Person:Marie Bradley (2)

Marie Bradley
 
m. 1 Jul 1607
  1. Agnes BradleyBef 1607 -
  2. Major William Bradley1609/10 - 1691
  3. Danyell BradleyBef 1613 - Bef 1636
  4. Matthew Bradley1615/16 -
  5. Michael Bradley1619 -
  6. Abraham Bradley1622 -
  7. Marie Bradley1624 -
m. 1 Sep 1643
  1. Prudence Leaver1644 - 1716
  2. Thomas Leaver1647 - 1704
  3. Mary Leaver1649 - 1714
  4. Jonathan Leaver1657 - 1660
Facts and Events
Name[2][3] Marie Bradley
Gender Female
Christening[1] 27 Dec 1624 Bingley, Yorkshire, England
Marriage 1 Sep 1643 Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Thomas Leaver
References
  1. Church of England. Parish Church of Bingley, and W.J. (William James) Stavert. The parish register of Bingley, in the county of York, 1577-1686. (s.n.], 1901)
    pa 52.

    Marie, the daughter of Daniell Broadley De Newclose 27 Dec 1624

  2. Sheppard, Walter Lee. The ancestry and descendants of Thomas Stickney Evans and Sarah Ann Fifield, his wife, both of Fryeburg, Maine. ([Ann Arbor]: Priv. Print. [Edwards Bros.], 1940)
    37.

    On September 1, 1643, Mary Bradley married Thomas Leaver. This is our earliest record of her. She may have been a sister of Daniel Bradley who came to New England in 1635 (aged 20) in the Elizabeth, and settled at Haverhill. However it seems to the writer more likely that she was the widow of John Bradley, mentioned in the History of Salem as an early settler. John Bradley died "the fourth month 1642" and his will, probated at the Suffolk County court, 29th of the 5th month, says "he had nobody to give his estate but his wife, only some of his clothe & tooles he gave to his brother in lawe, William Allen." The will does not mention his wife by name, and so far efforts to discover who she was have been unavailing.

  3. Daniel Brodley, in Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
    1:405.

    On 8 April 1635, "Daniell Brodley," tanner, aged 20, was enrolled at London as a passenger for New England on the Elizabeth, with a certificate of conformity from the parish of St Alphage Cripplegate, London (Hotten 53)]. COMMENTS: Savage, Pope and other writers have stated that this man was the same as the Daniel Bradley who appeared in Ipswich in the 1640s, a decade after the sailing of the Elizabeth. The name on the passenger list is definitely "Brodley" and not "Bradley," as confirmed by examination of the original record. There is no reason to connect the Ipswich man with the 1635 record, and there is nothing to show that the 1635 passenger arrived in New England.