Obituary gives name as Bryan and Brynan, but all records give his name as Bozeman. Don't know if it was a typo, or if it may have been a middle name. He was named after his paternal grandfather. He had one other daughter, Frances, not mentioned in the obituary. She died as a child.
Atlanta Constitution, March 16, 1899
Death of Bryan Adair
An Aged Citizen Passed Away Tuesday at Battle Hill.
Brynan Adair, age sixty-six, one of the pioneer citizens of Atlanta, died Tuesday at his home in Battle Hill after an illness of some weeks.
The funeral services were conducted from the house by the Rev. S. A. Smith and the remains were laid to rest at Sharon church.
Mr. Adair is survived by his wife and four children, Mrs. James Akeridge, Joseph Adair, George Adair, and Miss Ida Adair.
Atlanta Constitution, March 16, 1899
Death of Bryan Adair
An Aged Citizen Passed Away Tuesday at Battle Hill.
Brynan Adair, age sixty-six, one of the pioneer citizens of Atlanta, died Tuesday at his home in Battle Hill after an illness of some weeks.
The funeral services were conducted from the house by the Rev. S. A. Smith and the remains were laid to rest at Sharon church.
Mr. Adair is survived by his wife and four children, Mrs. James Akeridge, Joseph Adair, George Adair, and Miss Ida Adair.
Obituary gives name as Bryan and Brynan, but all records give his name as Bozeman. Don't know if it was a typo, or if it may have been a middle name. He was named after his paternal grandfather. He had one other daughter, Frances, not mentioned in the obituary. She died as a child.
Atlanta Constitution, March 16, 1899
Death of Bryan Adair
An Aged Citizen Passed Away Tuesday at Battle Hill.
Brynan Adair, age sixty-six, one of the pioneer citizens of Atlanta, died Tuesday at his home in Battle Hill after an illness of some weeks.
The funeral services were conducted from the house by the Rev. S. A. Smith and the remains were laid to rest at Sharon church.
Mr. Adair is survived by his wife and four children, Mrs. James Akeridge, Joseph Adair, George Adair, and Miss Ida Adair.
Atlanta Constitution, March 16, 1899
Death of Bryan Adair
An Aged Citizen Passed Away Tuesday at Battle Hill.
Brynan Adair, age sixty-six, one of the pioneer citizens of Atlanta, died Tuesday at his home in Battle Hill after an illness of some weeks.
The funeral services were conducted from the house by the Rev. S. A. Smith and the remains were laid to rest at Sharon church.
Mr. Adair is survived by his wife and four children, Mrs. James Akeridge, Joseph Adair, George Adair, and Miss Ida Adair.
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