DOCUMENTATION SOURCE:
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE:

1850 Georgia Census, Liberty County

Taylors Creek, Story of the Community and Her People Through 200 Years", Bird and Paul Yarbrough, Editors, A Project of Taylors Creek Cemetery Association, Press of The Atkinson County Citizen, Pearson, Georgia, 1963. A copy of this book can be found at the Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia. This book has an updated and revised version printed in 1985.

"Fort Stewart Cemeteries", compiled by Wyman May, PO Box 523, Hinesville, GA, 1998

WEBSITES

Taylors Creek Cemetery Plot Map & Website

Nan (Sugarbabe0302@aol.com)

It is believed that this is the Eli Bradley that served in the Civil War, Co H, 25th Regiment Infantry. It should be noted that there were several Eli Bradleys. This is documented by the cemetery information, which indicated no birth or death dates, and the 1850 Liberty County Georgia Census.

The brothers, Eli and Enoch, were twins

• Married: 30 MAR 1870 in Liberty County, Georgia (USA)