Aka Bradford Arnold, Son of Fantleroy Arnold and Elvirah Carter Arnold who married in Kentucky 1828. Bradford was born either in Clay Missouri where they were living in the 1830 census or in Kentucky. By 1860 he resided Big Rock, Mendocino County (this census enumerated and born Missouri). He was age 29 and a farmer.
Married Lamyra/Lamira Eubanks Dec 17, 1876 in Calfifornia and had at least one child, Frederick W. born the following year.
In 1880 he was working as a stock raiser in Calpella Mendocino County. He was 48 born Kentucky, parents born Kentucky, and wife was38 born Illinois. Son Frederick was age 2 born California. His wife died 1883 and in 1900 he was widowed and living in Salt Point, Sonoma County age 70, born Missiouri and resided in a boarding house.
In the year he died, 1910, Bradford was widowed and resided with his son Fred in Arena, Mendocino County in the census. He was age 79 born in Kentucky and son Fred W. was 32, a woodsman, and had a wife Jennie A also age 32.
Buried NE quarter of lot 14, Block T-6 located on the east side front row right facing from the east, LB Arnold, Arnold-Tindall plot. Lamira is in same row to the left.
Married Lamyra/Lamira Eubanks Dec 17, 1876 in Calfifornia and had at least one child, Frederick W. born the following year.
In 1880 he was working as a stock raiser in Calpella Mendocino County. He was 48 born Kentucky, parents born Kentucky, and wife was38 born Illinois. Son Frederick was age 2 born California. His wife died 1883 and in 1900 he was widowed and living in Salt Point, Sonoma County age 70, born Missiouri and resided in a boarding house.
In the year he died, 1910, Bradford was widowed and resided with his son Fred in Arena, Mendocino County in the census. He was age 79 born in Kentucky and son Fred W. was 32, a woodsman, and had a wife Jennie A also age 32.
Buried NE quarter of lot 14, Block T-6 located on the east side front row right facing from the east, LB Arnold, Arnold-Tindall plot. Lamira is in same row to the left.
Aka Bradford Arnold, Son of Fantleroy Arnold and Elvirah Carter Arnold who married in Kentucky 1828. Bradford was born either in Clay Missouri where they were living in the 1830 census or in Kentucky. By 1860 he resided Big Rock, Mendocino County (this census enumerated and born Missouri). He was age 29 and a farmer.
Married Lamyra/Lamira Eubanks Dec 17, 1876 in Calfifornia and had at least one child, Frederick W. born the following year.
In 1880 he was working as a stock raiser in Calpella Mendocino County. He was 48 born Kentucky, parents born Kentucky, and wife was38 born Illinois. Son Frederick was age 2 born California. His wife died 1883 and in 1900 he was widowed and living in Salt Point, Sonoma County age 70, born Missiouri and resided in a boarding house.
In the year he died, 1910, Bradford was widowed and resided with his son Fred in Arena, Mendocino County in the census. He was age 79 born in Kentucky and son Fred W. was 32, a woodsman, and had a wife Jennie A also age 32.
Buried NE quarter of lot 14, Block T-6 located on the east side front row right facing from the east, LB Arnold, Arnold-Tindall plot. Lamira is in same row to the left.
Married Lamyra/Lamira Eubanks Dec 17, 1876 in Calfifornia and had at least one child, Frederick W. born the following year.
In 1880 he was working as a stock raiser in Calpella Mendocino County. He was 48 born Kentucky, parents born Kentucky, and wife was38 born Illinois. Son Frederick was age 2 born California. His wife died 1883 and in 1900 he was widowed and living in Salt Point, Sonoma County age 70, born Missiouri and resided in a boarding house.
In the year he died, 1910, Bradford was widowed and resided with his son Fred in Arena, Mendocino County in the census. He was age 79 born in Kentucky and son Fred W. was 32, a woodsman, and had a wife Jennie A also age 32.
Buried NE quarter of lot 14, Block T-6 located on the east side front row right facing from the east, LB Arnold, Arnold-Tindall plot. Lamira is in same row to the left.
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