Mrs. Aurelia Bradt, 89, wife of the late Garrett Bradt, died at her home in West Glenville, Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Mrs. Bradt was born in Glenville where she had been a lifelong resident and was one of the oldest members of the Glenville Reformed Church. The funeral service will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Tisneson and Fronk's funeral parlors, Church Street. Rev. Clayton J. Potter of the First Reformed Church, will be in charge. The body will be put in the vault in Vale cemetery and burial will be in the spring in the cemetery in Glenville. She is survived by a son, E (Elbert) F. (Fonda) Bradt of 202 Becker Street and a daughter, Miss A. (Alice) L. Bradt of Glenville. She was the last of her family. There are also four grandchildren and one great granddaughter, Marguerite Hamm of Hudson. Schenectady Gazette, Thursday Morning, February 18, 1926.
Mrs. Aurelia Bradt, 89, wife of the late Garrett Bradt, died at her home in West Glenville, Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Mrs. Bradt was born in Glenville where she had been a lifelong resident and was one of the oldest members of the Glenville Reformed Church. The funeral service will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Tisneson and Fronk's funeral parlors, Church Street. Rev. Clayton J. Potter of the First Reformed Church, will be in charge. The body will be put in the vault in Vale cemetery and burial will be in the spring in the cemetery in Glenville. She is survived by a son, E (Elbert) F. (Fonda) Bradt of 202 Becker Street and a daughter, Miss A. (Alice) L. Bradt of Glenville. She was the last of her family. There are also four grandchildren and one great granddaughter, Marguerite Hamm of Hudson. Schenectady Gazette, Thursday Morning, February 18, 1926.
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