obit pub. Aug. 2, 1912 Springfield Republican:
Ira Bradley, 81, a veteran of the civil war, having been a member of Co K of the 14th regiment, died Sunday night at his home near the Five roads after a long illness. His home had always been in North Adams or vicinity. He was a farmer by occupation and three years ago received injury by a fall from an apple tree from which he never fully recovered. He leaves four sisters, the Misses E.F., Rhoda P, Marilla E and Lydia M. all of North Adams. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning at 11 from his late home and burial will be in the Florida cemetery.
Ira Bradley, 81, a veteran of the civil war, having been a member of Co K of the 14th regiment, died Sunday night at his home near the Five roads after a long illness. His home had always been in North Adams or vicinity. He was a farmer by occupation and three years ago received injury by a fall from an apple tree from which he never fully recovered. He leaves four sisters, the Misses E.F., Rhoda P, Marilla E and Lydia M. all of North Adams. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning at 11 from his late home and burial will be in the Florida cemetery.
obit pub. Aug. 2, 1912 Springfield Republican:
Ira Bradley, 81, a veteran of the civil war, having been a member of Co K of the 14th regiment, died Sunday night at his home near the Five roads after a long illness. His home had always been in North Adams or vicinity. He was a farmer by occupation and three years ago received injury by a fall from an apple tree from which he never fully recovered. He leaves four sisters, the Misses E.F., Rhoda P, Marilla E and Lydia M. all of North Adams. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning at 11 from his late home and burial will be in the Florida cemetery.
Ira Bradley, 81, a veteran of the civil war, having been a member of Co K of the 14th regiment, died Sunday night at his home near the Five roads after a long illness. His home had always been in North Adams or vicinity. He was a farmer by occupation and three years ago received injury by a fall from an apple tree from which he never fully recovered. He leaves four sisters, the Misses E.F., Rhoda P, Marilla E and Lydia M. all of North Adams. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning at 11 from his late home and burial will be in the Florida cemetery.
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April 1 1831
August 18 1912
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