Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Bradley, Mabel October 29, 1912
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Virginian Pilot October 30, 1912
COMPANIONS FAINT WHEN GIRL DIES IN MILL
Miss Mabel Bradley Succumbs To Bright's Disease And Others Were So Affected Work 
Had To Be Stopped

Miss Mabel Bradley, 17 year's old, fell dead in the finishing room of the 
Chesapeake knitting mills of the William Sloan Company yesterday afternoon at 
1:15 o'clock, as the result of Bright's disease, from which she had been 
suffering since childhood.
She was subjected to fainting spells and it was one of these that caused her 
death.  As the result of her death ten or twelve girls in the mill fainted, fell 
out, and caused a cessation of work for the remainder of the afternoon, many 
leaving the plant altogether for the day.
The body was removed to the home of her mother, Mrs. Laura Bradley in Liberty 
street, where preparations for burial were made by Funeral Director J.R. 
Williams.
The father of the young lady, Joe Bradley, died several years ago.  In addition 
to a mother she is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Sallie M. Price, Mrs. Bettie 
B. Glemming, of Berkley and Mrs. T.J. Hollomon and Mrs. Ballance of Aulander, 
N.C. and three brothers, George Bradley of Berkley, John Bradley of Aulander and 
Paul Bradley of Rocky Mount, N.C.
The funeral will be conducted at the above residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock 
and the interment will be in Riverside Cemetery.

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