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James Henry (‘Harry’) Bradshaw (1861-1935) plasterer and trade union leader
Birth: 1861 in Liverpool, England, son of William Bradshaw, plasterer, and Jane, née Ball (or Williams). Marriage: (1) 21 March 1887 at the District Registrar’s Office, Waterloo, Sydney, New South Wales, to Elizabeth Ann Cockburn (1866-1888). She died after giving birth to a boy who had died only one day old. Two other twin sons had also died in infancy. (2) 23 March 1892 at the Registrar’s office, Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria, to Rose Adelaide Joseph. They had no children. Death: 5 October 1935 in Richmond, Melbourne. Religion: nominally Anglican.
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Harry Bradshaw, 1923
from Labor Call, 10 May 1923, p 7
1861
Liverpool,
Merseyside,
England
5 October,
1935
(aged ~ 74)
Richmond, Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
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