James Franklin Bradford was born August 30, 1831 in Monroe County Alabama. Married Charllotte Vaughn who was born September 30, 1826 in Sumter District South Carolina. They were married there on September 30, 1849. She died October 15, 1886 in Madisonville, Madison County, Texas.
The family moved from Alabama to Sumter, South Carolinns in 1842.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army on November 13, 1861, as a private at Charleston, South Carolina, in Captain T.V. Walsh's Company. Claremont Cavalry, HOlcombe Legion. He supplied his own horse, which showed a valueof $250.00, and equipment valued at $40.00 on the Muster-in-Roll, dated November 18,1861. This later became Comany "A", Cavalry Battalion. Muster Roll, MOvember 13 through December 31, 1861, shown absent on detached service.
The Muster Roll for January and February 1862, shows Private james Franklin Bradford on sick furlough fourteen days from January 26, 1862 Physicians Certifcate of continued sickness. Absent enlisted men accounted for in Sumter, South Carolina, February 1862, absent sick.
Muster Roll, March and April 1862, James Franklin Bradford now listed as Corporal. Received $24.40 for use of horse. Present, and under remarks, sick conscript at Charleston, South Carolina.
November and December 1862 at Charleston, South Carolina, the Corporal was paid $24.40 for use of horse. Voucher #1810 was pay for 2 months and 4 days from December 8, 1862, to February 12, 1863, as Corporal.
Muster Roll, January and February 1863 at Chareston, South Carolina, paid $16.80 for use of horse. Was elected Brevet 2nd Lieutenant on Febrauary 12, 1863.
Muster Roll, March and April 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina
Muster Roll, May and June 1863 at Charleston, South Carolina.
Muster Roll, July and August 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina.
Under voucher #121, 1st LT. James F. Bradford was paid $100.00 on August 4, 1863 from June 30 to July 31, 1863.
He received pay mounting to $249.33 as 2nd LT. from Feb. 12, 1863 to March 24, 1863, 1 month an d12 days at $90.00 per month; and as 1st Lieutenant, March 24 to April 30, 1863, for 1 month and 7 days at $100.00 per month in Company "A", Holcombe Legion, South Carolina Cavalry.
Muster Roll, September and October 1863 1st Lt. was absent at home on sick leave in Sumter, SC
At Richmond, Virginia 1st Lt. received $10.00 on August 22, 1863 for his own use.
At Bottom Bridge, Virginia on July 31, 1863, he requested 1672 pounds of hay for 76 horses for 22 days. Also, on August 26, a voucher for 1314 pounds of corn, August 29, 2604 pounds of hay. Allowance is 6 pounds of corn per day for each horse.
Muster Roll, Charleston South Carlina. shows 1st LT. James F Bradford promoted to Captain on May 30, 1864.
Company "A" Cavalry Battalion, Holcombe Legion, SC Volunteers was formed in the 7th regiment with the addition of five independent companies of the Holcombe Legion Volunteers by S O #65 A & I G.O. date March 18,1864.
August 29, 1864, Captain James Franklin Bradford is shown at General Hospital #4 Richmond, VA on September 8, 1864
He was admitted to Jackson Hosptial on a thirty day furlough at RIchamond, VA on September 6, 1864 diagnosis as FEVRIS REMIT (CONTINUING FEVER)
On September 22, 1864 Captain Jame F. Bradford's name appears on the Register of the Medical Directors Office, Richmond, VA under the heading of Furloughs and Leaves of Absence. Received September 22, 1864 sent to Adjutant Gerneral from the Jakcson Hospital.
Spetember 26, 1864 Captain Jame B. Bradford's Inspection Report of the Department of Richmond, commanded by LT. Gerneral R. S. Ewell, absent Commissioners Office accounts for Surgeons Certificate, Dated Saptemeber 1864.
Captain James F. Bradford's Inspeciton Report dated Jan. 1, 1865. Absent Commissions Office accounted for by what authority of Medical Examiners Board dated Dec 1864.
Roll dated April 10, 1865 Done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia date April 9, 1865, appeared Captain Jame F. Bradford.
Parole of Prisioners of War belinging to Lee's Cavalry Corps, Army of Norhtern Virginia, this day surrendere by Genreal Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lietntenat General U.S. Grant, commanding armies of United States.
James F. Bradford moved to Huntsville, Texas in 1871 and later to Madisonville, Texas. He died on October 17, 1886 and is buried at Madisonville.
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Ray E. Stevens
The family moved from Alabama to Sumter, South Carolinns in 1842.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army on November 13, 1861, as a private at Charleston, South Carolina, in Captain T.V. Walsh's Company. Claremont Cavalry, HOlcombe Legion. He supplied his own horse, which showed a valueof $250.00, and equipment valued at $40.00 on the Muster-in-Roll, dated November 18,1861. This later became Comany "A", Cavalry Battalion. Muster Roll, MOvember 13 through December 31, 1861, shown absent on detached service.
The Muster Roll for January and February 1862, shows Private james Franklin Bradford on sick furlough fourteen days from January 26, 1862 Physicians Certifcate of continued sickness. Absent enlisted men accounted for in Sumter, South Carolina, February 1862, absent sick.
Muster Roll, March and April 1862, James Franklin Bradford now listed as Corporal. Received $24.40 for use of horse. Present, and under remarks, sick conscript at Charleston, South Carolina.
November and December 1862 at Charleston, South Carolina, the Corporal was paid $24.40 for use of horse. Voucher #1810 was pay for 2 months and 4 days from December 8, 1862, to February 12, 1863, as Corporal.
Muster Roll, January and February 1863 at Chareston, South Carolina, paid $16.80 for use of horse. Was elected Brevet 2nd Lieutenant on Febrauary 12, 1863.
Muster Roll, March and April 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina
Muster Roll, May and June 1863 at Charleston, South Carolina.
Muster Roll, July and August 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina.
Under voucher #121, 1st LT. James F. Bradford was paid $100.00 on August 4, 1863 from June 30 to July 31, 1863.
He received pay mounting to $249.33 as 2nd LT. from Feb. 12, 1863 to March 24, 1863, 1 month an d12 days at $90.00 per month; and as 1st Lieutenant, March 24 to April 30, 1863, for 1 month and 7 days at $100.00 per month in Company "A", Holcombe Legion, South Carolina Cavalry.
Muster Roll, September and October 1863 1st Lt. was absent at home on sick leave in Sumter, SC
At Richmond, Virginia 1st Lt. received $10.00 on August 22, 1863 for his own use.
At Bottom Bridge, Virginia on July 31, 1863, he requested 1672 pounds of hay for 76 horses for 22 days. Also, on August 26, a voucher for 1314 pounds of corn, August 29, 2604 pounds of hay. Allowance is 6 pounds of corn per day for each horse.
Muster Roll, Charleston South Carlina. shows 1st LT. James F Bradford promoted to Captain on May 30, 1864.
Company "A" Cavalry Battalion, Holcombe Legion, SC Volunteers was formed in the 7th regiment with the addition of five independent companies of the Holcombe Legion Volunteers by S O #65 A & I G.O. date March 18,1864.
August 29, 1864, Captain James Franklin Bradford is shown at General Hospital #4 Richmond, VA on September 8, 1864
He was admitted to Jackson Hosptial on a thirty day furlough at RIchamond, VA on September 6, 1864 diagnosis as FEVRIS REMIT (CONTINUING FEVER)
On September 22, 1864 Captain Jame F. Bradford's name appears on the Register of the Medical Directors Office, Richmond, VA under the heading of Furloughs and Leaves of Absence. Received September 22, 1864 sent to Adjutant Gerneral from the Jakcson Hospital.
Spetember 26, 1864 Captain Jame B. Bradford's Inspection Report of the Department of Richmond, commanded by LT. Gerneral R. S. Ewell, absent Commissioners Office accounts for Surgeons Certificate, Dated Saptemeber 1864.
Captain James F. Bradford's Inspeciton Report dated Jan. 1, 1865. Absent Commissions Office accounted for by what authority of Medical Examiners Board dated Dec 1864.
Roll dated April 10, 1865 Done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia date April 9, 1865, appeared Captain Jame F. Bradford.
Parole of Prisioners of War belinging to Lee's Cavalry Corps, Army of Norhtern Virginia, this day surrendere by Genreal Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lietntenat General U.S. Grant, commanding armies of United States.
James F. Bradford moved to Huntsville, Texas in 1871 and later to Madisonville, Texas. He died on October 17, 1886 and is buried at Madisonville.
Report complied by j
Ray E. Stevens
James Franklin Bradford was born August 30, 1831 in Monroe County Alabama. Married Charllotte Vaughn who was born September 30, 1826 in Sumter District South Carolina. They were married there on September 30, 1849. She died October 15, 1886 in Madisonville, Madison County, Texas.
The family moved from Alabama to Sumter, South Carolinns in 1842.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army on November 13, 1861, as a private at Charleston, South Carolina, in Captain T.V. Walsh's Company. Claremont Cavalry, HOlcombe Legion. He supplied his own horse, which showed a valueof $250.00, and equipment valued at $40.00 on the Muster-in-Roll, dated November 18,1861. This later became Comany "A", Cavalry Battalion. Muster Roll, MOvember 13 through December 31, 1861, shown absent on detached service.
The Muster Roll for January and February 1862, shows Private james Franklin Bradford on sick furlough fourteen days from January 26, 1862 Physicians Certifcate of continued sickness. Absent enlisted men accounted for in Sumter, South Carolina, February 1862, absent sick.
Muster Roll, March and April 1862, James Franklin Bradford now listed as Corporal. Received $24.40 for use of horse. Present, and under remarks, sick conscript at Charleston, South Carolina.
November and December 1862 at Charleston, South Carolina, the Corporal was paid $24.40 for use of horse. Voucher #1810 was pay for 2 months and 4 days from December 8, 1862, to February 12, 1863, as Corporal.
Muster Roll, January and February 1863 at Chareston, South Carolina, paid $16.80 for use of horse. Was elected Brevet 2nd Lieutenant on Febrauary 12, 1863.
Muster Roll, March and April 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina
Muster Roll, May and June 1863 at Charleston, South Carolina.
Muster Roll, July and August 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina.
Under voucher #121, 1st LT. James F. Bradford was paid $100.00 on August 4, 1863 from June 30 to July 31, 1863.
He received pay mounting to $249.33 as 2nd LT. from Feb. 12, 1863 to March 24, 1863, 1 month an d12 days at $90.00 per month; and as 1st Lieutenant, March 24 to April 30, 1863, for 1 month and 7 days at $100.00 per month in Company "A", Holcombe Legion, South Carolina Cavalry.
Muster Roll, September and October 1863 1st Lt. was absent at home on sick leave in Sumter, SC
At Richmond, Virginia 1st Lt. received $10.00 on August 22, 1863 for his own use.
At Bottom Bridge, Virginia on July 31, 1863, he requested 1672 pounds of hay for 76 horses for 22 days. Also, on August 26, a voucher for 1314 pounds of corn, August 29, 2604 pounds of hay. Allowance is 6 pounds of corn per day for each horse.
Muster Roll, Charleston South Carlina. shows 1st LT. James F Bradford promoted to Captain on May 30, 1864.
Company "A" Cavalry Battalion, Holcombe Legion, SC Volunteers was formed in the 7th regiment with the addition of five independent companies of the Holcombe Legion Volunteers by S O #65 A & I G.O. date March 18,1864.
August 29, 1864, Captain James Franklin Bradford is shown at General Hospital #4 Richmond, VA on September 8, 1864
He was admitted to Jackson Hosptial on a thirty day furlough at RIchamond, VA on September 6, 1864 diagnosis as FEVRIS REMIT (CONTINUING FEVER)
On September 22, 1864 Captain Jame F. Bradford's name appears on the Register of the Medical Directors Office, Richmond, VA under the heading of Furloughs and Leaves of Absence. Received September 22, 1864 sent to Adjutant Gerneral from the Jakcson Hospital.
Spetember 26, 1864 Captain Jame B. Bradford's Inspection Report of the Department of Richmond, commanded by LT. Gerneral R. S. Ewell, absent Commissioners Office accounts for Surgeons Certificate, Dated Saptemeber 1864.
Captain James F. Bradford's Inspeciton Report dated Jan. 1, 1865. Absent Commissions Office accounted for by what authority of Medical Examiners Board dated Dec 1864.
Roll dated April 10, 1865 Done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia date April 9, 1865, appeared Captain Jame F. Bradford.
Parole of Prisioners of War belinging to Lee's Cavalry Corps, Army of Norhtern Virginia, this day surrendere by Genreal Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lietntenat General U.S. Grant, commanding armies of United States.
James F. Bradford moved to Huntsville, Texas in 1871 and later to Madisonville, Texas. He died on October 17, 1886 and is buried at Madisonville.
Report complied by j
Ray E. Stevens
The family moved from Alabama to Sumter, South Carolinns in 1842.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army on November 13, 1861, as a private at Charleston, South Carolina, in Captain T.V. Walsh's Company. Claremont Cavalry, HOlcombe Legion. He supplied his own horse, which showed a valueof $250.00, and equipment valued at $40.00 on the Muster-in-Roll, dated November 18,1861. This later became Comany "A", Cavalry Battalion. Muster Roll, MOvember 13 through December 31, 1861, shown absent on detached service.
The Muster Roll for January and February 1862, shows Private james Franklin Bradford on sick furlough fourteen days from January 26, 1862 Physicians Certifcate of continued sickness. Absent enlisted men accounted for in Sumter, South Carolina, February 1862, absent sick.
Muster Roll, March and April 1862, James Franklin Bradford now listed as Corporal. Received $24.40 for use of horse. Present, and under remarks, sick conscript at Charleston, South Carolina.
November and December 1862 at Charleston, South Carolina, the Corporal was paid $24.40 for use of horse. Voucher #1810 was pay for 2 months and 4 days from December 8, 1862, to February 12, 1863, as Corporal.
Muster Roll, January and February 1863 at Chareston, South Carolina, paid $16.80 for use of horse. Was elected Brevet 2nd Lieutenant on Febrauary 12, 1863.
Muster Roll, March and April 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina
Muster Roll, May and June 1863 at Charleston, South Carolina.
Muster Roll, July and August 1863, at Charleston, South Carolina.
Under voucher #121, 1st LT. James F. Bradford was paid $100.00 on August 4, 1863 from June 30 to July 31, 1863.
He received pay mounting to $249.33 as 2nd LT. from Feb. 12, 1863 to March 24, 1863, 1 month an d12 days at $90.00 per month; and as 1st Lieutenant, March 24 to April 30, 1863, for 1 month and 7 days at $100.00 per month in Company "A", Holcombe Legion, South Carolina Cavalry.
Muster Roll, September and October 1863 1st Lt. was absent at home on sick leave in Sumter, SC
At Richmond, Virginia 1st Lt. received $10.00 on August 22, 1863 for his own use.
At Bottom Bridge, Virginia on July 31, 1863, he requested 1672 pounds of hay for 76 horses for 22 days. Also, on August 26, a voucher for 1314 pounds of corn, August 29, 2604 pounds of hay. Allowance is 6 pounds of corn per day for each horse.
Muster Roll, Charleston South Carlina. shows 1st LT. James F Bradford promoted to Captain on May 30, 1864.
Company "A" Cavalry Battalion, Holcombe Legion, SC Volunteers was formed in the 7th regiment with the addition of five independent companies of the Holcombe Legion Volunteers by S O #65 A & I G.O. date March 18,1864.
August 29, 1864, Captain James Franklin Bradford is shown at General Hospital #4 Richmond, VA on September 8, 1864
He was admitted to Jackson Hosptial on a thirty day furlough at RIchamond, VA on September 6, 1864 diagnosis as FEVRIS REMIT (CONTINUING FEVER)
On September 22, 1864 Captain Jame F. Bradford's name appears on the Register of the Medical Directors Office, Richmond, VA under the heading of Furloughs and Leaves of Absence. Received September 22, 1864 sent to Adjutant Gerneral from the Jakcson Hospital.
Spetember 26, 1864 Captain Jame B. Bradford's Inspection Report of the Department of Richmond, commanded by LT. Gerneral R. S. Ewell, absent Commissioners Office accounts for Surgeons Certificate, Dated Saptemeber 1864.
Captain James F. Bradford's Inspeciton Report dated Jan. 1, 1865. Absent Commissions Office accounted for by what authority of Medical Examiners Board dated Dec 1864.
Roll dated April 10, 1865 Done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia date April 9, 1865, appeared Captain Jame F. Bradford.
Parole of Prisioners of War belinging to Lee's Cavalry Corps, Army of Norhtern Virginia, this day surrendere by Genreal Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lietntenat General U.S. Grant, commanding armies of United States.
James F. Bradford moved to Huntsville, Texas in 1871 and later to Madisonville, Texas. He died on October 17, 1886 and is buried at Madisonville.
Report complied by j
Ray E. Stevens
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