Brady - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Elizabeth Brady b 1843 Staten Island, New York

FSuszczynski — 2009-11-13 20:32:26Z

What happened to Elizabeth Brady? Did she marry a Cornell?
She was born in Staten Island, NY in 1843.

BRADY Michael D and Theodore

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-09 21:34:35Z

BRADY Michael D and Theodore

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Melvin Richard Brady, Frank Brady or Ona Cynthia Selsor

cherokeebek — 2009-11-06 17:40:35Z

I am looking for more information on Melvin Richard Brady of Morning Sun, Iowa. He died April, 1990. He was my grandfather, and his line goes back thru Frank Brady. I am trying to establish the Native American blood said to exist thru this line. His mother was Ona Cynthia Selsor (Selzer)?
or also have seen it Onacinthy Selzer.
Any help at all would be most welcome.
Thank you,
Becky

Re: Tom Brady, NFL quarterback

debarra2003 — 2009-10-26 22:27:37Z

I read in the irish newspaper in san francisco he lives in san mateo ca. and is originally from Co.Wicklow

BRADY Patrick H 1911-1966

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-26 14:40:56Z

BRADY Patrick H 1911-1966

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Re: Peter Paul Brady, New Rochelle, NY

mattsgma08 — 2009-10-24 00:38:51Z

Hi Pat,
Thanks for the post... looks like your Peter P Brady is a different person than mine. My Peter Brady was born 1865 in Ireland. He married my great-great grandmother's sister, Cecelia Dobson. They lived in New Rochelle, New York. Good luck with your search.
Diane

Re: Peter Paul Brady, New Rochelle, NY

patfarrell_1 — 2009-10-23 16:30:39Z

Hi, I have a Peter P Brady, in my husbands family tree, we do not know much about him at all, other than he was born in Ireland around 1878 / 9, we know he was in Bloomington in April 1910, he came to the U S A in the early 1900's, I know that this is not regarding The Edward that you are looking for, but I wondered if your Peter was of any connection to my Peter we don't know if he was married or not, do you know his parents names ??.
look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards.

Pat

Julia Brady born about 1835 Sligo, Ireland

Hey2selman — 2009-10-06 17:41:37Z

Emigrated with her mother, Ann Burke Brady and brother John in 1849 to the United States. Ended up in New Orleans Louisiana. Married William Cousans in 1860.

BRADY Marian Vanstory 1929-2009 Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-04 14:59:26Z

YOUNGSTOWN – Services will be Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009, at noon at the Calvary Ministries International for Mrs. Marian R. Brady, 80, who entered eternal life Monday, Sept. 28, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center.
Mrs. Brady was born Feb. 23, 1929, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of Thaddeus and Irma Lee Vanstory.
She was a graduate of Youngstown Public Schools and attended Youngstown College. She had been employed as a clerk with the U.S. Postal Service and was a loving homemaker.
She was a lifelong member of the Calvary Ministries International and participated in the senior choir, culinary ministry, Sunday school and Keenagers. She also was a member of AARP.
She loved to travel, having visited Europe, the Holy Lands, the Caribbean and Africa, as well as cruises. She enjoyed playing scrabble and working jigsaw puzzles.
Her husband, Adolphus, whom she married in 1955, passed away April 6, 1999.
She leaves to cherish her precious memory, her son, Suffragan Bishop A. Glenn (Angela) Brady of Overland Park, Kansas.; a sister, Margaret Wilson of Youngstown; two granddaughters, Amaris J. Brady of Overland Park and Alexis G. Brady of Cincinnati; a special niece and nephew, Elder Jason T. (Brenda) Whitehead of Youngstown and Tamra Long of Cleveland; and a host of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Thaddeus Vanstory; and two sisters, Vivian Whitehead and Gloria Snowden.
Friends may call on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to noon at the church.
Arrangements entrusted to the L.E. Black, Phillips & Holden Funeral Home.

Re: Hugh & Hannah (McCormick) Brady-PA

Bradyetc — 2009-09-26 00:02:35Z

I have some proof of marriage of Hugh Young and Susan Wanamaker...can you email me at my regular email as it is quite lengthy and quite confusing to try and get it all in here. tks..erica brady

bradye@shaw.ca

Re: Hugh & Hannah (McCormick) Brady-PA

bradyhj — 2009-09-25 23:04:56Z

My great grandfather was Col Hugh James Brady. I am likewise trying to verify that Hugh Young Brady married Susan Wanamaker and they were the parents of Hugh James Brady. Have you received any later info?

Edward Belton Brady (E. B. Brady, Sr.)

darlenekiser1 — 2009-09-23 03:30:22Z

Edward Belton Brady is my paternal GF (b. 3-7-1875 in Laurel, Jones County, MS). His mother was possibly a Haden or Heydon (possibly Sarah or Sophona or Sophrona. My GF was placed in an orphanage, I believe in Mississippi or Tennessee, and ran away at 13 to 15 years of age (1888-90?)to his aunt, determined to be Isabella (Bell) Haden Wedgeworth (James Marion Wedgeworth) in Bandera, Texas (all appear on 1910 Census). I have always heard that his mother and father were never married (father was already married with family). We now believe that we may be descendants of Christopher Columbus Brady (1848-1922, whose parents were John T. Brady (1808-1885) and M. Hitchinson (1814-1887) and, therefore, Hugh Brady (1709-1783). Would like to hear from someone from C.C.Brady line. My paternal line ends with my GF right now. Any help will be appreciated.
P.S. My dad, my brother, my nephew all have deep chin clefts. Brady family trait? Picture of C.C. Brady online appears to have same feature. Also, at time my GF was placed in orphanage b/c mother could not support him, C.C.Brady moved his family from Mississippi to Colorado.

Re: O'Shaughnessey's, Iowa City, Omaha, Nebraska, Witchita, Kansas

Cheri_Roemer — 2009-09-23 00:12:52Z

Patrick O'Shaughnessey and Mary had nine children, she was 16 years old.
Katherine: 8, April, 1858, Iowa City, Iowa
Edward: 5, February, 1869, Iowa City, Iowa
William: 9, August, 1868, Iowa City, Iowa
Eleanor (Nellie): 15, July, 1862, Iowa City, Iowa
Martha (Mattie): 27, July, 1864, Iowa City, Iowa
Mary: 4, February, 1871, Iowa City, Iowa
Margretta: 22, November, 1873, Omaha, Nebraska
Nora: 16, September, 1875, Omaha, Nebraska
Frank: 16, January, 1877, Witchita, Kansas

O'Shaughnessey's from Galway

Cheri_Roemer — 2009-09-23 00:04:08Z

Michael O'Shaughnessey came to America around 1843, with two sons, one drowned at sea. Patrick, son of Michael and Ms. Murry of Galway Ireland was born in 1831. His mother died in Ireland. Michael married a second time and had several girls, oldest being named Katherine, married in Ottawa, Lasalle, Illinois. Patrick married Mary Mullany in 1856 at Ottawa, Lasalle, Illinois. She was born 14, Mary 1841 in Tipperary, Ireland. They had nine children.

Re: Brady family Stradone Cavan Ireland

antandwend — 2009-09-12 17:04:21Z

Additional information. Family lived in Cordegan, Stradone, Cavan, Ireland

Re: Children of Thomas and Catherine Donahoe Brady, St. Louis orphanage, 1910

maureenbrady21 — 2009-09-08 18:35:38Z

My Grandfather was Gilbert James Brady and Studied Pharmacology in St. Louis. Please respond to mbody21@hotmail.com

Maureen MarieBrady

BRADY Henry Elmore 1898-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 11:05:33Z

BRADY Henry Elmore 1898-1974

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BRADY LaVern GRAWUNDER 1897-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 17:40:03Z

BRADY LaVern GRAWUNDER 1897-1984

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Re: Looking for descendants of Cyrus Townsend Brady

bradyhugh — 2009-06-27 14:26:40Z

Hello Elizabeth --

There are loads of descendants of CT. He was my great uncle and I have had some conversations about family history etc., with his great grandson, Town Brady. In fact there was a whole Brady reunion in Pennsylvania last week. The first of our clan to come to America was Hugh Brady who arrived on these shores along with his future wife Hannah McCormick about 1730.

One place you might look for geneology/family tree info is on the website the reunion organizers maintain: http://www.bradyheritage.org/
Right now there are a few link/computer errors on the website, so it doesn't work as well as it should, but I hope it will be up an running before too long.

CT was also an author of some renown a hundred years ago. One of his most famous books was "Indian Fights and Fighters," a quite readable and fairly well balanced account of the plains Indian wars with the US in the late 1800's. It's recently been reprinted by the University of Nebraska Press.

Anyway, if you'd like I can put you in touch with Town Brady. Just send me an e-mail at my regular e-mail address:
bradyhugh@aol.com

Hope to talk to you soon,
Hugh

Re: James J Brady of Kosc. Co., Indiana

BTelfer123 — 2009-08-13 13:44:09Z

I am not related but I just did a little research on this family for someone else. I found James Brady in the 1850, 1860, and 1880 census in Elkhart Co., IN and his wife Margaret in 1900 census in Elkhart Co. In 1850 James was with Citura and James McCann which I assume were his mother and step-mother. Listed above them were Dan (24) and Nancy (20) which could possible be an uncle to James. Above them were James (61) and Nancy (67) Brady. I believe they were the grandparents of James Brady. I looked in Ohio in the 1820, 1830, and 1840 census and found a James Brady in Ross Co., OH.

I looked at the Indiana State library's web site and found in marriages to 1850 a Kitora Brady and James McKain who married in May 17, 1849 in Elkhart Co. James's younger sister, Sarah, was 5 in 1850 so it appears James' father died between 1845 and 1849??

Also, Ross Co., OH marriages show:
Brady, Alexander Funk, Kiturah May 7, 1839
Brady, Ann McCray, Samuel Jul 2, 1818
Brady, Benjamin Crusin, Sarah Jan 23, 1817
Brady, Elizabeth Clark, Samuel Jun 20, 1818
Brady, James Watson, Nancy Sep 10, 1814
Brady, Robert Scott, Catharine Aug 11, 1814

Notice the marriage for ALexander Brady and Kiturah Funk and also the one for James Brady and Nancy Watson. These could be the ones you are looking for.

Re: brady

Djenkins20695 — 2009-07-28 02:33:11Z

would you happen to have a thomas james or james thomas brady from the new haven area who married a maggie Mcgrath. Maggie was born in Westport CT supposedly and they had a daughter by the name of Florence Edna Brady (my great grandmother) born in New Haven in 1887. She married Albert Knop. She died on October 1973 and is buried in Walnut Grove Cemetary. I do not know if she has other siblings. I also had seen when I was younger a black and white family reunion photo with a couple of priests and nuns in it. My grandfather was Stanley Paul Sokolowski and he married Hazel Knop (my grandmother - Florence was her mother.

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

mariannefahey — 2009-06-28 03:36:58Z

Frank Amay Brady was born in Washington abt 1868 and his wife, Margaret Tipton was born abt 1874 in New Mexico. Therefore, I do not believe that they are related to Sheriff William Brady. The only possibility would be that maybe his father was the brother to William Brady? Sheriff Brady had four brothers: Phillip, Patrick, John, and Peter.
I could not locate Frank Brady before 1910 in any census, he probably was moving from place to place.

I found them in the following census:

1910 - Cherry Valley, Mora, New Mexico
1920 - Watrous, Mora, New Mexico
1930 - Las Vegas, San Miguel, New Mexico

On all three census, it showed that Frank was born in Washington; his father was born in New York or Ireland; and his mother born in Ireland

Children:
Clarice b. in Colorado 1894

Frank b. 1897 in Colorado

Tipton Amay b. 8 Jun 1899 in Colorado; d. 29 July 1980,Los Angeles, California (1930 - in Dominguez, Los Angeles, California; m. abt 1925 to Elsie)

Alma B. b. 3 Sep 1901 in New Mexico; d. 15 Mar 1995 in Newbury Park, Ventura, California

Robert Lyle b. 9 Jul 1910 in New Mexico; d. 16 Nov 1996 in
Kern Co., California

Hope this information helps you.........

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

mariannefahey — 2009-06-27 17:57:40Z

Who was your grandfather?

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

mariannefahey — 2009-06-27 17:54:30Z

Roberto Brady (son of Sheriff Brady) had two children (I believe): William (who had 9 children) and John (who had at least one). Are you related to either of these two children, or did Roberto have more than two children?

Re: Brady's of Indiana/Ohio

movermeyer — 2009-08-23 04:48:22Z

Elnora Brady who married James McFadden is my gg grandmother also. She is buried in Bloomfield Cem. in Jay County Indiana with a couple of her children. I am descended from Mary McFadden, her daughter. Mary married William F. Smith and their only child was Homer H. Smith. His son Ralph Smith was my father. I have copies of old letters written during the Civil War from Elnora's sister Caroline Van Gosen and a niece. I think that Elnora's mother was a Mary Smith and Joshua Brady. They lived in Maryland. The letters were from Maryland and West Virginia. I hope you are still looking for information as I am also looking for information also. Several of Homer's 10 children are still living. One of my aunts has done much research, but doesn't have much about Elnora.

James Brady, Elizabeth McKeown (McKeon) , Armagh Ireland

DennisBradyB — 2009-07-16 15:02:11Z

Looking for any information on my great Great Grandparents: James Brady & Elizabeth McKowen (Or McKoen) they were married July 26, 1857 in the Parish/District of Killevy (Bessbrook Armagh) they had 3 known children: Dennis (Born February 1861), Catherine (Born 1868) & Bridget.
Elizabeth Immigrated to the US and settled in Paterson, NJ
Shed died in there in 1892, I believe James also emmigrated with her. Dennis (My Grandfather) Also Immigrated to the US & Settled in Paterson NJ He married Annie Carroll, he died in 1927.

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

TRINITYNTB1 — 2009-06-27 17:46:24Z

My brother is Robert Brady Jr. and I believe when he went to the museum in Las Cruces they identified him as a descendant of Sheriff Brady. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

TRINITYNTB1 — 2009-06-27 17:43:52Z

My father was Robert Lyle Brady son of Frank Amay Brady in Las Cruces. They had a ranch there which still stands today.

Re: RE: Robert Lyle Brady

TRINITYNTB1 — 2009-07-24 00:08:22Z

I am afraid I don't think so. I had the birthplace wrong. Robert L Brady was born in Watrous and his mother Margaret Tipton was part of the Tipton family that was in Tiptonville.

BRADY John F Jr and Audrey Mary

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-12 22:40:31Z

BRADY John F Jr and Audrey Mary

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EDWARDS Orea BRADY 1910-1964

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 12:34:51Z

EDWARDS Orea BRADY 1910-1964

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Mary Ann Brady b abt 1840 SI, NY

FelixSuszczynski — 2009-07-18 23:07:40Z

Does anyone know what became of Mary Ann Brady? She was born in Staten Island, NY abt 1841. She was last found on the 1870 SI census with her husband Peter Hoffman.

Brady family Stradone Cavan Ireland

antandwend — 2009-08-31 17:37:13Z

I am looking for information about my grandfathers family in Stradone, County Cavan. His name was Francis (Frank) Eugene Brady and he was born in Stradone in July 1916. His parents were James Brady and Bridget Reilly. His brothers were called Andrew, James and Edward, and his sisters were Kathleen, Bridget and Ann. Frank left Ireland when he was 18 and eventually settled in Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Thanks

Re: James J Brady of Kosc. Co., Indiana

BabaraAllison35 — 2009-08-30 20:10:59Z

I am interested in whether you have any information on a Joseph Brady, born about 1800 probably in VA, but married a Naomi Poulson in 1824 in Wayne County, Ohio. I have reached a blank wall on Joseph's parents and wondered if our familes are connected. Thanks for your help!!
Barbara
rayall@usfamily.net

Re: William Brady

unclebeer — 2009-07-18 18:44:02Z

I am a descendant of Thomas Anderson Brady by his first born son Thomas(Edward)Brady. I have been unable to find much information on him, he was born about 1796 and died about 1833. his son William Harvey Brady (My G-Grandfather) was born 27 Aug 1828 in Mercer, Kentucky and died 11 Sep 1914 in Sayre, Beckham Co. Oklahoma. I would like to hear from any descendants of this family. I am trying to find any information on the ancestors of Charles Anderson Brady.

Re: Brady''s of Co. Longford and Chester Co., PA

jmull28371 — 2009-07-19 20:47:59Z

Hi,

I'm trying to find a Alice Brady, who was born in County Armagh, Ireland in July of 1846. She died on Mar 31, 1904 in Phila.,Pa. She is buried at New Cathedral Cem.on April 3. Alice was living on Tasker St. at the time of her death

Before she married my great grandfather, James Irvine of Glasgow, Scotland. she lived with the Maxwell family, in Phila.

1860 Census it listed, Barnard Maxwell, 35, Eliz. Maxwell 32, Thomas Maxwell 10, Wm. B. Maxwell 7, Jas McAniff 23, Jno P.P. Oinginham 20, Patrick J, Brady 14, Mary McAniff 36, Eliz Scarlet 9 and Alice Brady 13.

On Nov 3, 1862 Alice married my gr. grandfather at St. Philip Neir Church.

If this sound like your tree, please email me at

maria.email@verizon.net

Re: Tennessee/Arkansas Brady line

sbrd77 — 2009-07-07 15:12:43Z

I am looking for information similarily related but concerns Francis Marion Brady b1842 who had my gr-grandfather Nat Brady b1870.
I've seen censuses from AR and TN of Francis M Brady but think it is two different persons. Could they be one and the same? Do you have information regarding him or maybe another member. My line ends there. Francis married a Martha Piles at one time - I don't know of any brothers or sisters.
With Nat Brady his sons were - Irvin BRady, Sheridan Brady b1917 (my grandfather), Ruth Brady, Frank T. Brady.
Any clues would be of help. I've seen James Brady on a few censuses and trying to tie him in too.

Re: Correction to previous post. Re:Betty Cooper-Brady family

mossiemom4 — 2009-08-25 06:13:04Z

he would be my great great great grandfather's uncle i got lots of info on the families of william and rebecca

BRADY'S - LUSK/SKERRIES/BALBRIGGAN, CO. DUBLIN, IRELAND

josieronan — 2009-08-30 23:54:24Z

Hello all,
the BRADY side of my family appears to have been settled in NORTH COUNTY DUBLIN since the 1700's.
My Grandmother ELIZABETH BRADY was born in BALCUNNIN, SKERRIES in 1896. Her siblings were...
MARY b.c.1894.
MICHAEL b.c.1899.
JOHN b.c.1903.
Their PARENTS were ELIZABETH GORMAN and EDWARD BRADY who married 16/7/1894 in BALBRIGGAN.
EDWARD BRADY was born in SKERRIES (NEW ST.)21/3/1875. His siblings were...
ELLENORA b.4/10/1864
JOHN b.23/6/1866
JAMES b.14/4/1868
CATHERINE b.5/6/1870
DENIS b. 8/10/1871
ELLENOR b.30/12/1872
ESTHER b. 28/3/1877
PATRICK b.31/8/1878
ANNE MARIA b.8/6/1880.
Their PARENTS were MARIA/MARY DUFF and EDWARD BRADY who married 5/9/1859 in SKERRIES. MARIA lived at NEW ST. and EDWARD at STRAND ST.
EDWARD BRADY was born in BALBRIGGAN 16/8/1832. His siblings were....
DENIS BRADY b.23/11/1828.
ELLEN b.20/10/1830.
JOHN b.26/11/1834.
TERENCE b.1/3/1837.
JAMES AMD LAURENCE b.2/5/1840....TWINS.
MARY b.29/3/1844.
Their PARENT'S were MARY McCORMACK and LAURENCE BRADY, I do not know when/where they married.
LAURENCE BRADY was born 29/5/1811 in LUSK, I have not yet confirmed his siblings although it looks like there are several.
Their PARENTS were CATHERINE CONNOLLY and JOHN BRADY who married 13/7/1810 in LUSK.
JOHN BRADY was born in SKERRIES 3/1/1783, I have not yet confirmed any siblings.
His PARENTS were MARY COLEMAN and JAMES BRADY who married 16/1/1782 in SKERRIES.
JAMES BRADY was born 25/7/1762 in LUSK.
His PARENTS were PATRICK BRADY and FRANCES ?, unfortunately it does not say.
Are there any BRADY'S who may have a connection to mine?
I am struggling to find out what happened to most of these people, I'm trying to find out if any of them emigrated.
I hope someone can help or this helps someone,
Best wishes, Josie

Re: James J Brady of Kosc. Co., Indiana

TriciaK37 — 2009-08-14 01:39:32Z

Yes! You've strung together a few things that I *thought* was right, but didn't have the data to back up. My grandmother used to say we were related to some Watson families, but I wasn't sure how. Now, it all makes sense.
James father had died before their 3rd child was born, and Citura remarried to James McCain. Of course, the spelling was always different depending on how it sounded to the person writing. Beside James's gravesite it a headstone that just reads "Mother", and beside that is a stone for Alexander Brady. Thank you for checking into it!!!

looking for peter brady

patfarrell_1 — 2009-08-28 23:38:09Z

I am looking for a peter brady born in Ireland around 1877/1879 ( could have been in Newry ) his parents were Michael and Elizabeth, he had a brother and a sister she was called Catherine, he was in Bloomington 1910, he came over to the U S A 1901/2, gratefull for any information about him.
Thanks.
Pat

Re: Looking for descendants of Cyrus Townsend Brady

wandeen — 2009-06-27 13:02:06Z

Hi Hugh - Just stumbled upon your history of CTB who was my great grandfather. I am daughter of Margaret Gleason, who was daughter of Susan Elizabeth Brady, second oldest child of CTB. How are you going with your searches? I live in Australia, which was coincidentally, one of the favourite places of CTB's oldest son, CTB, Jr, whom I knew and called Uncle Townsend. He loved both Melbourne & Sydney and he visited us in Hawaii often. I grew up in Hawaii and sailed to Australia in the 60's and settled here. Just love it, too. Write if you need any info. Cheers, Elizabeth Burns

Re: Brady DNA site

RickBrady46 — 2009-08-14 15:44:29Z

Where is the Brady DNA site? I am a Brady and may be interested in supplying a sample.

James C Brady son of Angeline or Angie Brady Coffeyville, MO

Paula2r — 2009-08-25 06:14:11Z

James C. Brady, 1866 born in Texas to Angeline Brady born in 1846 Approx. in Indian Territory. His mom and him ended up coming from Indian Territory to Coffeeville, Kansas in 1885 approx. Angeline, Angie, was a widow at that time. I found Angie on the Cherokee Dawes applications. She may have remarried or lived with one of her children later in life. Anything sound familiar let me know.

thanks for your time.

Paula

BRADY Arthur H 1879-1934

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-09 15:06:30Z

BRADY Arthur H 1879-1934

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BRADY Eula Jane 1882-1963

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 20:21:50Z

BRADY Eula Jane 1882-1963

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John Brady of NYC

RichardLentz93 — 2009-08-23 05:14:11Z

I am looking for any information on my great-great grandfather, John Brady. He was most likely born in New York sometime between 1850 and 1860. He would eventually marry a woman by the maiden name of Margaret Dunlop. They would have five or six children together (I believe one would die very young). Four of them were Elizabeth (killed by car in NYC in the 1930's), Peter, John Jr. (WWI Vet), and Jean (my great grandmother). I found them in the 1900 and 1910 Census. In 1900, they were living in the Bronx and in 1910 on 123rd Street. However, in the 1920 census Margaret was widowed and living in Brooklyn. Thus, John Brady (the correct one died sometime between 1910 and 1920. I searched and searched and searched at the NYC municipal archives for his death certificate and could find nothing! Not his marriage certificate, burial records, real estate records (he rented), obituary, passport, or any kind of record dealing with this man can be found anywhere. I know a lot about Margaret and her family, but nothing about John Brady. Since I know so little, I cannot trace back his side of the family even further since I do not even know the name of his parents. I am hoping that there is other descendants out there somewhere that may be able to provide more information. If you are somehow related to me or know about John Brady, could you please contact me. I will put out my e-mail address (which I would prefer you contact me at) in the hopes that someone out there knows more. Please contact me at peter_tree70@hotmail.com if you know anything else. Thank you.

Re: Brady DNA site

SColvin780 — 2009-08-14 16:10:42Z

Thank you for considering taking a DNA test. It will help a lot of families. Right now the cost is resonable at 33 markers for $79.00. Or the 44 markers for more.

At the top of Ancestry's page is a DNA button. Push that and it will take you to the DNA pages. There it will tell you about DNA testing and what you will learn from your DNA. It also has a place where you can ask for a surname group and then you can join the Brady group. If you have problems, get back with me.

We have found several distant relatives and also one that is within three generations. I would like to see more testing to see if we can find more relatives of John Spencer Brady.

Thanks again.
Shirley

Re: Brady of Carroll,Co.Tn.

SColvin780 — 2009-08-12 16:30:46Z

Jerry, Have you had your DNA tested. Sure would like to know how you fit into the big Brady picture. Why not join us on the Ancestry DNA Brady site?

Thanks,
Shirley

Brady DNA site

SColvin780 — 2009-08-12 15:42:12Z

The Brady DNA site is active and growing; but still needs more contributors. I would like to see a Brady male from the Lewis Brady of NC and the Bradys of Moore and Chatham County, NC. Or the Georgia Bradys.

We have found lots of family lines. Check us out and have your DNA tested.

Thanks.