Noted Relations: BRADFORD Family

BRADFORD Family ODT

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Relatives
Candidates Work List
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Bradford, Bradforde, Bradfourth, Bradfurth, Bretfoort, Bretfoot

These people are all related to me.

Relatives

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	BRADFORD, Gamaliel [1768-1824] – American Revolutionary army officer and privateer BRDF195 8C7 In July 1800, in command of Industry, he routed four French privateers at Gibraltar, though he sustained an injury that cost him his leg. WIKI wiki:
	BRADFORD, Gamaliel [1863-1932] – American biographer, critic, poet, and dramatist BRDF216 11C4 He developed the psychographic form of written biographies. He was himself a semi-invalid most of his life. WIKI wiki:
	BRADFORD, Robert F. [1902-1983] – American governor (MA) BRDF165 11C4 In 1947, he chaired the Silent Guest program in which Americans were encouraged to donate the cash equivalent of one setting of Thanksgiving dinner to the starving poor in post-war Europe. WIKI wiki:
	BRADFORD, William [1590-1657] – Plymouth governor BRDF26 3C12 Bradford is credited as the first to proclaim what popular American culture now views as the first Thanksgiving. WIKI wiki: Son : ¤BRADFORD, William [1624-1703] 2GGSon: ¤BRADFORD, William [1729-1808]
	BRADFORD, William [1624-1703] – American colonial soldier BRDF43 4C11 He served as the deputy governor of Plymouth Colony under Governer Josiah Winslow. He was the commander of the military forces of Plymouth Colony during the King Philip's War, during which he sustained an eye wound in the crucial Great Swamp Fight. WIKI wiki: Father: ¤BRADFORD, William [1590-1657]
	BRADFORD, William [1729-1808] – American physician, lawyer, US Senator (RI) BRDF108 7C8 When the British Navy bombarded Bristol on October 7, 1775 his home was among the buildings destroyed. He afterwards went aboard ship to negotiate a cease fire. WIKI wiki: 2GGFa: ¤BRADFORD, William [1590-1657]
	BRADFORD, William [1823-1892] – American painter BRDF137 10C5 A Hudson River School painter, his work, almost exclusively on arctic and/or maritime themes, was of almost photographic likeness.
	GIBSON, Charles Dana [1867-1944] – American artist and illustrator BRDF174 11C4 wiki: Sister-in-law: ¤ASTOR, Viscountess
	SAMPSON, Deborah [1760-1827] – American soldier BRDF248 7C8 wiki:

Candidates Work List

This is my working list of candidates to include -- I'm not yet sure if they are related to me! As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (~~THUS~~) and an explanation included. They are kept in the list in case future research proves they can be included. (And to keep them from popping up on the list again!) Never discard good research!

Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be added to the database.

Note

Wikipedia lists numerous descendants of Governor William Bradford.

BRADFORD, Alden [1765-1843]: American author
BRADFORD, Alex [1927-1978]: American clergyman, actor, composer
BRADFORD, Alexander Warfield [1815-1867]: American lawyer
BRADFORD, Amory Howe [1846-1911]: American clergyman
~~BRADFORD, (Sowle) Andrew [1686-1742]~~: American printer and publisher Son of William [1663-1752]
BRADFORD, Augustus Williamson [1806-1881]: American governor
BRADFORD, David F(rantz) [1939-2005]: American writer
BRADFORD, Edward Green [1819-1884]: American jurist
BRADFORD, Edward Hickling [1848-1926]: American educator, surgeon
BRADFORD, Ernie (Dusgate Selby) [1922-1986]: English writer
BRADFORD, John [1749-1830]: American printer
BRADFORD, Joseph [1843-1886]: American actor, dramatist, journalist, poet

BRADFORD, Leland P(owers) [1905-1981]: American author
BRADFORD, M(elvin) E(ustace) [1934-1993]: American author
BRADFORD, Perry John Henry [1893-1970]: American writer(?) a/k/a Mule Bradford
BRADFORD, Reed H(oward) [1912-1994]: American writer
BRADFORD, Richard (Roark) [1932-2002]: American writer
BRADFORD, Roark (Whitney Wickliffe) [1896-1948]: American writer
BRADFORD, Roy Hamilton [1921-1998]: American writer
BRADFORD, Sax(ton) [1907-1966]: American writer
BRADFORD, Thomas [1745-1838]: America printer, publisher
~~BRADFORD, William [1663-1752]~~: American printer b. Leicestershire of uncertain parentage
~~BRADFORD, William [1721c-1791]~~: American printer, publisher Nephew of Andrew [1686-1742]
~~BRADFORD, William [1755-1795]~~: American jurist Son of William [1722-1791]

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