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129. "Twelfth Census of the United States," District of Columbia, Washington, 6/6/1900, Microfilm, ED 31, Sheet 8, line 75.
130. "1860 Muscogee County, Georgia Census, Columbus, page 183, Roll 132, Book 1."
1860 Muscogee County, Georgia
256-256
Keith, Daniel...........47...m...???? maker.........CT
.........Josephine......10...f................................NY
Bramhall, J.H...........32...m...watchmaker........NY
Barrow, Charles.......37...m...bar keeper..........GA
131. "1870 Muscogee County, Georgia Census, Columbus, page 597, Roll M593-167."
1870 Muscogee County, Georgia
42-48
Bramhall, Joseph H....49...mw...watch maker & jeweler...NY
...........Lucinda J........24...fw.....kpghouse.....................GA
...........JosephE..........6...mw..........................................GA
...........LucindaE.........4...fw...........................................GA
...........Charles.............3...mw..........................................GA
Roberts, Fannie.........20...fb.....domestic servant
132. "Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Georgia."
Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Georgia
Joseph E. Bramhall III
L.J. Bramhall
133. "1920 District of Columbia, page 39a, Roll 206, Book 2, ."
1920 District of Columbia, page 39a
2007-44-86
Leighter, Sarah K........head..fw..75..wid...Eng Eng Eng...keeperlodging ho.
Weeks, Vienna.........lodger..fw..79..wid...VA VA VA
......George R............lodger..mw.55...s.....VA VA VA........deskclerk-hotel
......Earl L..................lodger..mw.22...s.....DC MYDC.......motorman-city electric line
Cummins, Kate..........lodger fw..50..s.....VA VA VA
......Ada.....................lodger...fw..48...s.....VA VA VA
Bramball, Lucinda J...lodger...fw..75..wid..GA GA GA
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135. "Tenth Census of the United States," Georgia, Muskogee Co., Columbus, 6/22/1880, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, ED 92, p 41, line 28.
136. "Twelfth Census of the United States," District of Columbia, Washington, 6/6/1900, Microfilm, ED 31, Sheet 8, line 76.
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138. "Fourteenth Census of the United States," District of Columbia, Washington, 1/10/1920, GIF of microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, ED 60, Sheet 5, line 24.
139. "Fifteenth Census of the United States," District of Columbia, Washington, 4/2/1930, GIF of microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, ED 62, Sheet 1, line 28.
140. "Sixth Census of the United States," Indiana, Montgomery, Coal Creek Township, 1840, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, line 2.
141. "Seventh Census of the United States," Indiana, Montgomery, Coal Creek Township, Sept 1850, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, p. 2, line 28.
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148. "Ninth Census of the United States," Iowa, Monona, St Clair Twp, July 1870, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, p 3, line 12.
149. "Ninth Census of the United States," Iowa, Monona, St Clair Twp, July 1870, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, p 3, line 13.
150. "Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 Record - compilation," book H, os page 337, web database, Ancestry.com.
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153. "Ninth Census of the United States," Michigan, Calhoun, Convis Township, July 1870, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 7/3/2006, p. 14, line 36.
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155. "Willow Glen Cemetery, Dryden, Tompkins County, New York."
Willow Glen Cemetery
1-Silina Bramhall
Lot 8-05
bur 1852
ae 67
156. "Living in Dryden - One Democrat's Perspective on Life in the Town ofDryden, New York."
Living in Dryden
We have as yet failed to secure very satisfactory notes of the pioneerfamilies of Willow Glen. Of the first three families to locate therein 1798, so far as we have been able to learn, the Clausons have nodescendants now residing in the town, while Ezekiel Sanford and DavidFoote are the ancestors of quite a number of the present inhabitants.John Southworth, whose father, Thomas Southworth, came to Willow Glenin 1806, will be the subject of a separate chapter. Joshua Phillips,who owned and perhaps built the tannery on the now vacant corner ofWillow Glen, was early a prominent citizen, being a Member of Assemblyfrom this county in 1820 and a supervisor of the town in 1839. He cameto Dryden from Nassau, Rensselaer county, about 1806, or, as some say,in 1811, and was a major in the State Militia. His wife, whom hemarried in Rensselaer county, was Huldah Bramhall, a very estimablewife and mother. They had no daughters, but twelve sons, one of whom,Archibald, now resides on the former homestead of his father-in-law,Peter Mulks, near Slaterville, and another, Albert, who married intothe Twogood family, is still living at Merton, Waukesha county, Wis.,91 years of age, with another brother, Henry, whose age is 80. Amongthe others was George W. Phillips, who was once prominent in businessin Dryden village. Joseph Bramhall, a brother of Mrs. Phillips, was acarpenter and early resident of Willow Glen, leaving children whostill perpetuate from him the name of Bramhall. He was an assessor ofthe town at the time of his death, which resulted from consumption.His widow afterwards married Israel Hart and became the mother ofChas. I. Hart, of Dryden.

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157. "1820 Tompkins County, New York Census, Dryden, ."
1820 Tompkins County, New York Census, Dryden
Bromhall, Joseph
males 0-10.........= 2
males 16-18.......= 1
males 16-26.......= 1
males 26-45.......= 1
females 16-26....= 1
158. "1830 Tompkins County, New York Census, Dryden, page 459, ."
1830 Tompkins County, New York Census, Dryden, page 459
Bramhall, Joanna
males 0-5............= 1
males 5-10..........= 1
males 10-15........= 1
females 10-15.....= 1
females 40-50.....= 1
159. "New York Genealogical Records 1675-1920, ."
New York Genealogical Records 1675-1920
Name: Joseph Bramhall
Event: Buried
Year: 1828
County: Tompkins
Province: New York
Source: The New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record (quarterly-1922) - Extracts
Additional info: Also available on microfilm at
Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Page: 293
160. "C.H.B. family memorandums," Handed down from Lula Bramhall to Laura Lucille Walkinshaw to Doris Shaw to Brian Nielsen.
161. "1860 Cayuga County, New York Census, Summerhill, page 26, Roll 728, book 1, ."
1860 Cayuga County, New York Census, Summerhill, page 26
225-223
Hart, Israel...........66...m...............NY
......Laura.............64....f................NY
......Charles...........25...m...............NY
......Harriet............20...f.................NY
Bramhall, William....4...m................NY
162. "Sixth Census of the United States," Indiana, Montgomery, Union, 1840, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006.
163. "Seventh Census of the United States," Indiana, Montgomery, Union Township, July 1850, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 6/3/2006, p. 32, line 6.
164. "Ninth Census of the United States," Iowa, Monona, St Clair Twp, July 1870, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, p 3, line 4.
165. "Ninth Census of the United States," Iowa, Monona, St Clair Twp, July 1870, GIF of Microfilm, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2006, p 3, line 5.
166. "Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850," web database, Ancestry.com.
167. "Genealogies of Mayflower Families."
pg 131
Mehitable Barlow, daughter of Moses, married Edmund Bramhall,grandson
of George Bramhall, who lived at Dover, Mass. Bay Colony and waskilled by
the Indians in 1689, he was born June 23, 1749, and died March 16,1793. Their
children were:
Sarah born 1776, died 1843
Moses born 1778, died 1856
Elizabeth born 1780, died 1851
Huldah born 1783
Sylvania born 1785, died unmarried
Joseph born 1787, died 1829
Edmund born 1790, died 1844
Mehitable born 1793
Sarah Bramhall, daughter of Edmund Bramhall and Mehitable Barlowmarried
Dr. Caleb Childs, of Albany. Their children were Edmund B, Caleb,Mary Eliza,
Rebecca married Isaac Welch, Sarah Mehitble married S. Doty,Solomon,
Joseph.
Moses Bramhall, son of Edmund Bramhall married Elizabeth Hulbert.Their
children were: Sarah Mehitable, Harrison G., Charles H., MosesBarlow, Elizabeth A,
Angelina M., George W., John Henry, Mary Jane, Alexander Wellington
New York, N.Y., Albert Scott Wellington
168. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church
1753 Baptisms
Nov 23 The Widw Sarah Bramhall Baptized
at her own House with her Children Edmund
& Joseph
169. "1800 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 1230, Roll M32-22, ."
1800 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 1230
Bramhall, Mehetb
males less than 10.....= 1
males 10-15...............= 3
males 25-44...............= 1
females less than 10..= 1
females 16-25............= 2
females 25-44............= 1
females over 45.........= 1
170. "Genealogical Records: New York, 1675-1920, ," Peter Force, Peter Force.
Genealogical Records: New York, 1675-1920
Edmund Bramhall
Event: Lived in: 1775
Place: Amenia Precinct County: Dutchess
Source title: Force, Peter
Source: American Archives (Series), 1774-1777 - Excerpts
Publisher: Peter Force
Publication Information: Washington, DC
Page: 605 Province: New York
171. "Selected New York Revolutionary War Records, 1775-1840, 1775 Articles of Association, Associators and Election of Delegates,Page 70, ."
Selected New York Revolutionary War Records, 1775-1840
1775 Articles of Association, Associators and Election of Delegates
Edmund Bramhall
172. "1810 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 646, ."
1810 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 646
Brimall, Widow
females 16-25..........= 2
females over 45.......= 1
173. "1840 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 45, Roll M704-277, ."
1840 Columbia County, New York Census, Canaan, page 45
Roll M704-277
Brimhall, Mehiable
males 40-50...........= 1
females 80-90........= 1
174. "North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Record," web database, Ancestry.com, Bond #000074848; ImageNum 004735; Record # 01 096.
175. "Vital Records of the Town of Plymouth."
Plymouth
The children of Joseph Bramhall & Sarah his Wife
1- Edmund Bramhall born Fryday June 23rd 1749
2- Joseph Bramhall born Janry 4, 1750/1
3- William Bramhall born June 21, 1752
176. "Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800."
Plymouth County Marriages 1692ñ1746
Novr. 26 Joseph Bramhall & Sarah Tilson both of Plimouth
177. "Epitaphs From Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, from 1657 to 1892."
Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
258. Here Lies Buried Mrs Sarah Bramhall
who Died January 26th 1754
In ye 25th year of her Age
Relict to Capt Joseph Bramhall
who Died at Jamaica Janry 26th 1753
178. "Vital Records of the Town of Plymouth."
Plymouth
The children of Joseph Bramhall & Sarah his Wife
1- Edmund Bramhall born Fryday June 23rd 1749
2- Joseph Bramhall born Janry 4, 1750/1
3- William Bramhall born June 21, 1752
179. "Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800."
Plymouth County Marriages 1692ñ1746
Novr. 26 Joseph Bramhall & Sarah Tilson both of Plimouth
180. "Epitaphs From Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, from 1657 to 1892."
Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
258. Here Lies Buried Mrs Sarah Bramhall
who Died January 26th 1754
In ye 25th year of her Age
Relict to Capt Joseph Bramhall
who Died at Jamaica Janry 26th 1753
181. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records- 1753 Baptisms
Nov 23
The Widw Sarah Bramhall Baptized at her own House
with her Children Edmund & Joseph
182. "C.H.B. family memorandums," Handed down from Lula Bramhall to Laura Lucille Walkinshaw to Doris Shaw to Brian Nielsen., p. 13.
183. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records
1763
Janr 21
Mr Josha Bramhall
184. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records
Church Records Anno
Anno 1727
Augst 27
Four Children of Joshua Bramhall
viz Cornelius, Salvanus (these own'd the Covt) Joseph and Martha
185. "The History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts - The Genealogies, T," George Lincoln.
History
The ch. of George and Martha (Bramhall)
Joshua, m. Sarah, Dau. of Samuel Rider of Ply.
186. "Epitaphs From Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, from 1657-1892."
Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
334.
In Memory of Mr Joshua Bramhall
Who decd Janury ye 21st 1763
In ye 80th year of his age.
187. "Massachusetts Town, Probate and Vital Records."
Town of Plymouth
page 100
The Children of Joshua Bramhall and Sarah bramhall his Wife
1- Cornelios born Agust 26; 1708
2- Silvanios born ye last day of april; 1712
3- Joseph born December 20th 1717
4- Martha born March 21st 1718
188. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859
Sepr 11 1737
Joshua Bramhal & Sarah his wife
were Dismist to Falmouth
189. "The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. V, Plymouth, Massachusetts VitalRecords, ."
The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. V, Plymouth, Massachusetts VitalRecords
page 100
The children of Joshua Bramhall and Sarah bramhal his wife
1: Cornelios born Agust 26; 1708
2: Silvanios born ye last Day of April 1712
3: Joseph born Desember 20th 1717
4: Martha born March 21st 1718
190. "Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II, page 221."
Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II
page 221
Town Meeting March 18th 1722
Tithing men
1-The Tithing men are Joseph Mitchel Joshua Bramhal
Nicholas Drew & Joseph Bartlet
2- hog Reives
The hog Reaves are Joshua Bramhal John Cooke
Capt Morton Ben
191. "Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II, page 90."
Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II.
page 90
Two Acres of land belonging to Joshua Bramhal
"At a Town meeting held at plimouth March
Twenty first 1710/11 Then for and in consideration
of ye sum of thirty shillings by Joshua Bramhall of sd
Town of plimouth for ye use of sd Town Well and
Truly paid The said Town hath Granted bargained
and sold unto ye sd Joshua Bramhall and unto his
heires and assignes for Ever Two acres of land as
is below Described measured and bounded by ye
surveiors Thereunto subscribed April 15th 1712 laid
out and bounded by us the subscribers Two Acres
of land unto Joshua Bramhall of plimouth lying betwen
the land of John Mordo and the land of Ebenazar
Dunham neeto? Shrevos hole and is bounded from
ye North East corner of ye sd Ebenasar Dunhams
land to the southeast corner of John Moldows land
being; 20 pole and then by sd Mordos land 16; pole
to a heape of stones and thence to ye Northeast
corner of Dunhams land being 20 pole and Then
by sd Dunhams land to ye bounds first mentioned.
Nathaniel Thomas
Isaac Lathrop surveiors

Lands belonging to Joshua Bramhall
At a Town meeting held at plimouth on ye 21st of
March 1710/11 Then for and in Consideration of the
sum four pounds and sixteen shillings well and truly paid
by Joshua Bramhall of The Town of plimouth unto
John Watson Treasurror of sd Town of plimouth for
ye use of sd Town The sd Town hath granted bargained
sold made over and confirmed unto him ye sd Joshua
Bramhall and unto his heires and assignes for every
15 acres and Eighten pole of land and is laid out by ye
subscribers as ffolloweth December ye 30th 1713
laid out by us the subscribers fiften acrees and Eighten
pole of land unto joshua Bramhall of plimouth Joyning
To ye land of Abiall Shurtlif neere sparrows hill and is
Bounded as followeth (viz) with a Red oake bush in
ye Rainge of Richard Holmes land and is ye westerly
Corner bound of land laid out ye same Day unto
Eliazar Rogers Thence southwest by sd holmes
Rainge: 31: pole to a stake with stones abut it standing
on a hill in ye line which Devids ye land belonging to
ye Town of plimouth and ye properietors of plimouth
and particular persons and thence by Deviding line
to land of said Shurtlef and thence Easterly by said
Shurtlefs land until it meets with ye Roade and thence
by ye Road to ye southerly corner bound of land laid ont
ye Same Day to Eliazar Rogers and Then by sd Rogers
land to ye bounds first mentioned Reserving Wayes
throw sd land where they may be Wanted.
Nathaniel Thomas
Abiall Shurtleff surve
192. "York County, Maine Court Index: 1686-1760. Plantiff or DefendantSurname: B, Courtesy of the Maine State Archives, ."
York County, Maine Court Index: 1686-1760. Plantiff or DefendantSurname: B
Courtesy of the Maine State Archives
Full Name BRIMHALL, JOSHUA
Def/Plt PLT
Location Falmouth
Index Number 601765
Court CCP
Volume/Page 15-54
Box/File 132-4
Cause EJECTMENT
Year 1759
Month 10
193. "Vital Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol XIV, page 70, ."
Vital Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol XIV, page 70
Joshua Bamhall was Married to Sarah Rider
November 20, 1707
194. "1820 Hancock County, Maine Census, Vinalhaven, ."
1820 Hancock County, Maine Census, Vinalhaven
males 26 to 45.......= 1
females under 10...= 1
females 26 to 45....= 1
195. "Vital Records of Vinalhaven - Book 1," transcribed by Betsey Mosher, picton Press 1994.
Vital Records of Vinalhaven - Book 1 -
Page 45
September 9, 1819
Joshua Bramhall with Lucy Crosby
both of Vinalhaven -
married by David Woster
196. "Vital Records of Vinalhaven - Book 1, , ," transcribed by Betsey Mosher, Picton Press, 1994.
Vital Records of Vinalhaven - Book 1
Page 73
August 21, 1819
Mr. Joshua Bramhall and Miss Lucy Crosby
both of Vinalhaven
published bans of marriage
197. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records
1763
Janr 21
Mr Josha Bramhall
198. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records
Church Records Anno
Anno 1727
Augst 27
Four Children of Joshua Bramhall
viz Cornelius, Salvanus (these own'd the Covt) Joseph and Martha
199. "The History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts - The Genealogies, T," George Lincoln.
History
The ch. of George and Martha (Bramhall)
Joshua, m. Sarah, Dau. of Samuel Rider of Ply.
200. "Epitaphs From Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, from 1657-1892."
Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
334.
In Memory of Mr Joshua Bramhall
Who decd Janury ye 21st 1763
In ye 80th year of his age.
201. "Massachusetts Town, Probate and Vital Records."
Town of Plymouth
page 100
The Children of Joshua Bramhall and Sarah bramhall his Wife
1- Cornelios born Agust 26; 1708
2- Silvanios born ye last day of april; 1712
3- Joseph born December 20th 1717
4- Martha born March 21st 1718
202. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records, Vol. I and II, 1620-1859
Sepr 11 1737
Joshua Bramhal & Sarah his wife
were Dismist to Falmouth
203. "The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. V, Plymouth, Massachusetts VitalRecords, ."
The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. V, Plymouth, Massachusetts VitalRecords
page 100
The children of Joshua Bramhall and Sarah bramhal his wife
1: Cornelios born Agust 26; 1708
2: Silvanios born ye last Day of April 1712
3: Joseph born Desember 20th 1717
4: Martha born March 21st 1718
204. "Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II, page 221."
Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II
page 221
Town Meeting March 18th 1722
Tithing men
1-The Tithing men are Joseph Mitchel Joshua Bramhal
Nicholas Drew & Joseph Bartlet
2- hog Reives
The hog Reaves are Joshua Bramhal John Cooke
Capt Morton Ben
205. "Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II, page 90."
Records of the Town of Plymouth, Vol II.
page 90
Two Acres of land belonging to Joshua Bramhal
"At a Town meeting held at plimouth March
Twenty first 1710/11 Then for and in consideration
of ye sum of thirty shillings by Joshua Bramhall of sd
Town of plimouth for ye use of sd Town Well and
Truly paid The said Town hath Granted bargained
and sold unto ye sd Joshua Bramhall and unto his
heires and assignes for Ever Two acres of land as
is below Described measured and bounded by ye
surveiors Thereunto subscribed April 15th 1712 laid
out and bounded by us the subscribers Two Acres
of land unto Joshua Bramhall of plimouth lying betwen
the land of John Mordo and the land of Ebenazar
Dunham neeto? Shrevos hole and is bounded from
ye North East corner of ye sd Ebenasar Dunhams
land to the southeast corner of John Moldows land
being; 20 pole and then by sd Mordos land 16; pole
to a heape of stones and thence to ye Northeast
corner of Dunhams land being 20 pole and Then
by sd Dunhams land to ye bounds first mentioned.
Nathaniel Thomas
Isaac Lathrop surveiors

Lands belonging to Joshua Bramhall
At a Town meeting held at plimouth on ye 21st of
March 1710/11 Then for and in Consideration of the
sum four pounds and sixteen shillings well and truly paid
by Joshua Bramhall of The Town of plimouth unto
John Watson Treasurror of sd Town of plimouth for
ye use of sd Town The sd Town hath granted bargained
sold made over and confirmed unto him ye sd Joshua
Bramhall and unto his heires and assignes for every
15 acres and Eighten pole of land and is laid out by ye
subscribers as ffolloweth December ye 30th 1713
laid out by us the subscribers fiften acrees and Eighten
pole of land unto joshua Bramhall of plimouth Joyning
To ye land of Abiall Shurtlif neere sparrows hill and is
Bounded as followeth (viz) with a Red oake bush in
ye Rainge of Richard Holmes land and is ye westerly
Corner bound of land laid out ye same Day unto
Eliazar Rogers Thence southwest by sd holmes
Rainge: 31: pole to a stake with stones abut it standing
on a hill in ye line which Devids ye land belonging to
ye Town of plimouth and ye properietors of plimouth
and particular persons and thence by Deviding line
to land of said Shurtlef and thence Easterly by said
Shurtlefs land until it meets with ye Roade and thence
by ye Road to ye southerly corner bound of land laid ont
ye Same Day to Eliazar Rogers and Then by sd Rogers
land to ye bounds first mentioned Reserving Wayes
throw sd land where they may be Wanted.
Nathaniel Thomas
Abiall Shurtleff surve
206. "York County, Maine Court Index: 1686-1760. Plantiff or DefendantSurname: B, Courtesy of the Maine State Archives, ."
York County, Maine Court Index: 1686-1760. Plantiff or DefendantSurname: B
Courtesy of the Maine State Archives
Full Name BRIMHALL, JOSHUA
Def/Plt PLT
Location Falmouth
Index Number 601765
Court CCP
Volume/Page 15-54
Box/File 132-4
Cause EJECTMENT
Year 1759
Month 10
207. "1880 Suffolk County, Massachusetts Census, Boston."
1880 Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Bramhall, Otis.........wm...34...(head)...md...ironworker-ornamental...MA MA MA
..........Mary F..........wf.....34....wife.....md...kpghouse......................MA MA MA
..........CarrieM........wf......6.....dau.......s...........................................MA MA MA
..........WilliamT......wm.....4.....son.......s...........................................MA MA MA
Crowell, Phoebe B..wf.....25...cousin....s...domesticservant.............MA MA MA
208. "Plymouth Church Records, Vol I and II, 1620-1859."
Plymouth Church Records
1778 1779 & 1780
Novr 4
19 Widw Sarah Bramhall
95
209. "A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England showingThree Generations of Those Who Came Before May, 1692, On the Basis of Farmer's Register," James Savage.
A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England,
BRAMHALL. GEORGE, Dover 1670, Casco 1678, k. by the Ind. 1689, leftwid. Martha, ch. Joseph, George, Hannah, and Joshua, wh. all rem. toPlymouth. George was at Hingham 1733; Hannah m. Jonathan Hall ofHarwich; and Joshua ret. to Falmouth 1729, there liv. some yrs. butwent again to Plymouth. Willis. JOSEPH, wine-cooper, long resid. atFalmouth, d. 1716, at Boston, leav. wid. Grace without ch. He was s.of George the first; and his will is of 22 Dec. 1715.
210. "The History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts - The Genealogies," Geoorge Lincoln.
The History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts - The Genealogies, byGeorge Lincoln
Bramhall (Brimhall) George, who was at Dover, 1670, and at
Casco, 1678, was killed in 1689 by Indians. The chris. name
of his w. was Martha. She with her ch. came to Hingham to
reside soon after his decease, and Dec. 9, 1698, m. secondly
as Hingham records show, Gershom Hall of Harrwich.
The ch. of George and Martha were-
1- George, b. ab. 1676
2- Joseph, m. (pub. in Hing. Aug 7, 1714) Grace Record of
Boston; removed to Falmouth, and d. at Boston.
3- Hannah, m. Jonathan Hall of Harwich
4- Joshua, m. Sarah, dau. of Samuel Rider of Ply.
211. "Libby's Gnealogical Dictionary."
Libby's Genealogical Dictionary
President Danforth's Town Trustees
These trust deeds were to transfer from the Lord
Proprietor to the inhabitants in each town the
vacant lands in each town, subject to quit-
rents. The deeds for Saco, Wells and Kittery
are missing , but those we know of survived
precariously , and there is no reason to doubt
that they were given to all the towns. They
were all executed in Boston 26 July 1684.
Falmouth
Mr. George Brimhall
212. "Maine Historical and Genealogical Record - Book of Eastern Claims."
Book of Eastern Claims
Anthony Brackett Claims Two hundred acres of
Upland & fforty acres of Salt marsh in Casco Bay
bounded upon ye head of agreat Saltwater Cove
Called the back Cove and the North West bounded
upon Thomas Skillin, the West bounded on the Land
of George Brimhall, And the Marsh lyes uponye the
South side of sd upland and butts upon ye Land of
Capt. Silvanus Dauis: No Deed Exhibited
213. "Genealogical Dictionary, Maine & New Hampshire."
page: 531
John Parsons, cordwainer, York at Portam, 1674,
poss. in Me. earlier if List 87 is his. Working for
Nehemiah Partridge 1677 and a wit. ag. Geo.Bramhall.
214. "Genealogical Dictionary, Maine & New Hampshire."
page 106
Bramhall, Bromhall, the former a township in Cheshire.
One George, London, 1637.
George Bramhall, Dover, Boston, Portam., Galm.
Altho first appear. at Dover, taxed 1670, it is not
unkik. that he came first to Boston from the W. L.
with Ann Bromehall, Boston, midwife, who depos.
bef. Dudley 16 Oct 1677, #55, ab. matters when
she liv. at St. Christophers; that he was put to the
tanner's trade with Joh Clements, then back to
Bost. as super. of the Houchin tannery, back to
marry a Dover girl, started bus. for hims. at Portam.,
where the tanners and shoemakers had him fined
for using two trades, then to Falm. in the project
which gave his name to a large part of the best
resid. section of Portland, but cost him his life.
Lists 350j, 331b, 49, 225a, 329, 32, 34, 228bd.
He m. Martha Beard. List 331c. Fatally wounded
by the Ind. the day before he d. 21 Sep. 1689.
The wid. fled to Plymouth, later liv. in Hingham,
where she m. 9 Dec. 1698 Gershom Hall of
Harwich. Ch: Joseph, b. ab. 1676 wine cooper,
Boston, d. July 1716, m. in Boston 25 Aug. 1714
Grace Record, sole beaef. in his will 22 Apr. 1715.
-20 Aug. 1716; she mar. 2d 21 Mar. 1721 Philip
Marshall. George, tanner, Hingham, m. 14 July
1711 Anna Baker of Barnstable. Will 1749
(Brimhorn) names wife, 2 sons, 3 daus. Hannah,
m. app. her stepbro., Johathan Hall of Harwich.
Joshua, clotbier, Plym., m. 20 Nov. 1709 Sarah
Rider of Taunton. Went to Portland to claim
father's land, but returned leaving son Sylvanus in
Port. Will 2 June 1762-27 Aor. 1763 names
w. Sarah, 3 sons, 20 of them deed., 2 daus. and
grsons.
215. "Extracts From Dover, New Hampshire Town Records."
1670 Tax List Dover, New Hampshire
At Dover Neck
Gorge Bramhall, George Bremall
Phellep Benmore, Philip Benmore
216. "The Story of Maine: coastal Maine," Bangor, ME: Hillsborough Co., ca 1924.
page 115
At the opposite extremity of the old city -
West End - is another terrace hill, bolder even
than its eastern fellow, that is called Bramhall's
Hill. ........ The weathiest residential
section of Portland extends back from the Western
Promenade. There is abundant evidance that this
locality has assumed more pretentious airs than
it was wont to present when George Bramhall
operated his tannery here in the early history of
the town.
217. "Genealogical Guide To The Early Settlers Of America, ."
Genealogical Guide To The Early Settlers Of America
Bramball:-George Bramball of Dover, 1670, Casco 1678,
was killed by the Indians 1689. He left widow Martha,
References-Davis' Landmard of Plymouth, 39;
Hurlbut Gen., 424. Savage's Gen. Dic. vol 1, 237.
218. "The Jordan Memorial, DEED FROM PRES. DANFORTH TO THE TRUSTEES OF FALMOUTH., ."
The Jordan Memorial
DEED FROM PRES. DANFORTH TO THE TRUSTEES OF FALMOUTH.
This indenture made the twenty-sixth day of July, Anno Domini onethousand six hundred eighty and four and in the thirty-sixth of thereign of our sovereign Lord Charles the Second by the grace of God ofEngland Scotland France and Ireland King, defender of the Faith &c.
Between Thomas Danforth Esq. President of his majestie's Province ofMaine in New England on the one party, and Capt. Edward Tyng, capt.Sylvanus Davis, Mr. Walter Gendall, Mr. Thaddeus Clark, Capt. AnthonyBrackett, Mr. Dominicus Jordan, Mr. George Bramhall, and RobertLawrence Trustees on the behalf and for the sole use and benefit ofthe Inhabitants of the town of Falmouth within the abovenamed Provinceof Maine on the other party, Witnesseth That whereas the abovenamedThomas Danforth by the governor and company of the Massachusettscolony in New England the now Lord Proprietors of the abovenamedProvince of Maine at a general assembly held at Boston on the eleventhday of May 1681 is fully authorized and empowered to make legalconfirmation unto the Inhabitants of the abovesaid Province of Maineof all their lands or proprieties to them justly appertaining orbelonging within the limits or bounds of said Province, Now know allmen by these presents, that the said Thomas Danforth pursuant to thetrust in him reposed and power to him given as abovesaid by and on thebehalf of the governor and company of the Massachusetts colonyaforesaid hath given granted & confirmed and by these presents dothfully clearly and absolutely give grant and confirm unto theabovenamed capt. Edward Tyng, capt. Sylvanus Davis, Mr. WalterGendall, Mr. Thaddeus Clark, capt. Anthony Brackett, Mr. DominicusJordan, Mr. Geo. Bramhall and Robert Lawrence Trustees as aboveexpressed, all that tract or parcel of land within the township ofFalmouth in said Province according to the bounds and limits of saidtownship to them formerly granted by Sir Fernando Gorges Knight or byany of his agents or by the General Assembly of the Massachusetts withall privileges and appurtenances to the same appertaining or in anywise belonging--all royalties reserved to his majesty by the chartergranted to Sir Ferdinando Gorges Knight, as also those by said chartergiven to the said Ferdinando Gorges Knight, his heirs andassigns--together with the rivers, streams and coves contained withinthe limits or bounds of said townships always to be excepted andreserved.

To have and to hold all the abovesaid tract of land by these presentsgranted and confirmed be the same more or less with all the privilegesand appurtenances to the same appertaining or in any wise belonging,excepting as is above excepted and reserved, to them the said Capt.Edward Tyng, Capt. Sylvanus Davis, Mr. Walter Gendall, Mr. ThaddeusClark, Capt. Anthony Brackett, Mr. Dominiens Jordan, Mr. GeorgeBramhall and Mr. Robert Lawrence as trustees abovesaid forever, to theonly proper use and behoof of the Inhabitants of said town that noware and to them that shall there survive and succeed from time to timeand forevermore hereafter. And the abovenamed Thomas Danforth for andon the behalf of the governor and company of the Massachusetts colony,and for their successors and assigns doth further covenant promise andgrant to and with the abovenamed Edward Tyng, Sylvanus Davis, WalterGendall, Thaddeus Clark, Anthony Brackett, Dominicus Jordan, GeorgeBramhall and Robert Lawrence their heirs and assigns, Trustees asabove expressed, that they the said Edward Tyng, Sylvanus Davis,Walter Gendall, Thaddeus Clark, Anthony Brackett, Dominicus Jordan,George Bramhall and Robert Lawrence shall and may at all times andfrom time to time forever hereafter peacably and quietly have holdoccupy and enjoy all the above given and granted premises without thelet denial or contradiction of the governor and company of theMassachusetts colony or of any other person or persons whatsoeverclaiming and having any lawful right, title or interest therein or inany part or parcel thereof by from or under the said Governor andcompany or by any of their assigns. They the abovenamed Inhabitants ofthe said town of Falmouth for the time being and in like manner thatshall there be from time to time forever hereafter, yealding andpaying in consideration thereof to the Governor and company of theMassachusetts colony or to the President of the said Province of Maineby them authorized and empowered for the time being or to other theiragents and lawful assignee or assignees the quit rent to the saidGovernor and company due and belonging according to the proposal madeand mutually agreed upon at the General Assembly held in the abovesaidProvince of York June 1681 viz. That the abovenamed Inhabitants of thesaid town of Falmouth for the time being and in like manner that shallthere be from time to time forever hereafter, as an acknowledgment ofSir Ferdinando Gorges and his assigns right to soile and government dopay twelve pence for every family whose single country rate is notabove two shillings, and for all that exceed the sum of two shillingsin a single rate, to pay three shillings per family annually in moneyto the treasurer of said Province for the use of the chief Proprietorthereof.
219. "History of Portland (William Willis), Maine Historical Society Staff, ."
George Bramhall was a tanner who bought 400 acres of land in Portlandin
1678. The area around Maine Medical Center known as Bramhall waspart of
this land. He is mentioned in briefly in
Portland City Guide (1944)
History of Portland (William Willis)
Maine Historical Society Staff
220. "The History of Portland From Its First Settlement, by William Willis, ."
The History of Portland From Its First Settlement
by William Willis
page 159
On the 13th of November of that Year (1678) Edward
Allen, of Dover, N.H. conveyed to George Bramhall,
of Portsmouth, all that tract of land, which George
Cleeves had sold to his father, Hope Allen, in 1660,
except 50 acres which he had previously disposed of.
The whole tract contained 400 acres, extending
westerly to round marsh at the narrow of the Neck,
and included the hill which now bears the name of
its old proprietor. Bramhall was a tanner: he moved
here in 1680, and established a tannery upon the
flat under the hill near the entrance upon Vaughan's
bridge, where the remains of the vats may still be
traced.
221. "The History of Portland From Its First Settlement, by William Willis, page 200, ."
The History of Portland From Its First Settlement
by William Willis
page 200
Freeze and Bramhall died of their wounds and one
friendly Indian. The following extract from B. York's
deposition in 1759 furnishes some additional
particulars: "I well remember that said George
Bramhall was shot by the Indians about ye same
time in ye fight over on Capt. Brackett's farm, and
said Brackett was also killed at the same time at
his house at Back Cove, and said Bramhall was
brought over alive after ye fight to ye Neck near fort
Loyal and put into Capt. Tyng's house to best of
my remembrance, and died the next day of his
wounds; and his son and other help they got, brought a
number of hides from ye house and tan pitts to ye
said Neck; and I remember said George Bramhall
left three sons Joseph, George and Joshua and
I think one daughter, who all moved away with their
mother to the westward soon after."
222. "Cemetery Inscriptions of Dennis, Massachusetts," Burton Nathaniel Derick.
Hall Cemetery, in Dennis on Whig Street
Grave # 32
Slate stone, arch with arched shoulders, death's head
Here lyes ye body of Ms Martha Hall
wife to Mr Gershom Hall
who decd July ye 2 1721
in ye 70 Year of her age
(Footstone:) Mrs Martha Hall
223. "Pioneers on Maine rivers : with lists to 1651, ," Spencer, Wilbur Daniel, Portland, Me.,:Printed by Lakeside Print. Co. 1930.
Pioneers on Maine rivers
Piscataqua River
Pioneers
Beard, Thomas, servant of London Company at Salem, 1629;
servant of Treworthy in 1640; died at Dover,1679;
widow Marie; children Elizabeth (Watson), Joseph,
Marie, Martha (Bramhall), and Thomas.
224. "Genealogical Dictionary, Maine & New Hampshire."
page 85
Thomas Beard, 70 in 1678, carpenter of Dover,
one-time serv. of Mr. Treworgy; party to lawsuit
1641, coroners jury 1646 or 7. He bot house and
land at Dover 1644, with Valentine Hill was gr. the
falls of Oyster Riv. for a sawmill 1649, bot land
at Searb 1659, wit. William Beard's deed 1675.
Lists 354abe, 355b, 356abeefghk, 359a, 353,
52, 54. His will 16 Dec. 1678-25 Mar. 1679 names
w. Marie (Mary), 2 sons, 3 daus. She m. 2d one
Williams. Ch: Martha, m. bef Dec. 1678, George
Bramhall. Joseph, b. ab. 1657. Elizabeth, m. bef
Dec. 1678 Jonathan Watson. Thomas William,
b. 12 May 1664, d. 17 May 1664 or 5. Hannah
b. 24 Oct. 1666, not in will. Mary, m. 25 July
1689 John Hudson.

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