The Braden Family and the Braden Castle - Manatee Village Hist
WEBApr 17, 2023 · When the Braden family left the Manatee area they did not leave behind many records. Here is what is known. Dr. Joseph Addison Braden was born sometime around 1811, possibly in Loudoun, Virginia. He was one of the younger children in the family and had 8 other siblings.
Braden Castle Ruins - The Historical Marker Database
WEBDr. Joseph Addison Braden, physician and native Virginian, came from Tallahassee to the Manatee River in the early 1840's. By 1850 he had acquired approximately 900 acres of land and built a steam operated sugar and grist mill.
Braden Castle Ruins – Bradenton, Florida - Atlas Obscura
WEBAug 15, 2018 · In the early 1840s, two brothers, Dr. Joseph Addison Braden and Hector Braden, arrived from Tallahassee to what is now the town of Bradenton, seeking to rebuild their lost fortunes.
Braden Castle - The Historical Marker Database
WEBJoseph Addison Braden, graduate physician, native of Virginia, came from Tallahassee to Manatee River in 1843 and acquired about 1100 acres of land; built a sugar mill about 2½ miles south of Manatee.
WEBVirginia-born Dr. Joseph Addison Braden owned one of the Manatee region's largest plantations. He came to the area from Tallahassee in 1843, settling on a 1,100 acre plantation near the confluence of Braden Creek (now Braden River) and the Manatee. In 1845 construction
Sunday Favorites: The Ghost of Braden Castle
WEBJun 18, 2015 · Dr. Joseph Addison Braden, physician and native Virginian, came from Tallahassee to the Manatee River in the early 1840s. By 1850, he acquired approximately 900 acres of land and built and steam-operated sugar and grist mill.
Braden Castle, Manatee - mymanatee.contentdm.oclc.org
WEBAccording to the Braden Castle Ruins historical marker at the site, "Dr. Joseph Addison Braden, a physician and native Virginian, came from Tallahassee to the Manatee River in the early 1840's. By 1850 he had acquired approximately 900 acres of land and built a steam operated sugar and grist mill.
The story of - Sarasota Herald-Tribune
WEBApr 13, 2003 · 1840s -- Joseph Addison Braden, formerly of Tallahassee, starts a sugar plantation at the confluence of the Manatee and Braden rivers. 1850 -- A post office is established for Manatee...
Braden Castle - Bradenton, Florida - Florida Memory
WEBRuins of Dr. Joseph Addison Braden's home which he abandoned in 1864. General James G. Cooper obtained the property two years later and lived there until his death. A woods fire destroyed the building, except for the walls, in 1903. Searchable collections of manuscripts, war records, historic images, vital statistics, audio and video recordings ...
Braden Castle Ruins - Florida Historical Markers on Waymarking.com
WEBDr. Joseph Addison Braden, physician and native Virginian, came from Tallahassee to the Manatee River in the early 1840's. By 1850 he had acquired approximately 900 acres of land and built a steam operated sugar and grist mill.