J.W. Adams' Lot 169, space 4
(birthdate estimated from age in census)
--from the Nov. 11,1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
Diptheria claimed Lizzie, the 13 year-old daughter of Henry Adams of the south side, Tuesday night. The remains were buried in Vailton cemetery Wednesday. This makes the second death by diptheria in that family within the past two months. Henry, another son, is down with the disease.
--from the Nov 18, 1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
from the weekly column "Vailton Notes": Mr. J. W. Adams has the deep sympathy of his entire community in the death of their daughter Lizzie. We hope that their son Henry will be about soon.
(birthdate estimated from age in census)
--from the Nov. 11,1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
Diptheria claimed Lizzie, the 13 year-old daughter of Henry Adams of the south side, Tuesday night. The remains were buried in Vailton cemetery Wednesday. This makes the second death by diptheria in that family within the past two months. Henry, another son, is down with the disease.
--from the Nov 18, 1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
from the weekly column "Vailton Notes": Mr. J. W. Adams has the deep sympathy of his entire community in the death of their daughter Lizzie. We hope that their son Henry will be about soon.
J.W. Adams' Lot 169, space 4
(birthdate estimated from age in census)
--from the Nov. 11,1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
Diptheria claimed Lizzie, the 13 year-old daughter of Henry Adams of the south side, Tuesday night. The remains were buried in Vailton cemetery Wednesday. This makes the second death by diptheria in that family within the past two months. Henry, another son, is down with the disease.
--from the Nov 18, 1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
from the weekly column "Vailton Notes": Mr. J. W. Adams has the deep sympathy of his entire community in the death of their daughter Lizzie. We hope that their son Henry will be about soon.
(birthdate estimated from age in census)
--from the Nov. 11,1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
Diptheria claimed Lizzie, the 13 year-old daughter of Henry Adams of the south side, Tuesday night. The remains were buried in Vailton cemetery Wednesday. This makes the second death by diptheria in that family within the past two months. Henry, another son, is down with the disease.
--from the Nov 18, 1892, McCook Tribune, page 5
from the weekly column "Vailton Notes": Mr. J. W. Adams has the deep sympathy of his entire community in the death of their daughter Lizzie. We hope that their son Henry will be about soon.
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