Harrietta Bradshaw Niles was the daughter of William Thomas Bradshaw, born in St. Vincent.Her mother was Harriett Amelia Corner Bradshaw.
Harriett came to St. Thomas 1898 and married Arthur N. Niles. She is buried in a unmarked grave in the old section of the St. Thomas Cemetery. children are Iris, Arthur B.and Ito B. Niles.
Her grave along with Arthur N & their children Arthur B, great-uncle Ito all had concrete tombs built over a portion of their graves.
Decades ago they ran out of room in the Western Cemetery so they removed all the grave markers & built concrete tombs on top of grave sites
Harriett came to St. Thomas 1898 and married Arthur N. Niles. She is buried in a unmarked grave in the old section of the St. Thomas Cemetery. children are Iris, Arthur B.and Ito B. Niles.
Her grave along with Arthur N & their children Arthur B, great-uncle Ito all had concrete tombs built over a portion of their graves.
Decades ago they ran out of room in the Western Cemetery so they removed all the grave markers & built concrete tombs on top of grave sites
Harrietta Bradshaw Niles was the daughter of William Thomas Bradshaw, born in St. Vincent.Her mother was Harriett Amelia Corner Bradshaw.
Harriett came to St. Thomas 1898 and married Arthur N. Niles. She is buried in a unmarked grave in the old section of the St. Thomas Cemetery. children are Iris, Arthur B.and Ito B. Niles.
Her grave along with Arthur N & their children Arthur B, great-uncle Ito all had concrete tombs built over a portion of their graves.
Decades ago they ran out of room in the Western Cemetery so they removed all the grave markers & built concrete tombs on top of grave sites
Harriett came to St. Thomas 1898 and married Arthur N. Niles. She is buried in a unmarked grave in the old section of the St. Thomas Cemetery. children are Iris, Arthur B.and Ito B. Niles.
Her grave along with Arthur N & their children Arthur B, great-uncle Ito all had concrete tombs built over a portion of their graves.
Decades ago they ran out of room in the Western Cemetery so they removed all the grave markers & built concrete tombs on top of grave sites
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