of the 14th were folded into the 7th Massachusetts Regiment. He stayed on another year in the army before finally returning home in 1784. Quasi-War After the war, he commanded the American private armed ship Mary in 1799, during the Quasi-War with France. In July 1800, in command of Industry, he routed four French privateers at Gibraltar, though he sustained an injury that would cost him his leg. Captain Bradford died at Cambridge, Massachusetts, 7 March 1824. Legacy His son and namesake, Gamaliel Bradford, became a physician and early abolitionist. In 1943, the destroyer USS Bradford (DD-545) was named in his honor. Notes References 1763 births 1824 deaths People of the Quasi-War People from Duxbury, Massachusetts