Notes

[NI0548] One of the Bradlee brothers who started the boston tea party.
David was a Captain in Col. Crafts' regiment.

[NI0549] One of the Bradlee brothers who started the boston tea party

[NI0550] As the story goes Samuel Bradley of Boston changed the spelling of his name to Bradlee because there were too many Bradley's in the Boston area at the time.
Samuel Bradlee was a fisherman and a weaver.
He was also the Constable of Dorchestor MA in 1753.

[NI0559] Nathan Wait was reported to have been a blacksmith.
Medford Ma was believed to be the first town to rescue slaves.
Nathan was reported to have lead the rescue. See "The History of the town of Medford" by Chas. Brooks

[NI0567] Frank was in WWI, Brought back a German named Joe. Frank Changed his name while living with an older woman who had the last name of Burton, who told fortunes for a living.

[NI0622] Chicago Fireman, Died in an explosion while fighting a fire.

[NI0645] Nathan is mentioned on a list of those over 21 living in Dorchestor in 1700.
In 1712 he and others undertakse to build a warf on Wales Creek.
He was found dead Dec 13 1763 in the water, still floating:
Susposed to have fallen out of his canoe. "Ye Same Day"

[NI0647] In 1668 he is the owner of 2 acres of the "Great Lots"
Petitioned for a liscence to sell cider in 1673
In 1680 he became Sexton to Dorchestor, His duties were to "Ring" the bell, cleanse the meeting-house, and carry watter for baptism.
While the bell stood on the hill he was to recieve 4 pound per year to be reduced to 3 pound 10 shillings after the bell was moved to the meeting-house.

[NI0649] John Bradley was a registered freeman.

[NI0658] Joseph Bolles Ely Jr., was a forest ranger and he headed the group of people who designed the first air tankers.
He is commemerated on a plaque at the Willows Airport, Willows, CA and a Smithsonian exhibit on the history of the air tanker.

[NI0659] Charlotte Louise Ely is a well-known watercolor artist.
(known by Charlotte Britton) She divorced Alfred B. Britton Jr. and re-married John Anderson who is an artist and architect.

[NI0660] Alfred B. Britton Jr. (now deceased) was a lawyer and president of the bar association

[NI0661] Barbara Claire Britton is a mechanical draftsperson, and divorced from Thomas E. Weis.
Barbara has been a major contributor ti this genealogical record by providing her notes reguarding the history of the Bradlee clan.

[NI0662] Mechanical Technician

[NI0670] John Anderson is an artist and architect.

[NI0672] Pro Golfer Jim Albus (there's lot's of info on the
web on Jim, he plays on the Senior PGA tour.

[NI0675] Matthew Joseph Britton works for Jim Henson Productions.
He runs the "creature shop" where they make the charactors for some of the movies and TV shows.

[NI0682] Died in Childhood

[NI0688] Married by Mr Bailey Jus.

[NI0691] Married by Rev Danforth

[NI0692] Married by Rev Danforth

[NI0694] Married by Rev Johnathan Bowman

[NI0702] Married by Rev J Bowman

[NI0707] Married by Benj. Bird Esq.

[NI0710] Burried on the Central Burial Ground

[NI0745] Teacher

[NI0746] Teacher

[NI0747] Finnancial Advisor

[NI0767] Died of drowning

[NI0787] Samuel was at the time of his death a Col. in the 1st Regt.

[NI0799] Commonder was lost Aug 10 1800 in the Frigate
"Insurgent" 2 days out from Boston

[NI0818] 1810 Census: New England, NY, BBS#149
1830 Census: US, BBS#137
1830 Census: New England, NY, PA, BBS#140
1850 Census: New England, BBS#40


Title: In memoriam. A sermon in memory of the late Samuel Bradlee,
Name: Ellis, Rufus,
Subject(s): Bradlee, Samuel, 1778-1867.
Imprint: Boston Press of G. C. Rand & Avery, 1868
Pages: 20 p. 23 cm.
Library of Congress Card # 17-19639
Library of Congress Call # CT275.B5937 E4

[NI0885] [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Sep 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.40828.76]

Individual: Penders, Charles
Birth date: Feb 26, 1894
Death date: Nov 1966
Social Security #: 357-07-6748
Last residence: IL 60609
State of issue: IL

[NI0888] William and Kenneth changed their last names from Vyhnanek to Vanek.[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Sep 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.99379.82]

Individual: Vanek, William
Birth date: Jun 28, 1912
Death date: Dec 1991
Social Security #: 320-09-7000
State of issue: IL

[NI0890] [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: Sep 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.15920.71]

Individual: Bartgen, John
Birth date: Mar 29, 1920
Death date: Jan 28, 1995
Social Security #: 321-16-0397
Last residence: 60638
State of issue: IL

[NI0897] Truck Driver

[NI1013] SOURCE: Library of Congress

unk83-14902:Bradlee, Caleb.
The teachings of the mountains.
[n.p.], 1876. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B72 T4

unk83-14733:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Thirtieth anniversary of the foundation of the Harrison
Square church, Dorchester district, Boston, Mass.
[n.p.], 1878. 1 v, cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9861.B7 H4

unk83-5988:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Sermons for all sects ...
Bost, 1888. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B7 S4

unk83-2564:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Six pears.
[n.p, n.d.]. 1 p. cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: PS1120.S45 P6

unk83-1208:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Sermons for the church .
[n.p.], [1893?]. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B7 S45 1893a

unk82-71366:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Natural and revealed religion.
[n.p.], 1878. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B72 N3

unk82-50641:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Dedicated to their R. M.'s.
[n. p.], 1880.
LC CALL NUMBER: PS1120.B45 D4 1880

13-11877:[Lynch, Edith Rebecca].
A slight sketch of the life of Caleb Davis Bradlee,
Boston, 1893. 18 p, 23 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9869.B75 B9

12-5116:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
A sermon for the Church of the Redeemer;
[Boston?, 1865]. [3]-10 p, 22 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: E457.8 .B81

05-30334:Bradlee, C[aleb] D[avis].
Death and the resurrection.
Boston, Press of J. Wilson and son, 1874. 20 p, 19 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: E427 .D81

05-20068:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
Psalm XXXVII, 23.
Boston, Press of N. Sawyer & son, 1881. 24 p, 20 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: E687 .B81

05-14715:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
A sermon delivered by request before the
Third religious society in Dorchester.
Boston, Walker, Wise, and company, 1863. 15 p, 23 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9869.P65 B7

05-13626:Bradlee, C[aleb] D[avis].
The life, writings, and character of Rev. Thomas Starr King.
Boston, Press of J. Wilson and son, 1870. 27 p, 19 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9869.K5 B7


unk82-36421:Bradlee, Caleb D.
The grand hereafter.
[n. p.], [1877]. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BT904 .B7

unk82-19181:Bradlee, C. D.
Farewell.
[n. p.], 1872. 1 v, cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9861.B7 R4

unk81-57656:Bradlee, Caleb D.
A desire for heaven. .
Bost, 1871. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B72 D4

unk81-40995:Bradlee, Caleb D.
Christ all in all.
Boston, 1872. 1 v, cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9843.B72 C5

25-25329:Bradlee, Caleb David.
In memoriam.
Boston, Press of G. E. Todd & co, 1883.
16 p, 22 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: CT275.B577 B7

16-3586:Bradlee, Caleb Davis 1831-1897.
A brief sketch of the life of Prof.
Boston, Priv. print, 1894.
6 p, front. (port.), 26 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: R154.S4 B7

unk82-104353:Bradlee, Calib D.
Recognition of friends in heaven...
[n.p.], 1878. 1 v.
LC CALL NUMBER: BT847 .B8

37-9297:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
Recollections of a ministry of forty years.
Boston, Printed, not published, G. H. Ellis, 1895. 36 p, 24 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BX9869.B75 A3

27-19938:[Bradlee, Caleb Davis].
Record of the funeral services of Mrs. Caroline B. Sumner.
Boston, [Rockwell & Churchill, printers], 1879. 16 p, 20 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: CT275.S958 B7

21-3893:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
Poems, .
[Boston, Press of D. Clapp & son], 1881. 56 p, 20 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: PS1120.B45 P5 1881

21-3892:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
A few poems, .
[Boston], 1880. 54 p, 22 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: BS1120.B45B B4 1880

20-17354:Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
A few poems, .
[Boston], 1880. 30 p, 20 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: PS1120.B45 P3 1880

[NI1121] Graduated from Waynesboro High School and Juniata College, then taught 3 years in High Schools

[NI1187] in 1921 Ida was a school teacher in Pawnee Kansas

[NI1197] Died at birth, twin to Agnes

[NI1200] Was known to be somewhat like a female dog in temperment.
Also known as Mickey

[NI1207] Owner and Operator of Barbara's Interiors in Naperville Il.

[NI1237] Lived in Staffordshier England and was
the Lutenant of Needwood Forest

[NI1264] Did a stint in the Navy

[NI1320] Employed as a foreman by the Emerson-Brantingham Co at Waynesboro

[NI1324] Lived in Yakima Washington

[NI1325] !Hutchinson News

[NI1338] Lived in Guilsborough, Northhamptonshire England

[NI1345] Last known to be residing in Oklahoma where they were attending school in 1921