Lamar-Bibb County GaArchives Obituaries.....Keadle, Eddie Jackson April 27, 1951
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FINAL RITES FOR E. J. KEADLE
     Funeral services for Eddie Jackson Keadle, barber for the McDonald Barber 
Shop of 1097 Hillyer Ave., in Macon were held at Fredonia Church near 
Barnesville at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.  Dr. Fraser, pastor of the church, and Elder 
D. O. Payne officiated.
     Burial was in Fredonia Cemetery.
     Mr. Keadle died Friday night at his home in Macon.
     Pallbearers were Tommie Taylor, Frank Bankston, Wilburn Sappington, Oscar 
Dumas, Herbert Moye, and Vernon E. McDonald.
     Mr. Keadle was born in Lamar County and lived in Macon for seven years, 
going there from Barnesville.  He was a member of Ramah Primitive Baptist 
church and of the Myrtle Camp, Woodmen of the World.
     Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Pearl Means; Macon; two sons, 
Kenneth Keadle, Atlanta; Jack Keadle, Albany; four daughters, Mrs. Frank 
Nelson and Mrs. J. C. Sorrells, Jr., of Macon; Mrs. Bennie Collins, 
Barnesville; and Mrs. Deal Alexander, Jacksonville; his mother, Mrs. J. S. 
Keadle, Redbone; two brothers, Homer Keadle and Wyatt Keadle, Redbone; and two 
sisters, Miss Ruth Keadle, Redbone and Mrs. L. O. Butler, Barnesville.

Additional Comments:
Eddie Jackson Keadle was born 24 January 1890.  He m. Pearl Buff Means, 
daughter of John Thomas Means & Annie America (Thurmond) Means, on 11 August 
1912 in Monroe Co., GA.

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