Called John. Son of William W. & Martha Catherine (BORDERS) ADERHOLD; both of them remarried. John married 1884 in Carroll County, Georgia, to Candis Dorinda NEWSOME. John's birth date is given as 21 SEP in a Bible reocrd, 23 SEP on his death certificate and 25 SEP on his grave marker. Per Georgia Death Index: John R. ADERHOLD died June 28, 1930, in Muscogee County, Georgia, Certificate #16663.
"COUNTY NEWS: As Gathered Here and There by the Special Scribes of the Free Press. . . Banning. . .There was a small disturbance in near Banning caused by a tramp entering the house of Mr. John ADDERHOLD and assailing the character of the woman of the house but all has been settled satisfactorily and every thing is all quiet now." [The Carroll Free Press (Carrollton, GA, weekly newspaper) Friday, 16 MAR 1888, page 3, column 7.]
"COUNTY NEWS: As Gathered Here and There by the Special Scribes of the Free Press. . . Banning. . .There was a small disturbance in near Banning caused by a tramp entering the house of Mr. John ADDERHOLD and assailing the character of the woman of the house but all has been settled satisfactorily and every thing is all quiet now." [The Carroll Free Press (Carrollton, GA, weekly newspaper) Friday, 16 MAR 1888, page 3, column 7.]
Called John. Son of William W. & Martha Catherine (BORDERS) ADERHOLD; both of them remarried. John married 1884 in Carroll County, Georgia, to Candis Dorinda NEWSOME. John's birth date is given as 21 SEP in a Bible reocrd, 23 SEP on his death certificate and 25 SEP on his grave marker. Per Georgia Death Index: John R. ADERHOLD died June 28, 1930, in Muscogee County, Georgia, Certificate #16663.
"COUNTY NEWS: As Gathered Here and There by the Special Scribes of the Free Press. . . Banning. . .There was a small disturbance in near Banning caused by a tramp entering the house of Mr. John ADDERHOLD and assailing the character of the woman of the house but all has been settled satisfactorily and every thing is all quiet now." [The Carroll Free Press (Carrollton, GA, weekly newspaper) Friday, 16 MAR 1888, page 3, column 7.]
"COUNTY NEWS: As Gathered Here and There by the Special Scribes of the Free Press. . . Banning. . .There was a small disturbance in near Banning caused by a tramp entering the house of Mr. John ADDERHOLD and assailing the character of the woman of the house but all has been settled satisfactorily and every thing is all quiet now." [The Carroll Free Press (Carrollton, GA, weekly newspaper) Friday, 16 MAR 1888, page 3, column 7.]
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