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1. [BRADFORD-L] Peter Bradford [1]
The only Peter Bradford I have is the son of Gamaliel Bradford and Abigail Bartlett Peter BRADFORD was born on JUN 2 1745. He died in 1833 in Readfield, Maine. He had a twin named Andrew Peter BRADFORD was married to Abigail LORING. Abigail LORING was born in Pembroke, Massachusets. Peter BRADFORD and Abigail LORING had the following children: I. Judith BRADFORD was born on APR 27 1770. II. Pricilla BRADFORD was born on JUN 16 1773. Pricilla BRADFORD was married to William RAND. William RAND
2. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords [1]
Hi, Do any of you have any knowledge of a descendent of Govenor William Bradford that came over on the Mayflower that returned to England to live? I am trying to trace back John Bradford from Shepperton-on-Thames, England . I would appreciate any help. I cannot find John on CD genealogy listing at the Mormans History Center - I am going to look into their microfiche. Thanks. Dale Oakley (Dale300@aol.com)
3. [BRADFORD-L] Re: [SCSUMTER-L] Cont' List of Patriots .. [1]
I am trying to sort out these folks and the Ft Sullivan book by the Charleston DAR lists those captured in the 1780 siege of Charleston. I have been working on trying to match the names with the pre 1790 and 1790 and 1800 census of Sumter to see which of the men were in the Battle and who lived near whom. I also note in the Plantation records that are available for the Singleton plantation have several informative lists of the Jockey club of the High Santee (Bradford Springs) I suggest that you access th
4. [BRADFORD-L] ignore that last post about haynes J. Bradford. [1]
something happened to it. I will resend it.
5. Re: [BRADFORD-L] [Fwd: [BRANCH-L] Martha Louis Henry BRANCH] [1]
are you researching this line?? I am from Tallahassee and have a lot of info on the Bradfords and Epps, both branches of the Bradfords , the ones who were in Bradfordville and the others on the south side (Lake Bradford) T Allison Wright wrote: > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------93DFE4B441EA093214275239 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > This has some good Bradford informatin in it as well.... > > --------------93DFE4B441EA093214
6. Re: [BRADFORD-L] William Bradford [1]
Karen, That is the line through Israel Bradford, son of Wm(2) and Mary (Wood) Holmes? Harold -----Original Message----- From: Karen To: BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 1:03 AM Subject: [BRADFORD-L] William Bradford >Does anyone have information on this William Bradford m. Elizabeth McGinnis? >William is supposed to be Moses Bradford's son and was a Union POW during >the Civil War. > >Thanks, >Karen > >______________________________
7. [BRADFORD-L] !!!!!Help!!!! [1]
You said: >so anyway, am I wrong in that John Bradford the distinguished Colonel was the son of John Bradford I and Rebecca Pace and that John I was son of Richard Bradford and Frances Taylor???< Some sources, such as the North Carolina Division of Archives and History, have stated that John Bradford's wife was Rebecca "Bartlett" and thus her husband was great-grandson of Mayflower Pilgrim Gov. William Bradford of Plymouth colony, MA. There is little documentary evidence for this theory. Boddie in "Virgini
8. [BRADFORD-L] Moses Bradford [1]
The Moses Bradford that I know about is white. He was almost hanged in Kansas for having an anti-slavery opinion. Someone warned him they were coming to lynch him, and he escaped, went north and joined the Union Army. All five of his sons joined too. Karen Son -----Original Message----- From: Karen Mychelle Bryant [mailto:kayembee@starting-point.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 12:00 PM To: Karen Subject: Re: [BRADFORD-L] William Bradford Can someone tell me if Moses Bradford is white or black. --- Ka
9. [BRADFORD-L] Re: Bradfords [1]
I think that the Bradford line in Granville was not connected to the Thomas Bradford from Sumter SC, who's son married Mary Polly Hargraves/Hargroves. This Thomas , Jr son of Thomas M 1731 , wife Sarah I believe died in Clarke co AL in 1837. I can trace the Thomas who died in Clarke from 1808 in Hancock co, GA with 100% of certainty from the court and tax records of Hancock , Wilkes and surrounding GA counties He was partnered with one james Savage who married Alice Bradford in 1804 and was either Thomas, J
10. Re: Fwd: [BRADFORD-L] !!!!!Help!!!! [1]
I can't answer all these questions, but I'll do this part by part...(this is all from my head, I've been studying the line of Wm. for 12 years) > To the Bradford List: I would like to know if this lineage is correct, > I found a book called "Our Children's Ancestry" by Sarah Cantey > Whittaker Allen at the library in Waycross, Ga. and would like someone > who is knowledgeable on this line of Bradford's to read this and dispute > or agree about these facts that are stated please. > > Tabitha Bradford, wif
11. Re: [BRADFORD-L] !!!!!Help!!!! [1]
It sounds pretty good to me. I have a Nancy Bradford daut of a John who married into my Tucker line. My first cousin sent me some newspaper clipping's on the Gov. of the 13 colonies, so far I haven't shared them as I haven't been able to get ahold of her to request her permission. She worked long and hard at all the info she has so appreciate it and don't want to hurt her feelings by sharing without permission. Marge Smith
12. Re: Fwd: [BRADFORD-L] !!!!!Help!!!! [1]
Descendants of John Bradford Generation No. 1 1. JOHN2 BRADFORD (RICHARD1) was born ABT 1662 in Charles City, VA, and died Bef. November 6, 1735 in Brunswick Co., VA. He married REBECCA PACE, daughter of RICHARD PACE and ISABELLA UK. Children of JOHN BRADFORD and REBECCA PACE are: 2. i. RICHARD3 BRADFORD, b. Bet. 1704 - 1719; d. 1775, Northampton Co., NC. 3. ii. NATHANIEL BRADFORD, b. ABT 1722, Brunswick Co., VA; d. Bef. February 1757, Edgecombe, NC. 4. iii. JOHN BRADFORD, COL, b. ABT 1708, Brunsw
13. [BRADFORD-L] !!!!!Help!!!! [1]
To the Bradford List: I would like to know if this lineage is correct, I found a book called "Our Children's Ancestry" by Sarah Cantey Whittaker Allen at the library in Waycross, Ga. and would like someone who is knowledgeable on this line of Bradford's to read this and dispute or agree about these facts that are stated please. Tabitha Bradford, wife of Samuel Crowell, was descended from William Bradford, governor of the Plymouth colony.Governor Bradford was the son of William Bradford I and his wife, Ali
14. [BRADFORD-L] Benjamin Franklin Bradford [1]
Hello Bradfords, Hmm...found my Emma H. Bradford (1865-1900) through a relative finally. She was from Missouri. Now they tell me her father was Benjamin Franklin Bradford and mother was a Louisa Bosbyshell. Bosbyshell is a weird name isn't it? Ok, so does anyone have these Bradfords? Thanks, Karen Son
15. [BRADFORD-L] Mayflower [1]
Here is the url for an excellent Mayflower site. It has some of the genealogy on Gov. Bradford. http://members.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.html Hope you get this. Karen
16. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford's of Mass. [1]
Those of you that have Bradford family roots in Mass. may be interested in these papers that were given to me. These are origional papers from William Bradford and family, not copies or transcribed (although I don't know which Bradford did the recording) If you have questions please email me directly: Edward G. Bradford was born Aug 22 1779 Charleotte Burroughs was born Jan the 13 178(_) [I believe that it is 1780 but I can't be sure I also believe this was his wife and the recorder of the info.] We
17. [BRADFORD-L] William Bradford [1]
Does anyone have information on this William Bradford m. Elizabeth McGinnis? William is supposed to be Moses Bradford's son and was a Union POW during the Civil War. Thanks, Karen
18. [BRADFORD-L] Brafford [1]
Hello all: First of all...I am an outlaw and not one of the clan here. I am helping my Brafford spouse find some origin in her name. One theory is that the spelling is derivative of Brassord, with the s/f interchange. Another, applicable to this list, is that it is derivative of Bradford, which by the way is the street we live on in Troup, Texas which was founded by the Bradford family from Georgia. Thanks for any info.
19. [BRADFORD-L] Haynes J. Bradford info [1]
I sat down with the censuses for Henry Co., TN 1860, Henry Co., TN 1870 and Stoddard Co., MO 1880. I have the copies of the real pages not just the indices. I made three columns and listed each person noted. Here is how it came out. Words in ( ) are my notes, they explain why the person is not listed. In 1880 all living children are listed, even those living in their own homes. 1860 1870 1880 Haynes J.
20. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Re: Bradfords [1]
May be a lead??? Good old Tom Bradford Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 11:27:10 -0700 From: bscarmel@mindspring.com To: I came across your information regarding Thomas Bradford in our mve and wondered if you had ever found your Thomas. Much of the information that you faxed was smeared by the fax machine, but it did give me some more clues to follow and I was reminded of how generous of you it was to go to the trouble. I was able to find my Th
21. [BRADFORD-L] Fwd: Bradford [1]
I am forwarding this from the sender. Do NOT reply to me,but rather to fossilsue@aol.com who is the original sender. If you hit reply,delete my address and type hers in. Thank you. -Erin ---- On May 18 Fossilsue@aol.com wrote: > I have a Samuel Bradford, born 1819 in County Cork, Ireland; came to > Pennsylvania first and after that I'm not sure. He married Rosetta Knox, also > from Ireland. Their children were: James, born 1857 in PA, Robert, born 1859 > in PA, Anna, born 1860 in PA, John, born 18
22. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORDS IN tennessee [1]
Didama BRADFORD, b. 9 Jan 1815, possibly in TN, d. 21 Oct 1886, Putnam Co, MO m. date unknown to William ABBOTT, b. ca1809, possibly, NC, d. 25 Oct 1882, Putnam Co, MO 1. Napoleon Bradford ABBOTT, b. 1 July 1833, Jefferson Co. TN d. 13 Nov 1928, Putnam Co, MO m. (1) Mariah H. JONES (2) Martha Elizabeth KELLEY (3) Rebecca CULLUM Napoleon was an only child. Who were Didama's parents and where was she born? Jean R. Legried, CGRS
23. [BRADFORD-L] bradford richard, reverend of canada/ sarah jefferey [1]
hello everyone, all relatives? rev. richard bradford was born 1752 rotherhithe surrey england; he was in the navy and then became a minister, ordained by bishop bagot at norwich, and was min. of worsted, potter heigham and ludham. married young lady sarah jefferys or jeffery of swaffham norfolk; they had several children then came to new york, then came to canada to the ottawa valley and died in 1817.
24. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD, John; SC>Bibb CO, AL>Union Parish, LA> Tyler CO, TX; 1802-1908 [1]
Looking for John BRADFORD who was born abt 1802 possibly in SC. He married Henrietta BISHOP bef 1825 in Bibb CO, AL. They had the following known children; Susan-1825, Julia Ann-1827 and John abt 1830 in SC. I do not know any think else about John or Henrietta. SECOND GENERATION Julia Ann BRADFORD married Thomas Walker RISINGER on Oct 19, 1843 in Bibb CO, AL. They had the following known children; William David-1843, Sarah Frances- 1844, Mary Elizabeth - 1847, Susanah Hapletine-1848, Marjania Louisa-184
25. [BRADFORD-L] [Fwd: [BRANCH-L] Martha Louis Henry BRANCH] [1]
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