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Private Joseph Bradbury served with York County Militia, Massachusetts Militia during the American Revolution.
Name
Name: Joseph /Bradbury/
Joseph was born about 1747/8 in Buxton, York, Massachusetts Bay. He passed away in 7 Sep 1819 in Buxton, York, Massachusetts.
Marriage: 17 Nov 1774 in Maine to Patience Goodwin.[1]
Joseph Bradbury was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. As a Private (roll dated Buxton 14 Dec 1775), he served in Capt. John Elden's Co. on "alarm at Falmouth on the day it was set on fire by the enemy; marched to assist in preventing the enemy's landing."
Death: 7 Sep 1819 Buxton, York Co, Maine,
Memorial Inscription: Aged 72 yrs. Epitaph: "The oldest settler in the neighborhood." [2]
Sources
↑Marriage: "Maine, Church Records, 1734-1907", citing Digital film/folder number: 008133037_002_M99W-5DR; Image number: 40, FamilySearch Record: QGR4-5DZ3 (accessed 4 December 2023) FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSVY-T93X-S, Joseph Bradbury marriage to Patience Goodwin on 17 Nov 1774 in Maine, United States.
Secretary of the Commonwealth, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, (Boston, 1891), Vol. 2, p. 397, Bradbury, Joseph- Private, Capt. John Elden's Co.; Service 4 days on "alarm at Falmouth on the day it was set on fire by the enemy; marched to assist in preventing the enemy's landing"; Roll dated Buxton 14 Dec 1775.
Death: "Maine Deaths and Burials, 1841-1910", citing Digital film/folder number: 007592510; FHL microfilm: 10594; Record number: 897; Packet letter: A, FamilySearch Record: F4ZB-V2K (accessed 4 December 2023), Joseph Bradbury death 20 Sep 1819, son of Jacob Bradbury, husband of Patience Goodwin, in Buxton, York, Maine, United States.
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DNA Connections
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