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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 9., The Bradburys of Medford and their ancestry. (search)
4. I shall not notice the children of William Bradbury in order of age, for convenience in grouping together those best remembered by the Medford residents today. Mary, the second child, born September 14, 1797, died Angust 15, 1848. There is no record of her baptism. William Moody, the third child, was born July 20, 1800, and baptized July 27, 1800. He was lost at sea September 5, 1821. Susan Newhall, the fourth child, born July—, 1802, was baptized August i, 1802, and died May 28, 1867. Like others of her family she was skilful with the needle, and did dressmaking at home. She had many patrons among the town's people. A pupil of her sister Eliza's school, now living in this city, had her wedding dress made by Miss Susan. Henry Wymond, the fifth child, born March 5, 1804, baptized March 25, 1804, died November 8, 1810. He went to call his father to dinner or to come home with him, and running along on the stones on the edge of the river, fell in and was drowned.