Son of Henry and Augusta Abrams.
Per 1900 census, Clarence Abrams, 8, lived in Centralia, Marion Co, IL, with parents, Henry, 29, and Augusta, 28, and brother, Harry, 5.
Per 1910 census, he lived in Centralia, IL, with his mother, "Gussie," divorced, and brother, Harry, and worked as a barber.
Per WWI Draft Card, 1917, he was married, lived in Springfield, IL.
Per 1920 census, he was married, lodging in Madison, WI, was a commercial traveler in the wholesale coffee business.
Per 1940 census, in 1935 he lived in Franklin, PA; in 1940 lived in Moultrie, Colquitt Co, GA. with wife, Irene.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, May 22 1923:
Mrs. Irene Rial Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rial of Franklin, and Clarence Abrams of Illinois, were married April 17 in Youngstown, OH, where Mr. Abrams is employed.
Per 1900 census, Clarence Abrams, 8, lived in Centralia, Marion Co, IL, with parents, Henry, 29, and Augusta, 28, and brother, Harry, 5.
Per 1910 census, he lived in Centralia, IL, with his mother, "Gussie," divorced, and brother, Harry, and worked as a barber.
Per WWI Draft Card, 1917, he was married, lived in Springfield, IL.
Per 1920 census, he was married, lodging in Madison, WI, was a commercial traveler in the wholesale coffee business.
Per 1940 census, in 1935 he lived in Franklin, PA; in 1940 lived in Moultrie, Colquitt Co, GA. with wife, Irene.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, May 22 1923:
Mrs. Irene Rial Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rial of Franklin, and Clarence Abrams of Illinois, were married April 17 in Youngstown, OH, where Mr. Abrams is employed.
Son of Henry and Augusta Abrams.
Per 1900 census, Clarence Abrams, 8, lived in Centralia, Marion Co, IL, with parents, Henry, 29, and Augusta, 28, and brother, Harry, 5.
Per 1910 census, he lived in Centralia, IL, with his mother, "Gussie," divorced, and brother, Harry, and worked as a barber.
Per WWI Draft Card, 1917, he was married, lived in Springfield, IL.
Per 1920 census, he was married, lodging in Madison, WI, was a commercial traveler in the wholesale coffee business.
Per 1940 census, in 1935 he lived in Franklin, PA; in 1940 lived in Moultrie, Colquitt Co, GA. with wife, Irene.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, May 22 1923:
Mrs. Irene Rial Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rial of Franklin, and Clarence Abrams of Illinois, were married April 17 in Youngstown, OH, where Mr. Abrams is employed.
Per 1900 census, Clarence Abrams, 8, lived in Centralia, Marion Co, IL, with parents, Henry, 29, and Augusta, 28, and brother, Harry, 5.
Per 1910 census, he lived in Centralia, IL, with his mother, "Gussie," divorced, and brother, Harry, and worked as a barber.
Per WWI Draft Card, 1917, he was married, lived in Springfield, IL.
Per 1920 census, he was married, lodging in Madison, WI, was a commercial traveler in the wholesale coffee business.
Per 1940 census, in 1935 he lived in Franklin, PA; in 1940 lived in Moultrie, Colquitt Co, GA. with wife, Irene.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, May 22 1923:
Mrs. Irene Rial Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rial of Franklin, and Clarence Abrams of Illinois, were married April 17 in Youngstown, OH, where Mr. Abrams is employed.
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