Collection 1676
Bradford Family
Papers
1620-1906 (bulk 1770-1800)
28 boxes, 24 vols., 9 lin. feet
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Processed by: Meghan Vacca
Processing Completed: May 2006
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Bradford Family Papers
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Bradford Family
Papers, 1620-1906 (bulk 1770-1800)
28 boxes, 24 vols., 9 lin. feet
Collection 1676
Abstract
The Bradford family has deep roots in Philadelphia dating back to 1682 when William
Bradford (1663-1752) came to Pennsylvania from England and established the first
printing shop in Pennsylvania. The Bradford family carried on the printing business for
several generations while pursuing other interests in business, education and public
service. Bradford’s grandson, William (1721-1791), is arguably the most notable figure in
the Bradford family history for his accomplishments in printing, the military and other
ventures.
The Bradford family papers span 1620-1906 with the bulk of material created during the
American Revolution. Many family members have contributed correspondence, notes
and documents to the collection. The three most prominent contributions come from
William Bradford (1721-1791), Thomas Bradford (1745-1838) and Thomas Bradford
(1781-1857). The collection contains of military documents including certificates,
accounts and correspondence. These documents most frequently pertain to prisoners of
war during the American Revolution in both the army and navy. Correspondence,
account books and subscription lists from the Bradford printing and publishing business
are also found among the family papers as are personal correspondence.
Background note
The Bradford family has deep roots in Philadelphia dating back to 1682 when William
Bradford (1663-1752) came to Pennsylvania from England and established the first
printing shop in Pennsylvania. The Bradford family carried on the printing business for
several generations while pursuing other interests in business, education and public
service. Bradford’s grandson, William (1721-1791), is arguably the most notable figure in
the Bradford family history for his accomplishments in printing, the military, and other
ventures.
William (1721-1791) learned the family business through an apprenticeship with his
uncle, Andrew Bradford, in the 1730s. He later set up a shop of his own in Philadelphia
and began publishing the Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly Advertiser in 1742. The
publication contained foreign and domestic news dedicated to the patriot cause sweeping
through the colonies. It also published excerpts from letters of the city’s residents. In
conjunction with the journal, William published books and was named “Printer to the
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King & Most Excellent Majesty, for the Province of New Jersey” in 1744. In 1757 he
created the philosophical journal, American Magazine and Monthly Chronicle, for the British
Colonies.
William was known as a devoted patriot and supporter of liberty through his
publications and actions. His military career began in 1747 when he was appointed
Lieutenant in the Philadelphia Associators’ Indian War, a precursor to the French and
Indian war of 1756-1763. When this later conflict broke William was promoted to
Captain. He fought in the American Revolution in July 1776 as Major of the Second
Battalion Pennsylvania Militia and later made a Colonel of his regiment. William became
Chairman of the Navy Board in February 1777 followed by an appointment in May 1779
as President of the Board of Inquiry, respecting Militia Officers.
William’s interests did not end with printing and the military. He established the
London Coffee House in 1754 as a forum for citizens to discuss questions and conduct
business. The Coffee House became the foundation for the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange in later years. The original Coffee House was located around the corner from
his printing and book shops. William partnered with John Kidd in 1762 to form “The
Philadelphia Insurance Co.” a marine insurance company.
In 1742 William married Rachel Budd. They had five children; Thomas (1745-1838),
William (1755-1795), Schuyler, Tace (1747-1828) and Rachel (1764-1805). Upon the
close of his life William is reported as telling his children “though I bequeath you no
estate, I leave you in the enjoyment of liberty” (Purple, 6). Thomas followed in his
father’s footsteps as a printer and patriot.
Thomas Bradford (1745-1838) attended the College of Philadelphia until his father,
William, removed him from the school at the age of seventeen. Thomas immediately
went into business with is father in 1762 and later took over the printing and publishing
shop as well as the family’s bookstore. Publication of the Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly
Advertiser was continued until 1801 when it became the True American.
William’s devotion to America and the pursuit of liberty was ingrained in Thomas as he
too had a successful military career. At the outbreak of the Revolution Thomas was
appointed Captain of Militia Company in Philadelphia. He later became Deputy
Commissary General of Prisoners in the American Army with a rank of Lieutenant
Colonel. Thomas was active in the Brandywine, Trenton, Princeton, Germantown and
Valley Forge battles.
In 1768 he married Mary Fisher and had six children; Samuel Fisher (1776-1837),
William, Thomas (1781-1851), Elizabeth, Marry and Susan. Samuel and William
continued the family printing occupation.
Thomas Bradford (1781-1851) left the University of Pennsylvania at the age of fifteen to
apprentice in his father’s printing shop. With his father’s consent he began studying law
at the office of William Todd, Esq. In 1802 Thomas was admitted to the bar. Three
years later he married Elizabeth Loockerman and they had several children. One of their
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sons, Vincent (1808-1884), also became a lawyer and joined his father’s firm. Thomas
was known as a philanthropist with interests in literature, science and religion. He
received an honorary LL.D from Jefferson College in 1849.
Scope & content
The Bradford Family Papers span a 286-year period that includes the formation and
development of the United States of America. Items pertaining to the seventeenth
century, late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries mainly refer to specific family
history and events. The bulk of the collection was created from 1770-1800. While some
of these items also concern the Bradford family history a majority of the documents
relate to social, political and historical events and circumstances in American history;
specifically the American Revolution.
A majority of the material in this collection is attributed to William Bradford (1721-1791)
and his son Thomas Bradford (1745-1838). Other family members that are represented
less significantly include Cornelius Bradford, James H. Bradford (1802-1859), Rachel
Budd Bradford (ca. 1720-1780), Rachel Bradford (1764-1805), Samuel Bradford (17761837), Tace Bradford (1747-1828), Thomas Bradford (1781-1851), Vincent L. Bradford
(1808-1884), William Bradford (1663-1752), and William Bradford (1755-1795).
As the Bradfords were well known early printers and publishers in Philadelphia, many
documents relate to their printing business and customers. Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly
Advertiser (later True American) subscriber lists, account books, correspondence and
invoices pertaining to their business are included in the collection. The family also left a
significant group of papers recounting military duties and responsibilities. Among these
papers are army and navy prisoner of war documents. The remainder of the collection
consists of correspondence, business ventures and family history notes.
The collection is arranged in three series: Bradford family, William Bradford and
Thomas Bradford. The first series contains documents regarding family history,
business, events and correspondence between family and friends from 1620 to 1906.
Researchers might be interested in the detailed correspondence of the Bradfords' lives
and business dealings. Among the more miscellaneous items are a pencil drawing of
William Meaver, the Bradford family seal, family and world history notes and poems, etc.
The second series contains items relating to William Bradford (1721-1791). While the
series ranges from 1682 to 1878, most of the items were created in the second half of the
eighteenth century. Particularly early or late documents most likely belonged to other
family members with the same name. The materials occupy two manuscript boxes with
an additional twenty-three volumes. This series provides the most significant
information regarding the Bradford printing business. Account books, subscriber lists,
bibliographies and letters are among the contents as are volumes regarding maritime
insurance.
The largest series - occupying eighteen boxes and one volume - is the Thomas Bradford
series. Thomas Bradford (1745-1838) worked in his father’s printing shop and also
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served in the American Revolution. A strength of the collection is the wealth of military
history revealed in the correspondence, paroles and bonds, returns of provisions and lists
of names and certificates. There is a limited amount of material relating to his printing
business. The series is subdivided into naval prisoners, army prisoners, and library
records. The materials span 1776 to 1881 (items were added after his death).
Overview of arrangement
Series I
Series II
Series III
Bradford family, 1620-1906
a. Correspondence, 1747-1849
b. Financial affairs, 1767-1821
c. Genealogy, 1620-1859
d. Miscellaneous, 1675-1906
e. Military, 1727-1853
f. Prisons, 1799-1847
William Bradford, 1682-1878
Thomas Bradford, 1776-1881
a. Naval prisoners, 1777-1783
b. Army prisoners, 1776-1881
c. Library records, 1766-1806
7 boxes
3 boxes
1 box
3 folders
2 boxes
1 box
5 folders
2 boxes, 23 vols.
18 boxes, 1 vol.
11 boxes
6 boxes
1 box, 1 vol.
Series description
Series 1. Bradford family, 1620-1906 (Boxes 1-7)
a. Correspondence, 1747-1849.
This is the largest subseries, with letters documenting the Bradford family’s activities
over 100 years. While many family members are represented in the correspondence
William Bradford (1721-1791), his son Thomas Bradford (1745-1838) and his son
Thomas Bradford (1781-1851) make up a majority of the items. The three boxes of
correspondence files are arranged chronologically.
Letters from William to Thomas in the 1760s reveal Thomas was ready to leave
college as he was finding it difficult. William urged him to stay at college and work
harder at his studies. He remarked that he would do everything possible to help his
son but would not allow him to come home. He felt particularly strongly that
Thomas should improve his Greek because it is a useful language in the printing
business. However, in 1761 William pulled Thomas out of college. It is not clear
why but Thomas went straight to work in his father’s printing house and continued
to receive correspondence from former classmates.
Correspondence regarding business matters reveals information about the Bradford
printing business as well. Lists of subscribers, orders for books and journals as well
as the publishing of books, journals, almanacs and newspapers are discussed. Later
correspondence reveals the public service side of the Bradford family. Letters to
Thomas Bradford, Deputy Commissary of Prisoners, illustrate his military
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responsibilities. There are also letters regarding his son Thomas’s law career and
devotion to prison discipline and religion.
Thomas Bradford (1781-1851) received a Supreme Court nomination that did not
result in an appointment. It is alluded to in the correspondence Thomas’s alliance
with President John Tyler was the main blemish in the lawyer’s career. President
Tyler was affiliated with the Whig political party, but many perceived that he did not
act in the best interests of the party. The Whigs were determined he not be reelected and they did not want anyone who aligned themselves with him in a position
of power.
Other family members represented in this series are Tace Bradford and Joshua M.
Wallace, John H. Mercier, Cornelius and Catherine Bradford, Rachel Bradford,
Schuyler Bradford, Samuel Bradford, Thomas Leaming and Vincent L. Bradford. A
letter from William Bradford in 1854 in which he donates the original Declaration of
Independence to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania is also included amongst the
correspondence. The letter reveals how his grandfather, Thomas Bradford, collected
signatures for the declaration and that it hung in his great-grandfather’s office at the
London Coffee house.
b. Financial affairs, 1767-1821.
This second subseries occupies one manuscript box containing account records for
the Bradford printing and publishing business, receipt books, invoices, county tax
records, and a sales book belonging to Cornelius Bradford. The miscellaneous
accounts folders contain business records of various family members including
William Bradford, Cornelius Bradford, James Bradford, and Thomas Bradford.
Several accounts were with Isaac Cox regarding insurance. The folders are arranged
alphabetically with the documents arranged chronologically.
c. Genealogy, 1620-1859.
The Genealogy subseries is extremely small, three folders. The items necessitate this
subseries because of previous arrangement and cataloging as well as the nature of the
documents. Genealogists interested in the Bradford family will find these
documents useful as they contain rich information about the family’s lineage from
1620-1859. Also found in the series is a bound handwritten genealogy of the Budd
family depicted with several family trees. Rachel Budd (1720-1780) married William
Bradford (1721-1791) in 1742.
d. Miscellaneous, 1675-1906.
This subseries contains an eclectic mix of materials gathered over a 231-year period.
The items have been created by, collected by, or pertain to members of the Bradford
family but unfortunately it is difficult to tell which Bradford the item(s) relate to, as
many documents are unsigned. By browsing through the folders a researcher might
find a poem written to Joseph Miller Esq., letters from Samuel Bradford proposing a
printing partnership between himself and William and Thomas for the benefit of
their subscribers, lists of subscribers and change of address notes as well as a pencil
drawing of William Mavor LLD.
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Claims to the Bradford estate in England and an account of the Earl of Bradford
(1675-1716), also in the subseries, provide additional information on the Bradford
family. A wax seal with the Bradford coat of arms is preserved with a description of
the coat of arms containing a stag’s head above three stag’s heads in the center of the
shield. “Nec temere ne timide” (Neither rashly nor timidly) is imprinted across the
bottom.
A series of notes and hypothesis regarding the history of China, America, Africa and
the East indicate a member of the family was also a historian. Unfortunately it is
difficult to tell which Bradford created these notes as they are not signed. Family
history notes and a journal of Dr. James H. Bradford containing recipes and
antidotes to common aliments also reside in this subseries.
An interesting and random collection of newspaper clippings are also filed in this
subseries. The items span 1791 to 1882 and discuss events, politics, religion, and
legal matters. The following is a list of newspapers and journals included:
Pennsylvania Journal, and the Weekly Advertiser, No. 97 & 224 Senate File, The Whig, the
Public Ledger, Daily News, The Pennsylvanian, Daily Evening Bulletin, Sunday Dispatch, The
Presbyterian, The Press, The Churchman and the Philadelphia Inquirer.
e. Military, 1727-1853.
The Bradford Family military series contains Commissary of Prisoners financial
accounts, materials regarding naval prisoners, military appointments,
correspondence, and certificates. The materials span over 100 years.
Please note that this subseries covers a broad range of the Bradford family's military
activities. The bulk of the information on Thomas Bradford's military career can be
found in Series IIIa and IIIb.
f. Prisons, 1799-1847.
Although the subseries comprised of just four folders, the items contain rich
information pertaining to prisoners and prisons in the Philadelphia area. Prison
financial accounts and drafts of reports to the Senate and House of Representatives
can be found in this section. Correspondence regarding prison matters and bills
before the Senate and House of Representatives are also included. Among items in
the miscellaneous folder are resolutions and supplements to the Senate File
discussing penal codes, enlarging the State Penitentiary and erecting a new prison.
Most of these documents related to Thomas Bradford's (1781-1851) work with the
prisons, and are distinct from his father's work as Deputy Commissary of Prisoners
(see Series IIIa and IIIb).
Series 2. William Bradford, 1682-1878 (Boxes 8-10)
This series includes the papers of the third William Bradford (1721-1791).
Bibliographies by his grandfather, William Bradford (1663-1752) and uncle Andrew
Bradford (1686-1742) are included among these records. Also grouped in this series
are volumes belonging to his son, William Bradford (1755-1795.) The fourth
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William Bradford was a Deputy Muster General, therefore, it is probable volume 13
Muster Rolls belonged to him. He was also admitted to the bar and became a Justice
of the Supreme Court in 1791. Account Book – Hon. Wm. Bradford volumes 2 and
3 likely belonged to him as well.
The scope of the series varies with account books of business dealings, lists of
subscribers to the Pennsylvania Journal and American Magazine, muster rolls, and ledgers
documenting ventures into insurance. The third William Bradford did have a
military career and it is likely volume 1 (Account Book of Col. Wm. Bradford of
Phila.) belonged to him. He also partnered with John Kidd to form The Philadelphia
Insurance Company in 1762. Even though the number of materials in this series is
limited they show the extent of William Bradford’s career spanning the family
printing business, insurance, and the military.
Many of the volumes in this series were donated by John William Wallace, former
President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania and descendent of Col. William
Bradford. He also arranged documents spanning 1682-1878 into two volumes, now
labeled volumes 21 and 22, (Papers Relating to, or Formerly the Property of Colonel
William Bradford of Philadelphia). Each volume begins with a table of contents.
There is also a separate bound index, volume 23, which accompanies the volumes.
Items included in the volumes range from pictures, correspondence, deeds,
certificates and newspaper excerpts. Items are not in chronological order but are in
subject order defined by section. The first volume has the following three sections:
ancestral papers, autograph letters of Col. Bradford his family, domestic and personal
papers; publishing and sale of books, bills and accounts, stationary and newspapers;
subscriptions to the Pennsylvania Journal. The second volume is comprised of the
following eight sections: advertisements and communications concerning the
Pennsylvania Journal; letters from agents and posts concerning the journal;
correspondence to Col. Bradford concerning the journal; the London Coffee House;
American Magazine; Philadelphia Insurance Co.; Stamp Act; Revolutionary Epoch.
Among the sundry items found in the first volume is Harper’s New Monthly Magazine
No. 318 from 1876. The article “Tombs in Old Trinity” includes images of William
Bradford’s tombstone. “A treaty between the government of New Jersey and the
Indians inhabiting the several tracts of said province held at Crosswicks, in the
County of Burlington” documents talks between the Cranberry, Pompton,
Crosswick and Southern Jersey Indians and the English. An account list between
William Bradford and Benjamin Franklin as well as a certificate signed by President
George Washington appointing Elias Boudinot director of the U.S. mint can be
found in the volume.
The second volume contains the lease to the London Coffee House and the October
31, 1765, Pennsylvania Journal declaring the suspension of the journal due to the Stamp
Act. The Stamp Act was to take effect November 1, 1765. Several pieces of poetry
are included but not attributed to an author.
Series 3. Thomas Bradford, 1685-1881 (Boxes 11-21)
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a. Naval prisoners, 1777-1783.
This is the largest subseries in the collection, spanning ten boxes. The contents,
however, document a five-year period during the American Revolution.
Correspondence, paroles and bonds regarding naval personnel and maritime matters
make up the subseries.
Thomas Bradford, as Deputy Commissary General, retained records of prisoners of
war during the Revolution. Many of the prisoners were British but there are a
considerable number of documents discussing the paroles and bonds of French and
Hessian prisoners. A few documents discuss exchange of British POWs with
American POWs. Among the correspondence are letters from family members
seeking help freeing loved ones held as POWs.
Other correspondence discusses paroles and exchanges of prisoners. Certificates can
be found in this subseries which document these exchanges. When enemy troops
were capture each person was made to sign a document or write a letter
acknowledging themselves as a POW. Many of these letters can be found in the
paroles section of the subseries.
The correspondence, paroles and bonds were bound together at some point. They
have been disbound with the volume and page number recorded. The items
maintain this page number order which generally adheres to chronological order.
b. Army prisoners, 1776-1881.
The Army prisoners subseries is six boxes of correspondence, returns of provisions
and lists of army as well as navy prisoners. The bulk of materials span 1778 to 1782,
during Thomas Bradford’s position as Deputy Commissary General during the
American Revolution. The correspondence contains intriguing accounts of wartime
activities and opinions with many letters rich in detail.
Warrants from Abraham Skinner appointing Thomas Bradford as Deputy
Commissary General are included along with instructions for Bradford from the
Commissary General of Prisoners, Elias Boudinot. As Deputy Commissary General,
Bradford received letters from prisoners requesting parole. He also received letters
from officers such as James Johnson placing a passionate request for removal from
his post in 1778.
A letter from March 1781 by David Sprout cites cruelties to which POWs in a
Philadelphia prison were subjected. Among the list of complaints were prisoners
required to stand in front of open windows during the extreme cold of winter.
There are several letters requesting clothing and supplies as well as employment
options for prisoners. One document suggests establishing a shoe making workshop
for prisoners skilled in this craft.
An account of an 11 or 12 year-old boy captured as a POW with the 10th Regiment
British Foot in July 1781 is particularly captivating. The individual writing to
Bradford took responsibility for the child’s care because “he is just a boy after all.”
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While correspondence comprises most of the collection, Provision Returns were
kept in a chart format an show the number and status of prisoners for each regiment
or corps held captive. Some include information on sick or hospitalized prisoners
An interesting item found in box 21 folder 2 is a 21-page narrative compiled in 1881
by various family members. The account reveals a legal case where Thomas and
William Bradford were brought up on charges after they published letters between
John Hughes and Benjamin Franklin. The charges were later dismissed, however,
when Hughes failed to show up at the hearing. The document also gives a military
account of Thomas Bradford.
Correspondence, returns of provisions, and lists, navy & army items were each in
bound volumes. They have been disbound and housed in folders preserving the
volume and page number order they were originally arranged in. Generally this order
is also chronological with dates of the folders’ contents recorded on the front.
Oversized items have been removed to flat file storage with their original location
noted in the folder. The navy prisoners’ lists have been included in this series
because they were grouped with the army prisoners lists by previous custodians of
the collection.
c. Library records, 1766-1806.
This is a small group of diaries and books owned or collected by Thomas Bradford
(1745-1838) spanning forty years. Included in this series is a library register from
1771-1772 that lists the name, date borrowed, date returned and borrower of each
book as well as any fees incurred by the borrower. Also found in this series is a 1781
diary describing imprisonment by the British, and Poor Will’s Pocket Almanac from
1806. A memorandum book with notes relating to expenses and “News” book with
lists of names round out the series.
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Separation report
None.
Related materials
John William Wallace Collection (Collection 686), The Historical Society of
Pennsylvania.
Jasper Yeates Papers, Rutgers University Library, New Brunswick, N.J.
Thomas Bradford Papers, Duke University.
Bibliography
The Bradford Family. “The Warren S. and Josephine I. Ely Memorial Collection,” The
Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Purple, Samuel S. Bradford Family. Genealogical Memorials of William Bradford, The
Printer. New York, Privately Printed, 1873.
Subjects
Book industries and trade – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia
Military history--United States.
Naval history--United States.
Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly Advertiser (Philadelphia: Pa).
Printing industry – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia.
Printing – Periodicals.
Prison administration – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia.
Prison discipline – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia.
Prisoners' writings.
Prisons--Law and legislation--Pennsylvania.
Prisons--Officials and employees.
Publishers and publishing—Pennsylvania—Philadelphia.
True American (Philadelphia: Pa.)
United States. Army--History--Revolution, 1775-1783.
United States. Navy--History--Revolution, 1775-1783.
United States--History--French and Indian War, 1755-1763.
United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783.
United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--German mercenaries.
United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Prisoners and prisons.
Biddle, Nicholas, 1786-1844.
Boudinot, Elias, 1740-1821.
Bradford, Andrew, 1686-1742.
Bradford, Catherine.
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Bradford, Cornelius.
Bradford, James H., 1802-1859.
Bradford, Rachel Budd, ca. 1720-1780.
Bradford, Rachel, 1764-1805.
Bradford, Samuel, 1776-1837.
Bradford, Schuyler.
Bradford, Tace, 1747-1828.
Bradford, Thomas, 1745-1838.
Bradford, Thomas, 1781-1851.
Bradford, Vincent L., 1808-1884.
Bradford, William, 1663-1752.
Bradford, William, b.1688.
Bradford, William, 1721-1791.
Bradford, William, 1755-1795.
Buchanan, James, 1791-1868.
Hallam, Lewis, 1740-1808.
Hazard, Ebenezer, 1744-1817.
Hutchins, Thomas.
Lathrop, John.
Leaming, Thomas, Jr., 1748-1797.
Matlack, Timothy.
Peters, Richard, Jr., 1779-1848.
Pickering, Timothy, 1745-1829.
Ramsey, David.
Read, James.
Rivington, James.
Wallace, Joshua M.
Wallace, Thomas.
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Administrative Information
Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Acquisition information
Four separately acquired collections make up the Bradford Family Papers, Collection
1676. These collections were merged at some point and provenance is unknown for a
majority of the papers.
Items marked as part of Collection 71 were a gift of the Bradford family and also contain
materials purchased by HSP.
Items marked “72,” a large majority being volumes, were a gift of John William Wallace
in 1878 and some items were purchased by HSP.
Alternative format
None
Preferred citation
Cite as: [Indicate cited item or series here], Bradford Family Papers (Collection 1676),
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Processing note
Series III, with the exception of subseries c. Library Records, was originally arranged in
bound volumes. At some point the documents were disbound and the original volume
and pages numbers were recorded on each document. They have been kept in page
number order which, generally, mimics the chronological order of the documents. This
is not always the case, however. Some documents are out of chronological order but do
maintain page number order. In previous processing attempts the archivist(s) recorded
on the outside front cover of the folder the dates of all the documents contained in the
folder.
Any large documents have been removed from their original locations and placed in
oversized folders stored in flat files. The original location of the document is recorded
in both the original folder and oversized folder.
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Box and folder listing
Series 1. Bradford family. a. Correspondence
Folder title
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Date
1747-1760
1761-1762
1793-1766
1766-1768
1768-1770
1770-1774
1774-1776
1777-1779
1779-1780
1780
1780-1781
1781-1782
1782-1783
1784-1785
1785-1786
1786-1789
1789-1791
1792-1793
1793
1794-1795
1795
1795
1795
1796
1796
1797
1798-1801
1801-1803
1803-1808
1809-1812
1813-1817
1818-1827
1828-1834
1835-1842
1842
1843-1848
1849-1881
Extent
10 items
14 items
11 items
13 items
10 items
12 items
15 items
12 items
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Series 1. Bradford Family. b. Financial affairs
Folder title
Accounts-bills for publishing
Cornelius Bradford’s sales book
Thomas Bradford’s receipt book
County tax for 1763 township, wards
collectors. Etc
Invoice of sunderys
Miscellaneous accounts (1 of 3)
Miscellaneous accounts (2 of 3)
Miscellaneous accounts (3 of 3)
Miscellaneous accounts (3 of 3)
Series 1. Bradford Family. c. Genealogy
Folder title
Genealogy (1 of 2)
Genealogy (2 of 2)
Genealogy (on parchment)
Budd family
Date
c. 1620-1859
c. 1620-1859
n.d.
n.d.
Series 1. Bradford Family. d. Miscellaneous
Folder title
Miscellaneous (1 of 4)
Miscellaneous (2 of 4)
Miscellaneous (3 of 4)
Miscellaneous (4 of 4)
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous (1 of 5)
Miscellaneous (2 of 5)
Miscellaneous (3 of 5)
Date
1675-1872,
n.d
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n.d
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n.d
1675-1872,
n.d
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Collection 1676
Miscellaneous (4 of 5)
Miscellaneous (5 of 5)
Descriptions of Lands Paint Township
Venango County
Legal
Legal (1 of 2)
Legal (2 of 2)
Legal (2 of 2)
List of members & expenses, Unid.
Phila. Club
List of names
List of names
List of names
Newspaper clippings
Newspaper clippings
Newspaper and journal notes
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Series 1. Bradford Family. e. Military
Folder title
Accounts-Commissary of
Prisoners
Accounts-General
Accounts-Naval prisoners
Accounts-Naval prisoners
Certificates
Certificates
Certificates
Claims
General
Letters and certificates
Letters of military appointments
Navy Board
Navy Board
Series 1. Bradford Family. f. Prisons
Folder title
Accounts
Thomas Bradford drafts of
reports, letters, etc. (1 of 2)
Thomas Bradford drafts of
reports, letters, etc. (2 of 2)
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Letters
Miscellaneous
1820-1826
1799-1847
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11 items
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15
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Box
Vol. 1
Folder
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8
Vol. 2
1
Series 2. William Bradford
Folder title
Account Book of Col. Wm.
Bradford of Phila.
Account book
Account Book – Hon. Wm.
Bradford
Account Book – Hon. Wm.
Bradford
Bibliography – Andrew Bradford
etc.
Bibliography – Wm. Bradford 1st
Diary
Invoice Book of W. & T.
Bradford of Phila.
John Kidd & William Bradford –
Maritime Insurance Accounts
Journal of Underwriters Phila.
Insurance Co - Kidd &
Bradford – W. Bradford
Ledger
Ledger for schooner Rachel
Letters etc. W.M. Bradford
A.G.U.S
Letters of William Bradford
List of Subscribers to the
American Magazine
Col. Wm. Bradford’s Memoranda
Muster Rolls
Newspaper and Postage
Accounts
On Capital Punishment
“Orations 4th July, 1793”
Pennsylvania Journal subscribers
Pennsylvania Journal subscribers
Pennsylvania Journal subscribers
Hon. WM. Bradford’s Register
The Rising Story of America
Student lecture notes
1780-1791
Vol. 3
1710-1737
Vol. 4
1685-1734
1775
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Vol. 7
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Vol. 8
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1766-1768
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Vol. 11
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Vol. 13
Vol. 14
1811
1793
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1767-1774
1774
May-June
1776
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Subscribers to the Pennsylvania
Journal
Subscribers to the Penna. Journal
Subscribers to the Pennsylvania
Journal
Subscribers to the Pennsylvania
Journal
Papers Relating to, or Formerly
the Property of Colonel William
Bradford of Philadelphia
Papers Relating to, or Formerly
the Property of Colonel William
Bradford of Philadelphia
Table of Contents of Volumes I
and II of Papers Relating to, or
Formerly the Property of
Colonel William Bradford of
Philadelphia
1764
Vol. 17
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Vol. 18
Vol. 19
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Vol. 20
c.1682-1878
Vol. 21
c.1682-1878
Vol. 22
Vol. 23
Series 3. Thomas Bradford. a. Naval prisoners
Folder title
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 0
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 5
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 6
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 7
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 8
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 9
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Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 20
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 21
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 22
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Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 24
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 25
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Paroles & Bonds, Vol. 2 pg. 0
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Series 3. Thomas Bradford. b. Army prisoners
Folder title
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 1
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 1-15
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 1631
Date
1777-1778
1776-1778,
1881
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Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 4863
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 6479
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 8095
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 96111
Correspondence, Vol. 1 pg. 112130
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 0
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 1-15
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 1631
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 3247
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 4863
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 6479
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 8095
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 9611
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 112127
Correspondence, Vol. 2 pg. 128140
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 0
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 1-15
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 1631
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 3247
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 4863
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 6479
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 8095
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 97112
Correspondence, Vol. 3 pg. 113128
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Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 0-15
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 1631
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 1631
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 3247
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 4863
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 6479
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 6479
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 8095
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 8095
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 96111
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 112127
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 144159
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 144159
Correspondence, Vol. 4 pg. 160170
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
0
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
1-15
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
1-15
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
16-31
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
16-31
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
32-47
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
32-47
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24
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24
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25
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Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
48-63
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
64-79
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
80-95
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
96-111
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
112-127
Returns of provisions, Vol. 1 pg.
128-144
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 0
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 1-15
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 1-15
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 16-31
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 16-31
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 32-47
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 32-47
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 48-63
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 48-63
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 64-79
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 64-79
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 80-95
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 80-95
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 96-111
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 96-111
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 112-126
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26
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26
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26
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1780
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1780
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1781
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1781
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1781
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1781
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Bradford Family Papers
Collection 1676
Lists, navy & army prisoners,
Vol. 1 pg. 112-126
1782
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Series 3. Thomas Bradford. c. Library records
Folder title
Thos. Bradford library register
Anonymous diary of
imprisonment by British
“Memorandum Book”
“News Book”
Date
1771-1772
1781
Extent
c. 1766
1782
1 item
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“Poor Will’s Pocket Almanac”
1806
1 item
27
4
1 item
Box
Vol. 24
27
Folder
1
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