In the obituary, "Mikado, KS" should be "Mankato, KS". His wife and baby, mentioned, were Anna and Margaret (below). After his death, they moved to Illinois where Anna married Charles Tombaugh.
In addition to his formal obituary, this following article appeared in the Jewell County Record 120 years later, in Dec 2008: "Charles Bradrick died at his Mankato home. He came to Jewell County in 1884 and served as a bookkeeper in the Jewell City bank. He was employed at the Jewel County Treasurer's office at the time of his death. He leaves a wife and two month old daughter."
In addition to his formal obituary, this following article appeared in the Jewell County Record 120 years later, in Dec 2008: "Charles Bradrick died at his Mankato home. He came to Jewell County in 1884 and served as a bookkeeper in the Jewell City bank. He was employed at the Jewel County Treasurer's office at the time of his death. He leaves a wife and two month old daughter."
In the obituary, "Mikado, KS" should be "Mankato, KS". His wife and baby, mentioned, were Anna and Margaret (below). After his death, they moved to Illinois where Anna married Charles Tombaugh.
In addition to his formal obituary, this following article appeared in the Jewell County Record 120 years later, in Dec 2008: "Charles Bradrick died at his Mankato home. He came to Jewell County in 1884 and served as a bookkeeper in the Jewell City bank. He was employed at the Jewel County Treasurer's office at the time of his death. He leaves a wife and two month old daughter."
In addition to his formal obituary, this following article appeared in the Jewell County Record 120 years later, in Dec 2008: "Charles Bradrick died at his Mankato home. He came to Jewell County in 1884 and served as a bookkeeper in the Jewell City bank. He was employed at the Jewel County Treasurer's office at the time of his death. He leaves a wife and two month old daughter."
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As of 2018, the plot is kept up, but the headstone for Charles has fallen over, and is broken in two pieces. With cleaning it would still be legible.
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