Her husband, Benjamin, and her son, John H. L., have two graves, one next to her here, and one in Iuka, Kansas.
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From the 04-16-1897 Centerville Weekly Iowegian
Mrs. Adamson, widow of the late Benjamin Adamson, died at the home of her son in-law, D. H. Hism, in Caldwell township, on Monday evening and was buried in the Centerville cemetery on Tuesday at about 2 pm. Mrs. Adamson was one of the old settlers here and formerly lived on a farm southeast of Centerville, and later she and her husband owned the farm on which the Rock Island depot now stands. They sold out here and went to Kansas, where Mr. Adamson died some years ago. Since her husband's death, Mrs. Adamson has been making her home in the county with relatives She was quite advanced in years at the time of her death.
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From the 04-16-1897 Centerville Weekly Iowegian
Mrs. Adamson, widow of the late Benjamin Adamson, died at the home of her son in-law, D. H. Hism, in Caldwell township, on Monday evening and was buried in the Centerville cemetery on Tuesday at about 2 pm. Mrs. Adamson was one of the old settlers here and formerly lived on a farm southeast of Centerville, and later she and her husband owned the farm on which the Rock Island depot now stands. They sold out here and went to Kansas, where Mr. Adamson died some years ago. Since her husband's death, Mrs. Adamson has been making her home in the county with relatives She was quite advanced in years at the time of her death.
Her husband, Benjamin, and her son, John H. L., have two graves, one next to her here, and one in Iuka, Kansas.
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From the 04-16-1897 Centerville Weekly Iowegian
Mrs. Adamson, widow of the late Benjamin Adamson, died at the home of her son in-law, D. H. Hism, in Caldwell township, on Monday evening and was buried in the Centerville cemetery on Tuesday at about 2 pm. Mrs. Adamson was one of the old settlers here and formerly lived on a farm southeast of Centerville, and later she and her husband owned the farm on which the Rock Island depot now stands. They sold out here and went to Kansas, where Mr. Adamson died some years ago. Since her husband's death, Mrs. Adamson has been making her home in the county with relatives She was quite advanced in years at the time of her death.
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From the 04-16-1897 Centerville Weekly Iowegian
Mrs. Adamson, widow of the late Benjamin Adamson, died at the home of her son in-law, D. H. Hism, in Caldwell township, on Monday evening and was buried in the Centerville cemetery on Tuesday at about 2 pm. Mrs. Adamson was one of the old settlers here and formerly lived on a farm southeast of Centerville, and later she and her husband owned the farm on which the Rock Island depot now stands. They sold out here and went to Kansas, where Mr. Adamson died some years ago. Since her husband's death, Mrs. Adamson has been making her home in the county with relatives She was quite advanced in years at the time of her death.
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