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Henry M Bradbury
  Rank: Pvt Co: A Age: 23 Residence: Limerick Birthplace: Limerick Occupation: Sch tchr
​Married/Single: S Height: 5' 9 Eyes: Bl Hair: Lt br Complexion: Lt 

HENRY M BRADBURY, the eldest son of Capt Aaron Nason and Sarah L (Cummings) Bradbury, was born in Limerick, Maine abt Sept 1839 (based on age at death). He died in Limerick on 30 July 1863, aged 23 yrs, 10 mos, and is buried in the Baptist/Hillside Cemetery in Limerick.

Henry lived his life in Limerick, and attended the Limerick Academy. By 1860, he had become a school teacher. After being mustered out of the 27th Maine on 17 July 1863, he returned home to Limerick, and died there only 13 days later. No cause of death is yet known, but it may be mentioned on the pension application filed by his father on 7 July 1879 (the pension was not certified, so Aaron did not receive compensation). 

​Henry did not marry.
Henry M Bradbury gravestone
Additional Source Data:
1850 Limerick, York, Maine census: hh 118/125
1860 Limerick census (pg 64): hh 474/497
Daily Eastern Argus (Portland, Maine), issue dated Saturday, 8 August 1863: "Died, in Limerick, 30th ult., Henry M, eldest son of Capt A.N. and Sarah Bradbury, aged 23y 10mos"
Lapham, William Berry. Bradbury Memorial. Portland, Maine: Brown Thurston & Co, c1890. Book lists Henry's father Aaron Nason Bradbury (True, Samuel, Moses, Thomas, Jacob, William, Thomas), but his own family is not carried out.
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