Elijah Bradley Died 1844

Born to Capt Zebulon Bradley and Elizabeth Hemingway Bradley. Elijah Bradley passed away on May 29, 1844and was buried in Old Cemetery in New Haven, CT. Elijah Bradley was married to Hester Thompson Bradley and had 3 children: Amy B Bradley Clarke, William Bradley, Polly Bradley Smith.

Death:
May 29, 1844
Born in:
New Haven, CT
Plot:
On the left (east) side of the grass road from the original entrance, north of the two giant white pine trees
Burial place:
Old Cemetery
East Haven, CT

Passed away Relatives of Elijah Bradley

parents

Died 1760
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Died 1803
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT

spouses

Died 1845
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT

children

Died 1868
Birth place:
Connecticut
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Died 1864
Birth place:
Connecticut
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Died 1873
Birth place:
Connecticut
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT

siblings

Died 1817
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
227 Grove St, New Haven, CT 06533
Died 1827
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Died 1780
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
Brooklyn, NY
Died 1833
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Abijah Bradley
Died 1779
Zebulon Bradley
Died 1779
Died 1840
Birth place:
New Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Elijah Bradley
Died 1844

Who is Else Buried at Old Cemetery in Connecticut

1827 — 1828 (aged 1)
Died 1840
1820 — 1891 (aged 71)
Birth place:
New Hampshire
Died 1813
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
1823 — 1880 (aged 57)
1911 — 2009 (aged 98)
1848 — 1849 (aged 1)
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Where was Elijah Bradley born?

Elijah Bradley was born in New Haven, CT

When did is Elijah Bradley pass away?

Elijah Bradley passed away in May 29, 1844

Where is Elijah Bradley buried?

Elijah Bradley is interred in East Haven, CT, in Plot: On the left (east) side of the grass road from the original entrance, north of the two giant white pine trees

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