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Bradley County was founded in 1836. It was named in honor of Col. Edward Bradley of Shelby County. He was Colonel of Hale's Regiment; was later colonel of the 15th Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, in the War of 1812. |
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| Website Updates: 25 June 2007: Courthouse picture, 1850 and 1860 Mortality Index 22 Sept 2007: Newspaper Articles/Abstracts, Oct. 11, 2007: Paul Huff, Congressional Medal of Honor, Oct. 14, 2007: War Diary Of Clarence L. Richmond 16 November 2007; Tornadoes', Plagues and Epidemic's. December 20,2007:Marriage Records, Government; Jan-Feb. 2008, 1840 Census; |
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Surrounding Counties
Hamilton
-- McMinn --
Meigs
-- Polk
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