Jane Dinkins Bradford was the daughter of Joshua Albert Dinkins and Sarah Mary Dula. She married Nero Guy Bradford in Caldwell County, NC in January of 1850. Her husband was severely injured at the Battle of Gettysburg, and after the war, they moved to Fort Mill, S.C. They were quite active in the community.
They had four children: Rufus Bennett, Albert A, L. H., and Zebulon Vance.
(note: A contributor has noted that there is a "C" carved into the tombstone and that records show that this stands for Cushman)
They had four children: Rufus Bennett, Albert A, L. H., and Zebulon Vance.
(note: A contributor has noted that there is a "C" carved into the tombstone and that records show that this stands for Cushman)
Jane Dinkins Bradford was the daughter of Joshua Albert Dinkins and Sarah Mary Dula. She married Nero Guy Bradford in Caldwell County, NC in January of 1850. Her husband was severely injured at the Battle of Gettysburg, and after the war, they moved to Fort Mill, S.C. They were quite active in the community.
They had four children: Rufus Bennett, Albert A, L. H., and Zebulon Vance.
(note: A contributor has noted that there is a "C" carved into the tombstone and that records show that this stands for Cushman)
They had four children: Rufus Bennett, Albert A, L. H., and Zebulon Vance.
(note: A contributor has noted that there is a "C" carved into the tombstone and that records show that this stands for Cushman)
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