Della was the daughter of John W. "Jack" Bradley (1854-1934) and Elizabeth Palestine Hardman (1856-1918). She married John F. Entrekin December 14, 1905, in Cullman, Alabama.
Aunt Della seems to have 2 graves at New Hope. One is marked by a stone with name and dates; the other is a metal marker from a funeral home and has Mrs. I. M. Entriken, 1885-1907. There is a grave between these 2 that is just marked with a cinderblock. I think one grave is Della's and one her baby. I think she and the baby died several days apart. The mention in the Winston County paper doesn't give her name and the death date is slightly different from the tombstone. The paper has just that the "wife of Mr. John Entrekin died...."
Aunt Della seems to have 2 graves at New Hope. One is marked by a stone with name and dates; the other is a metal marker from a funeral home and has Mrs. I. M. Entriken, 1885-1907. There is a grave between these 2 that is just marked with a cinderblock. I think one grave is Della's and one her baby. I think she and the baby died several days apart. The mention in the Winston County paper doesn't give her name and the death date is slightly different from the tombstone. The paper has just that the "wife of Mr. John Entrekin died...."
Della was the daughter of John W. "Jack" Bradley (1854-1934) and Elizabeth Palestine Hardman (1856-1918). She married John F. Entrekin December 14, 1905, in Cullman, Alabama.
Aunt Della seems to have 2 graves at New Hope. One is marked by a stone with name and dates; the other is a metal marker from a funeral home and has Mrs. I. M. Entriken, 1885-1907. There is a grave between these 2 that is just marked with a cinderblock. I think one grave is Della's and one her baby. I think she and the baby died several days apart. The mention in the Winston County paper doesn't give her name and the death date is slightly different from the tombstone. The paper has just that the "wife of Mr. John Entrekin died...."
Aunt Della seems to have 2 graves at New Hope. One is marked by a stone with name and dates; the other is a metal marker from a funeral home and has Mrs. I. M. Entriken, 1885-1907. There is a grave between these 2 that is just marked with a cinderblock. I think one grave is Della's and one her baby. I think she and the baby died several days apart. The mention in the Winston County paper doesn't give her name and the death date is slightly different from the tombstone. The paper has just that the "wife of Mr. John Entrekin died...."
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