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About Mary Bridger
Mary Bridger (Webb)
From the "Bridger Family Association on Ancestral Progress" by Betty Cullen.
Rev. Samuel Bridger and his wife Mary lived in an ancient house called Woodmancote and raised their eight children there. Their children were John, Samuel, Joseph, who immigrated to Virginia, James, also of Virginia, George, Jonathan, Martha, and Mary.
Research notes
[1] Thomas Elliot I born 1476 died Mar 1545. He married Margaret Wilson dau of Thomas. Their son John Elliot married Elizabeth Graves -their dau Mary md Lawrence Bridger I, their son Samuel Bridger md Mary Webb - their son Joseph Bridger md Hester Pitt - their dau Elizabeth md Thomas Lear.
https://www.myheritage.com/names/mary_newce
Mary Neuce Bridger (born Newce Webb Purchase), 1601 - 1683
- Mary Neuce Bridger (born Newce Webb Purchase) was born on month day 1601, in birth place.
- Mary was baptized on month day 1603, in baptism place.
- Mary had one sibling.
- Mary married Joseph Samuel Bridger on month day 1622, at age 20 in marriage place.
- Joseph was born on month day 1584, in birth place.
- They had 10 children: Joseph Bridger, John Bridger and 8 other children.
- Mary passed away on month day 1683, at age 82 in death place.
Disputed Origins & Locations
Mary's origins are not yet proven. The currently attached father is perhaps where the birth location of Dursley Parish, Gloucestershire, England was indicated. Place of baptism is uncertain, as is place of death. The only certain location is that reflected on the marriage record.
Webbe as a Family of Origin
Her maiden name listed on FamilySearch is Webb. Nicholas Webbe and Elinor (Waighte) Webbe were married in 1617 (note timing),[1] in Langley-Burrell, Wiltshire, who are shown as Mary Webb's parents on FamilySearch. A Laycock, Wiltshire baptismal record shows 10 May 1601, and her father as Nicholas Webbe.[2]
Mary Bridger's Timeline
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July 12, 1601
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London, Middlesex County, England
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July 12, 1601
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St Thomas The Apostle C Of E Church, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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1616 |
1616
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Somerset, England
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1624
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1627 |
April 28, 1627
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Woodmancotte Manor, Dursely, Gloucester, England
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1630
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1632
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1636
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1638
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Somerset, England (United Kingdom)
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