transcribed from Huron Co., Ohio Cemetery inscriptions, Fitchville Cemetery, pg. 115
The following bio is courtesy of SavingRecordsForOurFuture (#47454702):
D. J. Brady was born in Cayuga County, New York, in 1816. In 1817 his parents moved to Staten Island, New York, and there the subject was reared. In 1824 they moved to Greenwich Township, Huron County, locating in the woods. And Mr. Brady assited greatly in clearing the forest and opening to cultivation the present broad and fertile acres of the southern portion of the county. Mr. Brady, at a ripe old age, is still residing amid the scenes of his labors.
The following bio is courtesy of SavingRecordsForOurFuture (#47454702):
D. J. Brady was born in Cayuga County, New York, in 1816. In 1817 his parents moved to Staten Island, New York, and there the subject was reared. In 1824 they moved to Greenwich Township, Huron County, locating in the woods. And Mr. Brady assited greatly in clearing the forest and opening to cultivation the present broad and fertile acres of the southern portion of the county. Mr. Brady, at a ripe old age, is still residing amid the scenes of his labors.
transcribed from Huron Co., Ohio Cemetery inscriptions, Fitchville Cemetery, pg. 115
The following bio is courtesy of SavingRecordsForOurFuture (#47454702):
D. J. Brady was born in Cayuga County, New York, in 1816. In 1817 his parents moved to Staten Island, New York, and there the subject was reared. In 1824 they moved to Greenwich Township, Huron County, locating in the woods. And Mr. Brady assited greatly in clearing the forest and opening to cultivation the present broad and fertile acres of the southern portion of the county. Mr. Brady, at a ripe old age, is still residing amid the scenes of his labors.
The following bio is courtesy of SavingRecordsForOurFuture (#47454702):
D. J. Brady was born in Cayuga County, New York, in 1816. In 1817 his parents moved to Staten Island, New York, and there the subject was reared. In 1824 they moved to Greenwich Township, Huron County, locating in the woods. And Mr. Brady assited greatly in clearing the forest and opening to cultivation the present broad and fertile acres of the southern portion of the county. Mr. Brady, at a ripe old age, is still residing amid the scenes of his labors.
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