Notes:

Buffalo NY Courier Express - 3/8/1947

Nortii Tonawanda, Mar. 5-Mrs.
Sadie M. Bredlau, 245 Falconer St.,
a resident of North Tonawanda for
40 years, died today in DeGraff
Memorial Hospital. She was a
member of St. Matthew's Lutheran
Church.

ALSO

North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 3/5/1947

Mrs. Sadie M. Bredlau, nee
Raduns, 245 Falconer street, died
early this morning in DeGraff
Memorial Hospital. Born in the
Town of Royalton, Mrs. BreeUau
had lived in North Tonawanda for
40 years. She was a member of
the congregation and Ladies' Aid
Society of St Matthew's Lutheran
Church. Surviving are her husband,
Herman C.; a daughter, Mrs.
Milton Peters, Buffalo; a brother,
William Frank Raduns, Lockport;
three sisters, Mrs. Arnold Kriedejmenn,
Lockport; Mrs. R Roland
Barrett, Ithaca, N. Y., and Mrs.
Mary Kanet.l, Buffalo. Funeral
services will be conducted on Friday
at 2 p. m. from the late residence.
The Rev. Carl Frankenstein
will officiate. Internment
will be in Cold Springs Lutheran
cemetery, Lockport

Sadie married BREDLAU, Herman C about 1901. Herman was born about 1880 in Germany; died on 12 Jan 1948 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. BREDLAU, Helen was born about 1913 in New York.

George + SCHULTZ, Dora. Dora was born on 27 Feb 1850 in Germany; died on 5 Feb 1936 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 2/6/1936

The funeral of Mrs. Dors Rad-
uns, 85. widow of George Raduns
former resident, who died Wednes-
day at the home of her daughter
Mrs Herman Bredlau, 145 Fal-
coner street, North Tonawanda, w l l l
held Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the daughter's home. Burial
will be In Trinity Lutheran Cold
Springs cemetery, this city.
Mrs. Raduns was born In Oer- j *veraB«
many, Feb. 27. 1850, but came to' •
Woteottsvule with her family at the |
age of 7 years. She lived there
and in South Royalton 44 years before
coming to Lockport In 1907.;
Since 1921 she had divided her time
between the homes of her daughters.
Surviving are two sons and four
daughters, August and William
Raduns of Lockport, Mrs. Bredlau
and Mrs. Arnold Kriedeman of North
Tonawanda, Mrs. John Kanehl of
Buffalo and Mrs. R. R. Barrett of
Ithaca; a brother, Henry Schultz of
Wolcottsvllle and two sisters, Mrs.
Albert Tanger of Medina and Mrs.
Minnie Burr of Batavla.