Bridget was born about 1800 in Maghera, County Derry, Ireland. She married Michael Bradley (1783-1872) about 1822 in Ireland.
Michael and Bridget had eight known children, all born in Ireland: John Bradley (ca 1824-1896), Patrick J. Bradley (ca 1825-1910), Bridget M. Bradley-McIntyre (ca 1829-1901), Mary E. Bradley-Kearney (ca 1832-1911), Michael C. Bradley (ca 1833-1900), Dennis Bradley (ca 1834-1898), Annie Bradley-Henry (1838-1904), and James H. M. Bradley (1843-1906), all born in Ireland.
The family arrived in New York in 1848 and travelled to the Baltimore, Maryland area in 1850. Reportedly, their son John was first to immigrate to America and the whole family followed soon after John settled in Maryland. They lived a life of farming in Harford County until after the Civil War when the family relocated to Washington Twp, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, into a new farm.
After her husband Michael died in 1872, Bridget lived with her daughter Annie Bradley-Henry. Both Bridget and Michael are buried in St. Aloysius Cemetery with several other family members.
Michael and Bridget had eight known children, all born in Ireland: John Bradley (ca 1824-1896), Patrick J. Bradley (ca 1825-1910), Bridget M. Bradley-McIntyre (ca 1829-1901), Mary E. Bradley-Kearney (ca 1832-1911), Michael C. Bradley (ca 1833-1900), Dennis Bradley (ca 1834-1898), Annie Bradley-Henry (1838-1904), and James H. M. Bradley (1843-1906), all born in Ireland.
The family arrived in New York in 1848 and travelled to the Baltimore, Maryland area in 1850. Reportedly, their son John was first to immigrate to America and the whole family followed soon after John settled in Maryland. They lived a life of farming in Harford County until after the Civil War when the family relocated to Washington Twp, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, into a new farm.
After her husband Michael died in 1872, Bridget lived with her daughter Annie Bradley-Henry. Both Bridget and Michael are buried in St. Aloysius Cemetery with several other family members.
Bridget was born about 1800 in Maghera, County Derry, Ireland. She married Michael Bradley (1783-1872) about 1822 in Ireland.
Michael and Bridget had eight known children, all born in Ireland: John Bradley (ca 1824-1896), Patrick J. Bradley (ca 1825-1910), Bridget M. Bradley-McIntyre (ca 1829-1901), Mary E. Bradley-Kearney (ca 1832-1911), Michael C. Bradley (ca 1833-1900), Dennis Bradley (ca 1834-1898), Annie Bradley-Henry (1838-1904), and James H. M. Bradley (1843-1906), all born in Ireland.
The family arrived in New York in 1848 and travelled to the Baltimore, Maryland area in 1850. Reportedly, their son John was first to immigrate to America and the whole family followed soon after John settled in Maryland. They lived a life of farming in Harford County until after the Civil War when the family relocated to Washington Twp, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, into a new farm.
After her husband Michael died in 1872, Bridget lived with her daughter Annie Bradley-Henry. Both Bridget and Michael are buried in St. Aloysius Cemetery with several other family members.
Michael and Bridget had eight known children, all born in Ireland: John Bradley (ca 1824-1896), Patrick J. Bradley (ca 1825-1910), Bridget M. Bradley-McIntyre (ca 1829-1901), Mary E. Bradley-Kearney (ca 1832-1911), Michael C. Bradley (ca 1833-1900), Dennis Bradley (ca 1834-1898), Annie Bradley-Henry (1838-1904), and James H. M. Bradley (1843-1906), all born in Ireland.
The family arrived in New York in 1848 and travelled to the Baltimore, Maryland area in 1850. Reportedly, their son John was first to immigrate to America and the whole family followed soon after John settled in Maryland. They lived a life of farming in Harford County until after the Civil War when the family relocated to Washington Twp, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, into a new farm.
After her husband Michael died in 1872, Bridget lived with her daughter Annie Bradley-Henry. Both Bridget and Michael are buried in St. Aloysius Cemetery with several other family members.
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