Obit of George M. BRADLEY (d.1899), Blue Earth Co., MN

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MFP 9/18/1899 P B-2 3:4

            Old Resident Gone
                _________

    Geo. M. Bradley  Passes Away After a
                Years Illness

    George M. Bradley died at his home in Lime township four miles
north of the city at 9:30 o'clock yesterday forenoon.  His death was due
to a complication of troubles that followed an illness of a years duration.
    The deceased was born in Cumberland county, Tenn., seventy years
ago and leaves a wife and five grown children, Mrs. L. B. Fancher and
Mrs. C. B. Brainard, both of Devils Lake, N.D., Mrs. L. J. Van Fossen and
Dr. C. H. Bradley, of Minneapolis, and G. R. Bradley of this city.  Mr. 
Bradley's parents moved to Illinois when he was achild, and he was 
married there in 1858.
He came to Blue Earth county in 1866 and resided here ever since. 
He was an active member of M. E. Church and was a well known and highly 
respected citizen.  He held township offices at various times.
    The funeral will occuer from the house at 12;00 o'clock tomorrow, 
and from the M. E. church in this city at two o'clock, and the remains 
wille be interred in Glenwood Cemetery.  All of the children except 
Mrs. Brainard will attend the funeral.