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The second list comes from: Port Arrivals and Immigrants to the City of Boston, 1715-1716, 1762-1769 by William H. Whitmore Published: Registry Dept. of Boston, 1900. If you know of a Bradford emmigrant from any time period, email me the information and I will add it, be sure to try to include where they came from as well as where they immigranted to and the date of immigration. Include any other info you would like, ship name, their spouse or children, etc.
NOTES:
* There were no less than 150 capital crimes in
England
for which a man/woman might be transported. Of course, there were the
expected
ones of murder, arson, and treason, but there were also lesser ones
such
as maiming, stealing a cow, cutting down trees along an avenue, sending
threatening letters, and standing mute when addressed by an legal
official
Boston Port Arrivals, 1715-6 and 1762-9
Name:
Occupation:
Date:
Misc.:
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Barby Bradford Lace
maker
06-25-1715
Henery Bradford Ship
Carpenter
08-19-1762 wife, 4 kids
Capt. Job Bradford
Marriner
05-03-1763
Mr.
Bradford
Gentlemen
05-08-1764
John
Bradford
Sloop Ginger
07-17-1765
From VA
Mr. -- Bradford
Mercht
08-28-1765
Job
Bradford
Sloop Oliver
12-26-1766
From NC
Mr.
Bradford
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02-22-1768 listed with a Mr. Hooper
Mr. James Bradford
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06-07-1768 wife, 1 child, servt
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