Bradac Burial Site
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Add PhotosSection 26 - Township 24 - Range 16
In May of 1914 this property was deeded to Mr. J. M. Bradac. The Bradac family had come to the United States from Czechoslovakia; the date they arrived here is unknown. Mr. Bradac was married and had three children. His wife's name is unknown but the children were Boshenia "Bessie" Bradac born in 1912, Elizabeth "Lizzie Ana Bradac born in 1913, and the last child was only known as baby Bradac. During the birth of Baby Bradac, J. M. Bradac's wife passed away due to complication. The dates of the baby's birth and death of Mrs. Bradac are unknown. Mrs. Bradac was buried on the family's property in a grave that was marked with a wooden cross at the time. After the passing of Mrs. Bradac life became very difficult for J. M. and the children. This was due to the fact that Mr. Bradac worked many hours to care for his children. Mr. Bradac was unable to provide for the children like he could when his wife was living so in the best interest of the children he gave them up to other families in the area in a type of unofficial adoption, although he loved his children very much. This was a hard decision for Mr. Bradac to make but it had to be done for the children. There are no records of this transfer other than the information handed down by the families who cared for these children. Bessie and Lizzie were raised by the Andrews family and went by the names of Lizzie and Bessie Andrews. Baby Bradac was taken in and cared for by the Knowles family and he passed away at about 1 year old and he is now interred in the Hudson Cemetery under the name Baby Knowles, there are no dates on his headstone. During these hard times J. M. Bradac was forced to sell the family's property to survive. Unfortunately his wife's grave was not cared for after this and the wooden cross that marked the grave decayed away with time making it an unmarked grave now. It is not known where the final resting place of J. M. Bradac is. Not long ago Bessie Bradac Andrews was taken to this site and sat in the car weeping at the fact that she could no longer find the place of her mother's final interment because the area had been developed beyond recognition. At the age of 92, Bessie Bradac Andrews passed away in February of 2004 taking this secret to her grave. Lizzie Bradac Andrews is still living but was too young to remember where her mother's final resting place was. It has been narrowed down to a 10 acres area but can't be confirmed without the assistance of equipment or cadaver dogs.
Section 26 - Township 24 - Range 16
In May of 1914 this property was deeded to Mr. J. M. Bradac. The Bradac family had come to the United States from Czechoslovakia; the date they arrived here is unknown. Mr. Bradac was married and had three children. His wife's name is unknown but the children were Boshenia "Bessie" Bradac born in 1912, Elizabeth "Lizzie Ana Bradac born in 1913, and the last child was only known as baby Bradac. During the birth of Baby Bradac, J. M. Bradac's wife passed away due to complication. The dates of the baby's birth and death of Mrs. Bradac are unknown. Mrs. Bradac was buried on the family's property in a grave that was marked with a wooden cross at the time. After the passing of Mrs. Bradac life became very difficult for J. M. and the children. This was due to the fact that Mr. Bradac worked many hours to care for his children. Mr. Bradac was unable to provide for the children like he could when his wife was living so in the best interest of the children he gave them up to other families in the area in a type of unofficial adoption, although he loved his children very much. This was a hard decision for Mr. Bradac to make but it had to be done for the children. There are no records of this transfer other than the information handed down by the families who cared for these children. Bessie and Lizzie were raised by the Andrews family and went by the names of Lizzie and Bessie Andrews. Baby Bradac was taken in and cared for by the Knowles family and he passed away at about 1 year old and he is now interred in the Hudson Cemetery under the name Baby Knowles, there are no dates on his headstone. During these hard times J. M. Bradac was forced to sell the family's property to survive. Unfortunately his wife's grave was not cared for after this and the wooden cross that marked the grave decayed away with time making it an unmarked grave now. It is not known where the final resting place of J. M. Bradac is. Not long ago Bessie Bradac Andrews was taken to this site and sat in the car weeping at the fact that she could no longer find the place of her mother's final interment because the area had been developed beyond recognition. At the age of 92, Bessie Bradac Andrews passed away in February of 2004 taking this secret to her grave. Lizzie Bradac Andrews is still living but was too young to remember where her mother's final resting place was. It has been narrowed down to a 10 acres area but can't be confirmed without the assistance of equipment or cadaver dogs.
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- Added: 11 Mar 2014
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2533177
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