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From: "Tom & Joyce Pfeifer" <>
Subject: Re: [BRADFORD-L] Bradford
Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 16:42:38 -0700
References: <MFMBM006P3gzCRoJUGY00008503@mfmbm006.myfamilycorp.local>


Funny that the story is the same, but the names and dates change.

Our cherokee is Sarah E. Allen born in TN and was the grandmother of Ludie
Bradford b. 1902 in TN. Ludie married Luther Cook b. 1897 in TN.

So that's how the Bradfords and the Cooks come together for us.


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Subject: [BRADFORD-L] Bradford


>
>
> Had trouble with your address. Mail came back to me.
> Hi Wendy, So what distant relative are you and I
> anyway? And where are you? I mean are you around
> the
> Shirley/Clinton area? Let me know what you
> haven't
> got and I'll see if I got it. Myself, I am trying
> to
> find out about Louisa Dickerson, she was believed
> to
> be full blood cherokee and I need information to
> attain a roll number. Stay in Touch. Mahalia Ann
> Bradford, D.O.B. 5-12-1860, D.O.D. 1932, married
> Tom
> (Thomas) Cook, D.O.B. 1856 D.O.D. 1896. Tom
> Cook mom
> and dad were Francis Goldsmith (1814-1917) and
> Austin
> Cook (1799-1906). I sure would have liked to talk
> to
> Austin. He was a man of wisdom, I believe. He
> lived a
> long time and seen alot of things. Anyway that's
> where
> the Bradford and Cooks come together. Let me
> know.
> Rebbell.
>
> SO PASTED IT HERE, SORRY.
>

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