William Wilson Adams
and his wife, Thursey Jane, father and mother of Terrell, Emma and Josephine, followed their children to Ford County in 1887. They also filed on a claim in Concord Twp. Thursey passed away in 1893 of consumption (tuberculosis) and is buried in Concord Cemetery. William died in 1902 and his obituary reads “his children and their descendants’ number over eighty.” He is buried beside his wife.
Contributor: Mary Schartz (49453776)
and his wife, Thursey Jane, father and mother of Terrell, Emma and Josephine, followed their children to Ford County in 1887. They also filed on a claim in Concord Twp. Thursey passed away in 1893 of consumption (tuberculosis) and is buried in Concord Cemetery. William died in 1902 and his obituary reads “his children and their descendants’ number over eighty.” He is buried beside his wife.
Contributor: Mary Schartz (49453776)
William Wilson Adams
and his wife, Thursey Jane, father and mother of Terrell, Emma and Josephine, followed their children to Ford County in 1887. They also filed on a claim in Concord Twp. Thursey passed away in 1893 of consumption (tuberculosis) and is buried in Concord Cemetery. William died in 1902 and his obituary reads “his children and their descendants’ number over eighty.” He is buried beside his wife.
Contributor: Mary Schartz (49453776)
and his wife, Thursey Jane, father and mother of Terrell, Emma and Josephine, followed their children to Ford County in 1887. They also filed on a claim in Concord Twp. Thursey passed away in 1893 of consumption (tuberculosis) and is buried in Concord Cemetery. William died in 1902 and his obituary reads “his children and their descendants’ number over eighty.” He is buried beside his wife.
Contributor: Mary Schartz (49453776)
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