Sarah bradlee fulton affiliation
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Representative women of New England/Sarah B. Fulton
SARAH BRADLEE FULTON, in whose memory the Medford (Mass.) Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is namei!, was a native of Dorchester, Mass.
Her ttrst known paternal ancestor was Nathan' Bradley, .sometimes called Nathaniel, who was born in 1631. In 1668 Nathan[1] Bradley owned two acres of the "Great Lots," and in 1680 he was sexton of the town of Dorchester.
His duties as sexton were to "ring the bell, cleanse the meeting-house, and carry water for baptism." While the bell stood on the hill, he was to have "£4 a year and after the bell is brought to the meeting house, £3 10s." He died July 26, 1701.
Sarah bradlee fulton quotes
By his wife Mary, daughter of Richard Evans, of Dorchester, he had six children, his eldest son being Nathan,[2] born March 12, 1674-5. Samuel,[3] son of Nathan[2] Bradley by his second wife, Lydia, spelled his name Bradlee.
He was a weaver and fisherman. He
