1904

Earl J Jacobs was born on 11 Jul 1904 in Pontiac, Richland, South Carolina, USA a child of Florence Jacobs Medlin.

1930

Earl Jacobs was counted in the census on 08 Apr 1930 in Pontiac, Richland, South Carolina, USA, as a 25-year-old, male, married, white, head of household. Also in the home was his wife, Evetta Jacobs; and their daughters, Annett Jacobs, Eloise Jacobs, and Earlene Jacobs.

1936

On April 26, 1936, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “COUNTY PRECINCTS APPOINT DELEGATES.“

1939

On April 18, 1939, Mr. Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Eloise Jacobs Is Medal Winner at Pontiac School.“

1940

Earl Jacobs was counted in the census on 02 Apr 1940 in Pontiac, Richland, South Carolina, USA, as a 36-year-old, male, married, white, head of household. Also in the home was his wife, Evetta Jacobs; and their daughters, Annette Jacobs, Eloise Jacobs, and Earline Jacobs.

1946

On February 12, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was listed as a pallbearer in the obituary of Mrs. Jesse Cooper.

On May 25, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Jacobs Offers For Commissioner.”

On May 25, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Candidates Qualify.”

On May 25, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “45 In County Races.“

On May 26, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Jacobs Enter Race For Commissioner.“

On May 27, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “50 In County Races.“

On May 28, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “55 In County Races.”

On May 30, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “63 In County Races.”

On June 1, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “81 Offer For Offices In Richland.”

On June 1, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “81 Seek Offices in Richland; 21 Contest for 7 House Seats.”

On June 14, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, ” Earl J. Jacobs Withdraws.”

On June 18, 1946, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “2 Commissioner Races Not Opened By Committeemen.”

1949

On October 19, 1949, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Columbia Elks To Hold Bingo Party Tonight.”

1950

Earl J Jacobs was counted in the census on 03 Apr 1950 in Pontiac, Richland, South Carolina, USA, as a 45-year-old, male, married, farmer, head of household. Also in the home was his wife, Evetta Jacobs; and their daughter Eloise G Jacobs.

On July 9, 1950, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Coleman Brothers Honored With Party.”

On August 10, 1950, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as a living step-son in the obituary of Mr Cleveland R Medlin.

On September 20, 1950, Mr. Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs Entertained at Dinner.“

1951

On July 15, 1951, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Birthday Dinner Given.”

1952

On March 22, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Richland Democrats Line up in Favor of Sen. Russell.“

On July 16, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Birthday Dinner For Eddie Jordan.”

On August 10, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Birthday Dinner For Sgt. Joe Youngblood.”

On November 16, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “The following described real property.”

1954

On April 8, 1954, Mr. Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Melvin Swayze LeGrand.”

1956

On June 17, 1956, Earl Jacobs was listed as a active pallbearer in the obituary of James M. (“Papa”) Hornsby.

On October 22, 1956, Ear Jacobs was mentioned as a living son in the obituary of Florence Jacobs Medlin.

1959

On January 14, 1959, Mr Earle Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Miss Jacobs In Hospital.”

On January 20, 1959, Mr Earle Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Miss Jacobs Improved.”

1952

On July 28, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Birthday Dinner For Earl Jacobs.”

On July 28, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Birthday Dinner.”

On November 9, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “The following described real property.”

On November 16, 1952, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “The following described real property.”

1953

On April 5, 1953, Earl Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Treasury Department Office of the Director of Internal Revenue.”

1960

On August 10, 1960, Mr. Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Adrian Evetta Coleman.”

1961

On October 13, 1961, Earl Jacobs was listed as a honorary pallbearer in the obituary of Bunyan C. Sanders.

1963

On May 12, 1963, Mr. Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “COLEMAN.”

On July 8, 1963, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as a honorary pallbearer in the obituary of Mrs. Eula Jacobs Coleman.

On November 14, 1963, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as a honorary pallbearer in the obituary of Rufus Coleman.

1965

On February 4, 1965, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as a active pallbearer in the obituary of William Jesse Lee.

On May 24, 1965, Mr. Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “U. S. Court Term Begins.”

On May 26, 1965, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Pontiac Store Owner Goes On Trail in Sugar Case.“

On May, 27, 1965, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Jury Says Store Operator Violated U. S. Restriction.”

On May, 28, 1965, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned in the newspaper article, “Man Receives Fine in Sugar Report Case.”

1969

On June 30, 1969, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as an active pallbearer in the obtiuary of Jospeh H. Roberts.

1976

He died on 02 Sep 1976 in Columbia, Richland, South Carolina, USA at Providence Hospital. He was buried on 05 Sep 1976 in Pontiac, Richland, South Carolina, USA at Spears Creek Baptist Church Cemetery.

EARL J. JACOBS

PONTIAC – Earl J. Jacobs, 72, died this morning in Providence Hospital in Columbia.

He was a lifelong resident on Pontiac and a member of Spears Creek Baptist Church where he was a member of the men’s Bible class. He was a retired merchant and farmer, a former employe of Forest Lake Country Club, and a former trustee of the Richland County schools from the Pontiac district.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Evetta J. Jacobs of Pontiac; three daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Earline) Legrand, Miss Eloise Jacobs and Mrs. Annette J. Coleman, all on Pontiac; one son Morris Otto Jacobs of Pontiac; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Hornsby

of Pontiac, Mrs. Milwee Youngblood of Columbia and Mrs. Evelyn Bullock of Bessemer, Ala.; one brother, Bert Medlin of Gary, In.; 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Funeral plans will be announced by Talbert-Shives Funeral Home.

Earl J Jacobs Services Sunday

Funeral services for Earl J. Jacobs will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Spears Creek Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Everett Reconnu, Rev. Dallas Goff and Rev. Claude A. Hightower with burial in the church cemetery.

Mr. Jacobs, 72, of Pontiac died yesterday in a local hospital.

Memorial may be made to Leukemia Research, American Cancer Society, 1940 Blossom Street.

Talbert-Shives Funeral Home is in charge.

E. J. Jacobs of Pontiac Dies At 72

Earl J. Jacobs, 72 of Pontiac died Thursday in Providence hospital after a long illness.

A life-long resident of Pontiac, he was a member of Spears Creek Baptist Church. A retired merchant and farmer, he was a former employee at Forest Lake Country Club and a former Trustee of the Richland County Schools from the Pontiac District.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evetta J. Jacobs of Pontiac; three daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Earline) LeGrand, Miss Eloise Jacobs and Mrs. Annette J. Coleman of Pontiac; a son, Morris Otto Jacobs of Pontiac; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Hornsby of Pontiac, Mrs. Milwee Youngblood of Columbia and Mrs. Evelyn Bullock of Bessemer, Ala; a brother, Bert Medlin of Gary, Indiana; twelve grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Plans will be announced by the Talbert-Shives Funeral Home.

The family suggest that those who wish may make memorials to Leukemia Research, American Cancer Society, 1940 Blossom Street.

JACOBS RITES

Services for Earl J. Jacobs will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Spears Creek Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Everett Reconnu, the Rev. Dallas Goff and the Rev. Claude A. Hightower.

Mr. Jacobs of Pontiac Road died Thursday.

The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to Leukemia Research, American Cancer Society, 1940 Blossom St., Columbia, S. C. 29201.

Talbert-Shives Funeral Home is in charge.

JACOBS RITES

Services for Earl J. Jacobs will be at 3 p.m. today at Spears Creek Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Everett Reconnu, the Rev. Dallas Goff and the Rev. Claude A. Hightower.

Pallbearers will be Howell Ross, George Elkins, Coley Rose, Sam Watts, Randolph Delk and George Styles.

Mr. Jacobs of Pontiac Road died Thursday.

1981

On August 31, 1981, Earl J Jacobs was mentioned as the late father of the bride in the newspaper article, “BARTON-COLEMAN.”

1986

On April 15, 1986, Earl J. Jacobs was mentioned as the deceased father in the obituary of Miss Eloise G. Jacobs.

1992

On August 2, 1992, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as the deceased husband in the obituary of Alice Evetta Jacobs.

2002

On May 19, 2002,Earl Jacobs was mentioned as the deceased father in the obituary of Morris Otto Jacobs.

2011

On October 9, 2011, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as the deceased father in the obituary of Annette Jacobs Barton.

2014

On November 3, 2014, Earl Jacobs was mentioned as the deceased father in the obituary of Betty Earline Jacobs LeGrand.