William Bradbury

Was Lord of the manor of Mancenden, Essex. He also acquired the manor of Catmere Hall in Littlebury and was buried there.

References

• At Ancestry - Historical Information - no image William Bradbury, son of Robert Bradbury, named in an inquisition post mortem on the estate of his uncle, Sir Thomas Bradbury in 1510, then aged thirty years; named in this will heir of his uncle's estate, Lord of Manor Mancendon; acquired the manor of Catmere Hall in Littlebury, Essex, in 1543, and was buried at Littlebury, June 15, 1546. Children: 1. William. 2. Phillippa, married (first) Michael Welbore, of Pondes in Clavering, Essex; and (second) John Barlee, of Stapleford Abbots, Essex. 3. Matthew, married Margaret Rowse, of the city of Cambridge, England.
• http://marshall.3utilities.com:8000/DISK%201/genealogy/refs/books/T... he date given as his date of death ( 31 March 1462) is said to be when he was "patron of the Rectory at West Mill. Hertfordshire