Alice Field

Alice Bradbridge first married to Henry Wyatt (1647-1705). Alice married secondly to Peter Field (c1645-1707). [1] [2] [3] She died on 16 Feb 1722 in New Kent County, Virginia.

References

1. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bradbridge-3
   1. "Old New Kent County": Some Account of the Planters, Plantations, and Places in New Kent County by Malcolm Harris & Clearfield of Baltimore, MD in 2006; p170-1; Text: "Madam Alice Wyatt following the custom of the day within perhaps a year married for her second husband, Major Peter Feild of Henrico County, and he moved into the Wyatt home." < GoogleBooks >
   2. "Adventurers of Purse and Person" edited by John Frederick Dorman; v3 edition#4 by Genealogical Publishing of Baltimore, MD in 2007; Virginia 1607-1624/5; p850-860; m2: Peter Field & Alice (widow of Henry Wyatt)
   3. Gale Genealogy Connect p853. < link >. WYATT, Henry3, born 1647,25 patented, 1 Oct. 1679, 900 acres in Henrico County on Chickahominy River at Cattail Branch26 and, 20 April 1682, 649 acres also on the Chickahominy in New Kent County,27 moved to New Kent County and with wife Alice sold 200 acres on Chickahominy Swamp, 20 Sept. 1686,28 and 2121 acres on Cattail Branch, part of his tract called Pequenocky, in Varina Parish, to John Pleasants, 1 Aug. 1692,29 was vestryman, processioner and churchwarden of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent,30 died 1703-04,31 married Alice who held 1300 acres in New Kent County, 1704, married (2) Maj. Peter Field (died 24 July 1707)32 and died 16 Feb. 1721/2.33.
   4. Virginia, U.S., Extracted Vital Records 1660-1923 < AncestryImage > image#104; citing Civil Registry Office; p86-87; Text: George Wyatt, "Coop" (cooper) lived at "Middle Plantation" as early as 1645, had in 1660 a wife Susannah; in 1671 his son and "heire", Henry of Gloucester, sold his land here to John Page (York records). Henry was born in 1647, and lived with wife Alice in New Kent County; vestryman of St.Peters in 1686. In 1705 Richard Wyatt's son Henry of New Kent was legatee of Henry W., deceased. In 1728 Henry of Prince George released a mill in New Kent (Henrico County records, Adams MSS)"