Son of Timothy and Abiah (Stevens) Bradley.
Timothy Bradley married Sarah Foster 23 Dec 1773 in Andover, Essex, MA. Source: Massachusetts Town & Vital Records.
Father of Elizabeth, Asa, Sarah, Abiah, Hannah, Timothy, Foster and Abiel Bradley.
Timothy Bradley was a Private in the Revolutionary War in Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment commanded by Lt. Col. Gerrish, and raised in the Town of Concord and adjacent towns. The Company marched July 5, 1777 for relief of the garrison at Ticonderoga, on the alarm, and marched 70 miles when news was received of the evacuation of the fort.
Timothy Bradley married Sarah Foster 23 Dec 1773 in Andover, Essex, MA. Source: Massachusetts Town & Vital Records.
Father of Elizabeth, Asa, Sarah, Abiah, Hannah, Timothy, Foster and Abiel Bradley.
Timothy Bradley was a Private in the Revolutionary War in Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment commanded by Lt. Col. Gerrish, and raised in the Town of Concord and adjacent towns. The Company marched July 5, 1777 for relief of the garrison at Ticonderoga, on the alarm, and marched 70 miles when news was received of the evacuation of the fort.
Son of Timothy and Abiah (Stevens) Bradley.
Timothy Bradley married Sarah Foster 23 Dec 1773 in Andover, Essex, MA. Source: Massachusetts Town & Vital Records.
Father of Elizabeth, Asa, Sarah, Abiah, Hannah, Timothy, Foster and Abiel Bradley.
Timothy Bradley was a Private in the Revolutionary War in Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment commanded by Lt. Col. Gerrish, and raised in the Town of Concord and adjacent towns. The Company marched July 5, 1777 for relief of the garrison at Ticonderoga, on the alarm, and marched 70 miles when news was received of the evacuation of the fort.
Timothy Bradley married Sarah Foster 23 Dec 1773 in Andover, Essex, MA. Source: Massachusetts Town & Vital Records.
Father of Elizabeth, Asa, Sarah, Abiah, Hannah, Timothy, Foster and Abiel Bradley.
Timothy Bradley was a Private in the Revolutionary War in Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment commanded by Lt. Col. Gerrish, and raised in the Town of Concord and adjacent towns. The Company marched July 5, 1777 for relief of the garrison at Ticonderoga, on the alarm, and marched 70 miles when news was received of the evacuation of the fort.
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