Elmer was Christened on 3 Jul 1932 at Hickory Hill Church By Wm. Lyndon Hess. He died while at his
Home On County Route 305, Millsboro, DE. He is Buried in Millsboro Cemetery Inc., Millsboro, Sussex County, Delaware next to his wife & son Stanton. He was married 23 Aug 1924 to Estella May Collins at Grace Parsonage, Salisbury, MBJPW, Methodist Episcopal.
His father was Benjamin Truitt Adkins & his mother was Amelia Abigail Collins.
His son Stanton died in an auto accident on State Route #24 near Lowes Cross Roads in Sussex County, Delaware.
Elmer was a friendly person and always had a smile. He was a good business person. El, short for Elmer, bought and sold produce, bought and sold livestock, owned and operated grain and vegetable farms, owned and operated poultry farms, operated a trucking business to transport what he bought and sold, sold fertilizer and lime as an agent for Millard lime in Anneville, Pennsylvania and Worcester Fertilizer Company in Snow Hill, Maryland and ran a country store that was located 2 miles west of Millsboro on the north side of route 24. He did this together with his wife, Estella, who worked with him and was also a very able business person.
Home On County Route 305, Millsboro, DE. He is Buried in Millsboro Cemetery Inc., Millsboro, Sussex County, Delaware next to his wife & son Stanton. He was married 23 Aug 1924 to Estella May Collins at Grace Parsonage, Salisbury, MBJPW, Methodist Episcopal.
His father was Benjamin Truitt Adkins & his mother was Amelia Abigail Collins.
His son Stanton died in an auto accident on State Route #24 near Lowes Cross Roads in Sussex County, Delaware.
Elmer was a friendly person and always had a smile. He was a good business person. El, short for Elmer, bought and sold produce, bought and sold livestock, owned and operated grain and vegetable farms, owned and operated poultry farms, operated a trucking business to transport what he bought and sold, sold fertilizer and lime as an agent for Millard lime in Anneville, Pennsylvania and Worcester Fertilizer Company in Snow Hill, Maryland and ran a country store that was located 2 miles west of Millsboro on the north side of route 24. He did this together with his wife, Estella, who worked with him and was also a very able business person.
Elmer was Christened on 3 Jul 1932 at Hickory Hill Church By Wm. Lyndon Hess. He died while at his
Home On County Route 305, Millsboro, DE. He is Buried in Millsboro Cemetery Inc., Millsboro, Sussex County, Delaware next to his wife & son Stanton. He was married 23 Aug 1924 to Estella May Collins at Grace Parsonage, Salisbury, MBJPW, Methodist Episcopal.
His father was Benjamin Truitt Adkins & his mother was Amelia Abigail Collins.
His son Stanton died in an auto accident on State Route #24 near Lowes Cross Roads in Sussex County, Delaware.
Elmer was a friendly person and always had a smile. He was a good business person. El, short for Elmer, bought and sold produce, bought and sold livestock, owned and operated grain and vegetable farms, owned and operated poultry farms, operated a trucking business to transport what he bought and sold, sold fertilizer and lime as an agent for Millard lime in Anneville, Pennsylvania and Worcester Fertilizer Company in Snow Hill, Maryland and ran a country store that was located 2 miles west of Millsboro on the north side of route 24. He did this together with his wife, Estella, who worked with him and was also a very able business person.
Home On County Route 305, Millsboro, DE. He is Buried in Millsboro Cemetery Inc., Millsboro, Sussex County, Delaware next to his wife & son Stanton. He was married 23 Aug 1924 to Estella May Collins at Grace Parsonage, Salisbury, MBJPW, Methodist Episcopal.
His father was Benjamin Truitt Adkins & his mother was Amelia Abigail Collins.
His son Stanton died in an auto accident on State Route #24 near Lowes Cross Roads in Sussex County, Delaware.
Elmer was a friendly person and always had a smile. He was a good business person. El, short for Elmer, bought and sold produce, bought and sold livestock, owned and operated grain and vegetable farms, owned and operated poultry farms, operated a trucking business to transport what he bought and sold, sold fertilizer and lime as an agent for Millard lime in Anneville, Pennsylvania and Worcester Fertilizer Company in Snow Hill, Maryland and ran a country store that was located 2 miles west of Millsboro on the north side of route 24. He did this together with his wife, Estella, who worked with him and was also a very able business person.
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