Bradden is a surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, possibly derived from a place in Northamptonshire called Bradden. The name has been recorded in various forms, including Bradene in the Domesday Book. It is associated with a strong Saxon heritage and has been used as a surname for centuries. The name reflects a connection to the land and the history of the region. Over time, the use of the name has remained relatively consistent, reflecting its deep roots in English history.
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