Capt. Steuen Bradley ⁸⁶⁶

  General Notes:

Appears in the judgement of the Court as brother of Daniel Bradley (see the notes on Daniel)

Noted on the Court records of Guilford as appearing with his brother Nathan in a suit. (see Nathan's notes)

Signed a codicil to a deed transfer renouncing his rights to property he was heir to in the case of his mother's death, property that had been left to his mother by her second husband, John Parmallee. p40 (see his mother Elizabeth's notes) ⁸⁶⁶

  Research Notes:

Leonard Bradley: "Nathan Bradley and Stephen Bradley (two of the half brothers of William Bradley of New Haven) married. We shall see in another place set forth the history of some of the descendants of William Bradley, and of some of the descendants of Nathan Bradley and Stephen Bradley". Evidently only good intentions, for there is no mention of these Bradley's descendants in the volume, save the naming of children in William's will.

  Events

• Military Service: Ensign of Dragoons raised for King Williams War, 1690, New Haven, Connecticut. ⁷³⁰

• Military Service: as Captain of the Trainband, 1698, New Haven, Connecticut. ⁷³⁰

Steuen married Hannah Smith, daughter of George Smith and Sarah, 9 Nov 1663 in New Haven, Connecticut.⁷³⁰ (Hannah Smith was born in 1644 in New Haven, Connecticut ⁷³⁰, christened 14 Dec 1645 in New Haven, Connecticut and died about 1690 ⁷³⁰.)