Military: Note: Fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Lived in
Baltimore during the Civil War, and moved to Hastings, PA. after the
Civil War.

Hastings - Fell while descending steps to the basement of the Palmer
House, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2:00 P.M., and was rendered unconscious.
He died four hours later. Funeral services conducted at St. Bernard's
Church.

The above information per: Frank Warnecki fwarnecki@@aol.com

CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: PA COUNTY: Cambria REEL NO: M593-1318
PAGE NO: 433a.
Name: James Bradley
Age in 1870: 24
Estimated Birth Year: 1845
Birthplace: Ireland
Home in 1870: Summerhill, Cambria, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Summit
Roll: M593_1318
Page: 434
Image: 345
Year: 1870



1880 Census Woodward, Clearfield Co., PA; Roll: T9_1116, (Family History
Film: 1255116; Page: 325D; Enumeration District: 272; Image: 0656.).
Name: Mary BRADLEY
Age: 38
Estimated birth year: <1842>
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Keeping House
Relation: Wife
Home in 1880: Woodward, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Marital status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Female
Head of household: James M. BRADLEY
Father's birthplace: IRE
Mother's birthplace: PA



Terry M. Bradley
24-Jan-1997

According to a letter in my procession from a Father Eugene Bradley
dated
11-April-1980, John Bradley (Father Eugene's grandfather) born in County
Derry Ireland
in 1824, came to this country and settled in Hickory Maryland. Latter his
four brothers
came over and worked with him. The following is a direct quote from the
letter.

"Now as I recall my father telling me James or Uncle Jamey as he
called him was the
youngest and he was a roamer. Very so often he would take off and then
come back. In fact
he fought as a Rebel in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. But in
his travels he visited
Pennsylvania and the Coal mines were just opening up and he told about
the fantastic wages
they were paying. So, they packed up and came to Cambria County in Pa.
James was not
married and lived with my grandfather and my father said he used to be
happy when the weather
was bad and "Uncle Jamey" would stay in and play the violen. Now there is
another side to the
story why they came and that was that they were slave drivers and had to
get out after the
Civil War and the blacks were liberated. But James went to Hastings and
is buried in the
Cemetary there."


The Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 25, 1888



Cause of Death: Died while decending the steps in basement
Military Service: Fought for south in civil war
Burial: Catholic Cemetery, Hastings,, PA
Census: 1880 Woodward, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Reference: 1615

1. Death Certificate for Frank Bradley,
2. Personal Interview with Michael Bradley, Cresson, Pa., World Family Tree Vol. 1 Ed. 1 Tree #0585
3. Death Certificate for Harry J. Bradley,
4. CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: PA COUNTY: Cambria REEL NO: M593-1318 PAGE NO: 433a,
5. 1880 Census Woodward, Clearfield Co., PA; Roll: T9_1116,
6. Death Certificate for James M Bradley, Pennsylvania Division of Vital Statistics - 06/Jun/1980
7. St. Bernards Cemetary Records - Lot #63 - Hastings, Pa., 16/Sept/1996 - Letter from Jacline R Fatora

1. Personal Interview with Michael Bradley, Cresson, Pa., World Family Tree Vol. 1 Ed. 1 Tree #0585
2. Death Certificate for Mary E. Donaldson, State of Pennsylvania County of Cambria transcribed - 03/Jan/1997
3. Death Certificate for Frank Bradley,
4. CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: PA COUNTY: Cambria REEL NO: M593-1318 PAGE NO: 433a,
5. 1880 Census Woodward, Clearfield Co., PA; Roll: T9_1116,
6. St. Bernards Cemetary Records - Lot #63 - Hastings, Pa., 16/Sept/1996 - Letter from Jacline R Fatora

1. 1880 Census Woodward, Clearfield Co., PA; Roll: T9_1116,
2. 1880 Census Records,

1. 1880 Census Woodward, Clearfield Co., PA; Roll: T9_1116,
2. 1880 Census Records,