Obit of Katherine BRADLEY (d.1911), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 5 January 1911

OBITUARY
	KATHERINE BRADLEY, relic of the late John Bradley, passed away 
at the farm home of her son Matt east of town, Jan. 2, of old age, having 
attained the ripe age of 89 years.  Deceased was born in Ireland, where
she was married , and came to this country with her husband in the year 
1856, settling at Davenport, Iowa.  They remained there for a few years 
and then came to Henderson and took as a homestead the farm on which she 
lived until her death.  Five children were born to them, four of whom are 
living, viz: Tim and Bridget, who are living in the state of Washington, 
and Mike and Matt, who are still at the old home.  Her husband died in 
September, 1909.  The funeral took place yesterday morning from the house 
to the Catholic church in Jessenland, where the funeral services were 
conducted by the Rev. Fr. Joyce and the remains were interred in the 
cemetery adjoining. 
	Mrs. Bradley was a kind and dutiful wife and mother, a good 
friend and neighbor and a devout Christian, and her many years of life 
were usefully employed.
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