San Bernardino Daily Sun (San Bernardino, California)
December 8, 1914 (Tuesday)
"In the Shadow
James Warren Bradley passed away last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ellis Hylton [nee Lena Sevire Bradley], on East K street [in Colton]. He had been living with his wife [nee Sarah Caroline Smith] on a small chicken ranch in East Colton for nearly a year, having been moved to his daughter's home when he became so very ill. He was a native of California, having been born at Napa City 67 years ago. For years he has been living at Ingomar [in Merced county] where he had a position in a store. He is survived by a wife and seven children who are Charles, Frank and Thomas Bradley and Mrs. Ellie Hylton of Colton, Mrs. C[harles] E. Stead [nee Ivy Irene Bradley] and Mrs. Robert Buddinger [nee Alma Dee Bradley] of Los Angeles and J[ames] V[alentine] Bradley of San Jose. Four brothers and four sisters are also living, all of them residing in more northern parts of the sttae [sic].
The funeral services are to be held tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at the Knopsnyder chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Pieters, the Baptist pastor, officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery, San Bernardino."
December 8, 1914 (Tuesday)
"In the Shadow
James Warren Bradley passed away last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ellis Hylton [nee Lena Sevire Bradley], on East K street [in Colton]. He had been living with his wife [nee Sarah Caroline Smith] on a small chicken ranch in East Colton for nearly a year, having been moved to his daughter's home when he became so very ill. He was a native of California, having been born at Napa City 67 years ago. For years he has been living at Ingomar [in Merced county] where he had a position in a store. He is survived by a wife and seven children who are Charles, Frank and Thomas Bradley and Mrs. Ellie Hylton of Colton, Mrs. C[harles] E. Stead [nee Ivy Irene Bradley] and Mrs. Robert Buddinger [nee Alma Dee Bradley] of Los Angeles and J[ames] V[alentine] Bradley of San Jose. Four brothers and four sisters are also living, all of them residing in more northern parts of the sttae [sic].
The funeral services are to be held tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at the Knopsnyder chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Pieters, the Baptist pastor, officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery, San Bernardino."
San Bernardino Daily Sun (San Bernardino, California)
December 8, 1914 (Tuesday)
"In the Shadow
James Warren Bradley passed away last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ellis Hylton [nee Lena Sevire Bradley], on East K street [in Colton]. He had been living with his wife [nee Sarah Caroline Smith] on a small chicken ranch in East Colton for nearly a year, having been moved to his daughter's home when he became so very ill. He was a native of California, having been born at Napa City 67 years ago. For years he has been living at Ingomar [in Merced county] where he had a position in a store. He is survived by a wife and seven children who are Charles, Frank and Thomas Bradley and Mrs. Ellie Hylton of Colton, Mrs. C[harles] E. Stead [nee Ivy Irene Bradley] and Mrs. Robert Buddinger [nee Alma Dee Bradley] of Los Angeles and J[ames] V[alentine] Bradley of San Jose. Four brothers and four sisters are also living, all of them residing in more northern parts of the sttae [sic].
The funeral services are to be held tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at the Knopsnyder chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Pieters, the Baptist pastor, officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery, San Bernardino."
December 8, 1914 (Tuesday)
"In the Shadow
James Warren Bradley passed away last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ellis Hylton [nee Lena Sevire Bradley], on East K street [in Colton]. He had been living with his wife [nee Sarah Caroline Smith] on a small chicken ranch in East Colton for nearly a year, having been moved to his daughter's home when he became so very ill. He was a native of California, having been born at Napa City 67 years ago. For years he has been living at Ingomar [in Merced county] where he had a position in a store. He is survived by a wife and seven children who are Charles, Frank and Thomas Bradley and Mrs. Ellie Hylton of Colton, Mrs. C[harles] E. Stead [nee Ivy Irene Bradley] and Mrs. Robert Buddinger [nee Alma Dee Bradley] of Los Angeles and J[ames] V[alentine] Bradley of San Jose. Four brothers and four sisters are also living, all of them residing in more northern parts of the sttae [sic].
The funeral services are to be held tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at the Knopsnyder chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Pieters, the Baptist pastor, officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery, San Bernardino."
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