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1. [BRADFORD-L] word of the week....Military...need your help! [1]
Hello everyone! I have seriously been working my butt off all weekend on the rootsweb homepage. I have spent a total of about 20 hours on Sat. and Sun working on it and now all day today (not counted in the 20 hours). I was going through the DAR lineage books on the ancestry homepage (http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp) and I got a great idea for a new addition to the homepage...Military ancestors with the surnames of my lists (below). Now, i have some info on Rev. war Bradfords, but that
2. [BRADFORD-L] census for Tenn. [1]
I am putting the Bradford's Census records for Tenn on my page. Please visit at: http://www.homestead.com/jubuky/untitled1.html
3. [BRADFORD-L] Of Interest [1]
The following was picked up on the GREEN-L but after going to the URL, I discovered many BRADFORD's on the list also. Check it out! Harold in TX -----Original Message----- From: Sue Pawley To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, September 11, 1998 8:10 PM Subject: [GREEN-L] Civil War Medals List for WV, MD, and PA participants >Hi Fellow Greene/Green Folks! >The following is something that was forwarded to me from a freind. Im >hoping that it may be worthwhile
4. [BRADFORD-L] Re. word of the week [1]
Does 'Decima' qualify ? My grandma was Decima Bradford b. 1908 Eastwood. Notts. She had a cousin called Decima Bradford, and their grandmother was Decima Bradford nee Redfern b.1846 Oakthorpe, Derbys.
5. [BRADFORD-L] Bradford section on homepage [1]
Hello list. I added a section last night on the homepage just for Bradford surname. If you go to the main homepage below at rootsweb, go down the menu and you will see a link called "Bradford", click on in and it will take u to the index, or you can go straight to the index by going to http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/bradindex.htm That is the page with the military info for Bradford. Good luck. Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner Barringer Black Bradford Coventry Eller Hackett Kern l
6. [BRADFORD-L] Fw: Bradford research [1]
---------- > From: JBRA805 > To: BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bradford research > Date: Friday, February 13, 1998 7:29 PM > > Hi everyone, > > First I like to thank Erin for providing this information exchange > service. I think it is Great! I also wish to thank everyone who has > submitted information. Like me, you too know the importance of sharing, > that genealogy is not a competitive hobby, everyone must help each other if > we are going to find our roots. Thanks again. >
7. [BRADFORD-L] Fwd: A little info [1]
I don't know if this person was able to get a copy sent to the list already, but just in case I decided to go ahead and forward it:) -Erin >From: VerdeRoots@aol.com _A Supplement to the PRESCOTT Genealogy with its connections with the BRADFORDS, LOCKES and EASTON Genealogies_ by A. R. Prescott, Postville, Iowa, July 1899. This is a mimeographed copy of this supplement which, in the little that covers the family branch I'm working on, seems to have accurate info, but does have typos. Quoting from thi
8. [BRADFORD-L] Bradfords SC > GA [1]
Hi! I'm new to the list, so i'll share what i have. The earliest Bradford i have is Charles who married Nancy in i believe Fairfield Co. SC. Charles died in 1829 or 1830, and some of his children including Nicholas and Richard Joshua moved to Gwinnett Co. GA in 1823. I'm descended through both of these two because Nicholas' son Isaac, and Richard's daughter Cynthia, married each other (first cousins). I have a lot more information on Charles' children, but i've missed place the information at the prese
9. [BRADFORD-L] FOREIGN BURIED [1]
>Return-Path: >Resent-Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 14:27:07 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 14:20:46 -0700 >From: tom welch >Reply-To: tomas@directcon.net >Old-To: AYRSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Old-CC: DUMFRIES-GALLOWAY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: FOREIGN BURIED >Resent-Message-ID: <"O4F7wC.A.eNC.poY_1"@bl-30.rootsweb.com> >To: DUMFRIES-GALLOWAY-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: DUMFRIES-GALLOWAY-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List:
10. [BRADFORD-L] NC & TN [1]
The following article appeared in The Dallas Morning News. Should be of interest to all in NC & TN. -------------------------------------------------- LLOYD BOCKSTRUCK,ed. FAMILY TREE ---------- A New Guide To Ancestors In Tennessee --------- Among the states in the Union, Tennessee figures most prominently in the ancestry of Texans. In 1796, Tennessee was the 15th state to enter the Union, but settlers had lived there since Colonial times. Tennessee has no 1790, 1800 or 1810 census records, so it is diffic
11. [BRADFORD-L] Georgia [1]
cens1850.txt at ftp.rootsweb.com (FTP) BRADFORD'S LISTED HERE. KAREN
12. [BRADFORD-L] Free Stuff [1]
Here are a couple URL's you might want to check out. http://www.completelyfreesoftware.com/ salthe@online.no -- genealogy design.
13. Re: [BRADFORD-L] update [1]
Harold Williams wrote: > > Hi All, > I have a Journal written by Maj. Ward Bradford that states he had > several siblings. He only mentions one by name and that is > Simeon Bradford, Carbondale, (I think -Kansas). He mentions > another brother in Lyndon, Osage County, Kansas. > Anyone ever heard of these brothers? [snip] Just wanted to let the list and you know that journal is online at my rootsweb page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai Erin Bradford, listowner
14. [BRADFORD-L] Fwd: A little info [1]
I don't know if this person was able to get a copy sent to the list already, but just in case I decided to go ahead and forward it:) -Erin >From: VerdeRoots@aol.com _A Supplement to the PRESCOTT Genealogy with its connections with the BRADFORDS, LOCKES and EASTON Genealogies_ by A. R. Prescott, Postville, Iowa, July 1899. This is a mimeographed copy of this supplement which, in the little that covers the family branch I'm working on, seems to have accurate info, but does have typos. Quoting from thi
15. [BRADFORD-L] word of the week...common names [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "uncommon common name" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any strange (or not so strange) names the occur often, post it to the list. I don't necessarily mean names like "John" or "William" (which is probably the most common male COVENTRY name), but if there are maybe four out of 7 people in your line named "Ezekiel" or "Jabez" (which is one in my Kendall line), then post those. It IS ok if you want to post
16. [BRADFORD-L] Charles H. Bradford [1]
Hi everyone: This is my first posting to this list. The family I'm stuck on is Charles H. Bradford and his wife, Eliza Ledbetter. They were born in South Carolina (parents unknown). They lived in Georgia, then Alabama before at least part of the family settled in Erath County, TX in the Double Mountain area, near Lipan. Charles died June 8, 1889 and Eliza died December 11, 1886. Both are buried in Lipan, Hood County, TX. Their children are as follows: 1) Mary Elizabeth Bradford born Aug 15 1836 2) Lucy
17. [BRADFORD-L] THOMAS BRADFORD 1760 [1]
Am searching for info on Thomas Bradford NC.1760. died in 1840 in Coffe co. Ga. He married Elizabeth Marshall b. 1768.Would like to find parents of Thomas Bradford and Elizabeth Marshall.Had thought Mathew and Rhoda Marshall were parents of Elizabeth but, they aren't.Both buried in Ga. in Coffee Co.
18. [BRADFORD-L] KeyWord-Military&Bradford [1]
Bartholomew Arthur (1725-81) served as a private in Capt. Charles Mill's company under Brig.-Gen. David Waterbury. He was born in Ireland; died in Conn.. His son: Richard Arthur (1745-91) served as private, 1776-78, in the Conn. militia under Capt. Ralph Stoddard and Capt. Thomas Wheeler. He was born and died in Groton Mass. and died in Westfield Mass.. Richard Arthur was married to HANNAH BRADFORD (1741-1815), they were married in 1771. After Richards death Hannah Bradford Arthur and her children moved to
19. [BRADFORD-L] Re: word of the week...common names [1]
Well, as with many Bradfords, I have a plethora of Williams, although I have a string of 6 named William Josiah starting in 1799... There were two - maybe 3, according to rumor - Theron Bradfords in my line. Not a common name at all. The reason I say there may be 3 is that my father's cousin saw a Theron Bradford playing football in Colorado decades ago. He assumed it was a relative, and I would too, since Theron is a fairly uncommon name. Unfortunately, they never met..
20. [BRADFORD-L] Re: BRADFORD-D Digest V98 #116 [1]
In a message dated 9/3/98 11:18:48 AM Central Daylight Time, BRADFORD-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: > Tennessee has no 1790, 1800 or 1810 census records, so it is > difficult to find who lived in Tennessee or in what county a > family resided. Because of a complex legal situation, the state > of North Carolina continued to own all of the vacant lands in > Tennessee until 1806, Thank you so much for this info. It certainly helps ease my frustration with TN searching! Karen in Texas
21. [BRADFORD-L] BRADFORD NAMES [1]
My great grandmother was named Mahulda Bradford, her daughter was also named Mahulda (Marshall) and a granddaughter was named Hulda for the two previous ones. Does this name qualify?
22. [BRADFORD-L] update for the word of the week [1]
Hello lists. I have seen some of the posts so far on the "uncommon common" names and I think some people have misunderstood what it is I was trying to get people to post. I didn't mean for you to post your most uncommon name, I was trying to get people (which most of you have basically so far) to post uncommon names that reoccur in your lines. Like the example I used with Jabez, which is not that common, the line started out with Jabez, his son was also Jabez(2), and the grandson of Jabez(2) was a
23. [BRADFORD-L] Re: BRADFORDS in the Military [1]
Another family member has reported to me that brothers Theron and William Merritt Bradford of Cortland County NY both served in the Union Army as physicians. Their father, William Josiah Bradford, was an active abolitionist, but he was too old to serve in the army during the Civil War. I've been unable to locate any source that might confirm the brothers' military service - does one exist?
24. [BRADFORD-L] Fwd: Trip to Bradford County [1]
This is not my message, just a forward, please reply to this address: >From: SUSAN EDMINSTER >My husband and I will be visiting Bradford and Sullivan counties next >month and have appreciated all the information on best places to >research, where to stay, etc. If there are additional "tips" they >would be welcome. > >Sue Edminster > >Searching for the surname Sherman ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
25. [BRADFORD-L] Web Page Idea [1]
Using the Dumfries-Gallway web page as the example, I suggest that we add a 'where migrated from / to " section to the web page. The way it would work would be to post the name / lived at / moved to / date range / So for example if I knew that my grandfather was born in Scotland and later moved to Ontario and was tiring to make connections with families who already knew they had a relative in Scotland then we could begin to communicate this way. Here would be the posting on the web page: Jack Bradford
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