Elizabeth Bridget Bradley was born Feb 13, 1857, in Summit, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, to parents Patrick J. Bradley (1825-1910), and Margaret Bradley (1834-1896), both born in Ireland.
Elizabeth was raised in a life of farming and was the oldest in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: John Patrick Bradley (1859-1942), Michael Daniel Bradley (1861-1927), Mary Jane Bradley-Farren (1864-1940), Susan Bradley-Quirk (1867-1949), Rosanna M. Bradley-McCarthy (1870-1941), Anastasia Bradley-Quirk (1872-1949), Caroline M. Bradley-Thompson (1874-1916), and Walter James Bradley (1877-1912), all born in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
In 1883, Elizabeth married Peter Rafferty, born in Pennsylvania (1859-1920). They settled in Bellevue, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where Peter was a railway conductor. The census reports they had a total of 7 children. Their four known children, all daughters: Anna M. Rafferty-Callander 1883-1953, Lila M. Rafferty-Penney 1885-1949, Gertrude M. Rafferty-Smith 1890-1978, and Helen Rafferty-Johnson 1894.
Elizabeth's husband Peter died in 1920, and Elizabeth followed in 1947. Both are buried in the North Side Catholic Cemetery (Christ Our Redeemer Catholic Cemetery).
Elizabeth was raised in a life of farming and was the oldest in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: John Patrick Bradley (1859-1942), Michael Daniel Bradley (1861-1927), Mary Jane Bradley-Farren (1864-1940), Susan Bradley-Quirk (1867-1949), Rosanna M. Bradley-McCarthy (1870-1941), Anastasia Bradley-Quirk (1872-1949), Caroline M. Bradley-Thompson (1874-1916), and Walter James Bradley (1877-1912), all born in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
In 1883, Elizabeth married Peter Rafferty, born in Pennsylvania (1859-1920). They settled in Bellevue, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where Peter was a railway conductor. The census reports they had a total of 7 children. Their four known children, all daughters: Anna M. Rafferty-Callander 1883-1953, Lila M. Rafferty-Penney 1885-1949, Gertrude M. Rafferty-Smith 1890-1978, and Helen Rafferty-Johnson 1894.
Elizabeth's husband Peter died in 1920, and Elizabeth followed in 1947. Both are buried in the North Side Catholic Cemetery (Christ Our Redeemer Catholic Cemetery).
Elizabeth Bridget Bradley was born Feb 13, 1857, in Summit, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, to parents Patrick J. Bradley (1825-1910), and Margaret Bradley (1834-1896), both born in Ireland.
Elizabeth was raised in a life of farming and was the oldest in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: John Patrick Bradley (1859-1942), Michael Daniel Bradley (1861-1927), Mary Jane Bradley-Farren (1864-1940), Susan Bradley-Quirk (1867-1949), Rosanna M. Bradley-McCarthy (1870-1941), Anastasia Bradley-Quirk (1872-1949), Caroline M. Bradley-Thompson (1874-1916), and Walter James Bradley (1877-1912), all born in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
In 1883, Elizabeth married Peter Rafferty, born in Pennsylvania (1859-1920). They settled in Bellevue, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where Peter was a railway conductor. The census reports they had a total of 7 children. Their four known children, all daughters: Anna M. Rafferty-Callander 1883-1953, Lila M. Rafferty-Penney 1885-1949, Gertrude M. Rafferty-Smith 1890-1978, and Helen Rafferty-Johnson 1894.
Elizabeth's husband Peter died in 1920, and Elizabeth followed in 1947. Both are buried in the North Side Catholic Cemetery (Christ Our Redeemer Catholic Cemetery).
Elizabeth was raised in a life of farming and was the oldest in a family of nine children. Her brothers and sisters were: John Patrick Bradley (1859-1942), Michael Daniel Bradley (1861-1927), Mary Jane Bradley-Farren (1864-1940), Susan Bradley-Quirk (1867-1949), Rosanna M. Bradley-McCarthy (1870-1941), Anastasia Bradley-Quirk (1872-1949), Caroline M. Bradley-Thompson (1874-1916), and Walter James Bradley (1877-1912), all born in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
In 1883, Elizabeth married Peter Rafferty, born in Pennsylvania (1859-1920). They settled in Bellevue, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where Peter was a railway conductor. The census reports they had a total of 7 children. Their four known children, all daughters: Anna M. Rafferty-Callander 1883-1953, Lila M. Rafferty-Penney 1885-1949, Gertrude M. Rafferty-Smith 1890-1978, and Helen Rafferty-Johnson 1894.
Elizabeth's husband Peter died in 1920, and Elizabeth followed in 1947. Both are buried in the North Side Catholic Cemetery (Christ Our Redeemer Catholic Cemetery).
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