5302. Mary A. Beard (Lois A. Wildman , Anna Bradley , William Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born in 1839. She died in 1897.
Mary married Samuel C. Holley on 6 Oct 1858.
They had the following children:
6409 F i Harriet Holley was born on 10 Sep 1861 in Danbury, Connecticut, USA. Harriet married unknown Williams on 13 Sep 1892.
5328. Sophia Royce Bradley (Dan Beach Bradley , Dan Bradley , Jabez Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 1, 2 on 8 Oct 1839 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). She died 3 about 1923.
Sophia married 1 Rev. Daniel McGilvary son of Malcolm Dalrymple McGilvary and Catherine McIver on 6 Dec 1860 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). Daniel was born on 16 May 1828 in Buffalo Parish, Moore Co., North Carolina, USA. He died on 22 Aug 1911 in Chiengal, Siam (Thailand).
See:
McGilvary, Daniel; "A Half Century Among the Siamese and the Lao,"Bangkok 200" (ISBN 974-7534-79-2) "This is the autobiography of Daniel McGilvary (1828-1911) who looms large in the history of Protestant Christianity in Thailand. His main field of activity was in Chiang Mai, setting up the Lao Mission in 1867, from where he played a leading part in the major political, economic and socio-cultural changes in the North, in education, medicine, role of women and incorporation of the northern principalities into the nation state of Siam. From 1870 he traveled extensively, laying the foundations for Christian communities and future missions.""The first Protestant missionary work in Laos was carried out by American Presbyterian missionary Dr. Daniel McGilvary from Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, who visited northern Laos from time to time from 1872 until 1934."
[Church in Asia Today (Opportunities and Challenges)]"The early history of the Phet Buri community is sparsely documented. Malloch reports the receipt of census materials in 1827 which indicate the presence of 450 Lao in "Muang Phitcabari", but it is unknown whether these included Lao Song (Burney, 1912 : 354). Thirty years later, Mouhot mentions contact with Lao captives in Phet Buri, and describes customs of dress suggestive of the traditional Black Tai garb (1864 : 58). Much of what is known of the early years of Song activities as slaves of the crown derives from the accounts of Christian missionaries. In 1861, Revs. Daniel McGilvary and S. G. McFarland, pioneer Protestant missionaries to Siam, established a mission station at Phet Buri. McFarland's son writes:
For several years there had been interest in Petchaburi and several visits made there. Doubtless the initial impulse was given added life when King Mongkut (Rama IV, author) built a palace on the Petchaburi mountain in 1860 and dug canals connecting the rivers, thus facilitating transportation (G. B. McFarland, 1928 : 2).
McGilvary adds that his' 'interest in Pechaburi was increased by the knowledge that there was a large colony of Lao there" (1912 : 57). An anonymous history of the Phet Buri mission echoes McGilvary, saying the interest in the province was "deepened by finding villages near Petchaburi occupied by Lao captives taken in war and held by the government as slaves". 3 That these" Lao captives" were Song or included them is established by M. L. Court, who served at the Phet Buri station from to 1891.4 Writing of the Lao villages outside the provincial capital, she describes a community of Lao whose costume and women's coiffure are unmistakably Song : 355-369). It is also apparent from her discussion that the mission concentrated most of its efforts on this particular settlement; as such, what comments missionaries' chronicles include are likely applicable to the Song, though identification by name is absent. Such notes are not numerous, but they give a clear indication of the Song circumstance as captives of war. McGilvary, in personal correspondence, observed that the Lao "are in this place literally the hewers of wood and the drawers of water", characterizing their status as "serfs" of the Krung Thep dynasty.5 He notes further at a time when the crown was turning increasingly to wage labor among Chinese grants instead of exacting corvee service from the peasantry, 500 to 800 Lao men impressed into building the royal complex atop Khao Wang-the palace mentioned by G. B. McFarland-for three months of each year, bearing bricks and mortar up the steep slopes for the temples and fortifications.6 The employment of Lao captives at Khao Wang is also noted by Thomson, who compared their masonic skills to those of the ancient Kampuchean temple-builders (1875 : 114).
McGilvary learned from villagers that the Lao had been transplanted from the north some two or three generations previously, which corresponds to the dates of capture early in the nineteenth century.7 Bock, resting an evening in a Lao village outside Phet Buri during his travels in Siam, determined that its headman was taken 'e from northern Vietnam as a child, sometime in the early 1830's (1884 : 83-84). Neither observer noted later or periodic additions to the colony.
King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, decreed freedom for native-born slaves and 1dants of prisoners-of-war upon his ascension in 1868, but full abolition of y did not occur until 1905. It is unlikely that secondary migration of Song from Phet Buri colonies occurred prior to the earlier date, and probably not until the decades of the nineteenth century. All references to Lao Song between 1858 hot, 1864) and 1893 (ESJ), indicated contact with or reference to Phet Buri villagers. After that, however, migration must have been rapid and involved significant numbers. Graham encountered Lao Song in neighboring Rat Buri in 1924 (1924 : 169), Seidenfaden reported Song settlements scattered from the northwestern periphery Chao Phraya River valley to the peninsular lowlands southwest of Krung Thep 7 (1954 : 88)."
[Bert F. Sams; Journal of The Siam Society, Volume 76 (1988), pp. 100 - 120]"...the McGilvarys, Daniel and Sophia, along with their two children arrived in Chiang Mai in April 1867, and that date is usually taken as the foundation of the "Laos Mission."..."
[Herbert R. Swanson, review of Mission to Siam: the Memoirs of Jessie MacKinnon Hartzell]"100 years ago, in 1897 Presbyterian Daniel McGilvary rode his elephant through the mountainous province of Udomsai. After talking with various local villagers he saw many were open to the gospel. The local government officials refused McGilvary's request to open a mission station in Udomsai, but a few Khmu men followed him back to North Thailand, became believers, received some Biblical training and went back to Udomsai. The church they planted remains to this day, but the majority of the province remains apart from any gospel witness. The turning of many Khmu to Christ in 1998 brought persecution for local believers."
[Mekong Springboard Information Office]"The Thailand Theology Seminary was established by the Reverend Dr. Daniel McGilvary in 1889 in answer to the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ and for the preparation of leaders for His church. In 1974, the Thailand Theological Seminary and the McCormick School of Nursing combined to establish Payap University and the name of the Thailand Theological Seminary was changed to The McGilvary Faculty (School) of Theology."
[The McGilvary Faculty of Theology, Payap University, Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand]
They had the following children:
6410 M i Evander Bradley McGilvary was born 1 in 1864. 6411 M ii Mack McGilvary 1 was born about 1870. 6412 M iii Norwood McGilvary was born 1 in 1874.
5330. Cornelius Beach Bradley (Dan Beach Bradley , Dan Bradley , Jabez Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 1, 2 on 18 Nov 1843 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). He died 3 on 18 Feb 1936 in Berkeley, California, USA.
Cornelius married 1 Mary Sarepta Comings daughter of Benjamin Andrew Comings and Mary Huntington on 30 Jul 1871 in Oberlin, Ohio, USA. Mary was born 2 on 12 Oct 1844 in Greensboro, Vermont, USA. She died 3 on 13 Dec 1921 in Berkeley, California, USA.
They had the following children:
6413 F i Bertha Theresa Bradley was born 1 on 15 Dec 1872 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). She died 2 about 1920. + 6414 M ii Harold Cornelius Bradley
5333. Mary Adelle (Dellie) Bradley 1 (Dan Beach Bradley , Dan Bradley , Jabez Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 2 on 30 Nov 1854 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). She died 3 in 1926.
Mary married Andrew Trew Blachly son of Eben Blachly and Jane B. Trew. Andrew was born in 1847. He died 1 in 1893 in a bank, shot.
They had the following children:
6415 M i Clarence Daniel Blachly was born 1 in 1881. He died 2 in 1971. 6416 M ii Arthur Blachly was born 1 in 1878. 6417 M iii Frederick Frank Blachly was born 1 in 1880. 6418 M iv Howard Blachly was born 1 in 1882. He died 2 in 1934. 6419 M v Harold Blachly was born 1 in 1885. He died 2 in 1915. 6420 M vi Ralph Blachly was born 1 in 1887. 6421 M vii Louis Blachly was born 1 in 1889. He died 2 in 1965. 6422 M viii Edward Blachly was born 1 in 1892.
5334. Dan Freeman Bradley 1 (Dan Beach Bradley , Dan Bradley , Jabez Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 2 on 17 Mar 1857 in Bangkok, Siam (Thailand). He died 3, 4 on 11 Nov 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
"Dan Freeman Bradley (my great-grandfather) had an illustrious career that was well underway by the time he was a teenager in Bangkok, as the Siamese king's English translator. He was educated at Oberlin College, later went on to become President of Grinnell College."
[Dwight Culver Bradley]
Dan married Lillian Josephine Jaques daughter of David Louis Jaques and Phoebe Turpening. Lillian was born 1 on 31 May 1857 in Hudson, Michigan, USA. She died 2 on 16 May 1937 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
They had the following children:
6423 F i Helen Bradley was born 1 in 1886. She died 2 in 1892. + 6424 M ii Dwight Jaques Bradley + 6425 M iii Robert Gamble Bradley + 6426 M iv Dan Theodore Bradley
5338. Mary Elizabeth Bradley (Isaac Bradley , Dan Bradley , Jabez Bradley , Daniell Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell )
They had the following children:
6427 M i Bradley Jones
5340. Neal Erastus Woods (Lucyette Lucretia Bradley , Moses Bradley , Moses Bradley , Moses Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born on 15 Dec 1853 in South Newbury, Geauga Co., Ohio, USA. He died on 2 Jul 1937 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was buried on 10 Jul 1937 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
Neal married Edith May Georgia daughter of August Georgia and Edith L. Bennett on 17 Jun 1878 in Girard, Kansas, USA. Edith was born on 24 Nov 1861 in North Liberty, Iowa, USA. She died on 5 Jun 1904 in Pittsburg, Kansas, USA. She was buried in Mt. Olive Cem., Pittsburg, Kansas, USA.
They had the following children:
6428 F i Alfa M. Wood was born in Jun 1877 in Pittsburg, Kansas, USA. She died on 29 Nov 1937. Alfa married Frank J. Anderson. Frank was born about 1873. 6429 F ii Ethel E. Wood was born on 10 Mar 1883 in Pittsburg, Kansas, USA. She died on 22 Nov 1888. + 6430 M iii Georgia Neal Wood
5344. Hattie Lucretia Woods (Lucyette Lucretia Bradley , Moses Bradley , Moses Bradley , Moses Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born on 6 Sep 1864 in Prairie Creek, Illinois, USA. She died on 28 May 1947 in Girard, Kansas, USA.
Hattie married Wilbur Alison Long on 27 Sep 1885 in Lancaster, Keokuk Co., Iowa, USA. Wilbur was born on 31 Oct 1862 in Sigourney, Keokuk Co., Iowa, USA. He died on 15 Dec 1932 in Girard, Kansas, USA.
They had the following children:
5347. Richards Bradley (Jonathan Dorr Bradley , William Czar Bradley , Stephen Rowe Bradley , Moses Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born in 1834. He died in 1904.
Richards married Sarah Williams Merry daughter of Robert D. C. Merry and Sarah Williams in 1856. Sarah was born in 1834. She died in 1914.
They had the following children:
6434 F i Susan Bradley was born in 1859. Susan married Richard Grinnell. + 6435 M ii Richards Merry Bradley 6436 M iii Jonathan Dorr Bradley , II was born in 1864. He died in 1928 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Jonathan married Frances Kales. 6437 F iv Emily Bradley was born in 1866. She died in 1943 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Emily married Dr. William F. Wesselhoeft. 6438 F v Sally Bradley was born in 1868. She died in 1926 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Sally married Russell Tyson. 6439 vi unknown child.
5350. Sarah Bradley Kellogg (Merab Ann Bradley , William Czar Bradley , Stephen Rowe Bradley , Moses Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 1 on 17 Aug 1831 in Rockingham, Vermont, USA. She died 2 on 3 Nov 1909 in Washington, DC, USA.
Sarah married 1 Henry Augustus Willard son of Joseph Willard and Susan (Clapp) Dorr on 6 Nov 1855 in Westminster, Vermont, USA. Henry was born 2 on 14 May 1822 in Westminster, Vermont, USA. He died 3, 4, 5 on 4 Dec 1909 in Walpole, New Hampshire, USA.
They had the following children:
+ 6440 M i Henry Kellogg Willard
5352. Daniel Kellogg (Merab Ann Bradley , William Czar Bradley , Stephen Rowe Bradley , Moses Bradley , Daniel Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born 1 on 9 Apr 1835 in Bellows Falls, Vermont, USA. He died 2 after 1907 in (prob.) Greenfield, Massachusetts, USA.
Daniel married 1 Margaret White May daughter of John May and Catherine Vose on 2 May 1861 in Westminster, Vermont, USA. Margaret was born 2 on 10 Apr 1833 in Westminster, Vermont, USA. She died 3 on 30 Nov 1892 in Westminster, Vermont, USA.
They had the following children:
6441 M i William May Kellogg was born 1 on 27 Jul 1862. + 6442 F ii Merab Ann Bradley Kellogg 6443 F iii Susan White Kellogg was born 1 on 12 Jun 1871.
5353. William Albert Bradley (Frederick Isaac Bradley , Isaac Bradley , Lewis Bradley , Isaac Bradley , Abraham Bradley , Abraham Bradley , William , Danyell ) was born on 30 Jun 1861 in Randolph Grove, McLean Co., Illinois, USA. He died on 8 Jun 1948 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was buried on 12 Jun 1948 in Inglewood Cemetery, Los Angeles, California, USA.
William married Mary Frances "Molly" Esteb daughter of John Thomas Esteb and Alice Ophelia James on 29 Dec 1886 in Kingston, Caldwell Co., Missouri, USA. Mary was born on 14 Feb 1868 in Kingston, Caldwell Co., Missouri, USA. She died on 6 Jan 1956 in Nebraska City, Nebraska, USA.
They had the following children:
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