Sandusky County OhArchives Obituaries.....Bradshaw, James November 2, 1901
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Clyde Enterprise, 7 Nov 1901 
James Bradshaw, a well known farmer who resides near Vickery, was killed Saturday
night.  Bradshaw and 
some neighbors had gone to Sandusky for lumber to build him a house and it is stated
that Bradshaw had 
been drinking.  Bradshaw was riding on a load of lumber and when near Venice fell
from the load, the 
wheels of the wagon running over his head crushing his skull.

Mr. Stevens who was riding with Bradshaw did not miss him at first.  He then drove
back and found 
Bradshaw unconscious in the road.  He was taken to a nearby house and lived about
two hours.  His body 
was taken to Sandusky and prepared for burial.

Bradshaw was an old soldier about 64 years of age.  He leaves a wife and several
small children.  The 
funeral was held at Ray Shore church Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock and burial was
made in the Tew 
cemetery.

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