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Not sure if you subscribe to Ancestry but there are a number of trees there suggesting that Isaac Bradburn married Catherine/Christiana Jarratt in 1811 but no source given.Thanks for the information
Have found the following marriage in the Shropshire marriage index
6 July 1811 Broseley Isaac Bradbon and Christiana Jarrett
Gadget
Here is the Open Library link:https://archive.org/stream/shropshireparis01socigoog#page/n135/mode/2up/search/dawley
http://www.melocki.org.uk/MelockiSalop.html
Most of the Shropshire parishes are available.
Shropshire baptisms
Not sure if this has been put up but could this be Thomas:
Bpt., Dawley Magna, Shropshire
11 Sept 1825 Thomas Bradburn, son of Isaac and Catherine. Abode - Horsehay
Isaac is listed as a Blacksmith
Gadget
Stuart, I remember Joe Bradburn, the family lived in Alexandra Parade I think, dunno who these folks are?Thanks
1881 Census, St George's, Milton, Glasgow. (Blytheswood area, not The Milton)
Martha Bradburn 30 b.England,
John 10,
Thomas 5,
Mary 6,
Elizabeth 2.
plus 3 lodgers, MacQueen, Gracey & Ranel
Stuart, welcome to Rootschat! this is them in the 1871 Census, 102 Millburn Street, Townhead, Glasgow,
Thomas Bradburn 28 blacksmith b.England,
Matilda 30 wife b.England,
Isaac 21
William 1
1891 Census, 40 James Orr Street, Townhead, Glasgow,
Thomas Bradburn 60 widower b.England,
William grocer b. Glasgow,
Thomas apprentice flesher b. Glasgow,
Matilda scholar b. Glasgow
Skoosh.
In Glasgow in 1871, earlier than I thought, Brian. This is them in 1881,
15 River street, Dennistoun, Glasgow.
Thomas Bradburn 47, blacksmith, b. England.
Matilda Bradburn 39, "
William G Bradburn 12, b. Glasgow.
Mary K 10, "
Thomas 5 "
Matilda 3 "
Pretty sure this is the right Bradburn's, an uncommon name here. By 1891 they are in 40 James Orr Street, Townhead, Glasgow. One of them married my gt aunt who was at No' 34, b. Dudley, father a Forbes, a glassblower, her mother an Edmunds, Staffs.
Maybe they got together of an evening to discuss the cricket scores?
Skoosh.
