The 1900 census showed Eliza to be living with her daughter Lizzie and her husband, Luther Corwith at 593 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, NY. The census indicated she was the mother of eleven children of whom four were living.
In the 1910 census she was still living with the Corwith family, but they had moved to Rockville Center, NY. Date of her immigration was listed as 1848.
Possibly the Eliza Bradley who arrived from England at Castle Garden on 27 Feb 1849 at age 23. Her occupation was a dressmaker and she departed from Liverpool aboard the Boadicea.
She died on 28 June 1914 at age 87 at her residence, 42 Bentis Ave., Rockville Center, NY. The next day she was buried in Section 17, Lot 296, East Part, Cypress Hills Cemetery, Queens/Brooklyn, NY. Cause of death was listed as a "pulmonary oedema."
In the 1910 census she was still living with the Corwith family, but they had moved to Rockville Center, NY. Date of her immigration was listed as 1848.
Possibly the Eliza Bradley who arrived from England at Castle Garden on 27 Feb 1849 at age 23. Her occupation was a dressmaker and she departed from Liverpool aboard the Boadicea.
She died on 28 June 1914 at age 87 at her residence, 42 Bentis Ave., Rockville Center, NY. The next day she was buried in Section 17, Lot 296, East Part, Cypress Hills Cemetery, Queens/Brooklyn, NY. Cause of death was listed as a "pulmonary oedema."
The 1900 census showed Eliza to be living with her daughter Lizzie and her husband, Luther Corwith at 593 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, NY. The census indicated she was the mother of eleven children of whom four were living.
In the 1910 census she was still living with the Corwith family, but they had moved to Rockville Center, NY. Date of her immigration was listed as 1848.
Possibly the Eliza Bradley who arrived from England at Castle Garden on 27 Feb 1849 at age 23. Her occupation was a dressmaker and she departed from Liverpool aboard the Boadicea.
She died on 28 June 1914 at age 87 at her residence, 42 Bentis Ave., Rockville Center, NY. The next day she was buried in Section 17, Lot 296, East Part, Cypress Hills Cemetery, Queens/Brooklyn, NY. Cause of death was listed as a "pulmonary oedema."
In the 1910 census she was still living with the Corwith family, but they had moved to Rockville Center, NY. Date of her immigration was listed as 1848.
Possibly the Eliza Bradley who arrived from England at Castle Garden on 27 Feb 1849 at age 23. Her occupation was a dressmaker and she departed from Liverpool aboard the Boadicea.
She died on 28 June 1914 at age 87 at her residence, 42 Bentis Ave., Rockville Center, NY. The next day she was buried in Section 17, Lot 296, East Part, Cypress Hills Cemetery, Queens/Brooklyn, NY. Cause of death was listed as a "pulmonary oedema."
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