The Line of Thomas Edward Bradley and Ann Jane Chapman: The First Generation

First Generation
		Thomas Edward Bradley (1816-1857) m. Ann Jane Chapman (1817-1899)
2.	i	Thomas Edward Bradley (1843–1927). The key point about Thomas Edward Bradley (the second) is that he married Rosetta Robinson (1842-1928), daughter of Harriett Wombwell and Charles John Robinson. He was thus both nephew and brother-in law of Henry Smale Bradley. And Hetty Jane Owen by extension had a ‘double cousinhood’ relationship with him.  Thomas and Rosetta had seven children. Their timeline is as follows: 1843: Thomas was born at 4 Hill Street, Bow. 1851: Thomas, aged eight was a boarder on the West Ham Lane, Church Street District at a Classical and Commercial Scholary. 1861: Thomas was back living with his family at 4 Richard Street, Bow. 1865: He married Rosetta at the Holy Trinity Church in Mile End Town. He was then working as a licensed victualler in Brook Green, Hammersmith. 1871: Now married to Rosetta, he was living at 12 Baggally Street in Mile End Old Town and was a clerk in the wool trade. 1881: They were living at 14 St. James Road, West Ham. Thomas was now working as a commercial clerk. 1901 and 1911: They were living at 99 Caistor Park Road, West Ham, with Thomas working as a ship’s clerk. Memorial card for Rosetta Robinson, daughter of Harriett Wombwell, from the Box File
3.	ii	Ann Jane Bradley (1845–1891) was born in Bromley St. Leonard. She married Charles Norman in 1866 in St. Mary, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets. They had seven children.  Charles was the elder brother of Edmund Norman, who married Alice Sophia Robinson, the youngest daughter of Harriett Wombwell. 1871: They were living at 4 Elizabeth Cott Fields, Forest Gate, West Ham. 1881: They were living at 55 St James Road, in the same street as Thomas Edward Bradley, above. 1891: They had moved on to 137 Boleyn Road, West Ham. This was the year of Ann Jane Bradley’s death.
4.	iii	Edwin Bradley (1849–????) was born in Four Mill Street (later to become St Leonards Street) in Bromley by Bow. He married Martha Downton in 1876 in Mile End Old Town and they had four children. In 1901 he was living at 35 Hampton Road, Forest Gate and was a Carriers Manager. He was made a Freeman of the City in 1917.
	iv	Louisa Mary Bradley (1850–????). No further information has been located about Louisa Mary or her two younger sisters below.
	v.	Rosetta Amelia Bradley  (1852–????)
	vi	Emma Bradley  (1855–????)