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Alice Barnham (née
Bradbridge) (1523-1604) was an
English silk merchant, and a
leading figure in the
London silk
trade from the 1560s onward. She is chiefly...
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William Bradbridge (or Brodebridge) (1501–1578) was an
English bishop of Exeter. He was born in
London and took his B.A.
degree at
Magdalen College, Oxford...
- Kent,
Anthony Burward of
Calete (possibly Calais),
George Brodbridge (or
Bradbridge) of Bromfield, Kent, and
James Tutty (or Tuttey) of Brenchley, Kent were...
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studio album not to
include saxophone. "Ocean of Mol****es" (O. Allen,
Bradbridge, Kawabata, Pollock) – 0:32 "Supercotton" (O. Allen, Kawabata, Pollock...
- 6s-8d to the Mercer's
Company of
London to
trade as a silkwoman.
Alice Bradbridge was
recognised as a "sister" of the
Worshipful Company of Drapers. Silkwomen...
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Bradbridge, pp. 14, 49–50. Anon,
Robin Hoods, pp. 324–31.
Bradbridge, pp. 14–5, 51–2. Anon,
Robin Hoods, pp. 333–56.
Bradbridge, pp. 15–8.
Bradbridge...
- 196.
Barbara Final 197.
Bradbridge's Widow (
Bradbridge's Wife)
Probably Tenterden, Kent
Probably the
widow of
Martin Bradbridge,
burnt 16
January 1557...
- by
which date the
estate had been
purchased by
Thomas Bradbridge. In 1787
Thomas Bradbridge (d.1815)
purchased the
estate from the
Exeter Bank (which...
- the
Oldham Chantry)
William Alley,
Bishop of
Exeter (1560–1571)
William Bradbridge,
Bishop of
Exeter (1571–1578) John Woolton,
Bishop of
Exeter (1579–1594)...
- Libraries, 2013.
Retrieved 27
March 2024 Dunster,
Edward Swift; Hunter,
James Bradbridge; Foster,
Frank Pierce; Sajous,
Charles Eucharist de Medicis; Stragnell...
