[Sailor Steve]

Cool! The Death Notice date is at variance with what I already had there. I'm sure some research there will clear it up for me.

Thanks!

[edit] The tombstone says 1899, so now I'm wondering where the date I have came from.
I just figured it out. The 1893 date is Ann's. I repeated it somehow.

[edit 2]

They had 10 Children....., although one site has it as 7.

The information I already have lists

Mary Anna Bradfield: October 17, 1841, Troup County, Georgia

James Olin Bradfield: December 2, 1843, Troup County, Georgia – March 7, 1932, Austin, Texas (great-grandfather)Served in Company E, 1st Texas Regiment, Hood’s Brigade, Longstreet’s Corps, Army of Northern Virginia

John Anderson Bradfield: October 30, 1845, Long Cane (Troup County), Georgia – December 24, 1932, Dallas TexasServed in Company F, 4th Texas Regiment, Hood’s Brigade, Longstreet’s Corps, Army of Northern Virginia

Joseph Nicholas Bradfield: October 14, 1851, Troup County, Georgia – January 23, 1919

George Reese Bradfield: November 5, 1854, Harrison County, Texas – April 19, 1926, Helena, Arkansas

Harry Langdon Bradfield: March 16, 1860, Harrison County, Texas – 1892(?), Texas

Thomas Otis Bradfield: July 19, 1864, Harrison County, Texas – 1892, Throckmorton, Texas

So that's ten.

[edit 3]

Robert Olin grave. Assume you remember him.

Yes indeed. His 1962 visit to L.A. was one of the highlights of my young life. I already had looked at that site. Thanks.


[edit 4]

Found this son that obviously served in the navy, John Clifford.

Don't know if I've seen that or not, but I didn't have it in my records. Thanks again.

[edit 5]

His historical marker stagecoach.

Guess you know his Stagecoach Rd. today is considered the scariest road in Texas and they have used it numerous times in movies.

Nope, I did not know that. I only had information that he had owned a stage line and several slaves.