Winnie Davis Camp No. 108 UCV Records from Membership Register   J. F. Bradley Entered Conf Serv June 1861 Pvt Co C 48th Tenn Cavalry; disch end of war April 1865. On original form: "Died June 1905." Information abstracted from widow's pension application #46667 Charity Bradley stated she was widow of J [oseph] F [ouler] Bradley, who died June 19, 1905, Ellis Co. Texas.  They were married April 3, 1870 Wayne Co Tenn.  She was 79 years old when she applied (June 1930) was born Sept. 14, 1851, Wayne Co. Tenn; resident Ellis County 16 years, living at Red Oak. J. F. Bradley lived at Waynesburg, Wayne Co. Tenn. when he enlisted CSA 1st Tenn. Reg. Co. F, and served four years until close of war in both Infantry and Cavalry.  Witnesses to pension application were W. E. Byrum and Mrs. John G. Mulkey June 18, 1930, Adjutant General's Office of War Department: "The name J. F. Bradley had not been found on muster rolls on file in this office of Company F of any CSA organization from the State of Tennessee.  Records show one Joseph Bradley served Co. F. 7th (Duckworth's) Tenn. Cavalry; one J. P. Bradley served in Co. F. 13th (Gore's) Tenn. Cavalry, and one J. W. Bradley served Co. F. 154th Senior Regt Tenn Inf (1st Tenn Vol) CSA. On June 30, 1930 letter to Judge Stout from State Comptroller's office advised receipt of favorable report on military record of J. F. Bradley  "on whose record Mrs. Charity Bradley of Red Oak, Texas, is applying for pension." Mrs. Charity M. Bradley died July 2, 1932 at home of son J. L. Bradley in Lancaster, Dallas Co. Texas. J. L. Bradley certified he was the person to whom it was entrusted to pay accounts of the late Mrs. Charity Bradley, a pensioner of the State of Texas, County of Ellis.  S. N. Parks, physician, stated that he attended Mrs. Bradley in her last illness and was of the opinion that her ailments were Organic Heart Disease.   Copyright © 2002-2016, Ellis County TXGenWeb. All Rights Reserved. This page was last modified: Thursday, 01-Jul-2021 13:18:36 MDT