Geary County KS Archives Obituaries.....Bradshaw, W. A. January 19, 1954
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Newspaper Obituary
Obituary #1

W. A. Bradshaw

   Funeral services for W. A. Bradshaw, 913 Vattier, who died in Junction City 
(Kansas) Saturday will be held Thursday at 2:30 P.M. IN THE Burliew-Cowan 
chapel.
   Mr. Bradshaw had requested that no flowers be sent to the funeral and that 
the money ordinarily used to purchase them be turned over to charity.
   Mr. Bradshaw, whose body was found in a fire at Junction City after he 
either suffered a heart attack or was overcome by smoke, came to Kansas in 
1905 and farmed in this area most of his life.  He was born in Blowing Rock, 
N. C.
   Survivors include: his widow, Mrs. Jane Bradshaw of the home; five 
children, Mrs. Faye Lynch, Wakefield; Donald, Kansas City; Melvin, Topeka; 
Leonard, Florida and Ralph of the home; six brothers, Milton, Wamego; Jones, 
Westmoreland; Thomas Robert and Ed, all of Lenore (sic), N. C.; Fred, Boone 
County (sic), N,. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Timpa Ford and Miss Maude Bradshaw, 
both of Blowing Rock, N. C.  He also has 10 grandchildren and two great 
grandchildren.

Obituary #2

W. A. Bradshaw

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday for w. A. Bradshaw of 913 
Vattier, who died in Junction City Saturday.  The services will be at the 
Burliew-Cowan Chapel.
   Mr. Bradshaw’s body was found in a fire at Junction City.  He was either 
overcome by smoke or suffered a heart attack.
   He was born in Blowing Rock, N. C. and came to Kansas in 1905, farming in 
this area most of his life.
   His widow, Mrs. Jane Bradshaw survives with the following children, Mrs. 
Faye Lynch of Wakefield, Donald of Kansas City; Melvin of Topeka, Leonard of 
Florida and Ralph of the home.  There are six brothers and two sisters.
   Funeral services will be held at the Burliew-Cowan Chapel, Thursday 
afternoon at 2:30 with the Rev. John R. Ferguson in charge.  Burial will be in 
Sunset cemetery.


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