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I never found "Brodent" in 1830 Al. so this is new to me. I do have a Brad Gallion (Bradacus) in 1840 Blount Co., Ala. who next shows in 1860 Bradley Co., Ark. Bradacus could be one and the same as the 1830 "Brodent" Gallion as the ages seem to match up. I never did have a good feel as to who Bradacus' parents were. I have felt that he might be connected to the Jacob Gallion of Jackson Co., TN ca. 1810 but I am having my doubts about that now. Bradacus is missing in any 1850 census known to me, but I do know he was in Tippah Co., Miss. ca. 1850-60 as his wife Miriam is buried there.
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