Richard & Eleanor "Helen" were married May 15, 1800 in Hunningdon, PA.
Eleanor went by Helen.
OBITUARY from Pittsburgh Gazette August 11, 1855 page 3 - "Old Folks at Home" — Mrs. Ellen McGuire, aged about seventy-five years, and Charles Bradley aged sixty years, died in Allegheny township, Cambria county this week. Mrs McGuire's husband was the first white settler of Cambria county, and Mr. Bradley was the second white child horn in that county.
Eleanor went by Helen.
OBITUARY from Pittsburgh Gazette August 11, 1855 page 3 - "Old Folks at Home" — Mrs. Ellen McGuire, aged about seventy-five years, and Charles Bradley aged sixty years, died in Allegheny township, Cambria county this week. Mrs McGuire's husband was the first white settler of Cambria county, and Mr. Bradley was the second white child horn in that county.
Richard & Eleanor "Helen" were married May 15, 1800 in Hunningdon, PA.
Eleanor went by Helen.
OBITUARY from Pittsburgh Gazette August 11, 1855 page 3 - "Old Folks at Home" — Mrs. Ellen McGuire, aged about seventy-five years, and Charles Bradley aged sixty years, died in Allegheny township, Cambria county this week. Mrs McGuire's husband was the first white settler of Cambria county, and Mr. Bradley was the second white child horn in that county.
Eleanor went by Helen.
OBITUARY from Pittsburgh Gazette August 11, 1855 page 3 - "Old Folks at Home" — Mrs. Ellen McGuire, aged about seventy-five years, and Charles Bradley aged sixty years, died in Allegheny township, Cambria county this week. Mrs McGuire's husband was the first white settler of Cambria county, and Mr. Bradley was the second white child horn in that county.
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