Clarence was a son of Tristram C. Adams and his wife, Prudence B. Foster Adams.
Clarence married Helen S. Clark on October 8, 1901 in Methuen, MA.
He was 27 years old and employed as a Provisions Dealer.
She was 31 years old and employed as a Domestic. First marriage for both.
Rev. WR Libby, Universalist Minister in Methuen, performed the ceremony.
Clarence and Helen lived at 36 Stevens Street in Methuen.
Clarence died "run over on track of B & M Railroad - accidental"
He was a Brakeman employed by B & M Railroad.
He was 36 years, 8 months, 8 days old at the time of his death.
1880 Salem, NH Census:
Tristram, 47, Farmer
Prudence B, wife, 47
George W, son, 25, Farm laborer
Emma F, dau, 20, at home
Frank E, son, 17, at home
Clarence T, son, 5
Edgar H. Foster, brother in law, 45, Laborer
Prudence B Foster, mother in law, 72, retired housekeeper
1900 Salem, NH Census:
George M. Adams, b Dec, 1855, NH, 44, Farmer
Mary L, wife, b Aug, 1856, NY, 43, 6/6
Herbert, son, b Dec, 1886, NH, 13, at school
Winnie M, son, b Feb, 1886, NH, 14, at school
Emma F, dau, b Dec, 1889, NH, 10, at school
Marion G, dau, b Feb, 1893, NH, 7,
Arthur L, son, b June, 1897, NH, 3
Willard J, son, b Aug, 1899, NH, 9 months
Frank E. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1861, NH, 38, Shoe overseer
Clarence T. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1873, NH, 26, Clerk
Charles Hogan, servant, b Eng, Farm laborer
1910 Methuen, MA Census:
Clarence T. Adams, 35, married 8 yrs, b NH, Brakeman, railroad
Helen, 39, 0/0, b MA
Harriet Lord, aunt, 72, Wd, 0/0, b NY
Clarence married Helen S. Clark on October 8, 1901 in Methuen, MA.
He was 27 years old and employed as a Provisions Dealer.
She was 31 years old and employed as a Domestic. First marriage for both.
Rev. WR Libby, Universalist Minister in Methuen, performed the ceremony.
Clarence and Helen lived at 36 Stevens Street in Methuen.
Clarence died "run over on track of B & M Railroad - accidental"
He was a Brakeman employed by B & M Railroad.
He was 36 years, 8 months, 8 days old at the time of his death.
1880 Salem, NH Census:
Tristram, 47, Farmer
Prudence B, wife, 47
George W, son, 25, Farm laborer
Emma F, dau, 20, at home
Frank E, son, 17, at home
Clarence T, son, 5
Edgar H. Foster, brother in law, 45, Laborer
Prudence B Foster, mother in law, 72, retired housekeeper
1900 Salem, NH Census:
George M. Adams, b Dec, 1855, NH, 44, Farmer
Mary L, wife, b Aug, 1856, NY, 43, 6/6
Herbert, son, b Dec, 1886, NH, 13, at school
Winnie M, son, b Feb, 1886, NH, 14, at school
Emma F, dau, b Dec, 1889, NH, 10, at school
Marion G, dau, b Feb, 1893, NH, 7,
Arthur L, son, b June, 1897, NH, 3
Willard J, son, b Aug, 1899, NH, 9 months
Frank E. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1861, NH, 38, Shoe overseer
Clarence T. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1873, NH, 26, Clerk
Charles Hogan, servant, b Eng, Farm laborer
1910 Methuen, MA Census:
Clarence T. Adams, 35, married 8 yrs, b NH, Brakeman, railroad
Helen, 39, 0/0, b MA
Harriet Lord, aunt, 72, Wd, 0/0, b NY
Clarence was a son of Tristram C. Adams and his wife, Prudence B. Foster Adams.
Clarence married Helen S. Clark on October 8, 1901 in Methuen, MA.
He was 27 years old and employed as a Provisions Dealer.
She was 31 years old and employed as a Domestic. First marriage for both.
Rev. WR Libby, Universalist Minister in Methuen, performed the ceremony.
Clarence and Helen lived at 36 Stevens Street in Methuen.
Clarence died "run over on track of B & M Railroad - accidental"
He was a Brakeman employed by B & M Railroad.
He was 36 years, 8 months, 8 days old at the time of his death.
1880 Salem, NH Census:
Tristram, 47, Farmer
Prudence B, wife, 47
George W, son, 25, Farm laborer
Emma F, dau, 20, at home
Frank E, son, 17, at home
Clarence T, son, 5
Edgar H. Foster, brother in law, 45, Laborer
Prudence B Foster, mother in law, 72, retired housekeeper
1900 Salem, NH Census:
George M. Adams, b Dec, 1855, NH, 44, Farmer
Mary L, wife, b Aug, 1856, NY, 43, 6/6
Herbert, son, b Dec, 1886, NH, 13, at school
Winnie M, son, b Feb, 1886, NH, 14, at school
Emma F, dau, b Dec, 1889, NH, 10, at school
Marion G, dau, b Feb, 1893, NH, 7,
Arthur L, son, b June, 1897, NH, 3
Willard J, son, b Aug, 1899, NH, 9 months
Frank E. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1861, NH, 38, Shoe overseer
Clarence T. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1873, NH, 26, Clerk
Charles Hogan, servant, b Eng, Farm laborer
1910 Methuen, MA Census:
Clarence T. Adams, 35, married 8 yrs, b NH, Brakeman, railroad
Helen, 39, 0/0, b MA
Harriet Lord, aunt, 72, Wd, 0/0, b NY
Clarence married Helen S. Clark on October 8, 1901 in Methuen, MA.
He was 27 years old and employed as a Provisions Dealer.
She was 31 years old and employed as a Domestic. First marriage for both.
Rev. WR Libby, Universalist Minister in Methuen, performed the ceremony.
Clarence and Helen lived at 36 Stevens Street in Methuen.
Clarence died "run over on track of B & M Railroad - accidental"
He was a Brakeman employed by B & M Railroad.
He was 36 years, 8 months, 8 days old at the time of his death.
1880 Salem, NH Census:
Tristram, 47, Farmer
Prudence B, wife, 47
George W, son, 25, Farm laborer
Emma F, dau, 20, at home
Frank E, son, 17, at home
Clarence T, son, 5
Edgar H. Foster, brother in law, 45, Laborer
Prudence B Foster, mother in law, 72, retired housekeeper
1900 Salem, NH Census:
George M. Adams, b Dec, 1855, NH, 44, Farmer
Mary L, wife, b Aug, 1856, NY, 43, 6/6
Herbert, son, b Dec, 1886, NH, 13, at school
Winnie M, son, b Feb, 1886, NH, 14, at school
Emma F, dau, b Dec, 1889, NH, 10, at school
Marion G, dau, b Feb, 1893, NH, 7,
Arthur L, son, b June, 1897, NH, 3
Willard J, son, b Aug, 1899, NH, 9 months
Frank E. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1861, NH, 38, Shoe overseer
Clarence T. Adams, brother, b Oct, 1873, NH, 26, Clerk
Charles Hogan, servant, b Eng, Farm laborer
1910 Methuen, MA Census:
Clarence T. Adams, 35, married 8 yrs, b NH, Brakeman, railroad
Helen, 39, 0/0, b MA
Harriet Lord, aunt, 72, Wd, 0/0, b NY
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