Hattie and S. Lon were parents of Ira Bradley and Mary Bradley
BRADLEY--Mrs. Hattie Bradley who for many years was a resident of Bradleyton, is dead, she lived to see her sons, Bruce and Stephen, C. Ralph and Durham Bradley, honorable men and her beloved daughter, Mrs. Annie Lee Stough. She was a Tucker before her marriage, her last years were spent at Bessemer, Alabama at the home of her sons.
Obituary: The Luverne Journal-February 26, 1925
(Submitted by Crenshaw County Historical Society on July 4, 2014)
BRADLEY--Mrs. Hattie Bradley who for many years was a resident of Bradleyton, is dead, she lived to see her sons, Bruce and Stephen, C. Ralph and Durham Bradley, honorable men and her beloved daughter, Mrs. Annie Lee Stough. She was a Tucker before her marriage, her last years were spent at Bessemer, Alabama at the home of her sons.
Obituary: The Luverne Journal-February 26, 1925
(Submitted by Crenshaw County Historical Society on July 4, 2014)
Hattie and S. Lon were parents of Ira Bradley and Mary Bradley
BRADLEY--Mrs. Hattie Bradley who for many years was a resident of Bradleyton, is dead, she lived to see her sons, Bruce and Stephen, C. Ralph and Durham Bradley, honorable men and her beloved daughter, Mrs. Annie Lee Stough. She was a Tucker before her marriage, her last years were spent at Bessemer, Alabama at the home of her sons.
Obituary: The Luverne Journal-February 26, 1925
(Submitted by Crenshaw County Historical Society on July 4, 2014)
BRADLEY--Mrs. Hattie Bradley who for many years was a resident of Bradleyton, is dead, she lived to see her sons, Bruce and Stephen, C. Ralph and Durham Bradley, honorable men and her beloved daughter, Mrs. Annie Lee Stough. She was a Tucker before her marriage, her last years were spent at Bessemer, Alabama at the home of her sons.
Obituary: The Luverne Journal-February 26, 1925
(Submitted by Crenshaw County Historical Society on July 4, 2014)
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