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Name: pat bagent <patbagent@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-05-30 My Ancestors were Samuel & Phoebe Brady My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Your website is where I found out that my ggggrandparents are buried which is in Mingo. Thank you. I enjoyed the information that I was able to gather from your website. It is very informative and interesting. I haven't got through all of it yet but I intend to Thanks again as I couldn't find where they were buried. I have lots more research to do but you've helped me alot.
Name: Liam James Brady <shield123@hotmail.com> Date: 2006-04-20 My Ancestors were Brady's from County Cavan My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
I am planning a trip to the homeland and would like to know more about my kin in the area of Co. Cavan.
Name: Rebecca Vogler <y98fan@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-01-18 My Ancestors were Lulu Brady and Thomas Valentine My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
A cousin of mine, (although not a descendent of the Bradys) found your site and was kind to share it with my mom and I. My mom, Julie Vogler (Valentine) is a granddaughter of Thomas Valentine and Lulu Brady through their youngest son, Keith. I was thrilled to read the account of the first Bradys in America on your site. I've been to Belington and Junior a couple of times. The last time was in 1993 and my grandpa, Keith, showed me many of the graveyards in and around Junior. He and his wife, Dolores, have since passed away. So have his two sisters and brother, Ethel, Ruth, and Tom. I see you don't have their birth dates or dates of death listed, nor their children and their children (my generation). If you want, I can provide you with that information. Thanks so much for the wonderful website!
Godspeed,
Rebecca Vogler
Name: ADRIAN ANTHONY PETER BRADY <adrian.brady@ntlworld.com> Date: 2004-05-29 My Ancestors were originate from the west of ireland My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Would just like to know of any descendants from the Brady family from the west of ireland
Name: Karen Sturdivant <LizSolley@Ntelos.Net> Date: 2004-03-08 My Ancestors were Brady My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Just Wanted To Say You Have A Very Nice WebSite! And That
My Husband's Mother Was Rosalyn Brady Sturdivant One Night I Was Looking On The Yahoo Site For Differnt Pics And Just Typed In Belington Wv And That's How I Came Across The Brady Pictures And My Husbaand Allen Said That
He Had Never Seen Them And He Spoted Some Of His Mother In Them And Him And His Older Brother Bob That Was Amazing Coming Across Pictures That He Said He Never Seen Before So Again You Have A Nice Site
Name: Zoe <sunflowerblukisses@yahoo.com> Date: 2004-02-27 My Ancestors were Brady My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Looking for Richard Brady dob 1896 married to Edith Fisher dob 1869. They had 5 children, Nettie dob 1896,Robert dob 1901, Jesse dob 1903,Gertude dob1904, William dob feb1906dodjuly14,1987,Mary Elizabeth dobAug8,1914 dod May1,1974. Looking for Willam Brady who was married to Prudence last name unknown dob 1908. Don't know how many children they had,they had a son named William dob 1930's had 5 daughter's from 1st marriage,a son from wedlock,from 2nd marraiage a daughter
He owen a billy goat business. Richard & his Wife Edith I know came from Pa, Their son William & wife Prudence lived LaSalle Illioinis. Their son William lived both in Illioinis & Hobart Indiana. I keep hitting brickwalls I hope this isnot another one. Please email sunflowerblukisses@yahoo.com. Thanks Zoe
Name: Larry Leo Thrash <leothrash@aol.com> Date: 2004-02-04 My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Just checking you site
Name: sylvia millard <sanaylor@aol.com> Date: 2003-08-25 My Ancestors were patrick brady and mary rebecca thrash My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
My great grandparents were patrick colvin brady or o'brady who came to america with his father, brother Owen and sister, Bridgette. He married Mary Rebecca Thrash and they had Agnes Rose (my grandmo, John, Anna, Mollie, I am the oldest living descendant in this line. Have unanswered question regarding a Choctaw Indian relative - can't find her. I have lots of research - willing to share.
Name: Cherie <cheriefoofoo@hotmail.com> Date: 2003-05-21 My Ancestors were Mary Jean Brady My Family Website is (http://) http:// Comments:
Mary Jean Brady was the daughter of John Brady and Pearl Lemons. I am her grandaughter
Name: Robert M Brady <bradytrilogy@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-05-09 Comments:
In Loving Memory of My Grandparents, Troy Robert & Elizabeth Thrash Brady
Just a quick note to all –
What inspired me to do this came about as I was taking my part in remembering Mother Brady, during her Memorial Service on 12-19-2002, but doing so from California. Last year, when I learned that she was failing in health, and it looked like she would not be with us much longer, I made a decision.
I knew that my next trip to Florida would be for her, so I decided that instead of returning for a funeral, I returned to spend a week seeing her for the last time. I spent her 95th birthday with her, and all of our family as well. That was in September last year. Mother Brady left us in December. I have no doubt that Pop Troy was wearing a path in the ground in front of Heaven’s Pearly Gates, only waiting to enter God’s Kingdom with Mother on his arm. They did everything together.
Back in California, during her memorial service, I picked up her book, Reclaimed Memories, and started to read it from the beginning. Not actually having done so before (just skimmed thru before), I became so engrossed, simply because I had been to many of the places spoken of, and I have the special memories of having lived with them during my early teenage years (13-14) in Singer’s Glen. I read non-stop to the end of the book. That took two days.
That is when I decided to start this project.
Those memories with them during those years are some of the most cherished memories of my life.
As a belated gift to them, and to future generations, I decided to convert all of the books to digital format and publish it to the Internet, since only a few actual hard copies were printed. Now these works can be passed down indefinitely.
The final works have enhancements and links to other cross-references and photos of the many “monuments, landmarks and the beautiful countrysideö spoken of that are not contained in the original works. This is for those that have not had the chance to visit these places, and to add to the experience of being with them in spirit.
The digital PDF reproductions of these books, Pop Troy’s Anthology, Reclaimed Memories & Kinfolk are as close to the original as I could make them. The only changes made were due to some layout constraints. (Plus a few minor typos that slipped by).
I certainly hope you enjoy these works. It is a walk down memory lane........
And many thanks to my father, Howard Brady, for his help with this project. His editing skills have been invaluable. Thanks, Dad!
Robert Martin Brady
Proud Grandson of Troy Robert & Elizabeth Thrash Brady