Cynthia Catherine Bradshaw:
Her Medicine and Patients
Runnels County, Texas 1903-1932
published by the
San Angelo Genealogical
& Historical Society
in their publication "Stalkin' Kin"
Vol. XI, No. 2
| The following information was submitted to the society by Mr. John Wesley
Phillips (address included). We are grateful to him for sharing this information
with us. Sometimes privately owned records, diaries, ledger books, etc. are
the only way we can find those elusive ancestors!
Mr. Phillips says the following is a list of medicines sold by Kate Bradshaw Phillips during the years 1903-1932 (mostly 1908-1910). Kate's full name was Cynthia (Sinthia) Catherine Bradshaw. She was the daughter of Andrew Bradshaw (1820-1863) and his second wife Catherine Heffley. (He has traced the Phillips family to the early 1700s in Cecil Co., Maryland.) After her marriage to Wesley Pharr Phillips at Corinth, Mississippi in 1880, she moved with Wes and her young son, Elmer, to Terrell, Texas, where she ran a bathouse. They later moved to Peede, a small community in Kaufman Co. which is no longer extant. in 1905 Wes, Kate, and family (now three boys and two girls) moved to Ballinger. It was during these early years in Ballinger that Kate sold most of her patent medicines. She continued living there until her death on May 3, 1941. List of patent medicines
Opaline Suppositories List of Ladies receiving medicine (plus notes by Mrs. Phillips)
Mrs. M. E. Baker 1908 |
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