| 1. Frances Broadway, b. 1737 | See Thomas Burt & Frances Broadway |
| 2. James Broadway, b. 1739 | |
| 3. Mary Broadway, b. 1734 | See Joseph Jenkins & Mary Broadway |
| 4. William Broadway, b. 1732 | See William Broadway & Mary Moors |
| 5. Stephen Broadway, b. 1751 | |
| 6. Christian Broadway, b. 1746 | See Thomas Green & Christian Broadway |
| 7. Anna Broadway, b. 1744 | See Samuel West & Anna Broadway |
| 8. Henry Broadway, b. 1741 | See Henry Broadway & Mary Carpenter OR Henry Broadway & Keturah George |
| 9. Grace Broadway, b. 1748 | See John Merryweather & Grace Broadway |
| 10. Elizabeth Broadway, b. 1736 | See Stephen Smith & Elizabeth Broadway |
| 11. Cornelius Broadway, b. 1753 | See Cornelius Broadway & Hannah Singer OR Cornelius Broadway & Ann ? |
| 12. Charlotte Broadway, b. 1759 | |
| 13. Patience Broadway, b. 1746 | See Thomas Hicks & Patience Broadway |
| 14. Lydia Broadway, b. 1755 | See William Smith & Lydia Broadway |
William Broadway’s wife was Frances Card of Gillingham, daughter of John
Card, Yeoman, and Mary his wife. Frances was baptised in 1711 and John
died in December 1713, leaving a will proved in 1715. John was the son of
the Thomas Card, a butcher of Gillingham, who left an inventory in 1687,
and brother of Thomas Card who left a will in 1722. The Protestation
Returns of 1641/42 list two Thomas Cards living in Gillingham - possibly
John's Father and Grandfather? The Hearth Tax Returns (1662-64) show a
John Card, a Thomas Card Junior and a Thomas Card Senior (a pauper) were
paying tax. Barbara Kerr writes in a chapter of "Bound to the Soil"
concerning the history of Gillingham that:
"After the Grosvenors and the Matthews family came the lesser Gentry like
the Cards and the Bells whose fortunes were from the land" (pg.187)
From H Jones