History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: BRADFORD
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 190

CAPT. SAMUEL BRADFORD served through the whole Revolutionary War, settled in Acworth in 1805,
married Elizabeth Herrick, died aged 80 - children, three. Mrs. Judge Cummings of Batavia, 
New York, Mrs. Samuel Jones of Boston, and Augustus;  Augustus married Irene Davidson (see 
Davidson family) - children, 
	1 John D. married Rachel I. Dyke (see Symonds family), residence Madison, Wisconsin 
	  children,
		(1) Eleanora A.		married W. Pollard  - children,
			[1]	Flora A.
		(2) Harriet E.
		(3) Oscar M. 	killed at the battle of Gettysburg;
		(4) Rouzillyan K. J. 	wounded at Gettysburg, and died 1863;
		(5) Clarrissa A.
		(6) Sylvo Don F.
		(7) Benjamin F.
		(8) George w.  	died
		(9) Carrie I.
		(10) Charlie D.
	2 Fannie C. married Samuel Veasey of Claremont
	3 Ira,	died
	4 Mary W. married Ezekiel Woodward
	5 Samuel D.  died in the army
	6 Orin
	7 Hosea J. married marion C.Dyer
	8 Granville married Mary Berry - children , two
	9 Oliver
	10 Maratha J. married Edward Graves of Charlestown
	11 Harriet E.   	died
	12 Charles A.	 married Delia Ward of Chicago.

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