Rebecca Bradley, youngest child born to John and Mary [née Kidd] Bradley, grew up in the bounds of Long Cane in Abbeville County, South Carolina. Her older brother, Patrick, was a general during the Civil War and responsible in bring the train from Knoxville to August, through what became Bradley, South Carolina.
Rebecca married David Morrah on July 16th 1846. This union was blessed with the following known children:
John Henry (1847-1899)
Mary Elizabeth (1853-1925)
George Bradley (1856-1902)
Samuel Patrick (1858-1939)
Ellen Rebecca (1862-1932)
Ida Caroline (1867-1887)
William David (1869-1939)
Lillian "Lillie" (1872-1928)
Rebecca married David Morrah on July 16th 1846. This union was blessed with the following known children:
John Henry (1847-1899)
Mary Elizabeth (1853-1925)
George Bradley (1856-1902)
Samuel Patrick (1858-1939)
Ellen Rebecca (1862-1932)
Ida Caroline (1867-1887)
William David (1869-1939)
Lillian "Lillie" (1872-1928)
Rebecca Bradley, youngest child born to John and Mary [née Kidd] Bradley, grew up in the bounds of Long Cane in Abbeville County, South Carolina. Her older brother, Patrick, was a general during the Civil War and responsible in bring the train from Knoxville to August, through what became Bradley, South Carolina.
Rebecca married David Morrah on July 16th 1846. This union was blessed with the following known children:
John Henry (1847-1899)
Mary Elizabeth (1853-1925)
George Bradley (1856-1902)
Samuel Patrick (1858-1939)
Ellen Rebecca (1862-1932)
Ida Caroline (1867-1887)
William David (1869-1939)
Lillian "Lillie" (1872-1928)
Rebecca married David Morrah on July 16th 1846. This union was blessed with the following known children:
John Henry (1847-1899)
Mary Elizabeth (1853-1925)
George Bradley (1856-1902)
Samuel Patrick (1858-1939)
Ellen Rebecca (1862-1932)
Ida Caroline (1867-1887)
William David (1869-1939)
Lillian "Lillie" (1872-1928)
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