Bradberry - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Bible on Craigslist

shobbsie — 2012-06-03 22:15:17Z

http://ksu.craigslist.org/laf/3053478754.html

Ad placed on the Manhattan, KS Craigslist lost and found. Information for Ellis, Wickham, Ranck, and Bradberry families.

Re: The Bradbury/Bradberry Family

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Re: The Bradbury/Bradberry Family

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Re: Charlie Bradberry

Dontakeys — 2011-12-10 18:51:36Z

My grandmother name was Archie keys from she lived in gary ind my mother name is Carla keys you can call me to find out more info 330 9903729

BRADBERRY Dudley F - Vietnam Wall section 2W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-09 13:55:09Z

BRADBERRY Dudley F - Vietnam Wall section 2W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Bradberry's

rivit19 — 2011-06-19 17:00:56Z

Ok, thank you very much I am sorry we arent cousins but ya never know with the same name "Bradberry" ya just do not know. Mabe somewhere down the line...Ya never know! Be safe and healthy Michael Joe Bradberry.

P.S. My dads name was Bobby Joe Bradberry......

Re: Bradberry's

bebetx2003 — 2011-06-18 20:18:51Z

Michael,
I must have been wrong about our being cousins. The Michael that I knew was Michael Ward Bradberry. His brother was Gary and had two sisters named Sherry and Darlene. Sorry for the mistake and hope you can find the answers you are looking for.

Re: Bradberry's

rivit19 — 2011-06-18 13:33:14Z

Hi again my name is Michael Joe Bradberry please contact me @ 903-519-2352
903-880-5022

rivit19@centurylink.net
Rivit50@aol.com

Re: Bradberry's

rivit19 — 2011-06-18 00:57:38Z

I really hope you are right and you are my cousin, do you know my dads' name. I also have a brother Benny Charles Bradberry. Sorry it took so long to reply but I was in a bad accident and have amnesia as a result, I will keep in touch I wish you would do the same. I have a facebook site for Michael Bradberry I hope you can find it....

Re: Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

adambradberry — 2011-04-02 03:24:36Z

My grandpa which I've never met and have been told had died was named James. After his father and probably his father too. So maybe that's the J name ur looking for! Hit me up on Facebook if u wanna tlk more! ------

adam.bradberry@yahoo.com

Re: BRADBERRY Arthur M - Vietnam Wall section 28W

ramboh44 — 2011-03-10 20:19:28Z

Nick name Buddy... From Gadsden Alabama KIA May 1969 Viet Nam... Buried at Crestwood Cemetary in Gadsden, AL... Parents were Sam and Lilly Bradberry... Children... Arthur (Jr), Janice (Deceased), Greg, and Angela... Divorced from Betty Jean Landers also of Gadsden, AL

Any info about Richard Bradberry of Virginia 1775

rrcbrad — 2011-03-08 05:58:23Z

Hello all. I am looking for any info about a Richard Bradberry, who was part of an article By William Litchman in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly in June 2007. He is a direct ancestor of mine, and I am looking for information about his father and ancestors, particularly when he or his ancestors came to America and any anecdotes. He was born about 1775, farmed in King William County, Va. and died 1826/27, wife's name of Ann. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Re: Woodford Bradberry

Drucilla4 — 2011-03-01 00:59:58Z

Are you saying that WW Bradberry made the furniture? He is my ancestor and I know nothing about him.

Did you find out about the Hugo Black connection? My grandfather E. H. Karr knew him.

Sarah Frances Bradberry was my grandmother's grandmother and apparently looked just like her.

I'm just getting started and know almost nothing, but I read somewhere that the Bradberrys are descended from Thomas and Mary Bradbury of Salisbury, MA (witch trial fame). I can't find the source. Do you know anything about this?

Thanks so much.

BRADBERRY Arthur M - Vietnam Wall section 28W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-31 12:35:41Z

BRADBERRY Arthur M - Vietnam Wall section 28W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,080 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Sloan Bradberry b. 1884, South Carolina

plowmanky — 2010-11-22 15:05:32Z

I could be wrong, but in the 1880 SC census, NAOMI is listed as NORNA, married to Wm. B. Bradberry, with two children, Ander 4 and Sallie 9m. If you compare the 1880 census and the 1900 census, it seems probable that this is the same person. I see in the 1900 census that SLOAN has a twin brother ORR. Naomi is listed as head of the house in 1900 but still married with 6 of 9 children still living. The 1870 SC census lists Wm. B. Bradbury living with his parents and siblings.

Good luck,

Bill Brinly, a John Brsdbury descendant.

Sloan Bradberry b. 1884, South Carolina

abradberry87109 — 2010-11-20 00:51:55Z

I am looking for more info on Sloan Bradberry Born Feb 1884. More specifically, I am looking for paternal info. The records I am finding indicate his mother is Naomi Bradberry born May 1854 in South Carolina, married to x in 1874.
However I am not finding anything with a Father's name. I am also unable to find any more info on Naomi Bradberry. Therefore, I'm at a standstill with this side of my family... :( Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry marriage to Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid in 1839 TN

rmemazz — 2010-09-10 00:01:57Z

A bit more of the puzzle pieces:
MMQ NOTE:
CULLEN BRADLEY/BRADLY s/o CULLEN BRADBURY/BRADBERRY
THERE WAS A MISTAKE MADE WHEN THE SON ENTERED INTO MILIATARY SERVICE AND HIS NAME WAS LISTED AS BRADLEY/BRADLY INSTEAD OF BRADBURY/BRADBERRY
AND HE KEPT IT THAT WAY.

http://files.usgwarchives.org/in/clay/books/travis/vol-2/p30...

HISTORY OF CLAY COUNTY 301

CAPTAIN CULLEN BRADLEY.
—Noteworthy among the venerable and
respected citizens of Harmony is Captain Cullen Bradley, who faithfully
served his country during his early manhood, and was subsequently for
many seasons closely identified with the agricultural interests of Van Buren township.

A son of Cullen Bradhury, he was born in Wayne
county, North Carolina, May 15, 1828.

His paternal grandfather, Cullen
Bradbury, Sr., a life-long resident of North Carolina, was of English
ancestry.
Born in 1792, in Wayne county, North Carolina, Cullen Bradbury
there spent his earlier life, learning while young the trades of both a
plasterer and a bricklayer, serving an apptenticeship of seven years at the
former and of three years at the latter. Migrating to Tennessee in 1835,
he there followed his trades most successfully, building the court house
and jail at Smithville and at Woodbury, and working on large buildings
in other places. Settling permanently in Wilson county, Tennessee, he
resided there until his death in 1848. His wife, whose,maiden name was
Zilpha Atkinson, was born in North Carolina and died about 1836 in
Woodbury, Tennessee. She reared five children, as follows: Cullen,
the subject of this brief biographical sketch; Curtis, who lost his life at
the battle of Buena Vista during the Mexican war; Martha; Sarah; and
Lemuel, who died at Knoxville, Tennessee, at the age of sixteen years.
*But seven years old when his parents migrated to Tennessee, Cullen
Bradley, as we now know him, was soon afterwards left motherless, and
at the age of twelve years was bound out to a farmer. Finding a good
home, he lived with his employer until 1848, when he enlisted in Company
B, Second United States Artillery. At the December muster of that
year it was found that the former clerk had made a mistake in enrolling
the names of Company B, giving the name Bradley instead of Bradbury
to the subject of this sketch, a name which he has since retained. At
the expiration of his term of five years, Mr. Bradley re-enlisted for five
years in Company D, same regiment, and when that term had expired
again re-enlisted in the same company, serving until October 23, 1861,
when he was discharged so that he might join the brigade that was being
raised by Hon. John Sherman at Mansfield, Ohio. Subsequently, when
the Sixth Ohio Independent Light Battery was organized, he was com-
missioned captain of the battery, which he commanded until February,
1865, when he was mustered out of service, During the time that he was
with his comrades Captain Bradley was acting chief of the artillery con-
nected with Woods’s division of the Army of the Cumberland, taking
an active part in all of its marches, campaigns and battles, at all times
proving himself a brave and gallant soldier. Onhis retirement from the
army he came to Van Buren township, purchased a farm, and until 1907
devoted his energies to agricultural pursuits. Disposing of his land, he

http://files.usgwarchives.org/in/clay/books/travis/vol-2/p30...
302 HISTORY OF CLAY COUNTY

then came to Harmony, where he has since resided free from active work
and cares.
Captain Bradley married, February 4, 1864, Catherine Mattayaw,
who was born in Richland county, Ohio, a daughter of Jacob and Rosanna
(Hetler) Mattayaw, her father being a native of Alsace and her mother
of Germany. The Captain and Mrs. Bradley have one child, Mary, who
married William R. Crowder, of Rockyford, Colorado, and has three
children, Rowena 0., William Cullen and Josephine. Gertrude Olive
Day, now Mrs. Ora Grimes, of Terre Haute, was a member of the
Bradley family from the age of three years until she married.

*Cullen BRADLEY [Bradbury/BRADBERRY], was NOT the son of Nancy A Kingcade/Kincaid-Bradbury. He was b:about 1828 and was 11 y/o when his father married Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid.

He was farmed out to Paschal P. Hudson:
http://books.google.com/books?id=SF3mi65UZCkC&pg=PA271&a.........

PAGES 270 & 271

MIDDLE TENNESSEE'S FORGOTTEN CHILDREN: APPRENTICES FROM 1784 TO 1902 BY ALAN N. MILLER

BRADBERRY, CULLEN
5 AUG 1844 ABOUT 13 YRS
HUDSON, PASCHAL P. [MASTER]
CANCELLED 1 MAY 1848 AS
CULLEN, BRADLY

CULLEN BRADLY 1 MAY 1848 ABOUT 17 Y/O
ZACHARIAH TOLLIVER [who is this?]
-ORPHAN. SEE CULLEN BRADBERRY

Paschal P Hudson search:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/hearne/messages/619.html
Paschal P. HUDSON m Alaphair Allie HEARNE, d/o Thomas Hearne and Rachel Drewry, 31 August 1826 Wilson Co. TN, Thomas Smith MG, LS Donnell BM.

Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry marriage to Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid in 1839 TN

rmemazz — 2010-09-08 23:12:06Z

I am searching for Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry [had a son and father, both named Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry] who married Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid in Cannon Co TN [perhaps Wilson Co TN] 1839
Not sure if the son, Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry, was the son of Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid-Bradbury/Bradberry.

Nancy Kingcade/Kincaid brought four Kingcade/Kincaid children to this marriage:
Possible list of her children:
[1] Thomas Kingcade b: about 1828 Cannon Co TN [alive in 1868]
[?] Unknown Kingcade b: between 1828 & 1833 Cannon Co TN
[?] William J. Kingcade b: July 4, 1831 [?Cannon Co.?] TN [alive in 1868]
[4] James H. Kingcade b: 1833 Cannon Co TN [per his Obit telling he was the 4th of 8 children] [d: 1868] [James' Kingcade father died before 1833]
[5] Unknown child of step father [Bradbury] [b: after/about 1839]
[6] Unknown child of step father [Bradbury]
[7] Unknown child of step father [Bradbury]
[8] Unknown child of step father [Bradbury]
Perhaps one Bradbury child is deceased by 1847-48 because James says he promised to take care of his mother & three youngsters at the death of his step father Cullen Bradbury about 1847-48.

Only four of the eight living in 1868. per James H. Kingcade/Kincaid obit.

Nancy A. Kingcade/Kincaid-Bradbury migrates to Perry Co IL about 1850 with her son James, & Perhaps Thomas Kingcade & his wife Elizabeth Cummings-Kingcade.
We find those three in the subsequent census & tax lists Perry Co IL.

1852 Nancy Ann Bradberry marries Charles T. Duncan , Franklin County IL- which borders Perry County IL [note sp of Bradberry]

Any ideas or suggestions for my search for Cullen Bradbury/Bradberry history is welcome [or the rest of this family]....
Margaret [mema] Messer Quick
rmemazz@charter.net

Bradberry/Murchison in Arkansas

rrcbrad — 2010-08-19 05:28:09Z

In 1893, a William H. Murchison married an Annie Bradberry (Bradbury) in Tennessee. In 1920, they were living in Arkansas (Mississippi Co, Blytheville City) with a William H. Bradbury listed as their nephew. Does anyone have any information about this family, where William H. Bradbury came from to live with them, and how he is the nephew? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Re: The Bradbury/Bradberry Family

sammi123456 — 2010-05-27 15:07:30Z

like a copy thank you jack bradberry

Re: BRADBERRY

skydog303 — 2010-05-11 18:33:00Z

Just ran across your post. I have an ancestor, Thomas Bradberry, b. 12-21-1804, in Pately Bridge, Yorkshire. Emigrated 1832. Married Elizabeth Tunstall, also of Yorkshire, in 1833, in Pittsburgh. PA. Let me know if that helps. skydog303@aol.com

Re: BRADBERRY /BRADFORD graves in Pittsburgh, PA, Lots of them

skydog303 — 2010-05-11 17:25:55Z

Just came across this post. I am the GGGranddaughter of Thomas J. Bradberry, who was the brother to William T. Bradberry, who is the father of some of the people you mentioned. Thanks for the info. Are you related? Pls. contact me at skydog303@aol.com.

William T. Bradberry/Thomas J. Bradberry

skydog303 — 2010-05-11 01:45:33Z

Am looking for any information on either William Tunstall Bradberry (b. 1839, Washington Co. PA.) or brother Thomas Jefferson Bradberry (B. 1842) Served in the Civil War. William married Martha Walkinshaw; Thomas married Margaret Jane Sample. Parents were William Bradberry and Elizabeth Tunstall, both of Yorkshire, England.

Re: Bradberry's

bebetx2003 — 2010-04-02 01:26:15Z

Michael,
Hope this finds you well. You and I are cousins. My mother was Marie Bradberry Palmer who was your Dad's sister. I lost my Mom in Feb. of 2008.
Bettie Palmer Stevens

BRADBERRY William R and Nellie R

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-27 23:53:20Z

BRADBERRY William R and Nellie R

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

keklammer09 — 2010-01-25 04:18:35Z

Hello,

I saw that you said you are a Descendant of William Bradberry. My Fiance's heritage goes like this, William Brabderry is his great great grandfather, Homer Bradberry(William's son), his grandfather is Bennie Bradberry (William's grandson). I would love it if you could share with me your pictures. How are you a descendant of William? Please let me know. My email is keklammer@hotmail.com

Re: Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

tyhoward — 2010-01-23 15:53:57Z

Thought I had replied. SORRY. I am a descendant of William Lafayette Bradberry and have info & photos to share. Please respond!
Tammy in Alabama use tyhoward@hughes.net

Re: Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

tyhoward — 2010-01-08 23:06:19Z

I thought I had responded to you, but perhaps I didnt. Sorry! I AM A DESCENDANT of William. I have info to share. Please contact me. Tammy Young Howard (Alabama)

Re: Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

lbradberry68 — 2009-12-28 01:08:48Z

I may have already responded so forgive me if I am repeating myself.

I have a bible page for Robert &
sarah. I also am researching Robert.

Please let me know at my e-mail rcbldb@windstream.net

Louise Bradberry

Robert and Sarah (Manery) Bradberry

keklammer09 — 2009-11-16 21:47:49Z

Hello,

I am trying to learn more about Robert and Sarah Bradberry and their children. I know that they had at least 4 girls, Sarah who married John R. Harlan(d), Maryann, Nancy, and Alevia. I saw in a 1850 census that Robert and Sarah had two teenagers living with them, a J and a F. So I know that they had more children besides the girls. Plus, a William Bradberry(age 19) lived with Sarah Harlan and John R Harlan with their family in an 1850 census. I think this William is Sarah's brother. Also, I recently discovered that Robert and Sarah had a son named Edward Francis, this could be the F. in the census? My fiance is a descendant from William Bradberry and I am trying to get as much information as possible. Thank you!

Keklammer

Martha Bradberry/bury Polk Co., Missouri 1800s

sarah1000000 — 2009-10-09 18:37:22Z

Here's my mystery family: My gggrandmother, Sarah Jane Chadwell was b. Aug 1866 in Brighton, Polk Co., MO. Her brother, William Samuel Chadwell, was b. Dec. 1869 in San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX, according to his family. (I have no proof of either of these births, if I did, I would know their parents names!) These children had a sister or half-sister, Ida Ann, who was shot by James Gaylor in 1872 in Polk County, MO and the parents were listed as Martha and William Chadwell. I have a marriage certificate from Bolivar for Martha Bradberry and William Chadwell on March 28, 1870, so that is confirmed. William's deposition after Ida was shot states that Martha had Ida before he married her, therefore, she was either from a previous marriage or illegitimate. The other children were also born before this marriage, so I don't know if he was married before, or she was, or they stole some children in the night and passed them off as theirs!
In 1850 the only Bradberry living in Polk County, MO was a 2-year old William Bradberry, living with Reuben and Mary Gaylor, the parents of James Gaylor. There is no sign of Martha and she should have been about 5. It can't be a coincidence that the Gaylor's and Bradberry's are so closely tied, unless they are related somehow. I think this is the connection, but haven't been able to prove it. The father of Mary Gaylor, nee Goldston, had two sisters who married Bradberry's, but I can find no record of children from these marriages. It doesn't mean there were none, it's just hard to find them because they were so long ago!
In the 1860 Census of Polk Co., MO Martha Bradberry was 15, wasn't married and didn't have any kids. She was living with an Adison Low and family as a servant or housekeeper in Polk County. Some distant relatives of mine suggest that she may have married a Rule (Ruhle, Ruhl, Ruyle or a hundred other spellings), I have never found any useful clues along these lines, but it was between census years. The Ruyle name also fits with the Gaylor/Goldston family.
I traced William Samuel's side of the family down just so I could find out what story was passed down to his descendants and it is virtually the same. His granddaughter says that the mother, Martha, died fairly young of ovarian cancer or something similar not long after Sarah got married. I know she was alive in 1882, because she gave permission for Sarah to get married to John Bryan in Pleasant Hope. By 1900 there is no one left in Missouri. Sarah ended up in Washington state and William (jr.) moved to Colorado. The father disappeared somewhere along the line.
In the 1880 Census, Martha (Bradberry) Chadwell was living with a John Brown and family, and several other people, some of whom are listed as insane. While there is a story that they all lived in the poorhouse until Sarah Chadwell was 8, that would have been around 1874, not 1880. In 1880, Sarah is living with John Emlet and family, and Samuel (William jr.) is living with Nathaniel Wilson's widow, Sarah Wilson, and family. Sarah Wilson's home is where the marriage of Sarah Chadwell and John Bryan took place.

I would appreciate ANY leads with this. I have been searching for years!

Martha Bradberry, Polk Co., Missouri

sarah1000000 — 2009-10-09 18:23:18Z

Alvis Bradberry of Port ARthur, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2009-05-20 22:19:38Z

Alvis is pictured in the 1928 Sea Gull, yearbook of Port Arthur High School. He is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher locate family.

BRADBERRY Dorothy Lou 1919-1947

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-18 03:26:22Z

BRADBERRY Dorothy Lou 1919-1947

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,944 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: BRADBERRY, NEW ORLEANS, LA

tuliptrain — 2009-01-04 23:54:11Z

THANKS SO VERY MUCH!

Re: BRADBERRY, NEW ORLEANS, LA

lcottierjr — 2009-01-04 20:23:34Z

Here's the New Orleans marriage date for a Stephen Bradbury and Anna L. (Louise?) George.
***********************************************************
Bradbury, Stephen L., 22 & George, Anna L., 19 - 10/31/1885 - VOL.11, PAGE 490
***********************************************************
You can obtain, by mail, a copy of the marriage record, as well as birth and death records, from the La. State Archives in Baton Rouge, La. for the cost of $5.00 each. The marriage record may give you the names of both parents and the names of any witnesses to the marriage.
Here is the web page address for the archive library.
http://www.sos.louisiana.gov/tabid/88/Default.aspx
Scroll down and click on the mail-in application link to download and print out a copy of the form that you have to fill out and send in to order the records. Make sure that you include the volume and page numbers on the application.

The 1900 N.O., LA census for a Stephen, 37, and Louisa Bradberry, 33, gives the children names; Emma A, 13, Louise, 12, Louis, 8, Hazel, 2, and Hyacinth, 1.
The 1910 N.O. La. census lists four other children, Irma, 7, Loy, 5, Elmer, 3, and Thelma, 2 months old.
Not related, just trying to help.

Re: Bradberry ancestors

GeorgeHyde695 — 2008-07-20 14:03:58Z

7-20-08

In working on my Bradberry genealogy I came across a posting that you made a few years ago in reference to Eli and John Marion Bradberry. Given that for several weeks I have been researching my Bradberry predecessors....and not with too much successs.....promited me to ask if you have collected any information about
either of these people....and their descendants that you might care to share.

All I have on Eli and his wife is their birth and death dates. I am trying to "work from Eli" up to my maternal great grandfather Christopher Columbus Bradberry, 1829-1863 (married Marietta Crow b. 1836) and had six children, so far as I know: Vandelia Bradberry (1864)who married James Andrew Kile (my masternal great grandparents)....then I have Mary Francis Bradberry 1866-1876, L.Y., J.E., I.V., Paul, J.A., A.B. Jacob, J.W. and Lonnie. Don't know who was a father and/or brother.

Would greatly appreciate any kind of information that you might be able to share relative to any of the above

George Hyde (gahbellelai@earthlink.net)

BRADBERRY, NEW ORLEANS, LA

tuliptrain — 2008-06-25 01:18:12Z

SEEKING INFORMATION ON IRMA BRADBERRY BORN IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA AROUND 1900. HAD SISTERS NAMED HAZEL AND HYACINTH AND MARRIED A STROTHER.

Re: william tollivar bradberry

bethbradberry — 2008-04-29 16:12:30Z

william tolliver bradberry was born on 4-15-1849 in tenn. he died on 2-20-1920. do you know who his father & mother is. william t. was married to francis susan akins.

Bradberrys of va and MD

Debedeb14 — 2008-02-09 02:34:27Z

Contact Debbie
fashia@yahoo.com

John Clyde BradBerry,George Bradberry, John Bradberry of Va

Debedeb14 — 2008-01-07 20:36:12Z

Looking for info on these families I also have a free Website i you are Bradberry you can join
fashia@yahoo.com E-amil me to join

Adeline Woods

MOMSOLANO — 2007-12-06 16:16:32Z

Searching for information on Adeline Woods, born approx 1833. Married Charles G Bradberry

Memory card on a Edna Bradberry

jwwop — 2007-09-02 15:49:01Z

My great grandmother had this memory card of a Edna Bradberry. I thought I should post it in case someone need the info.
Edna Bradberry
Born
Novemeber 20, 1873
Passed away
August 6, 1946
Services at
Simla Baptist Church
Officiating
Rev. W. A.
Final Resting Place
Hiawatha, Kansas

Re: Bradberry ancestors

lindaorourke0015 — 2007-08-01 15:27:47Z

George,
Eli was married to Louisa Wise...he married her 3 Jan 1828 in Clarke County, GA. Eli was born March 5, 1808 and died March 23, 1846
His parents were Lewis Bradberry and Sarah East. Louisa's parents were John Patterson Wise and Mary "Polly" Lacy.
My Catherine Bradberry was his sister and my greatgrandfather Eli Parker was named after him.

Hope this helps with those initials
Children:
Christopher Columbus
Patterson Wise,
John Marion
Mary A.
Lewis Young
Joseph Eli
Isaac V.
Jacob E.
Henry L.
James Walden
I have birth and death dates on most of them.
Contact me at lindaorourke0015@yahoo.com
Linda

Re: Bradberry ancestors

gahbelleair1 — 2007-08-01 14:53:59Z

Am looking for information on Eli Brqdberry ( both his predecessors and those decended from him. My Eli (my ggfather) was born in 1808-d. 1847, married Louisa Bartlet.

Later Bradberry's of interest to me are: Christopher CFolumbus Bradberry, F.W.,John M., Mary, L.Y., J.E. , I.V., Jacob and J.W. Also working on Vandelia Badberry 1854-1919, Josie and Daisy Bradberery, and Carrie Christopher Bradberry....all I have at the moment is a name and birth dates. Also would like to get the full names of those idenfied (at the present time) only by initials. Any help that a Bqadberry "cousin" can give to help me complete the Bradberry branch of my family tree will be appreciated.

George Hyde (gahbelleair@earthlink.net)

Re: Bradberry ancestors

gahbelleair1 — 2007-08-01 14:40:26Z

In searching different genealogical sites on the internet I came across your name and your reference to Eli Bradberry b. 1808. My maternal great grandfather was Eli Bradberry (m. Louisa Bartlet). I have been hitting my head against the genealogical wall for months tryingn to find more information about Eli and Lousia, but with little luck. I have a list of Bradberry predecessors, with birth and death dates, but liottle more --i.e. Christopher Columbus Bradberry, F.W., John M., Mary, L.Y., J.E., J.W. and the six children of Eli and Louisa. with birth and death dates.....but little more. Also I don't know the full names of the initalized Bradberry's (F.W., J.E. and J.W.) I
s there any possibility that you have more detailled and additdional information about these people. Would be grateful for anything you can share.

George Hyde, gahbelleair@earthlink.net

Re: Bradberry's - Georgia and Virginia

2006-10-18 05:28:25Z

Don't forget the KY Bradburys. My fourth great grandfather, John Bradbury, came to the US in 1809 from England. He had a number of children. A daughter Mary married my third great grandfather, John Brinly, in 1820 in Jefferson County, KY. A son, Henry Bradbury, married John Brinly's sister Eve. There are Bradbury descendants still living in the area.

Re: Bradberry's - Georgia and Virginia

brentbradberry — 2006-10-16 18:45:24Z

I certainly agree with Rudy about the spelling issue. I have a copy of a page from my greatgradparents' family bible on which the family name is spelled three different ways (Bradberry, Bradbury, Bradbery). Regardless of spelling, I am becoming more and more convinced that there were several unrelated Bradberry/Bradbury families who immigrated to America. It may be that DNA is the only way to sort us out.

Re: Andrews, Bradberry, Spain

jbdamedia — 2006-09-22 04:12:07Z

Aunt Shirley I found her on the 1900 Census. It shows her born around 1889 in Arkansas. I also found another sibling named Henry J born 1891 in Arkansas, Aaron was also on the census, and so was the father John Thomas. All from Waveland, Yell Arkansas. I did not see anything on Louvenia.
I also came across Adam Andrews Born1806 who maried Martha Lambert 1828, (1860 & 1880 Census). They had a bunch of kids including a John Thomas in alabama in 1865. Could be the same one. If this is the case than Adams father was Nimrod H Andrews Born 1780 Virginia. Might want to check this out.

woodford-bradberry-SHEILA B. OGLETREE

billy3479 — 2006-09-20 00:03:41Z

THE PERSON YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT IS MY GREAT
AUNT OPEAL,JEWEL,PEARL.MY GRANDFATHER'S SISTERS .IF YOU HAVE ANY ANSWERS TO MY QUESTIONS CONTACT ME.