Eva Elizabeth Fleming Bradley was the Daughter of Augustus Lawton Fleming (1858-1930) and Florence Elizabeth (Ashley) Fleming (1869-1920). She was the Sister of:

(1.) Ernest Clide Fleming (May 1891)
(2.) Ella Miller Fleming (1892-1961)
(3.) Charlotte Janette "Lottie" Fleming (1895-1978)
(4.) Edward "Eddie" F.Fleming (1896-1952)
(5.) Augustus Boyd Fleming (1900-1941)
(6.) Curtis Christopher Fleming (1904-1962)
(7.) Grace Fleming (1905-1920)
(8.) Clarence Raymond Fleming (1908-1956)
(9.) Lorene "Laura" E. F.eming (1913)

Eva married William Archie Bradley on Jan. 4, 1924 in Etowah Co., AL. Some of their Children were:

(1.) Dorothy Lucille (Bradley) Williams (1925-July 04, 1971)

(2.) Charles Delbert "Bud" Bradley (Nov 21, 1926 - Sept 15, 1984)

(3.) Mack Ray Bradley (July 15, 1929-June 18, 1986)

(4.) Roy Wayne Bradley

(5.) June (Bradley) Hathcock (June 25, 1933 AL - Nov 21, 1999 AL)

(6.) Gertrude (Bradley) Page (March 13, 1939 AL - Dec 28, 1986 AL)



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The obituary for Eva (Fleming) Bradley was published in "The Gadsden Times"; newspaper; Gadsden, Etowah County, Alabama: Monday, Dec. 4, 1972:


BRADLEY, Mrs. Eva Elizabeth, 69, Altoona Court, Attalla, died at a local hospital Saturday at 11:30 p.m. after several weeks illness.

She is survived by husband, William Archie Bradley, two daughters, Mrs. Charles Page, Jr., Attalla, and Mrs. M. L. Hathcock, Chicago, ILL.; three sons, Charles Delbert and Mack Ray Bradley, Gadsden, Roy Wayne Bradley, Attalla, two sisters, Mrs. Raymond M. Smith and Mrs. David A. Oliver, Attalla, 16 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at Hughes Avenue Church of Christ tomorrow at 11 a.m. with John Payne, Minister, officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, active pallbearers, Tim Williams, Don Williams, Benny Williams, Glenn Bradley, Ronnie Bradley, Bruce Bradley, Steve Bradley, Clayton Barnes.

Mrs. Bradley was a native and lifelong resident of Etowah County. She was a member of Hughes Avenue Church of Christ and was retired from Kahn's Textile Mills.

The body will remain at Collier-Butler and will lie in state at the church for one hour prior to services.


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