Bradford, Charles A. (sold)
Charles A. Bradford (fl. 1845 - c. 1847) was an American newspaper editor and Surveyor General of the Surveying District South of Tennessee. Before being appointed Surveyor General in April 1845, Bradford was the editor of the Pontoctoc Tribune. Very little information survives about Bradford's life and career.
The evolution of Mississippi during the Indian Removal Act.
Diagram of the Surveying District South of Tennessee.
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This is an 1845 Charles A. Bradford map of Mississippi or the Surveying District South of Tennessee with references to the Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears. Townships throughout Mississippi are illustrated, with letters marking the current state of surveys. The map notes townships with maps and field notes on file in the Surveyor General's Office, townships that were currently being resurveyed, and townships that were recommended for resurveying. The state's rivers are illustrated and labeled, along with a handful of cities, including Vicksburg and Jackson. (more details)