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Bradlee, Josiah

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Bradlee, Josiah

A subscriber to the [[Joseph Story Statue|Story Statue]]. Listed in the 1838 Catalogue of proprietors without a lot number, listed in the 1849 and 1860 Catalogue of proprietors as the proprietor of [[Lot 703|lot 703]]. Buried in [[Lot 643]]. Son of [[Bradlee, Rebecca B.|Rebecca B. Bradlee]] and [[Bradlee, Joseph P.|Joseph P. Bradlee]].

Bradlee, Josiah

A subscriber to the [[Joseph Story Statue|Story Statue]]. Listed in the 1838 Catalogue of proprietors without a lot number, listed in the 1849 and 1860 Catalogue of proprietors as the proprietor of [[Lot 703|lot 703]].
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