Mrs. Annie Adams wife of William H. Adams died at her home in Brushtown on Sunday May 7, of apoplexy aged 69 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning of last week at Conewago Chapel services by Rev. Father Halftermeyer with interment in Conewago Cemetery. She was married 50 years ago to Wm. H. Adams, who survives with two sons and four daughters, John J. Adams of Edgegrove, Charles L. Adams of Westminster, Md., Mrs. Joseph Harding and Mrs. Harry Lippy of Hanover, Mrs. Vincent Staub of New Oxford and Mrs. Charles Klunk of Brushtown. Four sisters also survive, Mrs. James Devine of Edgegrove, Mrs. John I. McKinney of Hanover, Mrs. Jacob Will of York and Mrs. Henry Eckenrode of Pikesville, Md.
Source : 17 May 1905, Gettysburg Compiler
Source : 17 May 1905, Gettysburg Compiler
Mrs. Annie Adams wife of William H. Adams died at her home in Brushtown on Sunday May 7, of apoplexy aged 69 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning of last week at Conewago Chapel services by Rev. Father Halftermeyer with interment in Conewago Cemetery. She was married 50 years ago to Wm. H. Adams, who survives with two sons and four daughters, John J. Adams of Edgegrove, Charles L. Adams of Westminster, Md., Mrs. Joseph Harding and Mrs. Harry Lippy of Hanover, Mrs. Vincent Staub of New Oxford and Mrs. Charles Klunk of Brushtown. Four sisters also survive, Mrs. James Devine of Edgegrove, Mrs. John I. McKinney of Hanover, Mrs. Jacob Will of York and Mrs. Henry Eckenrode of Pikesville, Md.
Source : 17 May 1905, Gettysburg Compiler
Source : 17 May 1905, Gettysburg Compiler
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