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         1889  . jr-       omrcARY                 1970

          Deacon Oliver Jam Bradley wa* bom to Columbia County, Florida
         Bethel Community, February 28, 1889, to the bte Mr. Andrew and
         Mrs. Amanda Freeman Bradley.

          iHt received hb education from the public Schools of Columbia
         County. He resided to Columbia County all of hb life. Hb life was i
         wful one,
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          ■Hb vocation as Tto Smith brought him in contact with all type® of
         people, Because of hh dynamic personality he had gained many friends
         who loved him,
          Mr. Bradley gave a great devoted wmct to hb community as a Wader.
         He was first to seek a County office in this County since reconMruction
         day. He had the ability and courage to help his race of people to their
         mwbl timer
           to 1912 he wm united in Holy Wedlock to Mi* Rabaeca Rummtog,
         who preceded him to death, June 13,1954, to? was united in Holy Wad-
         lock to Mrs. Mae Darby.
           He received baptbm cd the Holy Ghost under the leadership of
         Bishop G. C Brbter, Assistant Bishop U Burch and Mother Otoe
         Graham, Pastor. Heli vedaCtobtian life and was the builder of BradWy's
         Temple. The Church of God to Unity, where he served faithfully on the
         Deacon's Board untB hb death July 31,1970, to the H. E. State Hospital,
         MacCknny, Fktoda terminating several months of Utoew.
           Mr. Bradley leaves to mourn his passing a devoted wife, Mrs. Mae
         Bmdtoyt three ibtm, Mrs. Florence BeU, Lake City, Mrs.. Hattie Caney,
         Lake City, and Mrs. Amanda Tally, Orlando, Florida. A loving host of
         nephews, neicet and other dear relatives.


















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