2632–2633.  William Bradley, (Sir) was born in Coventry, Warwickshire, England, in April, 1597. Joanna Waddington was born in Bingley, Yorkshire, England, about 1601, and died in 1634. He is the son of William and Agnes (or Angeta) (Margates) Bradley. They had four children:

i. Magdalena Bradley was born in Bingley about 1613. [This date, taken from the Mormon family record sheet, is clearly incorrect as her mother was estimated to be 12 years old at this time. Other dates in this entry are also questionable.]
ii. Elizabeth Bradley was born in Bingley about 1615.
iii. Letticia Bradley was born in Bingley about 1617.
iv. William Bradley [#1316]: He was born in Bingley (Minden-Bradley?), Yorkshire, England, on September 4, 1619, and died on May 29, 1691.

His second marriage was to Elizabeth _____. She was born about 1610, and died in Guilford, New Haven County, Connecticut, in January, 1683. They had five children:

i. Elena Bradley [#1329]: She was born in West Riding, Yorkshire, England, about 1631, and died about 1700.
ii. Daniel Bradley was born in Yorkshire, England, in 1635, and died in December, 1658. He never married.
iii. Joshua Bradley was born in 1637. He married Judith Luribe on 26 May 1663; he married more than once.
iv. Nathan Bradley [#1342]: He was born in Bingley in 1638, and died on March 10, 1713.
v. Stephen Bradley was born in 1642, and died on July 20, 1701. He married first Hannah Smith on 1 Nov 1663. He married second Mrs. Mary Leete.

After William Bradley died, Elizabeth married John Paralee on November 8, 1653; after his death, she married John Evarts on May 27, 1663. She had no children by either of this husbands.

From A Compilation of ... Roger Prichard: The Bradley family was from West Riding, Yorkshire, England, and were staunch Cromwell men. Sir William's title and the right to bear arms were conferred by Henry VIII. [Since Henry VIII died in 1547 and Sir William was born in 1597, this conferrence must have been to his father or grandfather.] He was an officer in the Parliamentary Army. After his wife died, Sir William entrusted his eldest son, William, to Theophilus Eaton, William Davenport, and a small band of dedicated men to sailed to the New World in 1638 to found a new colony.

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