Dudley Bradstreet and Ann Wood

Birth 18 MAR 1603 • Horbling, Lincolnshire, England

Death 27 MAR 1697 • Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Anne Dudley (1612–1672)

Birth 20 MAR 1612 • Northampton, Northamptonshire, England

Death 16 SEP 1672 • Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Anne Wood (1647–1707)

Birth Jul 1647 • England

Christening • 16 Jul 1647 • St Olave, Bermondsey Southwark, Surrey, England

Death 1707 • Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States of America

Parents:

Richard Wood (1620–1700)

Birth 1620 • Norwich, Norfolk, England

Death 1700 • Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Ann Priddeth (1625–1684)

Birth 1625 • Norwich, Norfolk, England

Death 26 JUL 1684 • Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Marriage:

12 Nov 1673

Salem, Massachusetts

Family History:

 

 

 

Burial:

Dudley Bradstreet (1648–1702)

Anne Wood (1647–1707)

Old North Parish Burying Ground – North Andover, Essex, Massachusetts

Birth:	1647
Death:	Nov. 13, 1706 Essex County Massachusetts, USA
ROYAL FAMILIES Americans of Royal and Noble Ancestry, Volume One, Governor Thomas Dudley, and Descendants Through Five Generations, by Marston Watson, second edition, page 2234. COL. DUDLEY BRADSTREET, ESQ. (Anne DUDLEY, Thomas); b. 1648 Cambridge.; m. Ann WOOD 12 Nov. 1673 Andover; d. 13 Nov. 1702 Andover, Mass. [intestate]. He was an esquire, colonel in the militia, selectman, town clerk, schoolteacher and for many years a magistrate. He opposed the witchcraft delusion. His mother’s verse was: “My fifth, whose down is yet scarce gone, Is ‘mongst the shrubs and bushes flown. My other three still with me. nest, Until thery’re grown, the, as the rest, Or here or there they’ll take their fight, As is ordained, so shall they light.” ANN WOOD; b. ca 1653 Andover, Mass. She was the daughter of Ricahrd and Ann (Priddeth) WOOD of Barbados, who m. 2nd Thomas JONES in Barbados. Their daughter Ann m. 1st Theodore PRICE 1 Aug. 1667 at Salem , son of Capt. Walter PRICE of Salem. Her daughter was Elizabeth Price and her son-in-law was Rev Thomas Barnard (Find A Grave Memorial# 8297724). he along with Col. Dudley Bradstreet were among the 23 signers of a petition to end Salem Witchcraft trials.Children of Col. Dudley BRADSTREET, Esq. And Ann WOOD all b. Andover: 176. i. Rev. Dudley BRADSTREET, b. 27 Apr 1678; m. Mary WAINWRIGHT. 177. ii. Margaret BRADSTREET, b. 18 Feb 1679/80; m. Job TYLER 178. iii. Anne BRADSTREET; b. 5 Nov 1681; d. 12 Nov 1681 Andover, Mass.

 

Family Tree

Dudley Bradstreet (1648 – 1702) and Anne Dudley (1612–1672)
8th great-uncle and his wife

Simon Bradstreet (1603 – 1697)
father of Dudley Bradstreet

John Bradstreet (1652 – 1718)
son of Simon Bradstreet

Mercy Bradstreet (1689 – 1725)
daughter of John Bradstreet

John Hazen (1710 – 1754)
son of Mercy Bradstreet

Eunice Hazen (1753 – 1817)
daughter of John Hazen

Jacob Reeder (1782 – 1848)
son of Eunice Hazen

John W Reeder (1809 – 1860)
son of Jacob Reeder

Gaylord Hampton Reeder (1842 – 1918)
son of John W Reeder

Wilson Gaylord Reeder (1885 – 1964)
son of Gaylord Hampton Reeder

Harold LeRoy Reeder (1932 – 2004)
son of Wilson Gaylord Reeder

Ann Marie Bryant Reeder
child of Harold LeRoy Reeder

 

 

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