Nathan Bradley, Private 277624, 2/7th Battalion, Manchester Regt
Died 30th May 1917 in France, aged 38
Memorial Window in All Saints Church, Siddington
EARLY LIFE
Husband of M. E. Bradley, of Mill Lane, Capesthorne, Chelford, Cheshire.
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WW1 SERVICE
COMMEMORATION
Private Nathan Bradley is buried in grave ref. J. 52 of the Cambrin Military Cemetery, France. His wife asked for the words THY WILL O LORD BE DONE to be added to his headstone. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission holds casualty details for Private Nathan Bradley, and he is listed on the Imperial War Museum’s Lives of the First World War website.
Locally, Private Nathan Bradley is commemorated on the war memorial plaque below the memorial window in All Saints Church, Siddington.
NOTES
Brother of John Bradley, who served with the Cheshire Regiment and died in August 1915.
SOURCES
Commonwealth War Graves Commission website
Lives of the First World War website
Nathan Bradley 1879-1917 is my great great grandfather.#proud
My Daughter Great, Great Grandfather too. She is also very proud of him.
Hi Lesley did you say Nathan Bradley 1879-1917 is your great grandfather too? How are you related. I have a grandfather who is still with us it’s is grandad.
Lesley Goodden Nathan Bradley had 3 sons Albert 1906 Nathan 1908 Samuel Charles Bradley born 1910-1916. You’re related to Albert Bradley and Rosemary Bradley (Goodden) .
I’m related thru my mother Susan Bradley her father Dennis Bradley his father Nathan Bradley (his brother was Albert Bradley and their father is the picture above).
My name’s Darren Atkinson.
Hello Darren. I am sorry for the late reply. My Daughter Zoë is Rosemary’s granddaughter. Rosemary and her husband Alan had 3 girls, Margaret, Cathy and Paula also my husband Andrew. Sadly I lost my Husband in April last year, he was only 53 years old but Alan and Rosemary are still with us and living in Holmes Chapel. I remember Albert, I met Andrew in 1986 and Albert died in 1988. He was a lovely old chap, loved his garden a was a prize winning gooseberry grower. Thank you for taking the time to tell me.