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1. [BRADFORD-L] Word of the week - common names [1]
As one of the "lurkers" on this list who would like to see it more active, here are some of my uncommon names. Ebenezer Bradford (6) Eliphalet Bradford (2) Ephraim Bradford (7) Eunice Bradford (5) Gamaliel Bradford (5) Hezekiah Bradford (2) Ichabod Bradford (2) Jerusha Bradford (6) Keziah Bradford (2) Lyman Bradford (4) Perez Bradford (7) Wealthea Bradford (5) Zadock Bradford (3) Zerviah Bradford (2)
2. [BRADFORD-L] Moses Bradford [1]
I have most of the data on the Bradford line from Gov. Wm Bradford to Joseph(5) Bradford through the Israel Bradford line. >From Joseph(5) I have: -Children of Josept(5): -Joseph, 1797-1873, Quincy, Ill, m. Eliza Tufts, 18 Mar 1819 -Moses, (see below) -Elisha, 1774-1830, Farmington, Main, m. Mary Butler *Moses(6) BRADFORD, b. 13 Nov 1776, Meduncook, Knox, ME, -d. 16 Apr 1845, +m. Anna WARD, b. 4 Jan 1783?( 1792), -d. Dec 1888, Andrews Co. MO -(have narrative by Moses Bradford said mother(Anna Ward) -died
3. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Re:Descendents of John Bradford [1]
You said: >I believe that it can be safely and correctly concluded that Rebecca Pace did marry our John, B C 1662. They had three children: John, Tabitha, and a Sarah who died before the birth of Mrs. Lane. What this makes incorrect, then, is the group of offspring that were part of the Sandlund I research. The offspring as given in his work are: Richard, Nathaniel, John, Frances, Rebecca and Sarah. So, the question now becomes, were these individuals children with a previous marriage of John's? It w
4. [BRADFORD-L] 1880 Census MN, Compton Twp, Ottertail Co. [1]
State of Minnesota, Compton Township - Ottertail County 14th-15th-16th day of June, 1880 (Order of Visitations - 83) BRADFORD, Thomas - White - Male - Age, 64; Occupation, Farmer; born in England; Father born in England; Mother born in England BRADFORD, Sarah White - Female - Age, 44; Wife; Keeping House; born in New York State; Father born in New York State; Mother born in Prussia Issues: William P. - Age, 26, born in Illinois; Farm Laborer Clark H. - Age, 20 - born in Illinois; At home Annie L. - Age,
5. [BRADFORD-L] Re:Descendents of John Bradford [1]
You said: >(A) John Bradford, son of Richard, was born about 1662. He married (1) unknown or (2) Rebecca Pace (which seems unlikely)< John Bradford's will dated 3 Nov 1732 and probated 6 Nov 1735 in Brunswick Co, VA lists his children and widow Rebecca and details his slaves and land holdings in Brunswick Co, VA and Northampton Co, NC. John Bradford's neighbor on Beaver Pond Creek in Brunswick Co, VA was John Moore who married Tabitha Pace, sister of Rebecca Pace. Their father, Richard Pace's will p
6. [BRADFORD-L] can do look-up. [1]
I now have both the Western and the Middle Tennessee marriage index's and the Tennessee 1840 and 1830 Census index's. I am willing to look-up names for you all, only if the asking is done to my address and not the whole list. shelties@erinet.com
7. [BRADFORD-L] How to order military & pension.. [1]
Military & Pension Records for Union Civil Wa... http://www.oz.net/~cyndihow/pensions.htm#A Great site! Karen
8. [BRADFORD-L] Rebecca Pace [1]
Dear List There is some discussion on the husband of Rebecca Pace at: http://users.aol.com/pacenetwrk/documnts/aycock.htm It is mostly a discussion if Rebecca married John or William Bradford, so there's more mud in the water. They seem to conclude that John is the correct husband. So which John? I have John, son of Richard and Anna Roles, being born about 1704; John, son of Richard and Frances Taylor born about 1662 or 1664; Rebecca Pace was born about 1706. If she married at say, 16, to the son of
9. [BRADFORD-L] Birthday [1]
Okay, Erin. I just thought if there were enough of us, we could help a poor college student get a computer. But rootsweb it is, and a very deserving recipient. I donate periodically but this time will be in your name. Happy Birthday! Now back to genealogy. Sally
10. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Re:Descendents of John Bradford [1]
I have been working on all of the great imputs that I have had from many of you on the list and researching the question of John Bradford married to Rebecca Pace. What I have concluded is this: On the Pace Net, they have copies of three versions of a letter written by Winifred Aycock Lane. She was the daughter of Rebecca Pace and William Aycock. I believe that it can be safely and correctly concluded that Rebecca Pace did marry our John, B C 1662. They had three children: John, Tabitha, and a Sarah who
11. [BRADFORD-L] Copyright Legislature [1]
http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/ On this site is a link to read about legislature pertaining to on-line copyrights, etc. Karen
12. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Gov. Bradford project [1]
On Oct 5, 11:45am, VerdeRoots@aol.com wrote: > Subject: Re: [BRADFORD-L] Gov. Bradford project > How about GEDCOM, whatever form my program (Reunion) generates? I do not have a genealogy program to read a gedcom from. Sorry, I know that makes it harder and more time consuming, but there is no way I can use something like that. -- Erin Bradford eabradfo@unity.ncsu.edu ebradford@hotmail.com kshai@geocities.com Listowner Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, Kern lists http://homepages.roo
13. [BRADFORD-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "migration pattern" :) What this means is in your line, usually, you will notice a migration pattern of your family (unless they are like my Bradford's and stayed in the same place for many years) such as VA>>KY>IL (my Hackett line) or maybe it was just Mecklenburg Co.>Cabarrus Co., NC. Take a few minutes and post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a
14. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford migration [1]
I can't find anyone who has my line. John Bradford B. 1745 Yorkshire England D. 1830 Hardy Co. Va. Joseph B 1779 Hampshire Co. Va. Thomas B 1807 Hardy Co. Va. Moved to Muskingum Co. Oh. 1815, Coshocton Co. 1820, Delaware Co. 1830 Lost in 1840C. 1850C Auglaize Co. Oh., 1860 Madison Co. OH. 1870 Shelby Co. Oh. I lost Thomas's brother, Joseph, after the 1850 census of Auglaize Co. Oh. He was 33, His wife Nancy 28, Her maiden name was Anderson, and they had children James 11, Jane 7, Ann 5, and Samuel 1.
15. [BRADFORD-L] Re: no GEDCOM [1]
VerdeRoots@aol.com wrote: > > It's really too bad you don't take advantage of the geneal. software > out there. I chose Reunion because I didn't want to have to spend all > that $$ for CDs (that come with Broderbund) I didn't know if I needed >or not. It's OK, but . . . . RootsWeb has allied itself with yet >another software company. > > I know that a hundred bucks is a hundred bucks, but if you consider >the value of your time (and time today is not cheap), perhaps it's >time to take the plunge. I'm
16. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords in Bethel Cem. [1]
Hi All, Yesterday, I visited the Bethel Cemetery located in Butler, Pendleton Co., Ky. hoping to make links with my husband's Bradford line. Not sure any are his kin but thought some of you might want the information. William Bradford - died: 27 APR 1875 (Aged 79yrs. 7 mos. 22days) Mahala Bradford - died: 6 AUG 1878 (Aged 67yrs 11mos - wife of Wm. J. Bradford) Mahala Bradford - born: 9 OCT 1827 (Aged 54yrs, 6mos, 29days) died: 3 APR 1882 T. K. Bradford - born: 1826, died: 1899 [on a
17. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Gov. Bradford project [1]
Harold Williams wrote: > > Erin, > I'm never sure if I start with myself and go back or start with > Gov. and come down. > Harold > > >Correct: (this format makes it easier to just copy and paste the > info) > >Gen 1: > >1. father b. d. m. > > mother b. d. m. > > Children: > > 1. father/mother b. d. m. > > spouse b. d. m. > > Children: > > 1. father/mother b. d. m. > > spouse b. d. m. > > 2. etc. > > 2. father/mother b. d. m. > > spouse b. d. m. > > Children:
18. Re: [BRADFORD-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
Ah, there's my problem. My stone wall (who married a Bradford line woman) was Hazard, "born in Boone Co., Indiana" (c. 1850) and "moved to Missouri as a youth." No towns, no townships, and in MO, no county! We know where he spent part of his adulthood and, thanks to a gazette of the town where he did business--photocopy acquired from the Library of Congress, Division of Maps--we now have a picture of him. If you haven't tried this source, do.
19. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Rebecca Pace [1]
Carl..This was an excellent and fascinating reference. Thank you for your follow up on my querry...I am impressed and I hope that other Bradford researchers will go to this site as it is invaluable. Toni -----Original Message----- From: Carl To: BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, October 04, 1998 5:07 AM Subject: [BRADFORD-L] Rebecca Pace >Dear List > >There is some discussion on the husband of Rebecca Pace at: > >http://users.aol.com/pacenetwrk/documn
20. [BRADFORD-L] new proram for lists...."Story Time" [1]
Hello everyone! I got an idea last night about a new program, similar to word of the week, that I am calling "Story Time"! First off, this is not gonna be weekly right now, more like a monthly thing. What this is, is I will pick a topic and you respond to the list. This is not a sharing of regular genealogy info like "Word of the week" is, however. This month, the "Story Time" topic is "How I got started in genealogy." So what I would like is for people to post how they got interested:). I wil
21. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords of Washington Parish LA 2 [1]
Looking for info on the following family: Joseph Bradford and wife Rachael Schilling Joseph was born 1780-1790, died 1780-1790 This family had the following children: Descendants of Joseph Bradford Descendants of Joseph Bradford 1 Joseph Bradford 1780-1790 - 1780-1790 . +Rachael Schilling 1795 - 1866 ........ 2 Coria Bradford 1824 - ........ 2 Jane Bradford 1826 - ........ 2 Eleanor B. Bradford 1826 - 1903 ............ +Ruebin Schilling 1825 - 1910 ........ 2 Margania Bradford 1832 - ...
22. Re: [BRADFORD-L] Re:Descendents of John Bradford [1]
You said: >Now, the information that I had on Richard Bradford and Anna Roles came to me from Terry Fregly. Terry notes that the children of Richard and Anna are: Richard Bradford III, B 1691-93; Ralph (Nathaniel?) b 1695; Thomas B 1699; Philemon Bradford, B 169501700, John B 1704.< The Sandlund I manuscript which I got from Terry Fregly only lists three children for Capt. Richard Bradford b.1660 and Anna Roles (or whatever her last name was): Richard III, Thomas, and Philemon. Ralph and John Bradford w
23. [BRADFORD-L] Please read....from listowner [1]
norson@m7.sprynet.com wrote: > > A friend's aging father (Altzheimer) HAD 50 grand several years ago and now, to his amazement and dismay, it's GONE..totally disappeared and his dad can no longer communicate. > > Does anyone know how to search bank records, using soc sec #, etc?? >For accounts that might have been set up by this man while he was still >conversant? > > Thank-you > Nelson Bradford > Bourbonnais IL Normally, this is not a post that I would accept on the list and in the future, if you want
24. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford Census [1]
1850 Census Auglaize Co. Oh. Moulton Township Joseph Bradford 33, Nancy 28, James 11, Jane 7, Ann 5, Samuel 1 ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
25. [BRADFORD-L] Re: BRADFORD-D Digest V98 #133 [1]
I'm willing to donate for the birthday if it will get Erin her computer shipped! I'm one of the LURKERS who read but don't post much. David Reedy in Lima Ohio descended from the Virginia Bradfords in Fauquier County.
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