Charles Warren Bradford, Jr. was the eldest son of Charles Warren & Sally (Grover) Bradford. Though records of his life are scarce, Nancy Higgins of Maine was able to locate the record of his birth in the Guilford Town Records.
His death was recorded by Joseph Wing, Undertaker, for the City of Bangor.
For family researchers is it important to note that the younger half-brother, Warren Wilson, of Charles modified his name to Charles Warren at some point in 1866. Further, another half-brother was named Charles E. Bradford. This made for a great deal of confusion in early research.
His death was recorded by Joseph Wing, Undertaker, for the City of Bangor.
For family researchers is it important to note that the younger half-brother, Warren Wilson, of Charles modified his name to Charles Warren at some point in 1866. Further, another half-brother was named Charles E. Bradford. This made for a great deal of confusion in early research.
Charles Warren Bradford, Jr. was the eldest son of Charles Warren & Sally (Grover) Bradford. Though records of his life are scarce, Nancy Higgins of Maine was able to locate the record of his birth in the Guilford Town Records.
His death was recorded by Joseph Wing, Undertaker, for the City of Bangor.
For family researchers is it important to note that the younger half-brother, Warren Wilson, of Charles modified his name to Charles Warren at some point in 1866. Further, another half-brother was named Charles E. Bradford. This made for a great deal of confusion in early research.
His death was recorded by Joseph Wing, Undertaker, for the City of Bangor.
For family researchers is it important to note that the younger half-brother, Warren Wilson, of Charles modified his name to Charles Warren at some point in 1866. Further, another half-brother was named Charles E. Bradford. This made for a great deal of confusion in early research.
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