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Robert Eady

BirthJan 1871 - South Carolina
Death3 Oct 1940 - Berkeley, South Carolina, USA
MotherEmmaline Vanderlip
FatherPhillip Cane Eaddy

Born in South Carolina on Jan 1871 to Phillip Cane Eaddy and Emmaline Vanderlip. Robert Eady married Sarah Bennett and had 10 children. He passed away on 3 Oct 1940 in Berkeley, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Phillip Cane Eaddy
1840 - 1897
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Emmaline Vanderlip
1847 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Bennett
1874 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary E Eady
1897 - 1923
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Hilliard Eadie
1906 - 1992
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Florie Wilson
1900 - 2000
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Clarence Eady
1895 - Unknown
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Idabell Eadie
1911 - Unknown
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Robert Eady
1871 - 1940
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Eckley Eady
1903 - 1974
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Margret Eady
1901 - Unknown
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Richard Eady
1896 - Unknown
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Robert Eady
1871 - 1940

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