Hello fellow Bradley's!! I am looking for information on my great-grandfather Alexander Bradley and his wife Bridget (McCoy) Bradley. He was born in 1851 in County Donegal and emmigrated with his family to the US in 1870. They settled in Arlilngton, Illinois and then moved to Nebrasla in 1885. They had several children including John, Frank, Anna (Woods), Mary (McBride), William, Agnes (Prochaska), Stephen, and Eleanor (Turner). Any more information you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks alot. Jill Bradley- Applegate

-------------------- Begin Original Message -------------------- Message text written by INTERNET:BRADLEY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com "Also, it was said that our line of Bradley was at one time O'bralligan?? I can find no references to this name at the moment, I've only heard it said, never written down. Anyone know how to spell it?" -------------------- End Original Message -------------------- Mellissa, I know of no Bradleys on the Mayflower, but considering some of the claims, it must have been an enormous ship. According to the BRADLEY SOCIETY JOURNAL (Jan 19,1994, VOL I., NO. 1 ­now extinct?) "IRISH BRADLEY­ ORIGINS.... Bradley is the English family name generally used to identify the descendants of a noted Irish clan whose Gaelic surname was O'Brolachain. The descendants of Brolachan, an ancient personal name. The adaptation of Bradley is an aglicization of O'Brolachain is another haphazard way in which registrars sometimes used what they thought might be the nearest English equivalent when transcribing Irish names into the records for the first time. The truer transliteration of the name, O'Brollaghan, survives in some places but is comparatively rare. The Irish Bradleys were a famous Ulster family whose original home was the district around Clogher, County Tyrone. This clan traces its descent to Suibhane Meann, King of Ireland in the 7th century. From Clogher, they spread northward to Derry and Donegal in the service of the O'Neills and O'Donnells and later down the westewrn seaboard through Mayo down to Cork and Kerry. Numerically the family name is still strongest in Tyrone, Derry and Donegal, while Cork is their Munster stronghold. In history the name appears most frequently in Irish Annals as noted churchmen and educators. Hugh, the son of Maelbrighde O'Brolachain, the builder, was a celebrated ollav or professor. His brother, Maelbrighde, was Bishop of Kildare. Donal O'Brollachain was Abbot of the famous monastery of Derry, while Flaibhertach O'Brollachain rebuilt the Cathedral of Derry in 1164. Many others of the name continued this family tradition of learning down until the Elizabethan wars brought the decline of the leading Gaelic clans of Ulster and with them their cultural heritage. In the United States, Colonel Bradley was one of Washington's trusted leaders. Most Reverend Dennis mary Bradley (1846-1903) was the first Bishop of Manchester, New Hampshire." _______ ...No references given in the article. Gary Bradley Livermore, CA

Recently I asked if anyone had information about Charles, James & Daniel Bradley, an Irish family living in Glasgow in 1851. I have since found out that their mother or grandmother was a de Vere (aso Irish) - any links? Isolde

Has any one come across the name Ajuna or Ajune BRADLEY in their research for other Bradleys? Diana In Indiana

I am looking for descendents of this Bradley family. I have not been able to find out anything about Patience Bradley Beardsley at all. Maybe she left NB does anyone know? Thanks Rose Descendants of Oliver Bradley Generation No. 1 1. OLIVER1 BRADLEY1 died Aft. 1825 in Tobique River NB. He married SARA FREEMAN June 18, 1818 in Carleton Co.. Children of OLIVER BRADLEY and SARA FREEMAN are: i. PATIENCE2 BRADLEY, b. Abt. 1820; m. ENOC BEARDSLEY. ii. MARY ANN BRADLEY, b. Abt. 1821; m. BENJAMIN INGRAHAM. iii. ABIGAIL BRADLEY, b. September 25, 1822; d. August 13, 1899, Washburn, Maine; m. (1) JOHN CHRISTAIN FOX; m. (2) PETER FOX. iv. WORDEN BRADLEY, b. 1830; m. MALITDIA ANNE FOX. m. 30 December 1854 v. JARVIS BRADLEY, b. Abt. 1832. Endnotes 1. Mildred Green Paper.

I heard that a 3rd or 4th cousin about 14 years ago had someone research our family tree. The finished product was that they were able to trace it to the Mayflower. There were no Bradley's on the Mayflower. It's been on my mind lately, and I was wondering if any of you out there were able to trace a Bradley back to the Mayflower. I don't have any of this info in my files now. I was only like 10 at the time, so to me it's all just hear-say anyways. I would imagine it would take quite some time and a lot of $$ to pay someone to research all the maiden names too, so I'm just "assuming" it's through Bradley. Maybe it was a different Mayflower..: ) Also, it was said that our line of Bradley was at one time O'bralligan?? I can find no references to this name at the moment, I've only heard it said, never written down. Anyone know how to spell it? Thanks. Melissa

Hi! Is there anyone who happens to be looking for BRADLEY in WI? If you are please let me know. I am looking for info for BRADLEY in Waupaca County, WI 1800's to mid 1900's. Any info is very much appreciated. Also, if anyone needs any help in obtaining info for Waushara County,WI let me know and I will see what I can do to help. I 'visit' the county courthouse a few days a week and would look something up for you while I'm there. E-mail me with what you are looking for. There are BRADLEY names there-my ancestors. Dee Dee deejay@ptnt.net

Looking for the family of John Volney Bradley b. 1829 m. Cynthia Subrena They had about 10 children and wound up in the high desert country of central Oregon. I have information on some of their descendants, but need info on his ancestry. Thanks Frank

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My ancestor, Charles Bradley, was born in Ireland, but in 1851 he was living in Glasgow with his brother, James, James's wife, Catherine, and their baby, Daniel. A cousin, John Carboy, was also sharing the house. A couple of years later, Charles married Mary McCormick and migrated to Australia. I would be very glad to hear from anyone who has information which may link to this family.

I am looking for information on John Bradley d. bef. 1751 Haverhill Ma m. to Susannah Staples Sept 16, 1724 in Haverhill MA daughter of Thomas Staples and Elizabeth Griffin. Thanks Rose Staples

Help in needed in research of Bradley's in the state of Missouri. Specifically, in the Gray Summit, Mo region, from Mid-1880's to present time.

I am trying to find out the last name of Zachariah's wife Lodema. Zachariah was born in New Haven, CT in 1780 the son of David BRADLEY (b. Feb. 16, 1753) and Lydia FULLER (b. June 14, 1762 in CT.). He moved to Chenango county in central New York around 1805 and had a family of 5 girls and one boy. the children's names are Fanny, Almira, Loren, Mary E., Mercy, and Phebe. I would also line any information on Lydia's FULLERS parents. Thanks for your assistance. Zachariah is my g-g-g-grandfather. Wes Skinner

Hi, I would love to talk to anyone that has a connection to these BRADLEYs. Thanks. 1 Thomas BRADLEY b: Abt 1790 d: Abt 1849 .. +Guncila ??? .. 2 John BRADLEY b: 1819 Mississippi ...... +Julia Ann MYRICK b: 1826 Alabama m: January 25, 1844 Walker Springs, Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Robert BRADLEY b: 1820 Florida ...... +Sarah A. M. FLOURNOY b: 1832 Alabama m: July 28, 1850 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Mary Ann BRADLEY b: 1821 Florida d: 1881 Clarke Co., AL ...... +Robert Glover Harper HOLDER b: 1802 Laurens Co., South Carolina d:Bef 1880 Clarke Co., AL m: April 29, 1841 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 James BRADLEY b: 1822 Florida ...... +Sarah A. WALKER b: 1830 Alabama m: March 24, 1850 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Richard BRADLEY b: 1824 Florida d: Bef 1854 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Elizabeth BRADLEY b: 1825 Florida ...... +Daniel HOWELL m: November 27, 1847 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Edmond BRADLEY b: 1826 Florida .. 2 Charles H. BRADLEY b: 1827 Florida ...... +Julia A. DAFFIN b: 1820 m: October 9, 1851 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Josephine BRADLEY b: 1828 Florida ...... +William HOVEN b: 1814 Alabama d: in Walker Springs in 1884-85 m: December 21, 1847 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 William Henry BRADLEY b: 1829 Florida .. 2 Andrew S. BRADLEY b: Abt 1835 .. 2 Margaret T. BRADLEY b: 1836 Florida ...... +Samuel G. BUMPERS b: 1830 Alabama m: May 22, 1852 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Joel G. BRADLEY b: 1837 Alabama d: Abt 1865 Civil War? ...... +Mary Jane HOVEN b: Abt 1840 m: December 27, 1860 Clarke Co., AL *2nd Wife of Thomas Bradley: .. +Jane B. JOINER b: 1814 South Carolina m: January 3, 1847 Clarke Co., AL .. 2 Rebecca BRADLEY b: 1847 Alabama .. 2 Caladonia BRADLEY b: 1849 Alabama Brenda Nixx@dixienet.com

Tami, Request direct contact with you regarding BRADLEY ancestors in New Haven, CT. Please provide telephone contact. I have done extensive research on The BRADLEY Family and would appreciate a dialogue. Thanks, Les Bradley

Does anyone know where Edward 1680 Bradley originated from in Ireland. I'm going to Ireland in July and would like to do some research on this ancestor of many of us. Please let me know if you have any informaiton. Sincerely, H. Neil Smith <nsmith2@lightspeed.net>

Hi Fellow BRADLEY Researchers: Providing your system can handle a FTP download website, the GED files for BRADLEY individuals shown below are available for download at: ftp://ftp.genealogy.org/pub/genealogy/GEDCOM/ If you are interested in the GED file listing "BRADLEY [TWIN], DORA at02", click on the Directory "at" and then click on file "ak02.ged" to start the download process. Happy Huntin' Jim Young -------------------- BRADLEY [TWIN], DORA at02 BRADLEY [TWIN], HELEN at02 BRADLEY [TWIN], HERBERT at02 BRADLEY [TWIN], WYNANS BUSH at02 BRADLEY, ABEL ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, ABIGAIL ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, ABIJAH ag03 BRADLEY, ABNER aw10 BRADLEY, ABRAHAM (LIEUT.) ap20 BRADLEY, ADD an19 BRADLEY, ADDO ai18 BRADLEY, AGNES at14 BRADLEY, ALICE at05 BRADLEY, ALLISON ab15 BRADLEY, ALONZO al16 BRADLEY, ALVIN ab15 BRADLEY, AMANDA au05 BRADLEY, AMOS ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, ANN ag03 BRADLEY, ANN ELIZABETH am06 BRADLEY, ANNA at02 BRADLEY, ANNA HUSSEY at02 BRADLEY, ANNIE B aw10 BRADLEY, ANNIE PEARL aq09 BRADLEY, ANNIE RUTH aq09 BRADLEY, ANTOINETTE at02 BRADLEY, ANTOINETTE S. at02 BRADLEY, ARCHIBALD P. at02 BRADLEY, ASAHEL ag03 BRADLEY, AUGUSTA al16 BRADLEY, AUGUSTUS ag03 BRADLEY, BEAU RICHARD av17 BRADLEY, BEDE ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, BELTON B. ae13 BRADLEY, BENJAMIN ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, BETH ap04 BRADLEY, BETSEY ah13, ap20, aw08 BRADLEY, BILL ae13 BRADLEY, BRENDA KAY av18 BRADLEY, BRENDA MARIE aw04 BRADLEY, BRITNEY LYNN ar06 BRADLEY, BUFORD aq09 BRADLEY, BURTON ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, BYRON ao08 BRADLEY, C. aw01 BRADLEY, CALEB ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, CALVIN al16 BRADLEY, CAROLINE ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, CARROLL ap04 BRADLEY, CASEY SHON av17 BRADLEY, CATHERINE MCCARTHY at14 BRADLEY, CECIL A au05 BRADLEY, CECIL A II au05 BRADLEY, CECIL EMERY ar06 BRADLEY, CHARLES ae13, ah13, an19, aw08 BRADLEY, CHARLES L au05 BRADLEY, CHARLOTTE AMELIA ar08 BRADLEY, CHLOE ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, CHRISTINE COLEMAN at14 BRADLEY, CHRISTINE MARIE au16 BRADLEY, CLARA as07, au05 BRADLEY, CLEO aw02 BRADLEY, COMFORT aw10 BRADLEY, CORA ap04 BRADLEY, CORNELIA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, CORNELIA E. at02 BRADLEY, CORY J. aw01 BRADLEY, CYNTHIA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, DAN ag03, at02 BRADLEY, DANIEL M. aq09 BRADLEY, DANIELLE NICOLE ar06 BRADLEY, DARIN WAYNE ao15 BRADLEY, DAVID al16, at11 BRADLEY, DAVID M au05 BRADLEY, DAVID R. at02 BRADLEY, DAVID WAYNE ao15 BRADLEY, DEBBIE LEANN aw08 BRADLEY, DEBORAH ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, DELORES ANN an15 BRADLEY, DELORIS aa11 BRADLEY, DEMAS ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, DEWEY aq09 BRADLEY, DURHAM aq09 BRADLEY, EBENEZER ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, EDWARD an19 BRADLEY, EDWARD GRANT at02 BRADLEY, ELDAD ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, ELIZA af12 BRADLEY, ELIZABETH ac02, al19 BRADLEY, ELIZABETH HOY ar18 BRADLEY, ELIZABETH M. al16 BRADLEY, ELIZABETH R. E. aq09 BRADLEY, ELLIS ab15 BRADLEY, ELNATHAN ab01 BRADLEY, EMILY VIRGINIA ah14 BRADLEY, EMITT ONEAL aq09 BRADLEY, EMMA L. aq09 BRADLEY, EPHRIAM ag03 BRADLEY, ERNEST au05 BRADLEY, ESTHER ag03, ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, EUGENE aq09, at02 BRADLEY, EUGENE P. at02 BRADLEY, EVAN M au05 BRADLEY, EVANGELINE MARIE aq09 BRADLEY, EVERET (BUD) av17 BRADLEY, FLORENCE E. at02 BRADLEY, FRANCES CAROLINE "FANNIE" aq09 BRADLEY, FRANCES M. an03 BRADLEY, FRANK aq09, au05 BRADLEY, FRED O. at02 BRADLEY, FREDERICK C. aw05 BRADLEY, FURMAN ae13 BRADLEY, GEORGE M. ap04 BRADLEY, GEORGE WASHINGTON aq09 BRADLEY, GERALDINE ae13 BRADLEY, GIBSON aq09 BRADLEY, GLENNA JULIA aw01 BRADLEY, GRACE ae13 BRADLEY, GRACE ELLEN ar20 BRADLEY, GRACE ESTHER at02 BRADLEY, GREELEY aq09 BRADLEY, GUY ai18 BRADLEY, GWINN C. ao09 BRADLEY, HANNAH ab01, ag03, ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, HARLAN HOPKINS at02 BRADLEY, HARRIET al14 BRADLEY, HELENE CELESTE at14 BRADLEY, HELENE ENGLISH at14 BRADLEY, HENRIETTA at02 BRADLEY, HENRY at02 BRADLEY, HENRY R. aq09 BRADLEY, HERSAKIA ao15 BRADLEY, HOLMES au05 BRADLEY, HUBERT ah14 BRADLEY, IRA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, IRVIN ag05 BRADLEY, ISAAC ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, J.M. at08 BRADLEY, JABEZ ag03, at02 BRADLEY, JACK ah14 BRADLEY, JACOB ah13, ap04, aw08 BRADLEY, JAMES ah13, at11, aw08 BRADLEY, JAMES ALLEN aq09 BRADLEY, JAMES DARRELL ar06 BRADLEY, JAMES FINLEY ar06 BRADLEY, JAMES NATHANIEL ap04 BRADLEY, JAMES PATRICK at14 BRADLEY, JAMES ROY ar06 BRADLEY, JAMES W. aq09 BRADLEY, JARED ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, JEFF RAYMOND aq09 BRADLEY, JEFFERSON DAVIS aq09 BRADLEY, JENNIFER au05 BRADLEY, JENNIFER LYNNE au16 BRADLEY, JENNIFER MICHELLE aq09 BRADLEY, JENNIFER WIDNEY ap04 BRADLEY, JESSE ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, JEWELL aq09 BRADLEY, JO ANN ah14 BRADLEY, JOAN aq09 BRADLEY, JOB ag03 BRADLEY, JOEL ag03, ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, JOHN am06, aq09, au05 BRADLEY, JOHN GERALD at14 BRADLEY, JOHN MICHAEL aq09, au05 BRADLEY, JOHN PATRICK at14 BRADLEY, JOHN RUSKIN at02 BRADLEY, JOHN SCOTT aq09 BRADLEY, JOHN WILLIAM aq09 BRADLEY, JOSEPH ag03, aq09, av05 BRADLEY, JOSEPH J. aq09 BRADLEY, JOSEPH TEMPLE al16 BRADLEY, JOSHUA MATTHEW aq09 BRADLEY, JUDE ag03 BRADLEY, JUDITH ANN aq09 BRADLEY, JUNE an19 BRADLEY, JUSTUS ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, KAREN MARIE au05 BRADLEY, LAURA J. aw05 BRADLEY, LAWRENCE DAVID av18 BRADLEY, LEMUEL ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, LEWIS ah13, aq09, aw08 BRADLEY, LIZZIE aq09 BRADLEY, LOIS ag03, ah13, at10, aw08 BRADLEY, LOUISA SALLY al16 BRADLEY, LUCRETIA ah14 BRADLEY, LUCRETIA A. ak19 BRADLEY, LUCY WALTER am06 BRADLEY, LUE ag03 BRADLEY, LULU MADGE at10 BRADLEY, LYDIA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, LYNN ab15 BRADLEY, MABEL ag03 BRADLEY, MABEL E. at02 BRADLEY, MARGARET aq09 BRADLEY, MARGARET ? ao15 BRADLEY, MARGARET ENGLISH at14 BRADLEY, MARGARET ISABEL at14 BRADLEY, MARTHA ae13 BRADLEY, MARY ab08, ag03, ah13, ar16, at14, au05, aw08 BRADLEY, MARY A. aw10 BRADLEY, MARY ADA ae13 BRADLEY, MARY ANN al16, av19 BRADLEY, MARY ANNIE aa11 BRADLEY, MARY D. aq09 BRADLEY, MARY ELIZABETH au16, av18 BRADLEY, MARY ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) ap04 BRADLEY, MARY KATE at14 BRADLEY, MARY PATRICIA at14 BRADLEY, MARYE CATHERINE ar20 BRADLEY, MATTIE BELL aq09 BRADLEY, MAVIS LOUISE aq09 BRADLEY, MAY ANN av19 BRADLEY, MAYNARD ap04 BRADLEY, MERLEN ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, MICHAEL JAMES aw04 BRADLEY, MICHAEL PATRICK at14 BRADLEY, MICHAEL W. aw04 BRADLEY, MICHAEL WILLIAM av18 BRADLEY, MILDRED MARGARET aq09 BRADLEY, MIRIAM ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, MOSES ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, NANCY ag03, at11, at14 BRADLEY, NATHANIEL ah13, ap06, aw08 BRADLEY, NEHEMIAH ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, NELLIE au05 BRADLEY, NELSON ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, NOAH J au05 BRADLEY, NORA at14 BRADLEY, OBED ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, OBEDIENCE ap20 BRADLEY, OLIVIA aq09 BRADLEY, ORAL ap04 BRADLEY, PAT aw04 BRADLEY, PATRICIA KANE at14 BRADLEY, PATRICK at14 BRADLEY, PATRICK A au05 BRADLEY, PATRICK CLEVELAND aw04 BRADLEY, PATRICK HAYES at14 BRADLEY, PATRICK J. aw04 BRADLEY, PATRICK KEVIN aw04 BRADLEY, PATRICK L. aw04 BRADLEY, PETER ah14 BRADLEY, PHEBE ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, POLLY ah13, ap20, aw08 BRADLEY, REBECCA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, RICHARD au05 BRADLEY, RICHARD ? ao15 BRADLEY, RICHARD CLINTON ah14 BRADLEY, RICKY LYNN ar06 BRADLEY, ROBERT ap04, at02 BRADLEY, ROBERT E. at02 BRADLEY, ROBERT MAX aq09 BRADLEY, RONALD LEE av17 BRADLEY, ROY ab04, aq09 BRADLEY, RUBY aq09 BRADLEY, RUFUS aq09 BRADLEY, RUTH ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, SADIE at14 BRADLEY, SAMUEL ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, SAMUEL CARLYLE at02 BRADLEY, SAMUEL O. aq09 BRADLEY, SANDRA aw05 BRADLEY, SANDRA ? ao15 BRADLEY, SARA ANNA ak19 BRADLEY, SARAH ag03, ah13, ap04, ap20, aw08 BRADLEY, SARAH EDITH at10 BRADLEY, SARAH K. at02 BRADLEY, SARAH MALINDA aq09 BRADLEY, SARAH NETTER ap04 BRADLEY, SARAH NORTON am06 BRADLEY, SHARON KAY aw04 BRADLEY, SIBYL NORTON am06 BRADLEY, SLATER at14 BRADLEY, SOPHIA al16 BRADLEY, SOPHRONIA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, STANLEY R au05 BRADLEY, STEPHEN ah13, ap06, aw08 BRADLEY, STEVEN ab15 BRADLEY, STEVEN E au05 BRADLEY, STEVEN WAYNE ah14 BRADLEY, SUSANNA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, TALMADGE DEWENE aq09 BRADLEY, TERESA GAIL av18 BRADLEY, THELMA ah14 BRADLEY, THERESA MARTIN at14 BRADLEY, THOMAS LOGAN ap04 BRADLEY, TIMOTHY ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, TIMOTHY M. aw04 BRADLEY, TYLER JAMES ar06 BRADLEY, URI ag03 BRADLEY, VICTORIA at02 BRADLEY, VIOLET LUELLA at02 BRADLEY, WALTER E. at02 BRADLEY, WALTER GOODYEAR at02 BRADLEY, WALTER WILLIAM av18 BRADLEY, WHITING ah13, aw08 BRADLEY, WILLIAM ag03, ah13, aq09, ar06, at11, aw08 BRADLEY, WILLIAM CARROLL ap04 BRADLEY, WILLIAM DENNIS at14 BRADLEY, WILLIAM HAYES at14 BRADLEY, WILLIAM HENRY aq09 BRADLEY, WILLIAM JEFFERSON aq09 BRADLEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH au16 BRADLEY, WILLIAM LAWRENCE aq09 BRADLEY, WILLIE JACKSON aq09 BRADLEY, WINTER B au05 BRADLEY, XXX at14 BRADLEY, ZACHARIAH ag03 BRADLEY, ZILPHA al16 BRADLEY, ZUAR ah13, at01, aw08 BRADLEY, ZUBA ah13, aw08 BRADLEY-COOK, JULIA ISABEL at14 BRADLEY-COOK, RUSSELL ANDREW at14 ----------------End------------------------------

Lydia MACKENZIE was the daughter of Alexander and Margaret (MCLEOD) MACKENZIE of Loch Broom, Picto Co. She, along with many siblings, migrated to Providence, RI. I don't know if Bernard came from NS or RI. Any clues would be appreciated. Jay D. Nicol nicol@direct.ca http://mypage.direct.ca/n/nicol/family.html CAMERON, CARSON, FRASER, MACKAY, MACKENZIE, MACLELLAN, MCLEOD, WALLACE of Pictou Co.

I downloaded the Virginia map and it is a great resource. However, be forewarned, with a 14.4 modem it takes about 20 minutes to down the VA map. Perhaps, a similar download time will be required on the other state maps. However, the download time is a minor inconvience and well worth the time and effort. Jim Young -------------- Pam Rietsch <prietsch@ismi.net> writes: Hi Rooters.... Well almost 16 months after I began the project, the data entry portion of the 1895 Atlas is complete. All of the states, except Alaska (which has a map only) plus the District of Columbia have data which shows what towns where around in that time period. Each town also shows the population, the county it is located in, where in the state it is located, whether it has a post office, a railroad station or an express office. This is especially helpful if you have some sort of a record from either the 1880 census or the 1900 and in some case state census of 1885 where it shows a town that cannot be found on current maps. So many small towns over the years have either totally disappeared, or been merged with other larger towns and have for all intents and purposes vanished. The nice thing about this project is that you can also download a map of the state also to see the exact placement of your town in question. Watch the site over the next few months as I intend to do lots more to make it more user friendly....and will also be scanning in the world maps that came with the atlas. I will not have data for them, but I think the old maps could prove useful in research. The site can be found at: http://www.ismi.net/lcmigw Several people have had difficulties in printing out the maps, so I now have a special page set up with instructions on how to accomplish this feat, just a click away. If there is anything I can do that would help you to use the Atlas better, please feel free to contact me. Remember to do your "hug homework" ! Pam

I am looking for information on the Bradley from New Brunswick in the 1800's. Also looking for Bradley's living it VT in 1650 - ? maybe we can share information. Thanks roses@nbnet.nb.ca