1To James Madison from Samuel Bradford, 10 August 1801 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
10 August 1801, Marshal’s Office, Boston. Encloses schedule of the population within his district as gathered during second national census. Also encloses certificate of clerk of court attesting to his having filed returns. Letterbook copy ( DLC : Samuel Bradford Papers). Enclosures not found.
2To Thomas Jefferson from John Bradford, 29 November 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
I was favored (by a French gentleman from St. Louis) about 4 years ago, with a piece of the rock Salt of Louisiana; and judging from your communication to congress, in which mention is made of that Salt mountain , that you had never seen a specimen of the Salt, have taken the liberty of forwarding to you a piece thereof; it is inclosed in a small tin cannister, soldered at both ends (to...
3To James Madison from Samuel Bradford, 1 December 1804 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
1 December 1804, Boston. “I take Leave through You to address the President of the United States. My Commission as Marshal for the Massachusetts District will expire on the 22d. Instant; nearly fifteen Years have elapsed since my Introduction to this Department, eight Years of which I have been honour’d with a Commission as Marshal. In furtherance of my pretentions to a continuance of the...
4To James Madison from Samuel F. Bradford, 3 May 1806 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
§ From Samuel F. Bradford. 3 May 1806, Philadelphia. “Some days since, I sent you a book, entitled the ‘ Cabinet of St Cloud ’; but, thro’ hurry of business, neglected to write you on the subject. “This work is supposed to be written by the author of the ‘ Memoirs of Tallerand ,’ ‘ Revolutionary Plutarch ’ &ccc and, like them, no doubt, contains many gross misrepresentations and shameful...
¶ From Henry Bradford. Letter not found. 1 September 1806. Acknowledged in Jacob Wagner to Bradford, 8 Sept. 1806, addressed to Bradford at Bristol, Rhode Island, as having to do with the appeal of a case in London ( DNA : RG 59, DL , vol. 15).
6To Thomas Jefferson from Samuel F. Bradford, 18 December 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of 13th. inst. has been recd. we have to regret John Bells Anatomy is not to be procured in our City, Annexed you have bill of Sharfs Shakespear, they are this day forwarded by Mail as you request— Your Obent. Sevt. For S. F. Bradford Philada 18 Decr 1807 Mr Thomas Jefferson Bot of Saml F Bradford 1 Sett Shakspeare 9 Vols— $11.00 MHi : Coolidge Collection.