Daughter of Wellington Adams and Martha Williams.
Died between 1904 and 1908 Linville Twp. area of what was then Mitchell, now Avery Co., NC. Extensive research has yet to identify a place of internment. Her husband, who suffered from Brights Disease, and both sons were in Montana by 1910, so it's possible her grave had only a temporary marker, which has since been lost.
Died between 1904 and 1908 Linville Twp. area of what was then Mitchell, now Avery Co., NC. Extensive research has yet to identify a place of internment. Her husband, who suffered from Brights Disease, and both sons were in Montana by 1910, so it's possible her grave had only a temporary marker, which has since been lost.
Daughter of Wellington Adams and Martha Williams.
Died between 1904 and 1908 Linville Twp. area of what was then Mitchell, now Avery Co., NC. Extensive research has yet to identify a place of internment. Her husband, who suffered from Brights Disease, and both sons were in Montana by 1910, so it's possible her grave had only a temporary marker, which has since been lost.
Died between 1904 and 1908 Linville Twp. area of what was then Mitchell, now Avery Co., NC. Extensive research has yet to identify a place of internment. Her husband, who suffered from Brights Disease, and both sons were in Montana by 1910, so it's possible her grave had only a temporary marker, which has since been lost.
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