He was a housing contractor. Full name Bozeman. Son of James Lee Adair and Caroline Evans. Married to Ellen Alexander. He is buried next to his son, who died young.
In 1889 a lawsuit was brought against him by an attorney representing his two children, Mattie and Guy, and their mother Ellen. The suit alleges that he was trustee of a piece of property belonging to his son Henry, who died at age 5, and that he sold the property and did not share the proceeds.
In 1889 a lawsuit was brought against him by an attorney representing his two children, Mattie and Guy, and their mother Ellen. The suit alleges that he was trustee of a piece of property belonging to his son Henry, who died at age 5, and that he sold the property and did not share the proceeds.
He was a housing contractor. Full name Bozeman. Son of James Lee Adair and Caroline Evans. Married to Ellen Alexander. He is buried next to his son, who died young.
In 1889 a lawsuit was brought against him by an attorney representing his two children, Mattie and Guy, and their mother Ellen. The suit alleges that he was trustee of a piece of property belonging to his son Henry, who died at age 5, and that he sold the property and did not share the proceeds.
In 1889 a lawsuit was brought against him by an attorney representing his two children, Mattie and Guy, and their mother Ellen. The suit alleges that he was trustee of a piece of property belonging to his son Henry, who died at age 5, and that he sold the property and did not share the proceeds.
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