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David Bradd 1840

David W Bradd was born in 1840. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember David Bradd.

David W Bradd

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Kathy Newton

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01/23/2005

Rochester Mi 1914 Group of Men

Group of Men, Maybe one of your Family?
#1 is my Grandfather David William Bradd b 1892 #2 is his Brother Andrew Wesly Bradd b. 1893 On the back of the picture says Rochester Michigan 1914

I do not know what kind of work they were doing & do not know the other Mens Names. Hope someone finds one of there love ones in this picture.

Date & Place: at Working Men in Rochester or Rochester Hills, Michigan United States

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Donna Smith

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01/29/2005

Well, they look like farmers, with their horses. However, I believe they were playing baseball. One of them appears to be holding a baseball bat.

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Carol Van Sickle

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02/12/2005

This could be a farm team of hands who might have played baseball. You might check with the historical society that meets at Van Hoosen Farm. They have a lot of members who might recognize some of these men, but may not know of this site. Contact me.... I grew up in Rochester and know of some people who might be of help. [contact link]

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