Wilson Adams was born Apr 30, 1899, in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, to parents Dr. James B. Adams (1861-1908), and Elizabeth Durbin (1869-1927), both born in Kentucky. Wilson was the youngest son in a family of four boys. His brothers were: Cleon B. Adams (1891-1965), James D. Adams (1893-1938), Vernon Adams (1896-1977), all born in Harrison County.
Wilson, at the age of 19 years old, was listed as a student on his World War I Draft Registration card in 1918, living with his widowed mother in Cynthiana.
Wilson never married, and on Sep 26, 1921, in Harrison County, Kentucky, he died as a result of being struck by a passenger train. He is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana with other family members.
Wilson, at the age of 19 years old, was listed as a student on his World War I Draft Registration card in 1918, living with his widowed mother in Cynthiana.
Wilson never married, and on Sep 26, 1921, in Harrison County, Kentucky, he died as a result of being struck by a passenger train. He is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana with other family members.
Wilson Adams was born Apr 30, 1899, in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, to parents Dr. James B. Adams (1861-1908), and Elizabeth Durbin (1869-1927), both born in Kentucky. Wilson was the youngest son in a family of four boys. His brothers were: Cleon B. Adams (1891-1965), James D. Adams (1893-1938), Vernon Adams (1896-1977), all born in Harrison County.
Wilson, at the age of 19 years old, was listed as a student on his World War I Draft Registration card in 1918, living with his widowed mother in Cynthiana.
Wilson never married, and on Sep 26, 1921, in Harrison County, Kentucky, he died as a result of being struck by a passenger train. He is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana with other family members.
Wilson, at the age of 19 years old, was listed as a student on his World War I Draft Registration card in 1918, living with his widowed mother in Cynthiana.
Wilson never married, and on Sep 26, 1921, in Harrison County, Kentucky, he died as a result of being struck by a passenger train. He is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana with other family members.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
