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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 9., The Bradburys of Medford and their ancestry. (search)
ia Cotton's mother was a very amiable woman and had uncommon intellectual endowments. Great pains were taken with her education. She had poetic talent, was well Versed in the Latin and other languages, and had a good insight into the medical arts. The pains taken with her education may be accounted for by the fact that she was the daughter of a physican of liberal education. Another of Mrs. Cotton's daughters married a cousin of Wymond Bradbury. Wymond Bradbury died at York, Me., April 14, 1734. His widow married John Heard of Kittery, where she died January 30, 1776. Wymond and Maria Bradbury had 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 July 12, 1743. His second wife, whom we shall merely notice on account of her name, was a Judith Moody. Theophilus Bradbury resided in Newbury, where he was a very prominent man. He die