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138. Ricardo Gregorio Bradley de Gandía (Ricardo Daniel Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 25 Apr 1909 in Burzaco, Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died in 1982 in Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina.
Ricardo married (1) Francisca "Paquita" Boné daughter of Pablo Boné and Francisca Batalla on 3 Mar 1934 in Spain. Francisca was born 1 on 7 Apr 1917 in Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain. She died 2 on 8 Jul 2002 in Boulogne Sur Mer, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They had the following children:
237 F i Marta Beatriz Bradley Boné was born on 24 Jan 1935 in Lisboa, Portugal. She died on 26 Jul 1935 in Lisboa, Portugal, of rubeola. + 238 M ii Ricardo Bradley Boné 239 M iii Edison Washington Bradley Boné was born on 9 Jun 1937 in La Lucila, Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died on 2 Dec 1941 in La Lucila, Buenos Aires, Argentina. + 240 F iv Ana María Pilar Bradley Boné + 241 M v Raúl Bradley Boné + 242 F vi Patricia Pilar Bradley Boné
Ricardo married (2) Nora Delia Sethson daughter of Oscar Tomás Sethson and María Delia Verga.
They had the following children:
+ 243 M vii Guillermo Daniel Bradley Sethson + 244 M viii Marcelo Ricardo Bradley Sethson
140. Noemí Susana Trápaga Bradley (Lucía Ana Cenobia "Zenobia" Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard )
Noemí married Eusebio Lorenzo Salazar.
They had the following children:
245 F i Noemí Susana Salazar died in 0004. + 246 M ii Rodolfo Eusebio Romualdo Salazar 247 M iii Romualdo Salazar
144. Alfredo Bradley Trápaga (Alfredo Martiniano Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard )
Alfredo married (1) María Elena Vidanove.
Alfredo married (2) María Esther "Pila" Alvarez.
They had the following children:
248 F i Georgina Bradley Georgina married Fausto Cortéz. 249 M ii Alfredo "Alfredito" Bradley
145. Elvira Deogracia Montes-Bradley [image] (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 22 Mar 1894 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She died on 2 Aug 1982 in Bellavista, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Elvira married Julio Javier Avila on 18 May 1918 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. The marriage ended in divorce.Julio was born on 20 Sep 1888 in San Lorenzo, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
+ 250 M i Julio Jorge Leónidas Avila Montes + 251 M ii Juan Carlos Avila Montes
146. María Susana Antonina Montes-Bradley (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 10 May 1895 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She died 1 on 14 Jul 1937 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
María married 1 Antonio María Rodríguez son of Celestino Rodríguez and Pilar Sánchez on 18 May 1918 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. Antonio was born 2 on 5 Sep 1891 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He died 3 on 5 May 1973 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He was buried on 6 May 1973 in Cementerio de San Salvador, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
+ 252 F i María Susana Rodríguez Montes 253 F ii Noemí Esther "Tiqui" Rodríguez Montes was born on 23 Sep 1920 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. She died 1 on 8 Mar 1980 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. She was buried on 9 Mar 1980 in Cementerio de San Salvador, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. + 254 M iii Néstor Antonio Rodríguez Montes + 255 M iv Marcelo Alberto Rodríguez Montes
149. Juan Alberto Donato Montes-Bradley , historian, urbanist [image] (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 12 Dec 1902 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died on 28 Jun 1986 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He was buried 1 on 30 Jun 1986 in Cementerio de La Piedad, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
A man possessed of a formidable intellect, Juan Alberto was an engineer, surveyor and historian. In the 1940’s, he developed a master plan for the building of road and rail accesses to the city of Rosario that at the time of this compilation is still being built and will carry the city well into the 21st Century. He was for many years a Trustee of the Historical Society of Rosario through which journal published many articles under the name of “Alberto Montes”. As technical advisor to the National Commission on the Dulce River, he oversaw the technical details of one of the largest projects of canal and hydroelectric power utilization in the Argentine State of Santiago del Estero. And was involved in the planning of the “Ciudad Universitaria” a new campus for the University of Rosario from 1948 until 1956. In 1973-1974, he was the President of the Technological University of Rosario, and later of the National Technological University in Buenos Aires from 1974 until being deposed by the military Government that seized power in the coup of 26 March 1976. The events of 1976 led him into a self-imposed internal exile, dedicating most of his time to historical research. During the following years he established the origins of the city of Rosario in the lands of Santiago Montenegro, nullifying the fancy tales of the city’s origins that for years had been taught as historical fact.
[ See Sociedad de Historia de Rosario, Revista de Historia de Rosario, Año XVIII, Nº 32, (Rosario, 1980), 29; also, Montes, Alberto, Santiago Montenegro, Fundador de la Ciudad de Rosario, (Ediciones IEN, Rosario, 1977)]
Juan married Ana Maria Orlandini daughter of Alberto Pedro Orlandini and Maria Luisa Pugnali.
They had the following children:
+ 256 F i Leicy Montes 257 M ii Roald Montes [image] was born on 27 Jun 1948 in Laboulaye, Córdoba, Argentina. He died on 22 Nov 1976 in La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina, killed by a paramilitary unit of the Argentine government.
During the years from 1976 to 1983, nearly thirty thousand people were killed or "disappeared" at the hands of the military government of Argentina. Roald had been living with Mimi, his common-law wife. She was also executed and died next to Roald and their unborn child. A man of extraordinary intelligence and warmth he was well loved by those who knew him, including the compiler, and is still sorely missed. Recent efforts seem to have located his unmarked grave in the cemetery of La Plata.
150. Raquel Manuela Montes-Bradley [image] (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 12 May 1905 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She died on 25 May 1976 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Raquel married Alberto Baldrich son of Gral. Alonso Baldrich on 28 Jan 1922 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Alberto was born on 20 Jan 1898 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died 1 on 19 Dec 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was buried on 20 Dec 1982 in Cementerio de la Chacarita, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
At the early age of 21, Alberto was appointed Judge in the State of Tucumán, being at that time the youngest Judge in the country. He was very active during the pro-German military Government of Generals Ramírez and Farrel from 1943-1946, being first appointed Federal Delegate to the Province of La Rioja, Governor to the Province of Tucumán, and Minister of Justice and Public Instruction (Secretary of Justice and Education). During the pro-Fascist Government of General Juan Perón, he was appointed Judge in the Federal Appellate Court, a position he retained until his retirement. In 1973, he was called from retirement by the newly elected administration of Buenos Aires Province of Governor Calabró as Director of Schools (Secretary of Education) of this State.
They had the following children:
+ 258 F i Graciela Mercedes Zaída Baldrich Montes
151. Ricardo Ernesto Montes i Bradley , critic [image] (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born on 9 Jun 1905 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He died 1 on 22 Nov 1976 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Ricardo held Doctorates in the Law, Diplomacy, History, International Law and others. A Renaissance man, no aesthetic discipline was foreign to his acute intellect. Active member of the International Institute of Ibero-American Literature and the International Association of Critics; Correspondent Member of the National Academy of Arts and Literature of Cuba and of the National Academy of History and Geography of Mexico; Honorary Member of the Mexican Academy of Genealogy and Heraldry; poet, essayist, historian, critic, diplomat. Ricardo Gutiérrez, the celebrated Argentine novelist wrote that he “knew the pleasures of the Language”, and Alfonso Reyes recognized his “understanding of things Mexican.” Of his prolific work as writer, editor and director of numerous publications throughout the Continent, there is abundant record in libraries and universities from New York to Buenos Aires.
Bibliography:
Montes i Bradley, R. E., Alabado Sea Tu Nombre, (Carpetas del Grillo, Rosario, 1944)
Montes i Bradley, R. E., Resurrección de Lenzoni, (Editorial Palace, Rosario, 1945)
Montes i Bradley, R. E., ElAgricultor José de San Martín, (Editorial Perspectivas, Mexico, 1952)
Montes i Bradley, R. E., El Camino de Manuel Mustio, (Hipocampo, Rosario, 1942)
Montes i Bradley, R. E., El Estampero Argentino de Hoy, (Ediciones Conferencia, Mexico, 1957)
Ricardo married Virginia Picot [image] daughter of Tomás Picot and Angelina Bonoris on 21 Sep 1925 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Virginia was born on 18 Jul 1905 in James Craig, Córdoba, Argentina. She died 1 on 4 May 1996 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
259 M i Rodolfo Montes i Picot Rodolfo married Betty Mondino daughter of Miguel Angel Mondino and Leontina M. Pittier.
152. Saúl Mariano Arturo Montes-Bradley , publicist [image] (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born 1 on 2 Jun 1907 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He died 2, 3, 4 on 21 Nov 1945 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He was buried on 22 Nov 1945 in San Salvador Cemetery, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
Funeral Oration delivered by Dr. Aníbal Jorge Taborda during the funeral of Saul M. A. Montes-Bradley, 22 November 1945 at the Cemetery of San Salvador:
Saul Montes is dead. Life could not have dealt a heavier blow to those who were his friends.
What cruel fate would threaten the happy heights of these admirable men?
What obstacles litter the course of these springs of goodness?
What force extinguishes the Sun that shed its light upon this spring of the soul, this handful of feelings, this beautiful balance of intelligence and struggle, of miraculous internal peace?
What the dart that centers upon this champion of affection and gaiety, this overgrown child that always looked for us to live enjoying our triumphs, to offer to us all of his abilities and light?
He weathered many storms, arms on hand, never flailing in the struggle, always drawing in his mind a new plan for the future that, in the immensity of its conception and the surety of its performance, was infallibly beyond the common and mediocre.
And thus visited this saint of friendship the more brilliant stages of the most reasoned ideas; of the most serious research; of well-founded theories; teaching them -perhaps unwittingly- to those who thought they had nothing else to learn.
His was a frank laughter. How many times did we go in search of it to better face the road forward!
A privileged mind, that so many of our trials dissipated; sensitive heart that has failed today, exceeded in its goodness, worn-out of having been so often given…
A Fellow of the hours and of centuries, untiring alquimist of Time, to whom but the affectionate conversation of a friend could give respite.
Potent engine of a life well lived, enormous machinery of production, magnificent gear of all useful things.
He was also the amusement of children, merry companion of his little ones, to whom he new how to be a father and a friend.
Sincere democrat, he died hoping for his country the dream of all of Argentina: Freedom for all.
This is what Saul was…He leaves us no more. He knows as well as we do that this is no more than a game of time: Yesterday, a second seemed like a century when he was not around. Today, a century will seem but a second to remember him.”[Funeral Oration delivered by Dr. Anibal Jorge Taborda during the funeral of Saul M. A. Montes-Bradley, on 22 November 1945 at the Cemetery of San Salvador:
"Saul Montes ha muerto. Golpe más rudo, no podía asestarnos la vida a quienes fuimos sus amigos. Qué designio cruento y grave, se cierne en la altura feliz de estos seres admirables?
Qué piedra se interpone en el curso de estos manantiales de bondad?
Qué fuerza es la que apaga el hermoso sol que iluminó a esta primavera del alma; a este manojo de sentimientos, a este hermoso equilibrio de inteligencia y lucha; de milagrosa paz interna?
Cual es el dardo que dá en este blanco; campeón de los afectos y las alegrías, ruidoso niño grande; noble, bueno; que nos buscaba siempre para vivir gozando nuestros triunfos, y ofrecernos la totalidad de sus fuerzas y sus luces?
Capeó sus mil problemas, arma en mano, sin desfallecer nunca en la carrera, llevando siempre en su cerebro un nuevo plan futuro, que en la inmensidad de su concepción y en la seguridad de su existencia, pasó siempre mas allá de lo común y lo mediocre.
Y así, lindó este santo de la amistad, los peldaños mejores de las mas razonadas ideas; de las mas serias investigaciones; de las teorías mejor fundadas; enseñando - acaso sin advertirlo - a quienes creían ya que nada les faltaba aprender.
Risa franca la suya, cuantas veces tuvimos que buscarla, para mejor andar hacia adelante!
Privilegiada mente, que tantos sinsabores nuestros apartó; sensible corazón que hoy ha fallado, excedido en su marcha de bondades, gastado ya de tanto haberlo dado....
Compañero de horas y de siglos; infatigable alquimista del tiempo, al que sólo la afectuosa charla franca del amigo, pudo poner paréntesis....
Motor potente de pujante vida; enorme maquinaria productora; magnífico engranaje de las útiles cosas existentes. Fué también diminuto reloj de chiquilines, alegre cascabel de sus pequeños, de quienes supo ser padre y amigo.
Demócrata sincero, murió anhelando para su patria, el sueño de Argentina toda: Libertad, y no ataduras.
Esto fué Saúl. Mas... no nos deja. El sabe con nosotros que este es un mero juego de los horarios: Ayer, un segundo, nos pareció un siglo al no tenerlo; ahora, un siglo, nos resultará un minuto para recordarlo."]
Saúl married 1 Blanca Ferrarese [image] daughter of Enrico Francesco Leopoldo Ferrarese and Ana Carrasco on 8 Oct 1934 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. Blanca was born on 19 Apr 1909 in Montevideo, Uruguay. She died 2 on 11 Nov 1979 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. She was buried 3 on 12 Nov 1979 in Cementerio de San Salvador, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
+ 260 M i Nelson Montes-Bradley , historian + 261 M ii Horacio Montes-Bradley , poet
153. Justice Carlos Augusto Luis Montes-Bradley , President of the Appellate Court of Santa Fé (Elvira Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard ) was born 1 on 21 Jun 1910 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died 2, 3 on 3 Nov 1966 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. He was buried on 4 Nov 1966 in Cementerio de San Salvador, Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
After graduating from the School of Law in 1949, he was appointed Justice of the Peace of the 3rd District of Rosario on 01 December 1953, and later, as Judge, 1st Instance of the Labor Division. Finally, on 01 December 1959, received his appointment to the Appellate Court, where he would remain until a short time before his untimely death. As a member of the Appellate Court he had reach the pinnacle of his career. In the Province of Santa Fé there was no Supreme Court as such, but a Chamber made of the various appellate Judges, the presidency of which fell on each member every two years. As President of the Chamber then, Carlos Augusto was the Chief Magistrate of his State, representing the Judiciary in all official functions.
[See, Decreto Nº 13536 del Superior Gobierno de la Provincia de Santa Fé]
Carlos married 1 Victoria Estayes daughter of Dionisio Estayes and María Gori on 3 Nov 1943 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. Victoria was born 2 on 3 Aug 1914 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina. She died 3 on 2 Oct 1992 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
+ 262 M i Dr. Ernesto Montes-Bradley + 263 F ii Elina Montes
154. Isolina Bradley (Juan Carlos "Porotón" Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard )
Isolina married 1 (1) Urbano Rómulo Pértica. Urbano died 2 on 26 May 1938 in Rosario, Santa Fé, Argentina.
They had the following children:
264 F i Elsa René Pértica Elsa married Alberto de Luca son of Genaro de Luca. Alberto died before 1999.
Isolina married (2) Genaro de Luca son of Ermenegildo de Luca and Serafina. Genaro was born on 7 Nov 1902 in Naples, Italy. He died 1 on 5 Sep 1959 in Morón, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
155. Saúl "Moreto" Bradley (Juan Carlos "Porotón" Bradley , Ricardo S. Bradley , Lucy Ann Sutton , Richard )
Saúl married (1) Nélida Leonor Ibarra.
Saúl married (2) Clotilde Moscoso daughter of Primo Moscoso and Clotilde Clavo.
They had the following children:
+ 265 F i Haydée Clotilde Bradley
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