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1. [BRADFORD-L] Re: BRADFORD-D Digest V98 #91 [1]
Rafik please post more of what you have from the cd....it is much appreciated..... thank you sylvia
2. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords on the 1851 Census CD [1]
Hi all, Just thought I would post the Bradfords that appear on the 1851 Census CD. This is the A-D first names, will post more if there is any interest. BRADFORD, Abel Son <1844> Heavitree-Devon Heavitree BRADFORD, Abigail Vist <1775> Cadleigh-Dev Tiverton BRADFORD, Abigail Daur <1834> Tiverton-Dev Tiverton BRADFORD, Abigail Daur <1843> Upton Pyne-DEV Exeter Holy Trinity BRADFORD, Abigail Daur <1845> Upton Pyne-DEV Upton Pyne BRADFORD, Abraham Son <1844> Newton Regis-WAR Newton Regis BRADFORD, Adelena Dau
3. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford Plantation in NC..where?? [1]
Ok, I'm looking for some help here. I have been told that somewhere in NC, there was a Bradford Plantation but they didn't know where. Their ancestors were slaves there, though. I have been told that I am part black thru the Bradford line and I have been wondering if there is a connection between that and the "Bradford Plantation". I know there were Bradford's in Mecklenburg, Cabarrus (My line was in both counties), Orange, and Granville county before the civil war. Does anyone on this list know
4. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords NC>IL [1]
In a message dated 7/31/98 10:13:04 AM, j.a.hart@worldnet.att.net wrote: << My GG-Grandfather Joseph BRADFORD was born around 1798 in North Carolina. The 1820 census of Jefferson County, IL shows George, Abner, and Samuel BRADFORD. Joseph is assumed to be the son of one of these three men. (All three have children living with them). Joseph named his first son Samuel. Joseph and Abner served in the Black Hawk War of 1832. Abner was killed in the battle of Kelloggs Grove, while Joseph lost his horse
5. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD SITES [1]
http://pilgrims.net/plymouth/history/ http://www.mayflower.org/ http://wwx.media3.net/plymouth/ROOTS/ http://members.aol.com/calebj/directory.html The Mayflower Web Pages E-mail directory of some Mayflower descendants who are members of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants >From William Bradford: John Bradford Towle (PTSH97B@prodigy.com ); George L. Reeves (wbryant@swva.net); Anne Delano Donahue (bdonahue@ix.netcom.com); Mardele D
6. [BRADFORD-L] Note for Erin [1]
Erin, I don't have your e-mail address.....please contact me regarding list management.....I believe I am the person you forgot when you took the list back over! I apologize to the list for sending this to the list! Wanda Rabb (researching Rabb (NC/SC), Penix (NC), Bradshaw (VA>NC), (Gantt (NC), Nix, Robertson, Wilson, Conner, Harris (Rutherford Co.,NC), Laws(Yancey, Rutherford Co., NC), Edwards,Kelly (Yancey Co.,NC), Causby, Patton, Morrison, Sparks(Burke/McDowell Co., NC) Paxton (Union Co., NC >Lanca
7. [BRADFORD-L] Maine Pensions of 1835 [1]
Here are more pensions...the ancestry server keeps going, but it's up at this moment so i'll send these... Maine Pensions of 1835: Name: Elijah Bradford County: Lincoln Co. Rank: Private Annual Allowance: 96 00 Sums Received: 369 06 Description of service: Massachusetts line When placed on the pension roll: My 31, 1819 Commencement of pension: April 7, 1818 Age: 73 Laws under which inscribed, increased or reduced OR Remarks.: Dropped under act May 1, 1820. Restored commencing December 16, 182
8. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords NC>IL [1]
My GG-Grandfather Joseph BRADFORD was born around 1798 in North Carolina. The 1820 census of Jefferson County, IL shows George, Abner, and Samuel BRADFORD. Joseph is assumed to be the son of one of these three men. (All three have children living with them). Joseph named his first son Samuel. Joseph and Abner served in the Black Hawk War of 1832. Abner was killed in the battle of Kelloggs Grove, while Joseph lost his horse and saddle in the same battle. Joseph died after 1880, and is buried in an u
9. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD, John & Julia Ann; SC>Bibb CO, AL>Union Parish, LA>Tyler, TX; 1802-?? [1]
Looking for John BRADFORD who was born abt 1802 in ??. He married Henrietta BISHOP bef 1825 in possibly SC. They had the following known childen; Susan -Jun 8 1825, Julia Ann -Feb 25 1827 and John abt 1830. All the children were born in SC. I do not know when John, Sr or Henrietta died or any thing about their parents or siblings. SECOND GENERATION Julia Ann married Thomas Walker RISINGER on Oct 19, 1843 in Bibb Co, AL. They had the following know children; William David-1843, Sarah Frances-1844, Mary
10. [BRADFORD-L] Word of the week....webpages [1]
Hello lists. First off, let me welcome all the new subscribers of my lists (50 total just this past week! YEAH! hehe) Right now, I'm going to explain the "word of the week", so those who know it may skip down, if you're not familiar, please read the next paragraph: I have had trouble with getting very little mail to the lists and so in an effort to get more people posting and helping them to hopefully make connections, I have implemented the "word of the week" (although it's not necessarily every w
11. [BRADFORD-L] RE: Samuel (Comer?) Bradford - request [1]
Am resubmitting because of NEW email address.. thank you.. My name is Nelson Bradford b 1933..am VERY interested in finding out all/anything you can tell me re:Bradford family... S. C. (perhaps SAMUEL COMER) BRADFORD (1807 - 1864) (Perhaps KY) married LUCINDA (maiden name unknown) (1813 - 1891) their son EDWARD BRADFORD (1844 - 1914) married MARY (maiden name unknown) their son SAMUEL COMER BRADFORD (1868 - 1938) married LENA NORA JOHNSON (1870 - 1911) they had seven children WALTER CLARA (1890 - 193
12. [BRADFORD-L] Re: William "the" Bradford [1]
Follows information about the Mayflower's William Bradford for your information and enjoyment. This was copied and pasted from the Mayflower online site, and all credit goes to the person named at the end. Have fun! Karen Foster Montgomery William Bradford ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BAPTIZED: 19 March 1589/90, Austerfield, York, England, son of William and Alice (Hanson) Bradford DIED: 9 May 1657, Plymouth MARRIED: Dorothy May, 10 December 1613, Ams
13. [BRADFORD-L] Ohio - Bradford Cemetery [1]
BRADFORD CEMETERY in Newberry Township of Miami County Oho. Should not be confused with the New Harris Creek Cemetery or the Old Harris Creek Cemetery. The BRADFORD CEMETERY, also known as the OLD BRADFORD CEMETERY is one mile south of Bradford and located in the southwest quarter of Section 27, Town 9, Range 4. It is on the east side of State Route 721 (just across the highway from Darke County), just north of the Covington-Gettysburg Road. It is a little over half a mile south of State Route 36. Alth
14. [BRADFORD-L] Robert Bradford b: 1730 Ireland [1]
I'm looking for descendants of Robert Bradford, b: 1730 in Ireland, d: 1802 in Greene County, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret ? about 1753. Their children include: James, b: 1754 Thomas, b: about 1755 Elisabeth, b: 1757 John, b: 1759 William, b: about 1767 Dinah, b: about 1768 Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Kim Owen Chance schance@hypercon.com Houston, Texas
15. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD, Elizabeth, 1800, GA. [1]
Need information on parents of; BRADFORD, Elizabeth b. ca.1800 GA.,d. in MS., m. 16 Feb.1826 in Oglethrope Co., GA.to Samuel Hale, They later moved to Choctaw Co., MS. children were; Joseph Alexander m. Nancy Jane Pratt, Walton and James. Regeards, Hamilton.
16. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD's (VA to IL) [1]
It's been some time since I posted this information. If any new subscribers see a connection, please let me know. My line comes in through Anvilla Foster, who married Col. Jacob Wheeler, and their daughter, Rosina "Rose" Wheeler marrying Thomas P. Bradford. Thanks, Karen Foster Montgomery RkMontg342@aol.com Descendants of James M. Bradford 1 James M. Bradford b: September 28, 1795 in Culpepper County, Virginia (1850 census says KY) d: March 03, 1852 in Bradfordton, Sangamon County, Illinois .. +
17. [BRADFORD-L] Gov. William BRADFORD's ancestors & descendants [1]
How does one obtain a listing, preferably in GEDCOM format, of the ancestors and/or descendants of Gov. BRADFORD? Does anyone out there have such a file that can be attached to mail? Thanks, RJLifsey@aol.com(Bob)
18. [BRADFORD-L] Plimoth Plantation [1]
Plimoth-on-Web http://www.plimoth.org/ Plimoth-on-the-Web is dedicated to not only providing information about Plimoth Plantation, the living history museum of the seventeenth century in Plymouth, Massachusetts but also serving as a resource by which visitors may learn more about the Pilgrim Story, the history of Plymouth Colony (1620-1692), the Wampanoag Indians, Thanksgiving, and find links to related sites on the Web. Plimoth Plantation is open April through Nove
19. [BRADFORD-L] Family Tree Maker 5.0 [1]
To the folks that got there up-grade to 4.4 in the last three months (that just about includes everybody who did. ) if you order it right now Broderbund is giving it to you for free. Of course you must complain a tad bit, but well worth it.
20. [BRADFORD-L] Book by Sarah H. Bradford [1]
There was a book published about 1886, in New York, by Geo. R Lockwood & Son. The name of this book is: HARRIET, The Moses of Her People, by Sarah H. Bradford. Documenting the American South, or, The South... ..........PREFACE. THE title I have given my black heroine, in this second edition of her story, viz.: THE MOSES OF HER PEOPLE, may seem a little ambitious, considering that this Moses was a woman, and that she succeeded in p
21. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford, William-Earliest Record [1]
Again, copied and pasted for your information and enjoyment (especially for those who cannot get online!)....all credit goes to the below mentioned party(ies). Have fun! Karen Foster Montgomery ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Archaeology at Colby Presents: The Earliest Record This document, copied from the public record, represents the earliest known assignment of title to the property on which Colby College is now located. Copies of the other deeds, dating f
22. [BRADFORD-L] James Bradford...Rev. War Pension [1]
Hello list. Just found this earlier at http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp Pennsylvania Pensioners of 1835 Name: James Bradford County: Delaware Rank: Private Annual allowance: $96.00 Total allowance received: $1491.61 Description of Service: New Jersey Continental Line Entered on Pension Roll: Jan. 15, 1818 Began receiving Pension: Aug. 22, 1818 Age: 76 This was the only Bradford listed for PA Pensioners. There are other states at the above page, some are accessible for free for 10 d
23. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Gov. William BRADFORD's ancestors & descendants [1]
>How does one obtain a listing, preferably in GEDCOM format, of the >ancestors and/or descendants of Gov. BRADFORD? > >Does anyone out there have such a file that can be attached to mail? > >Thanks, RJLifsey@aol.com(Bob) You'll be lucky to find ANYTHING that lists ALL his descendants, but there is a book called "Mayflower Descendants" by Ruth Gar(d)ner (not sure of her name, but know for sure the Ruth part) There is also these books: AUTHOR: Rixford, Elizabeth May (Leach) Mrs. 1866- TITLE: Fam
24. [BRADFORD-L] A Bradford web page - Descendants of Governor William Bradford [1]
I have a web page on my Bradford ancestors at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/Robert-W-Bradford/index.html It's by no means complete, but I do have plenty of useful information on New England Bradfords 1620-1796 and descendants of William Josiah Bradford, who was an abolitionist in upstate New York. -Robert Bradford
25. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD Ida Rebecca; IL,USA > MN,USA; 1869- [1]
This is my first posting to the BRADFORD Mailing List. I would like information on my husband's gr-grandmother - does anyone on the List know of: Ida Rebecca BRADFORD b. 10 Mar 1869 in Chicago, IL, USA, d/o Thomas BRADFORD (1826 - 1907) & Sarah SNYDER ? (1836 - 1907) m. c.1890, place ? probably MN or ND, USA spouse George Herbert CRAIG (c.1857 - 1916) d. 03 Nov 1933, Duluth, MN, USA issue - son Leslie Jay CRAIG b. 16 Aug 1891 in ND, USA ? d. 20 Feb 1901
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