U.S. Consular Service
Centurion, 1906–1929
Born 3 June 1848 in Galena, Illinois
Died 17 September 1929 in New York (Manhattan), New York
Buried Titicus Cemetery
, Ridgefield, Connecticut
Proposed by D. Bryson Delavan and Edmund L. Zalinski
Elected 1 December 1906 at age fifty-eight
Century Memorial
During the World War, William Harrison Bradley rendered excellent service as consul and representative of the United States in Canada. He had full sympathy with our Canadian neighbors, always spoke with cordial appreciation of their manliness and sturdiness, and enjoyed their reciprocal respect and liking. He ought not to have been relieved as consul; his relations with the community in which he represented the United States made him an invaluable public servant.
Alexander Dana Noyes
1930 Century Association Yearbook
