Bradford Gorham (jan 1, 1969 – dec 16, 1970)

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Foster, Coventry, Rhode Island

Dates of Service: January 1, 1969- 970; 1976-1990

Date of Birth: March 7, 1935

Birth Place: Providence, Rhode Island

Education: Hope High School Graduate, Dartmouth College (1957); Harvard Law School (1964)

Occupation: Attorney-at-law, Probate Judge

Military Service: "Naval Reserve (1953-57); Marine Corps (1957-60); Marine Corps Reserves (1960-65); Honorably Discharged as Captain (USMC)"

Other Offices: House Minority Leader; Rhode Island State Senator 1992-1996
State Republican Chairman (2002-2003); Town Solicitor (Smithfield, Foster, Scituate, and Exeter)"

Affiliations: Member, Rhode Island Bar Association; Foster Lions Club, the Moosup Valley Grange, the Rhode Island Vermont Society of Colonial Wars; the Ionic Lodge No. 28 FA & M and the Howard Foundation

Honors and Awards: Inducted into the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame in 2016

Other Information: Brad was a Mayflower descendant and President of the Pilgrim John Howland Society of Plymouth Massachusetts. He recently wrote and published a book entitled "John and Elizabeth Howland Pilgrims on the Kennebec." With the John Howland Society, he built and sailed the "The Elizabeth Tilley" shallop from Plymouth up the Kennebec River to Augusta Maine-the same route taken by John Howland in 1625.

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