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From: "Collectors Mall" <>
Subject: [BRADFORD-L] Fw: Bradfords in Civil War
Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 08:56:56 -0600


Received this very informative email from John Griffin on the Bradfords in
the Civil War. I thought I would share it with you.

Sincerely,
Judy Fillerup

----- Original Message ----- > I was looking at the information on your site
about your "John Bradford's"
> in the Georgia Infantry in the Civil War.
>
> "My" John M. Bradford was in the Georgia Infantry in the Civil War. He
was
> born 24 Mar 1817 in S.C. He married Sarah Jones on 16 Aug 1836 in Jackson
> Co., Ga. He was in Cowetta Co., GA in 1850 census.
>
> Do you have any information on him?
>
> Thank you,
> Judy Fillerup
>
>
> These are some of the companies raised form Cowetta Co.
>
> Coweta County, Georgia Civil War Units
>>
> 1st Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company (Ramsey) A, Newnan Guards
> Coweta 7th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Coweta District Guards
> Coweta 7th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Coweta Guards
> Coweta 7th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Coweta 2nd District
Guards
> Coweta 34th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company C
> Coweta 37th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I
> Coweta 41st Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A
> Coweta 41st Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company D, Pinson Guards
> Coweta 53rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company D
> Coweta 53rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company G, Georgia Rebels
> Coweta 55th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K, Ector Rifles
> Coweta 56th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A
> Coweta 56th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I
> Cowetta 19th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company D, Senoia Infantry
>
> Here are some of the Bradfords that fought for GA
>
> Bradford, Alexander1st Confederate Infantry 1STF
> Bradford, Berry1st Regiment Volunteer Infantry H
> Bradford, C.P.28th Georgia Siege Artillery Battalion Campbell's
> Bradford, Charles N:1st Georgia Regulars G
> Bradford, Daniel W.15th Regiment Volunteer Infantry C
> Bradford, Daniel W.15th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, F. M.18th Regiment Volunteer Infantry G
> Bradford, F.50th Regiment Volunteer Infantry D
> Bradford, G. W.16th Regiment Volunteer Infantry I
> Bradford, Giles (or Jiles)11th Regiment Volunteer Infantry E
> Bradford, Henry M.1st Cavalry Regiment C
> Bradford, Henry T.64th Regiment Volunteer Infantry A
> Bradford, J. W.50th Regiment Volunteer Infantry D
> Bradford, J.5th Regiment Volunteer Infantry I
> Bradford, Jackson34th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, James Clinton29th Regiment Volunteer Infantry C
> Bradford, James D.22nd Regiment Volunteer Infantry A
> Bradford, Jesse J.3rd Infantry Battalion F
> Bradford, Jesse O.41st Regiment Volunteer Infantry I
> Bradford, Jesse J.37th Regiment Volunteer Infantry FI
> Bradford, John50th Regiment Volunteer Infantry D
> Bradford, Joseph6th Regiment Volunteer Infantry B
> Bradford, Joshua35th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, Junius B.15th Regiment Volunteer Infantry C
> Bradford, Junius B.15th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, Nathaniel M.15th Regiment Volunteer Infantry C
> Bradford, Nathaniel6th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, P. S.3rd Infantry Battalion F
> Bradford, R.54th Regiment Volunteer Infantry E
> Bradford, Reuben B.9th Georgia Infantry Battalion D
> Bradford, Richard W.9th Georgia Infantry Battalion D
> Bradford, Robert H.46th Regiment Volunteer Infantry K
> Bradford, W. Pitt61st Regiment Volunteer Infantry G
> Bradford, W. J.19th Regiment Volunteer Infantry F
> Bradford, W. S.5th Regiment Volunteer Infantry I
> Bradford, William B.1st Regiment Volunteer Infantry H
> Bradford, William Berry29th Regiment Volunteer Infantry C
> Bradford, William W.50th Regiment Volunteer Infantry I
> Bradford, William50th Regiment Volunteer Infantry D
>
> You can use the two charts to to some cross checking for possible
ancestors.
>
> I looked in the National Archive lists for JM and John M. Bradfords from
Ga
> and did not find a matching record.
>
> You might contact the Cowetta county historical society for possible home
> guard or militia units also check with the Washington Library in Macon.
Go
> to www.scv674.org and look at the Confederate Ancestor research page for
> tips.
>
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> www.scv674.org
>
> http://www.nwinfo.net/~jagriffin
>>
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>
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> 29th Volunteer Infantry
> 49th Volunteer Infantry
> 50th Volunteer Infantry
> 54th Volunteer Infantry
> 61st Volunteer Infantry
> 63rd Volunteer Infantry
> 64th Volunteer Infantry
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>
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