--Ace was the youngest of 4 children (2 died very young) of James Clyde Caddell and wife Annie Philemon.
--Ocupation: Weaver in a cotton mill in 1930. He was a Truck Driver in 1940.
--He married Ruby Lee Fox. They lived with her parents in Gastonia in 1930 and had moved to Charlotte by 1935. The couple had at least 7 children, names listed in Ruby's memorial. The Caddells lost son Ace Jr. to pneumonia at age 1. Tragically, son Richard was killed when a car fell on him while installing a muffler.
--Ocupation: Weaver in a cotton mill in 1930. He was a Truck Driver in 1940.
--He married Ruby Lee Fox. They lived with her parents in Gastonia in 1930 and had moved to Charlotte by 1935. The couple had at least 7 children, names listed in Ruby's memorial. The Caddells lost son Ace Jr. to pneumonia at age 1. Tragically, son Richard was killed when a car fell on him while installing a muffler.
--Ace was the youngest of 4 children (2 died very young) of James Clyde Caddell and wife Annie Philemon.
--Ocupation: Weaver in a cotton mill in 1930. He was a Truck Driver in 1940.
--He married Ruby Lee Fox. They lived with her parents in Gastonia in 1930 and had moved to Charlotte by 1935. The couple had at least 7 children, names listed in Ruby's memorial. The Caddells lost son Ace Jr. to pneumonia at age 1. Tragically, son Richard was killed when a car fell on him while installing a muffler.
--Ocupation: Weaver in a cotton mill in 1930. He was a Truck Driver in 1940.
--He married Ruby Lee Fox. They lived with her parents in Gastonia in 1930 and had moved to Charlotte by 1935. The couple had at least 7 children, names listed in Ruby's memorial. The Caddells lost son Ace Jr. to pneumonia at age 1. Tragically, son Richard was killed when a car fell on him while installing a muffler.
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