Thomas Brady, Jr, is the son of Thomas M Brady Sr (founder of the Georgia Marble Company) and Elizabeth Burke.
Brady (Jr) was a Vice President of his father's company, the Georgia Marble Company before joining the military. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant.
He was the first soldier from Cherokee County, Georgia, to die in World War I. In his honor, the American Legion Post in Canton, Georgia was named after him.∼World War I Veteran. Killed in Action.
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Name Thos M Brady
Sex Male
Age 30y
Marital Status Single
Race White
Event Type Death
Event Date 05 Jan 1918
Event Place Camp Beauregard, Rapides, Louisiana
Birth Date 1888
Birth Year (Estimated) 1888
Birthplace Georgia
Certificate Number 1018
Record Number 2111
Brady (Jr) was a Vice President of his father's company, the Georgia Marble Company before joining the military. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant.
He was the first soldier from Cherokee County, Georgia, to die in World War I. In his honor, the American Legion Post in Canton, Georgia was named after him.∼World War I Veteran. Killed in Action.
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Name Thos M Brady
Sex Male
Age 30y
Marital Status Single
Race White
Event Type Death
Event Date 05 Jan 1918
Event Place Camp Beauregard, Rapides, Louisiana
Birth Date 1888
Birth Year (Estimated) 1888
Birthplace Georgia
Certificate Number 1018
Record Number 2111
Thomas Brady, Jr, is the son of Thomas M Brady Sr (founder of the Georgia Marble Company) and Elizabeth Burke.
Brady (Jr) was a Vice President of his father's company, the Georgia Marble Company before joining the military. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant.
He was the first soldier from Cherokee County, Georgia, to die in World War I. In his honor, the American Legion Post in Canton, Georgia was named after him.∼World War I Veteran. Killed in Action.
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Name Thos M Brady
Sex Male
Age 30y
Marital Status Single
Race White
Event Type Death
Event Date 05 Jan 1918
Event Place Camp Beauregard, Rapides, Louisiana
Birth Date 1888
Birth Year (Estimated) 1888
Birthplace Georgia
Certificate Number 1018
Record Number 2111
Brady (Jr) was a Vice President of his father's company, the Georgia Marble Company before joining the military. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant.
He was the first soldier from Cherokee County, Georgia, to die in World War I. In his honor, the American Legion Post in Canton, Georgia was named after him.∼World War I Veteran. Killed in Action.
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Name Thos M Brady
Sex Male
Age 30y
Marital Status Single
Race White
Event Type Death
Event Date 05 Jan 1918
Event Place Camp Beauregard, Rapides, Louisiana
Birth Date 1888
Birth Year (Estimated) 1888
Birthplace Georgia
Certificate Number 1018
Record Number 2111
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