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Jack Liddell - Madison Parish, LA

From Tallulah Madison Journal September 10, 1954

Liddell Rites Are Held In Tallulah

Services for Jack Liddell of Bastrop, a special deputy of Morehouse Parish and Colonel on Governor 
Robert Kennon's staff, who was found dead in a motel at West Point, Miss., Saturday afternoon, were 
held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon. The Rev. J. E. Hinkie and the Rev. R. H. Staples 
of Bastrop officiated and burial was in the Silver Cross Cemetery here with Crothers Funeral Home in 
charge of the arrangements. 

According to the coroner's inquest death was due to natural causes.

Mr. Liddell, 47, was born in Mississippi, but had resided in Tallulah from 1930 until 1943 when he 
entered military service. On his return he made his home in Bastrop where he was engaged in insurance 
business. He was a Methodist, a Mason, Shriner and a member of the Eastern Star, American Legion and 
Veteran of Foreign Wars.

He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ola Mae Liddell, his mother, Mrs. Ada Warren of Pontotoc, Miss., and a sister, 
Mrs. Joe Harrey of Huntington, W. Va.