Courant reported that the will of Arthur H. Bradley had been admitted to probate

1. Upon Julia Bradley’s death, the will directed that:

• $5,000 be paid to Mary L. Plimpton
• $5,000 be paid to Grace L. Plimpton
• $250 be paid to Henry E. Bradley
• $250 be paid to Rosalind G. Bradley

2. From what was left after these payments, equal shares would go to the following who remained alive at the time of Julia Bradley’s death:

• Mary E. Bradley
• Robert H. Bradley
• William A. Bradley
• Edith C. Borden
• Grace A. Steele
• Frank P. Bradley

1. The Courant article doesn’t specify the date on which Walter Clark admitted Arthur Bradley’s will to probate, but it was probably January 3, 1936.
2. Although no reference was made to this here, Arthur Bradley’s nephew was Henry E. Bradley, Jr.

Arthur Holmes Bradley died at 847 Asylum Avenue on December 2, 1935.

Julia Bradley will die on March 13, 1945.

1. Walter H. Clark was the probate judge.
2. Henry E. Bradley, Rosalind G. Bradley, Grace A. Steele, and Frank P. Bradley were the children of Arthur Bradley’s brother, Henry E. Bradley.
3. Mary E. Bradley, Robert H. Bradley, and William A. Bradley were the children of Arthur Bradley’s brother, William E. C. Bradley.
4. Edith C. Borden was the daughter of Arthur Bradley’s sister, Ellen M. Curtis.

Unattributed.  “A. H. Bradley will among 5 probated,” Hartford Courant, January 4, 1936, page 5.