A Mayflower descendant.
Birth: in Kingston, Plymouth county, Massachusetts
Death: date, location and burial site unknown.
Father: Joshua Bradford b: 23 JUN 1710 in Plymouth
Mother: Hannah Bradford b: 10 APR 1720 in Plymouth
Marriage: John Davis
Married: in Friendship, Lincoln county, Maine
Known Children
Deborah Davis b: 1760 in Friendship, Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Mary Davis b: 22 OCT 1762 in alincoln, now Knox county, Maine
John Davis b: 13 FEB 1764 in lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Cornelius Davis b: 1765 in Chusing, Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Bradford Davis b: 1770 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Robert Davis b: 1773 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Lydia Davis b: 1775 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
NOTE:
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Knox county created 1 April 1860 from Lincoln county which was Cornwall pre-1760, however reported is: "They may have claimed parts of today's Maine territory, but the court jurisdiction since 1653 was always York county, Commonwealth of MA, until they created new counties."
Source:
Carl Raymond Gray, sr's application, the prime organizer of Nebraska Society of Mayflower Descendants, serving as Chairman first fifteen
years with State membership #1, son Maj-Gen Carl R Gray, an charter member of Minnesota's chapter serving as its second Chairman.
A Mayflower descendant.
Birth: in Kingston, Plymouth county, Massachusetts
Death: date, location and burial site unknown.
Father: Joshua Bradford b: 23 JUN 1710 in Plymouth
Mother: Hannah Bradford b: 10 APR 1720 in Plymouth
Marriage: John Davis
Married: in Friendship, Lincoln county, Maine
Known Children
Deborah Davis b: 1760 in Friendship, Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Mary Davis b: 22 OCT 1762 in alincoln, now Knox county, Maine
John Davis b: 13 FEB 1764 in lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Cornelius Davis b: 1765 in Chusing, Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Bradford Davis b: 1770 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Robert Davis b: 1773 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
Lydia Davis b: 1775 in Lincoln, now Knox county, Maine
NOTE:
~~~~
Knox county created 1 April 1860 from Lincoln county which was Cornwall pre-1760, however reported is: "They may have claimed parts of today's Maine territory, but the court jurisdiction since 1653 was always York county, Commonwealth of MA, until they created new counties."
Source:
Carl Raymond Gray, sr's application, the prime organizer of Nebraska Society of Mayflower Descendants, serving as Chairman first fifteen
years with State membership #1, son Maj-Gen Carl R Gray, an charter member of Minnesota's chapter serving as its second Chairman.
Family Members
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Cornelius Bradford
1737–1790
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Rachel Bradford Morton
1741–1823
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Maltiah "Lydia" Bradford Churchill
1744–1826
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Mary Bradford Bearce
1744–1822
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Joshua Bradford
1746–1827
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Hannah Bradford Sherwood
1748 – unknown
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Joseph Bradford Sr
1750–1812
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Benjamin Franklin Bradford
1753–1832
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Elisha Bradford
1755–1835
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Winslow Bradford
1757–1758
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