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Persoonlijke gegevens Nancy Kittrell Bradford [K 6] 

• Zij is geboren rond 1790 in Fishing Creek, Granville County, North Carolina acc.
• Een kind van Isham (Wmson?) Kittrell en Ann Alston Hunter
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 20 juni 2011.

Gezin van Nancy Kittrell Bradford [K 6]

Zij is getrouwd met William Bradford.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/marriage/bride-jk.htm

Atkins, Nancy Kittrell, Pleasant 05 Feb 1812
Bryant, Lucy Amis, John Jr. 03 Mar 1821
Bryant, Patsy Norman, Mathew 02 Aug 1816
Bryant, Polly Clapton, Guy 21 Nov 1803
Bryant, Polly Hawkins, Reuben 08 Sep 1810
Bryant, Rosey Kittrell, John 13 Jan 1801
Bryant, Tabbie Kittrell, Jonathan Jr. 17 Nov 1772
Bryant, Tabby Murphey, John G. 18 Apr 1807
Earle, Martha Byrd Kittrell, William 29 Jul 1816
Earle, Nancy Spears, Samuel 21 Dec 1818
Harrison, Orphia Kittrell, John 19 Dec 1797

Kittrell, Ann A. Jones, Lewellin 10 Sep 1814
Kittrell, Bryant Normand, Mary 16 Jan 1798
Kittrell, Dicey Rogers, Joseph 14 Oct 1797
Kittrell, Elizabeth Tait, James G. 10 Jan 1822
Kittrell, Jane R. Hutcherson, John B. 14 Dec 1819
Kittrell, Leah Holder, Isiah 11 May 1814
Kittrell, Martha Raney, Allen 19 Jan 1811
Kittrell, Mary Blacknall, Thomas 11 Oct 1798
Kittrell, Mary Montague, William 23 Apr 1814
Kittrell, Nancy Bradford, William 13 Feb 1808
Kittrell, Nancy Wright, Gideon 17 Nov 1805
Kittrell, Nanny Hunt, William Jr. 24 Jan 1780
Kittrell, Penny Spears, Phillip Hunt 01 Mar 1785
Kittrell, Polly Moss, John 27 Apr 1785
Kittrell, Ruth Kittrell, Joshua 19 May 1784
Kittrell, Sally Brodie, Thomas 02 Aug 1811
Kittrell, Sarah Higgs, Leonard 14 May 1777
Kittrell, Tabitha Harris, Austin 24 Jan 1804
Kittrell, Winnifred Hodge, Philemon 18 Sep 1783

Shamwell, Nelly Kittrell, Samuel 30 Dec 1800

Smith, Elizabeth Kittrell, John 19 Oct 1772

Snipes, Franky Kittrell, Isaac 14 Nov 1814
Wood, Tabitha Kittrell, William 03 Nov 1812

Zij zijn getrouwd op 13 Feb 1808 bond date te Granville County, North Carolina.

Kind(eren):

1. Jackson R. Bradford  ± 1811-1903 
2. Mary E. Bradford  ± 1820-???? 
3. William H. Bradford  ± 1831-< 1867 

Notities over Nancy Kittrell Bradford [K 6]

1860
BRADFORD, NANCY (1860 U.S. Census) NORTH CAROLINA , GRANVILLE, BEREAAge: 60, Female, Race: WHITE, Born: NCSeries: M653 Roll: 898 Page: 265
with married daughter

*Attachment to Isham is possible but lacks good documentation.

William Bradford
Elijah's brother William Bradford -- unlike his brother John Jr. -- did marry. William married Nancy Kittrell in Granville County, North Carolina, in 1808. 297 I have some information about the family of his wife, the Kittrells. According to the book The Higgs Family: Maryland to Missouri, by Betty Higgs Bridges, the Kittrells of Granville County descended from Jonathan Kittrell who moved from Nansemond and Isle of Wight Counties in Virginia to Bertie County, North Carolina. Jonathan Kittrell moved to Granville County in about 1745. He married Ann Durant there. According to Ms. Bridges's book, some Kittrell descendants were still living in the Granville County in 1972. Ms. Bridges also reports that the Vance County town of Kittrell, which is near Oxford, is named after that family. Although Ms. Bridges's book is primarily about the Higgs family, from which she has descended, it also discusses the Kittrells since the Granville County Kittrell and Higgs families intermarried. 298 Similarly, Paul Edwin Power's book The Power and Allied Families, traces the Granville County Kittrells. That book discusses Jonathan Kittrell Jr., who died in Granville County in 1812 and left a considerable amount of property to William Bradford's wife Nancy and her siblings. 299
William Bradford and his family appear in several census records. The 1820 Census reflects that William and his wife (who were both between twenty-six and forty-five at the time) were living in Granville County's Fishing Creek District with their one child (a son under the age of ten). By the time of the 1830 U.S. Census, William (who was in his fifties) and his wife (who was in her forties) had two children (a son who was between fifteen and twenty and a daughter who was between five and ten). By the 1840 Census, there was another son. When William died in about 1850, he was survived by his wife Nancy and those three children: William H. Bradford, Mary E. Bradford and Jackson R. Bradford. 300
Each of William and Nancy's children married in Granville County. Jackson, who is discussed in greater detail below, married Ann E. Cannady on December 10, 1844. William H. Bradford married Melvina Overton on August 29, 1857, and Mary E. Bradford married Silas E. McGehee on May 3, 1859. 301
According to a book by Elizabeth Adams Tissot and Agnes Cannady Cashwell, Cannady and Allied Families, William and Nancy Bradford had a son, Jackson R. Bradford, who married Ann Eliza Cannady in Granville County on December 23, 1844. Jackson and Eliza went on to have five children: (1) Maranda E. Bradford (born 1845, married to John Wilson on 2/23/1878); (2) John Wesley Bradford (born 9/13/1846, marred Sarah Cornatzer on 2/25/1876, Luella Tucker on 2/20/1879, served in Company G of the 47th NC infantry, was wounded at Gettysburg, captured at Hatcher's Run, Virginia, held as a POW at Point Lookout, Maryland, died March 3, 1903, buried in the Confederate section of the Moravian Cemetery in Winston-Salem); (3) James Bradford (born about 1848, married first Mary Parker, then Mary Belle Wrenn); (4) Wyatt Bradford (born 1850, resided in Henderson, North Carolina); and (5) Caroline Victoria Bradford (born October 27, 1851, died July 6, 1925). The Cannady family book lists other relatives and descendants of this branch of the Bradford family. 302

Nancy (Bradford) Higgs
Elijah's sister Nancy is mentioned in Ms. Bridges's book about the Higgs family since Nancy married Ms. Bridges's distant relative, a Granville County farmer named Levi Higgs, in 1813. 303 According to that book, Levi was the son of Leonard Higgs and Sarah Kittrell. Levi's father Leonard, a private in the North Carolina militia, fought in the Revolutionary War. Hence, he is listed in the D.A.R. Patriot Index. Levi's grandfather, Zachariah Higgs, also fought in the Revolutionary War. Like his son Leonard, he is listed in the D.A.R. Patriot Index. 304
The 1850 Census shows that Levi and Nancy were living in the vicinity of Granville County's Tabbs Creek district. That census record further indicates that Levi was sixty-eight at the time, that Nancy was sixty-two, and that they had three children living at home: Judith (or Julia W.) aged thirty-three, Mary D. (aged thirty) and Leonard (twenty-six). According to Ms. Bridges's book, Levi's estate papers from 1857, which are in housed in the North Carolina Archives, list two other daughters: Minty Wyatt Higgs Thomason and Jacksy Higgs.
Ms. Bridges also shares the poignant story of her 1972 visit to Granville County during which she met Kittrell family descendant Willis Rogers Kittrell, then in his eighties, who showed her where the Higgs family lived on Granville County's Ruin Creek at a place called "Higgs Hill." Mr. Kittrell told her of an old family cemetery that he long ago plowed around. Ms. Bridges tried in vain to find that cemetery, but reported that she could not find it in the overgrown pine thicket pointed out by Mr. Kittrell. She did, however, find the remnants of the Higgs family's home. She reports that she kept two bricks from the crumbling chimney. We should all be so lucky.

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