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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 9., The Bradburys of Medford and their ancestry. (search)
ad a family of nine children. The oldest, Jabez, we shall refer to later. The seventh child, Theophilus, born July 8, 1706, married Ann Woodman, August 4, 1730. She was born July 23, 1708, and died, 1731; m. May, 1749, Samuel Greenleaf. Jonathan, b. November 1, 1732; m. Abigail Smith. Theophilus, b. January 7, 1735; d. in infancy. Wymond, b. April 5, 1737; m. Judith Moody. TheophiluTheophilus, b. November 13, 1739; m. Sarah Jones. Theophilus, the youngest child, graduated from Harvard College in 1757 at the age of eighteen, studied law, and began practice in Falmouth, Me. Among his stTheophilus, the youngest child, graduated from Harvard College in 1757 at the age of eighteen, studied law, and began practice in Falmouth, Me. Among his students in Portland was Theophilus Parsons, who became the celebrated and able jurist. Theophilus Bradbury returned to Newbury in 1779, and was a member of Congress from his native district during thred sea captain of Newburyport, with his family, to make his home. He was the fourth child of Theophilus and Ann (Woodman) Bradbury; was born April 5, 1737, in that part of Newbury probably which lat