Poor quality photo in an area of dirt and no grass. Marker has dried mud and should be cleaned for a more legible photo.
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Husband: Andrew Clark Adams
Father: Dr. David Thomas Morrow
Mother: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wilson Morrow
Alabama Death Record:
Name: Mary Morrow Adams
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1858
Death Date: 2 Apr 1934
Death Place: Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama
Burial Date: 3 Apr 1934
Cemetery Name: Forrest Cemetery
Death Age: 75
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Gender: Female
Street address: 715 Walnut Street
Residence: Gadsden, Alabama
Father Name: David Thomas Morrow
Father Birth Place: Sommerville, Alabama
Mother Name: Eliza Ann Wilson
Mother Birth Place: Hale County, Alabama
Spouse Name: Clark Adams
FHL Film Number: 1908519
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FAG contributor, John Awbrey, provided the following obituary:
Tuesday, 3 April 1934---GADSDEN TIMES
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Mrs. Mary Morrow Adams, widow of the late Clark Adams and member of one of the leading families of Gadsden, died at her home on Walnut street at 2:45 o'clock Monday afternoon, following an illness of several months. She had been gradually losing strength for a long time and her passing was not unexpected. It came as a great shock to the family and to friends and acquaintances and will cause universal sorrow wherever she was known.
Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon at 4 o'clock and will be conducted by the Rev. Ivan H. Trusler.
Mrs. Adams was born in Hale County in 1858, and her family moved to Gadsden in 1881. She was married to Clark Adams in 1883. Hers is the first death in a family of eight children.
Surviving are six children: Will D. Adams, of Gadsden; E.C. Adams of Gautamala, Central America; Thomas F. Adams, of Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Taylor and Misses Helen Adams and Jane Adams of Gadsden and four grandchildren, Dick Taylor, Charles Taylor and Clark Adams Taylor and Thomas F. Adams, Jr.
The following brothers and sisters also survive: S.M. Morrow, of San Antonio, Texas; T.W. Morrow of Gadsden; Mrs. Alice Hardestry of New Orleans; Mrs. Annie Fulton of Sumpterville; Mrs. Eugene Pentecost and Mrs. Lula Johnson and Misses Emma Morrow and Rosa Morrow of Gadsden and Miss Mattie Morrow of Atlanta.
Clark Adams, husband of the deceased, died in 1925.
Mrs. Adams was best known in the city for her church work, particularly that part which related to charity............. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Husband: Andrew Clark Adams
Father: Dr. David Thomas Morrow
Mother: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wilson Morrow
Alabama Death Record:
Name: Mary Morrow Adams
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1858
Death Date: 2 Apr 1934
Death Place: Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama
Burial Date: 3 Apr 1934
Cemetery Name: Forrest Cemetery
Death Age: 75
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Gender: Female
Street address: 715 Walnut Street
Residence: Gadsden, Alabama
Father Name: David Thomas Morrow
Father Birth Place: Sommerville, Alabama
Mother Name: Eliza Ann Wilson
Mother Birth Place: Hale County, Alabama
Spouse Name: Clark Adams
FHL Film Number: 1908519
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FAG contributor, John Awbrey, provided the following obituary:
Tuesday, 3 April 1934---GADSDEN TIMES
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Mrs. Mary Morrow Adams, widow of the late Clark Adams and member of one of the leading families of Gadsden, died at her home on Walnut street at 2:45 o'clock Monday afternoon, following an illness of several months. She had been gradually losing strength for a long time and her passing was not unexpected. It came as a great shock to the family and to friends and acquaintances and will cause universal sorrow wherever she was known.
Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon at 4 o'clock and will be conducted by the Rev. Ivan H. Trusler.
Mrs. Adams was born in Hale County in 1858, and her family moved to Gadsden in 1881. She was married to Clark Adams in 1883. Hers is the first death in a family of eight children.
Surviving are six children: Will D. Adams, of Gadsden; E.C. Adams of Gautamala, Central America; Thomas F. Adams, of Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Taylor and Misses Helen Adams and Jane Adams of Gadsden and four grandchildren, Dick Taylor, Charles Taylor and Clark Adams Taylor and Thomas F. Adams, Jr.
The following brothers and sisters also survive: S.M. Morrow, of San Antonio, Texas; T.W. Morrow of Gadsden; Mrs. Alice Hardestry of New Orleans; Mrs. Annie Fulton of Sumpterville; Mrs. Eugene Pentecost and Mrs. Lula Johnson and Misses Emma Morrow and Rosa Morrow of Gadsden and Miss Mattie Morrow of Atlanta.
Clark Adams, husband of the deceased, died in 1925.
Mrs. Adams was best known in the city for her church work, particularly that part which related to charity............. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
Poor quality photo in an area of dirt and no grass. Marker has dried mud and should be cleaned for a more legible photo.
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Husband: Andrew Clark Adams
Father: Dr. David Thomas Morrow
Mother: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wilson Morrow
Alabama Death Record:
Name: Mary Morrow Adams
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1858
Death Date: 2 Apr 1934
Death Place: Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama
Burial Date: 3 Apr 1934
Cemetery Name: Forrest Cemetery
Death Age: 75
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Gender: Female
Street address: 715 Walnut Street
Residence: Gadsden, Alabama
Father Name: David Thomas Morrow
Father Birth Place: Sommerville, Alabama
Mother Name: Eliza Ann Wilson
Mother Birth Place: Hale County, Alabama
Spouse Name: Clark Adams
FHL Film Number: 1908519
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FAG contributor, John Awbrey, provided the following obituary:
Tuesday, 3 April 1934---GADSDEN TIMES
.
Mrs. Mary Morrow Adams, widow of the late Clark Adams and member of one of the leading families of Gadsden, died at her home on Walnut street at 2:45 o'clock Monday afternoon, following an illness of several months. She had been gradually losing strength for a long time and her passing was not unexpected. It came as a great shock to the family and to friends and acquaintances and will cause universal sorrow wherever she was known.
Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon at 4 o'clock and will be conducted by the Rev. Ivan H. Trusler.
Mrs. Adams was born in Hale County in 1858, and her family moved to Gadsden in 1881. She was married to Clark Adams in 1883. Hers is the first death in a family of eight children.
Surviving are six children: Will D. Adams, of Gadsden; E.C. Adams of Gautamala, Central America; Thomas F. Adams, of Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Taylor and Misses Helen Adams and Jane Adams of Gadsden and four grandchildren, Dick Taylor, Charles Taylor and Clark Adams Taylor and Thomas F. Adams, Jr.
The following brothers and sisters also survive: S.M. Morrow, of San Antonio, Texas; T.W. Morrow of Gadsden; Mrs. Alice Hardestry of New Orleans; Mrs. Annie Fulton of Sumpterville; Mrs. Eugene Pentecost and Mrs. Lula Johnson and Misses Emma Morrow and Rosa Morrow of Gadsden and Miss Mattie Morrow of Atlanta.
Clark Adams, husband of the deceased, died in 1925.
Mrs. Adams was best known in the city for her church work, particularly that part which related to charity............. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
* * *
Husband: Andrew Clark Adams
Father: Dr. David Thomas Morrow
Mother: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wilson Morrow
Alabama Death Record:
Name: Mary Morrow Adams
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1858
Death Date: 2 Apr 1934
Death Place: Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama
Burial Date: 3 Apr 1934
Cemetery Name: Forrest Cemetery
Death Age: 75
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Gender: Female
Street address: 715 Walnut Street
Residence: Gadsden, Alabama
Father Name: David Thomas Morrow
Father Birth Place: Sommerville, Alabama
Mother Name: Eliza Ann Wilson
Mother Birth Place: Hale County, Alabama
Spouse Name: Clark Adams
FHL Film Number: 1908519
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FAG contributor, John Awbrey, provided the following obituary:
Tuesday, 3 April 1934---GADSDEN TIMES
.
Mrs. Mary Morrow Adams, widow of the late Clark Adams and member of one of the leading families of Gadsden, died at her home on Walnut street at 2:45 o'clock Monday afternoon, following an illness of several months. She had been gradually losing strength for a long time and her passing was not unexpected. It came as a great shock to the family and to friends and acquaintances and will cause universal sorrow wherever she was known.
Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon at 4 o'clock and will be conducted by the Rev. Ivan H. Trusler.
Mrs. Adams was born in Hale County in 1858, and her family moved to Gadsden in 1881. She was married to Clark Adams in 1883. Hers is the first death in a family of eight children.
Surviving are six children: Will D. Adams, of Gadsden; E.C. Adams of Gautamala, Central America; Thomas F. Adams, of Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Taylor and Misses Helen Adams and Jane Adams of Gadsden and four grandchildren, Dick Taylor, Charles Taylor and Clark Adams Taylor and Thomas F. Adams, Jr.
The following brothers and sisters also survive: S.M. Morrow, of San Antonio, Texas; T.W. Morrow of Gadsden; Mrs. Alice Hardestry of New Orleans; Mrs. Annie Fulton of Sumpterville; Mrs. Eugene Pentecost and Mrs. Lula Johnson and Misses Emma Morrow and Rosa Morrow of Gadsden and Miss Mattie Morrow of Atlanta.
Clark Adams, husband of the deceased, died in 1925.
Mrs. Adams was best known in the city for her church work, particularly that part which related to charity............. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
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