William Bradley joined the 40th Wisconsin Infantry, Company D, on 5/17/1864. He was "mustered out", on 9/16/1864.
Bradley was the Chief Engineer with the Madison Fire Department.
On 6/26/1881, Bradley was in a boat on Lake Mendota, when he was "seized with a fit" (as the Stevens Point Daily Journal described it), and fell into the lake, and drowned.
Bradley was the Chief Engineer with the Madison Fire Department.
On 6/26/1881, Bradley was in a boat on Lake Mendota, when he was "seized with a fit" (as the Stevens Point Daily Journal described it), and fell into the lake, and drowned.
William Bradley joined the 40th Wisconsin Infantry, Company D, on 5/17/1864. He was "mustered out", on 9/16/1864.
Bradley was the Chief Engineer with the Madison Fire Department.
On 6/26/1881, Bradley was in a boat on Lake Mendota, when he was "seized with a fit" (as the Stevens Point Daily Journal described it), and fell into the lake, and drowned.
Bradley was the Chief Engineer with the Madison Fire Department.
On 6/26/1881, Bradley was in a boat on Lake Mendota, when he was "seized with a fit" (as the Stevens Point Daily Journal described it), and fell into the lake, and drowned.
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