WWi Armed Forces in France served as a field Director of the American Red Cross.
Middle Name: Amzi
Born: Fayetteville, TN
Prominent attorney, he first came to Florence in 1906 as a member of the firm of Ashcraft and Bradshaw and was widely known for his legal and civic activities. He served in the State Legislature and was once a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He was president of the Florence Community Chest for 21 years and served two terms as president of the Florence Chamber of Commerce. He also served as president and organizer of the Florence Rotary Club.
Mr. Bradshaw was also attorney for the county and city boards of education. Bradshaw High School in Florence is named in his honor.
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• Married Abbie Lucile Landis, 1922.
• Son of Robert Samuel Bradshaw, Sara "Sallie" Coldwell
• Presbyterian
• Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an Elk.
• Jan. 1910 was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the US.
• Spent much of his life in Lauderdale County (Representative in the Legislature, 1915), but he attended public schools in Huntsville, He left school when he was fifteen years old and began work in the law office of Lawrence Cooper in Huntsville. "There he read law and was prepared for the bar, to which he was admitted in 1904. He was associated with Mr. Cooper for two years." - Alabama Official and Statistical Register
Siblings
1.Annie Bradshaw Clopton 1878-1956 The spider lady (buried Maple Hill Cemetery Huntsville, Al)
Annie Bradshaw Clopton
2. Robert C Bradshaw 1880-1906
3.Margaret Bradshaw 1885-
4.Sam C 1888-
5.Mary 1891-
Middle Name: Amzi
Born: Fayetteville, TN
Prominent attorney, he first came to Florence in 1906 as a member of the firm of Ashcraft and Bradshaw and was widely known for his legal and civic activities. He served in the State Legislature and was once a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He was president of the Florence Community Chest for 21 years and served two terms as president of the Florence Chamber of Commerce. He also served as president and organizer of the Florence Rotary Club.
Mr. Bradshaw was also attorney for the county and city boards of education. Bradshaw High School in Florence is named in his honor.
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• Married Abbie Lucile Landis, 1922.
• Son of Robert Samuel Bradshaw, Sara "Sallie" Coldwell
• Presbyterian
• Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an Elk.
• Jan. 1910 was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the US.
• Spent much of his life in Lauderdale County (Representative in the Legislature, 1915), but he attended public schools in Huntsville, He left school when he was fifteen years old and began work in the law office of Lawrence Cooper in Huntsville. "There he read law and was prepared for the bar, to which he was admitted in 1904. He was associated with Mr. Cooper for two years." - Alabama Official and Statistical Register
Siblings
1.Annie Bradshaw Clopton 1878-1956 The spider lady (buried Maple Hill Cemetery Huntsville, Al)
Annie Bradshaw Clopton
2. Robert C Bradshaw 1880-1906
3.Margaret Bradshaw 1885-
4.Sam C 1888-
5.Mary 1891-
WWi Armed Forces in France served as a field Director of the American Red Cross.
Middle Name: Amzi
Born: Fayetteville, TN
Prominent attorney, he first came to Florence in 1906 as a member of the firm of Ashcraft and Bradshaw and was widely known for his legal and civic activities. He served in the State Legislature and was once a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He was president of the Florence Community Chest for 21 years and served two terms as president of the Florence Chamber of Commerce. He also served as president and organizer of the Florence Rotary Club.
Mr. Bradshaw was also attorney for the county and city boards of education. Bradshaw High School in Florence is named in his honor.
---------------------------------------------------------
• Married Abbie Lucile Landis, 1922.
• Son of Robert Samuel Bradshaw, Sara "Sallie" Coldwell
• Presbyterian
• Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an Elk.
• Jan. 1910 was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the US.
• Spent much of his life in Lauderdale County (Representative in the Legislature, 1915), but he attended public schools in Huntsville, He left school when he was fifteen years old and began work in the law office of Lawrence Cooper in Huntsville. "There he read law and was prepared for the bar, to which he was admitted in 1904. He was associated with Mr. Cooper for two years." - Alabama Official and Statistical Register
Siblings
1.Annie Bradshaw Clopton 1878-1956 The spider lady (buried Maple Hill Cemetery Huntsville, Al)
Annie Bradshaw Clopton
2. Robert C Bradshaw 1880-1906
3.Margaret Bradshaw 1885-
4.Sam C 1888-
5.Mary 1891-
Middle Name: Amzi
Born: Fayetteville, TN
Prominent attorney, he first came to Florence in 1906 as a member of the firm of Ashcraft and Bradshaw and was widely known for his legal and civic activities. He served in the State Legislature and was once a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He was president of the Florence Community Chest for 21 years and served two terms as president of the Florence Chamber of Commerce. He also served as president and organizer of the Florence Rotary Club.
Mr. Bradshaw was also attorney for the county and city boards of education. Bradshaw High School in Florence is named in his honor.
---------------------------------------------------------
• Married Abbie Lucile Landis, 1922.
• Son of Robert Samuel Bradshaw, Sara "Sallie" Coldwell
• Presbyterian
• Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an Elk.
• Jan. 1910 was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the US.
• Spent much of his life in Lauderdale County (Representative in the Legislature, 1915), but he attended public schools in Huntsville, He left school when he was fifteen years old and began work in the law office of Lawrence Cooper in Huntsville. "There he read law and was prepared for the bar, to which he was admitted in 1904. He was associated with Mr. Cooper for two years." - Alabama Official and Statistical Register
Siblings
1.Annie Bradshaw Clopton 1878-1956 The spider lady (buried Maple Hill Cemetery Huntsville, Al)
Annie Bradshaw Clopton
2. Robert C Bradshaw 1880-1906
3.Margaret Bradshaw 1885-
4.Sam C 1888-
5.Mary 1891-
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