Robert Braddock Sr. was the immigrant that came to America with Mark and Manuell Stratton in 1702, at the age of ~17.
Robert was born in 1685 in England and died on Dec 4 1714 in Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey, at 30 years of age.
He immigrated in 1702 and settled in Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. His wife was Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock and Rachel Firman.
"The pioneer Robert Braddock arrived from England in 1702 and in 1709 married Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock who settled on Pensauken Creek neear Moorestown. Robert Braddock died in 1714.
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"Robert Braddock was assumed to bring Mark Stratton to America from Old England in 1702. Source: Boston Transcripts 27 August 1906 #8821.
Robert Braddock was a Quaker of Upper Evesham, Burlington, New Jersey. He willed land and money for a meeting house at his death in 1714.
Source: Immigrants to the middle colonies, Ed. by M. Tepper, Balt, Gen. Pub. 1978."
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Robert was born in 1685 in England and died on Dec 4 1714 in Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey, at 30 years of age.
He immigrated in 1702 and settled in Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. His wife was Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock and Rachel Firman.
"The pioneer Robert Braddock arrived from England in 1702 and in 1709 married Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock who settled on Pensauken Creek neear Moorestown. Robert Braddock died in 1714.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
"Robert Braddock was assumed to bring Mark Stratton to America from Old England in 1702. Source: Boston Transcripts 27 August 1906 #8821.
Robert Braddock was a Quaker of Upper Evesham, Burlington, New Jersey. He willed land and money for a meeting house at his death in 1714.
Source: Immigrants to the middle colonies, Ed. by M. Tepper, Balt, Gen. Pub. 1978."
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
Robert Braddock Sr. was the immigrant that came to America with Mark and Manuell Stratton in 1702, at the age of ~17.
Robert was born in 1685 in England and died on Dec 4 1714 in Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey, at 30 years of age.
He immigrated in 1702 and settled in Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. His wife was Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock and Rachel Firman.
"The pioneer Robert Braddock arrived from England in 1702 and in 1709 married Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock who settled on Pensauken Creek neear Moorestown. Robert Braddock died in 1714.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
"Robert Braddock was assumed to bring Mark Stratton to America from Old England in 1702. Source: Boston Transcripts 27 August 1906 #8821.
Robert Braddock was a Quaker of Upper Evesham, Burlington, New Jersey. He willed land and money for a meeting house at his death in 1714.
Source: Immigrants to the middle colonies, Ed. by M. Tepper, Balt, Gen. Pub. 1978."
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
Robert was born in 1685 in England and died on Dec 4 1714 in Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey, at 30 years of age.
He immigrated in 1702 and settled in Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. His wife was Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock and Rachel Firman.
"The pioneer Robert Braddock arrived from England in 1702 and in 1709 married Elizabeth Hancock, daughter of Timothy Hancock who settled on Pensauken Creek neear Moorestown. Robert Braddock died in 1714.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
"Robert Braddock was assumed to bring Mark Stratton to America from Old England in 1702. Source: Boston Transcripts 27 August 1906 #8821.
Robert Braddock was a Quaker of Upper Evesham, Burlington, New Jersey. He willed land and money for a meeting house at his death in 1714.
Source: Immigrants to the middle colonies, Ed. by M. Tepper, Balt, Gen. Pub. 1978."
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/r/James-L-Stratton/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0429.html
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