David Bradberry

1736–1803 (age 67)

Biography

David Bradberry earned respect as a writer whose words reflected the religious and social concerns of his time. He contributed thoughtful essays and correspondence that encouraged moral reflection and civic responsibility among his readers.

His writings, though modest in quantity, were marked by sincere devotion to faith and fellowship, embodying the values of the Bunhill Fields community where he now rests. Through his steady pen, Bradberry added a quiet but lasting voice to the religious discourse of the late 18th century.

Also buried at Bunhill Fields Burial Ground

John Towers
1747–1804 (age 57)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
John Towers was a notable figure of the late eighteenth century whose burial at Bunhill Fields reflects his standing wit...
Elizabeth Rayner
1714–1800 (age 86)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
Elizabeth Rayner is remembered for a quietly faithful life cherished by her companions.
William Orme
1787–1830 (age 43)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
William Orme was a British biographer and scholar who produced important biographical works in the early 19th century.
William Shrubsole
1759–1829 (age 70)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
William Shrubsole composed hymns that helped generations enter into communal praise.
George Walker
1734–1807 (age 73)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
George Walker was a mathematician who lived from 1734 to 1807 and was buried at Bunhill Fields Burial Ground.
Joseph Gurney Bevan
1753–1814 (age 61)
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
Joseph Gurney Bevan was a writer who gave voice to thoughtful reflection and Quaker conviction.