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Bradshaw is an ancient locational English name, derived from Old English "brad", meaning broad and "sceaga", meaning thicket. Variations on the name include Bradeshaghe, Bradshay, Braidshaw, Brashaw and Brayshaw. Bradshaw family history traces back to Lancashire, where the family held a family seat (feudal manor) since ancient times; other locations include Derbyshire and Yorkshire. High Court judge John Bradshaw (1602-1659) was Lord President of the parliamentary commission at the trial and execution of King Charles I in 1649. The Bradshaw French motto, "qui vit content tient assez", means "he who lives contentedly has enough". American Bradshaw genealogy began in Virginia in 1622.


Bradshaw Birth Records

NameBirth DateDeath DateLocation
Aaron Bradshaw-- --, 1909February ,1987MO
B Syble Bradshaw-- --, 1921October 26,2007VA
C Coates Bradshaw-- --, 1929February 11,1999CO
D Estelle Bradshaw-- --, 1916June 27,2009MD

Bradshaw Death Records

NameBirth DateDeath DateLocation
E Evelyn Bradshaw-- --, 1926May 24,2004Rushville,IN
Fabies Bradshaw-- --, 1911December ,1983Sedley,VA
G Blair Bradshaw-- --, 1918December 5,1995Salt Lake City,UT
H Austin Bradshaw-- --, 1933December 29,1998Iron Station,NC

Bradshaw Marriage Records

NameSpouseMarriage DateLocation
Alan BradshawElizabeth TaylorJuly 15,1988Wake, NC
Brice BradshawBeverly AmblerOctober 14,1967Wake, NC
Charles BradshawBetsy ClendeninJune 20,1942Wake, NC
Ernest BradshawEthel WallJuly 11,1954Wake, NC

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708th: Blanchard709th: McClain
710th: Whitehead711th: Shea
712th: Munoz713th: Landry
714th: Blackburn715th: McCall
716th: Novak717th: Salazar

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