Print, Photographic
Museums of Mississauga
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| Nom de l'objet : | Print, Photographic |
| Médium : | Ink/Paper |
| Numéro d'accession : | BR980.5.1 |
| Pays d'origine : | Michigan/United States of America |
| Date de début de production : | 1861 |
| Date absolue : | Late 19th Century |
| Description : | A black and white studio photograph of a man (Richard Bradley) standing with his elbow resting on a column. The man is wearing a dark vest and jacket with light pants. He has a watch fob handing from his jacket. The studio background has a table with a cloth, draped, fringed curtain and a painted backdrop of a balustrade balcony. The photograph is an oval shape and has two gold lines surrounding it. The picture is mounted to cardboard that has been trimmed. Marked on the back in pencil is the following note: 'Richard Bradley b. 24 May, 1832, son of Lewis Bradley and Elizabeth Merigold, died 9 Nov. 1908 in Detroit, Mich., married Marjorie M. Van Order, 10 Dec. 1861, great grandfather to George N. Stephens'., |
| Fonctions : | Richard Smith Bradley (1831-1908) was the youngest son of Lewis and Elizabeth Bradley and was born 24 May, 1832, in Toronto Township. He was eleven when his father died in 1843 and sixteen when he went to live with his sister, Mary Freeman and her husband, on their farm in Woodhouse Township, following the remarriage of his mother. Richard married Marjorie Melissa Van Order, 10 December, 1861, and he became a commercial traveller living in Hamilton, Streetsville, Collingwood, and Toronto. They later moved to Detroit, Michigan in the 1880s and he died there 8 November 1908. Richard and Marjorie had four children. The Bradley House, which is part of Museums of Mississauga, was Richard's childhood home. |
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| Ville de l'établissement : | Mississauga |
| Province de l'établissement : | ON |
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