MR. JOHN A. ADAM Aged 82 years old
GERMANY - USA
CHILD of
Mr. Michael Adam 1803 - 1873 ID 47627723 and
Mrs. Margaretha "Maggie" Adam 1798 - 1876 ID 47627742
BORN April 1832 Germany
MARRIAGE Mrs. Katherine Stautzenberger-Adam ID 230794324
CHILDREN Mr. John Anton Adam 1858–1934 ID 7155372 , Mrs. Barbara Adam-Sifferle
1859–1920 ID 28350242, Mr. Jacob P. Adam 1865–1943 ID 152311955 and Mr. Joe W. Adam 1870–1933 ID 155102297
SIBLINGS Yes, Currently unknown.
DIED January 29, 1915 San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas USA
BURIED Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Stanton, Martin County, Texas USA
OBITUARY by San Antonio Light onJanuary 29, 1915
John Adam, 82 years old, a pioneer San Antonian, died early Friday morning at his home at the intersection of the Adam and Gembler roads, near San Antonio. Mr. Adam was a native of Germany, but sixty-five years ago he came to Texas and had lived here ever since. He first settled in Castroville, but after a residence of several years there, he purchased a farm near San Antonio and removed to it. He was a charter member of St. Joseph's Society, one of the oldest German organizations in San Antonio. Surviving Mr. Adam are three sons, John, Jacob and Joe, and one daughter, all of San Antonio.
With the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars from 1803 to 1815, feudalism fell away by reforms and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Thereafter liberalism and nationalism clashed with reaction. The German revolutions of 1848–49 failed. The Industrial Revolution modernized the German economy, led to the rapid growth of cities and the emergence of the socialist movement in Germany. Prussia, with its capital Berlin, grew in power. Many left to other stable lands.
GERMANY - USA
CHILD of
Mr. Michael Adam 1803 - 1873 ID 47627723 and
Mrs. Margaretha "Maggie" Adam 1798 - 1876 ID 47627742
BORN April 1832 Germany
MARRIAGE Mrs. Katherine Stautzenberger-Adam ID 230794324
CHILDREN Mr. John Anton Adam 1858–1934 ID 7155372 , Mrs. Barbara Adam-Sifferle
1859–1920 ID 28350242, Mr. Jacob P. Adam 1865–1943 ID 152311955 and Mr. Joe W. Adam 1870–1933 ID 155102297
SIBLINGS Yes, Currently unknown.
DIED January 29, 1915 San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas USA
BURIED Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Stanton, Martin County, Texas USA
OBITUARY by San Antonio Light onJanuary 29, 1915
John Adam, 82 years old, a pioneer San Antonian, died early Friday morning at his home at the intersection of the Adam and Gembler roads, near San Antonio. Mr. Adam was a native of Germany, but sixty-five years ago he came to Texas and had lived here ever since. He first settled in Castroville, but after a residence of several years there, he purchased a farm near San Antonio and removed to it. He was a charter member of St. Joseph's Society, one of the oldest German organizations in San Antonio. Surviving Mr. Adam are three sons, John, Jacob and Joe, and one daughter, all of San Antonio.
With the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars from 1803 to 1815, feudalism fell away by reforms and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Thereafter liberalism and nationalism clashed with reaction. The German revolutions of 1848–49 failed. The Industrial Revolution modernized the German economy, led to the rapid growth of cities and the emergence of the socialist movement in Germany. Prussia, with its capital Berlin, grew in power. Many left to other stable lands.
MR. JOHN A. ADAM Aged 82 years old
GERMANY - USA
CHILD of
Mr. Michael Adam 1803 - 1873 ID 47627723 and
Mrs. Margaretha "Maggie" Adam 1798 - 1876 ID 47627742
BORN April 1832 Germany
MARRIAGE Mrs. Katherine Stautzenberger-Adam ID 230794324
CHILDREN Mr. John Anton Adam 1858–1934 ID 7155372 , Mrs. Barbara Adam-Sifferle
1859–1920 ID 28350242, Mr. Jacob P. Adam 1865–1943 ID 152311955 and Mr. Joe W. Adam 1870–1933 ID 155102297
SIBLINGS Yes, Currently unknown.
DIED January 29, 1915 San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas USA
BURIED Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Stanton, Martin County, Texas USA
OBITUARY by San Antonio Light onJanuary 29, 1915
John Adam, 82 years old, a pioneer San Antonian, died early Friday morning at his home at the intersection of the Adam and Gembler roads, near San Antonio. Mr. Adam was a native of Germany, but sixty-five years ago he came to Texas and had lived here ever since. He first settled in Castroville, but after a residence of several years there, he purchased a farm near San Antonio and removed to it. He was a charter member of St. Joseph's Society, one of the oldest German organizations in San Antonio. Surviving Mr. Adam are three sons, John, Jacob and Joe, and one daughter, all of San Antonio.
With the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars from 1803 to 1815, feudalism fell away by reforms and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Thereafter liberalism and nationalism clashed with reaction. The German revolutions of 1848–49 failed. The Industrial Revolution modernized the German economy, led to the rapid growth of cities and the emergence of the socialist movement in Germany. Prussia, with its capital Berlin, grew in power. Many left to other stable lands.
GERMANY - USA
CHILD of
Mr. Michael Adam 1803 - 1873 ID 47627723 and
Mrs. Margaretha "Maggie" Adam 1798 - 1876 ID 47627742
BORN April 1832 Germany
MARRIAGE Mrs. Katherine Stautzenberger-Adam ID 230794324
CHILDREN Mr. John Anton Adam 1858–1934 ID 7155372 , Mrs. Barbara Adam-Sifferle
1859–1920 ID 28350242, Mr. Jacob P. Adam 1865–1943 ID 152311955 and Mr. Joe W. Adam 1870–1933 ID 155102297
SIBLINGS Yes, Currently unknown.
DIED January 29, 1915 San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas USA
BURIED Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Stanton, Martin County, Texas USA
OBITUARY by San Antonio Light onJanuary 29, 1915
John Adam, 82 years old, a pioneer San Antonian, died early Friday morning at his home at the intersection of the Adam and Gembler roads, near San Antonio. Mr. Adam was a native of Germany, but sixty-five years ago he came to Texas and had lived here ever since. He first settled in Castroville, but after a residence of several years there, he purchased a farm near San Antonio and removed to it. He was a charter member of St. Joseph's Society, one of the oldest German organizations in San Antonio. Surviving Mr. Adam are three sons, John, Jacob and Joe, and one daughter, all of San Antonio.
With the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars from 1803 to 1815, feudalism fell away by reforms and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Thereafter liberalism and nationalism clashed with reaction. The German revolutions of 1848–49 failed. The Industrial Revolution modernized the German economy, led to the rapid growth of cities and the emergence of the socialist movement in Germany. Prussia, with its capital Berlin, grew in power. Many left to other stable lands.
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