Bradley and Etta were renting a farm in 1900 in the 13th CivilDistrict of McMinn County, Tenn. They sold some land to John L.Gentry in Nov. 1904 and moved sometime in 1904 -1906 to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) where they lived in Ralston, Pawnee, Ok. They farmed for several years and had a sorghum mill at Sorghum Ford on Grayhorse Creek in Osage County, which was close to Ralston. Bradley served on the school board for several years and they later moved to Cushing, in Payne County, Okla. There he worked as a carpenter. In January of 1920 they resided at 503 N. Central St., Cushing. Duke Kimbrough, of Roy, Washington has a delayed birth certificate No.18-860, issued 26 Feb. 1941, for Bradley Kimbrough. Smith, of Houston, Texas has the Family Register pages from Bradley Kimbrough's Bible. Duke made copies of them in 1986 and gave one to Robert Kimbrough, Jr. In 1925, Bradley's mother, Mary Ann Anson Kimbrough sent a lock of his baby hair to THK.