Estella Bradley was born on Oct 2, 1880, in Pennsylvania, to parents Dennis Bradley (1834-1898), and Margaret Fitzpatrick (1846-1912), both born in Ireland.
Estella was the seventh child in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: Ella/Ellen Bradley-McCool (1869-1961), Mary M. Bradley-Bradley-Delozier (1871-1950), Agnes Johanna Bradley-Leahey (1872-1948), John Bradley (1873-), Francis L. Bradley (1875-1955), James Bradley (1878-1896), Mathilda Margaret Bradley-Wendell (1884-1964), and Edward Joseph Bradley (1884-1959).
On June 25, 1902, in Lilly, Pennsylvania, Estella married Edward John Strobel (1875-1965), born in Pennsylvania. Edward was a son of Paul and Anna Strobel, both born in Germany/Austria.
Estella and Edward settled in Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Edward was foreman in a steel mill. They had three known children: Evelyn M. Strobel-Taylor (1903-1997), Marguerite Strobel-Thomas (1916-1985), and Lorraine Strobel-Losasso (1918-2003).
Estella died on Apr 22, 1951, in Vandergrift and is buried in St. Gertrude Memorial Cemetery there.
Estella was the seventh child in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: Ella/Ellen Bradley-McCool (1869-1961), Mary M. Bradley-Bradley-Delozier (1871-1950), Agnes Johanna Bradley-Leahey (1872-1948), John Bradley (1873-), Francis L. Bradley (1875-1955), James Bradley (1878-1896), Mathilda Margaret Bradley-Wendell (1884-1964), and Edward Joseph Bradley (1884-1959).
On June 25, 1902, in Lilly, Pennsylvania, Estella married Edward John Strobel (1875-1965), born in Pennsylvania. Edward was a son of Paul and Anna Strobel, both born in Germany/Austria.
Estella and Edward settled in Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Edward was foreman in a steel mill. They had three known children: Evelyn M. Strobel-Taylor (1903-1997), Marguerite Strobel-Thomas (1916-1985), and Lorraine Strobel-Losasso (1918-2003).
Estella died on Apr 22, 1951, in Vandergrift and is buried in St. Gertrude Memorial Cemetery there.
Estella Bradley was born on Oct 2, 1880, in Pennsylvania, to parents Dennis Bradley (1834-1898), and Margaret Fitzpatrick (1846-1912), both born in Ireland.
Estella was the seventh child in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: Ella/Ellen Bradley-McCool (1869-1961), Mary M. Bradley-Bradley-Delozier (1871-1950), Agnes Johanna Bradley-Leahey (1872-1948), John Bradley (1873-), Francis L. Bradley (1875-1955), James Bradley (1878-1896), Mathilda Margaret Bradley-Wendell (1884-1964), and Edward Joseph Bradley (1884-1959).
On June 25, 1902, in Lilly, Pennsylvania, Estella married Edward John Strobel (1875-1965), born in Pennsylvania. Edward was a son of Paul and Anna Strobel, both born in Germany/Austria.
Estella and Edward settled in Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Edward was foreman in a steel mill. They had three known children: Evelyn M. Strobel-Taylor (1903-1997), Marguerite Strobel-Thomas (1916-1985), and Lorraine Strobel-Losasso (1918-2003).
Estella died on Apr 22, 1951, in Vandergrift and is buried in St. Gertrude Memorial Cemetery there.
Estella was the seventh child in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: Ella/Ellen Bradley-McCool (1869-1961), Mary M. Bradley-Bradley-Delozier (1871-1950), Agnes Johanna Bradley-Leahey (1872-1948), John Bradley (1873-), Francis L. Bradley (1875-1955), James Bradley (1878-1896), Mathilda Margaret Bradley-Wendell (1884-1964), and Edward Joseph Bradley (1884-1959).
On June 25, 1902, in Lilly, Pennsylvania, Estella married Edward John Strobel (1875-1965), born in Pennsylvania. Edward was a son of Paul and Anna Strobel, both born in Germany/Austria.
Estella and Edward settled in Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Edward was foreman in a steel mill. They had three known children: Evelyn M. Strobel-Taylor (1903-1997), Marguerite Strobel-Thomas (1916-1985), and Lorraine Strobel-Losasso (1918-2003).
Estella died on Apr 22, 1951, in Vandergrift and is buried in St. Gertrude Memorial Cemetery there.
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