Farabaugh Family History - Person Sheet
NameEllen A. Bradley 
BirthMay 21, 1840, Loretto, Pa.
DeathOct 5, 1907, Loretto, Pa.
BurialSt. Michael's Church Cemetery, Loretto, Pa.
BaptismJul 7, 1840, St. Michael's Church, Loretto, Pa., by Fr. Peter H. Lemke
FatherCharles L. Bradley (1795-1855)
MotherCatherine McGuire (1807-1877)
Spouses
BirthJan 3, 1830, Adams County, Pa.
DeathJun 8, 1893, Loretto, Pa.
BurialSt. Michael's Church Cemetery, Loretto, Pa.
FatherJohn Conrad (1806-1874)
MotherMary Schmall (1802-1854)
MarriageJun 1, 1858, Loretto, Pa.
ChildrenAnna Mary (1859-1906)
Charles Bonaventure (1861-<1948)
Harriet Jane (1863-)
Magdalene (1865-1954)
Margaret A. (1867-)
Hayden Joseph (1870-)
Catherine (1871-)
Matilda (1874-1935)
Victoria / Sr. Annunciatta (1875-)
Englebert (1878-1946)
Cecelia C. (1882-1935)
Robert S.
Notes for Ellen A. Bradley
1880 Ellen purchased 48 acres in Allegheny Township from brother Richard.
1890 12 acres of the 48 sold to neighbor, Francis L. Little.
1900 Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Ellen Conrad widow 60; twelve children (all living, and four of them resident).
1890 12 acres of the 48 sold to neighbor, Francis L. Little.
1900 Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Ellen Conrad widow 60; twelve children (all living, and four of them resident).
Notes for Anthony John (Spouse 1)
1850 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad, 19, living with Simon Weakland.
1854 Anthony purchased 46 acres of his father's farm in Allegheny Township.
1859 Purchased 107 acres from John and Catherine Nagle, Sr., in Clearfield Township.
1860 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad 30; Elen 20; Anna M. 9 mos.; John 65 MD shoemaker.
1870 Will of Simon Weakland provided that 166 acres in Allegheny Township go to Anthony's heirs in trust.
1870 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad farmer 40, realty valued at $1000 and personalty valued at $400; Ellen 30; Anna 10; Charles 8; Harriet 6; Magdalene 4; Margaret 2; Haden 2 mos.
1874 Half of the Allegheny Township farm sold to Andrew and Martha Topper, and another 3 acres sold to neighbor, Valentine Bishop.
1876 Resold the 107 acres in Clearfield Township for a profit.
1880 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad, 50 year old farmer; wife Ellen 40; nine children.
1893 "Mr. Anthony Conrad a well known citizen of Allegheny township, is seriously ill with dropsy."
1893 "Mr. Anthony Conrad, of Allegheny township, whose serious illness we noted several weeks ago, died on Thursday of last week after a long and painful illness from cancer in the stomach. Mr. Conrad was a highly esteemed citizen, about 60 years of age, and leaves a wife and family."
1893 Will Book, Cambria County, Pa. 1-111. Anthony J. Conrad. Anthony dies intestate. Guardianship established for the minor children by B. W. Litzinger.
1893 Most children give Ellen a life estate in the property devised by Simon Weakland's will.
1898 Mineral rights of the Simon Weakland parcel sold to Conemaugh Coal & Coke Company.
1898 Charles B. Conrad sells interest in the Simon Weakland tract to sisters Magdalene and Margaret.
1854 Anthony purchased 46 acres of his father's farm in Allegheny Township.
1859 Purchased 107 acres from John and Catherine Nagle, Sr., in Clearfield Township.
1860 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad 30; Elen 20; Anna M. 9 mos.; John 65 MD shoemaker.
1870 Will of Simon Weakland provided that 166 acres in Allegheny Township go to Anthony's heirs in trust.
1870 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad farmer 40, realty valued at $1000 and personalty valued at $400; Ellen 30; Anna 10; Charles 8; Harriet 6; Magdalene 4; Margaret 2; Haden 2 mos.
1874 Half of the Allegheny Township farm sold to Andrew and Martha Topper, and another 3 acres sold to neighbor, Valentine Bishop.
1876 Resold the 107 acres in Clearfield Township for a profit.
1880 Census, Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pa. Anthony Conrad, 50 year old farmer; wife Ellen 40; nine children.
1893 "Mr. Anthony Conrad a well known citizen of Allegheny township, is seriously ill with dropsy."
1893 "Mr. Anthony Conrad, of Allegheny township, whose serious illness we noted several weeks ago, died on Thursday of last week after a long and painful illness from cancer in the stomach. Mr. Conrad was a highly esteemed citizen, about 60 years of age, and leaves a wife and family."
1893 Will Book, Cambria County, Pa. 1-111. Anthony J. Conrad. Anthony dies intestate. Guardianship established for the minor children by B. W. Litzinger.
1893 Most children give Ellen a life estate in the property devised by Simon Weakland's will.
1898 Mineral rights of the Simon Weakland parcel sold to Conemaugh Coal & Coke Company.
1898 Charles B. Conrad sells interest in the Simon Weakland tract to sisters Magdalene and Margaret.