William Bradford (Plymouth soldier)

William Bradford (Plymouth soldier)

Major William Bradford (June 16, 1624 - February 20, 1703) was the son of Governor William Bradford, second governor of Plymouth Colony. He was the commander of the military forces of Plymouth Colony during King Philip's War


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