Descendants of Martin Byrne Bradford

BRADFORD GENEALOGY
Martin Byrne Bradford, 1910

A website for the descendants of Martin Byrne Bradford

Descendants of Martin Byrne Bradford are also descendants of Gov. William Bradford, one of the members of the Mayflower and one of the earliest leaders of the Plymouth Colony. Gov. Bradford is also credited with being the first to proclaim the first Thanksgiving.

William Bradford (Born: England, 1558; Died: England, 1591)
Gov. William Bradford (Born: England, 1588; Died: Massachusetts, 1657)
William Bradford (Born: Massachusetts, 1624; Died: Massachusetts, 1702)
Israel Bradford (Born: Massachusetts,1677; Died: Massachusetts, 1760)
Joshua Bradford (Born: Massachusetts, 1710; Died: Maine, 1756)
Benjamin Franklin Bradford (Born: Massachusetts, 1753; Died: New Brunswick, 1832)
Joshua Bradford (Born: New Brunswick, 1787; Died: New Brunswick, 1829)
Capt. Benjamin F. Bradford (Born: New Brunswick, 1823; Died: At Sea, 1876)
Martin Byrne Bradford (Born: Maine, 1856; Died: New Brunswick, 1917)

Martin married Lola Jane Barney on 24 April 1882 in Blacks Harbour, New Brunswick, Canada. They moved to Eastport, Maine until 1892 and then moved back to Canada, making a home first in Beaver Harbour where Lola was employed as a head sardine packer. With a couple of years Lola was hired by Connors Brothers to help train their fish packers and the family moved to Blacks Harbour. In total, Lola and Martin had eighteen children.

- Lola Jane Bradford -
- Gravesite -
- War Service! - The Bradford Men That Served -
- Donald & Cora Bradford's 50th Anniversary -

- Gov. William Bradford -
- Society of Mayflower Descendants -

Please note: The goal of this website is to provide a source for the descendants of Martin Byrne Bradford to learn about their families history as well as a place to share stories and photographs. This is a private website and we are not able to provide genealogy data on the Bradford surname.