--He was the second of 5 children of Nathan R. Bishop & Elizabeth Conner. Eddie grew up in Johnson City, TN & lived there until he was over 30.
--Occupation: He was working on the family farm in 1910. He was a laborer at a planing mill in 1920. He moved his family to Charlotte, NC about 1923, & became a house carpenter.
--Eddie married Georgia Lindamood in 1912; they had 7 children, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Member of the Masons
--His younger brother Everett Lee Bishop is also buried at Sharon Memorial Park.
--Occupation: He was working on the family farm in 1910. He was a laborer at a planing mill in 1920. He moved his family to Charlotte, NC about 1923, & became a house carpenter.
--Eddie married Georgia Lindamood in 1912; they had 7 children, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Member of the Masons
--His younger brother Everett Lee Bishop is also buried at Sharon Memorial Park.
--He was the second of 5 children of Nathan R. Bishop & Elizabeth Conner. Eddie grew up in Johnson City, TN & lived there until he was over 30.
--Occupation: He was working on the family farm in 1910. He was a laborer at a planing mill in 1920. He moved his family to Charlotte, NC about 1923, & became a house carpenter.
--Eddie married Georgia Lindamood in 1912; they had 7 children, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Member of the Masons
--His younger brother Everett Lee Bishop is also buried at Sharon Memorial Park.
--Occupation: He was working on the family farm in 1910. He was a laborer at a planing mill in 1920. He moved his family to Charlotte, NC about 1923, & became a house carpenter.
--Eddie married Georgia Lindamood in 1912; they had 7 children, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Member of the Masons
--His younger brother Everett Lee Bishop is also buried at Sharon Memorial Park.
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