The News, Newport, PA
Friday, August 18, 1893
Edith Adams, a daughter of Commissioner Wilson D. Adams, of near New Germantown, died on Wednesday night last from a disease that she had been suffering with for months. She was a bright and promising young lady, and her loss will be greatly felt by her parents and friends. She was aged 16 years and her remains were deposited in the Presbyterian Cemetery near town, on Friday morning last. The cortege was large and impressive. Please be to her ashes.
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Note; Gravestone photo'd is in Westminster. Unknown to memorial holder if remains were re-interred at Westminster or if this would be a cenotaph.
Friday, August 18, 1893
Edith Adams, a daughter of Commissioner Wilson D. Adams, of near New Germantown, died on Wednesday night last from a disease that she had been suffering with for months. She was a bright and promising young lady, and her loss will be greatly felt by her parents and friends. She was aged 16 years and her remains were deposited in the Presbyterian Cemetery near town, on Friday morning last. The cortege was large and impressive. Please be to her ashes.
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Note; Gravestone photo'd is in Westminster. Unknown to memorial holder if remains were re-interred at Westminster or if this would be a cenotaph.
The News, Newport, PA
Friday, August 18, 1893
Edith Adams, a daughter of Commissioner Wilson D. Adams, of near New Germantown, died on Wednesday night last from a disease that she had been suffering with for months. She was a bright and promising young lady, and her loss will be greatly felt by her parents and friends. She was aged 16 years and her remains were deposited in the Presbyterian Cemetery near town, on Friday morning last. The cortege was large and impressive. Please be to her ashes.
*****************************
Note; Gravestone photo'd is in Westminster. Unknown to memorial holder if remains were re-interred at Westminster or if this would be a cenotaph.
Friday, August 18, 1893
Edith Adams, a daughter of Commissioner Wilson D. Adams, of near New Germantown, died on Wednesday night last from a disease that she had been suffering with for months. She was a bright and promising young lady, and her loss will be greatly felt by her parents and friends. She was aged 16 years and her remains were deposited in the Presbyterian Cemetery near town, on Friday morning last. The cortege was large and impressive. Please be to her ashes.
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Note; Gravestone photo'd is in Westminster. Unknown to memorial holder if remains were re-interred at Westminster or if this would be a cenotaph.
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