Son of George W. and Caroline (Hillard) Adams
Greensburg Daily News
March 1911
Roll G. Adams, 63, died March 8 in this city. He was a bookkeeper for limestone companies here and at New Point for many years and was a band leader in both places. He was a son of George W. Adams, a tailor, who was living at Wichita, Kans., when the son died. The widow, two sons and a daughter, Mrs. Myron Jenkins, survived.
Greensburg Daily News
March 1911
Roll G. Adams, 63, died March 8 in this city. He was a bookkeeper for limestone companies here and at New Point for many years and was a band leader in both places. He was a son of George W. Adams, a tailor, who was living at Wichita, Kans., when the son died. The widow, two sons and a daughter, Mrs. Myron Jenkins, survived.
Son of George W. and Caroline (Hillard) Adams
Greensburg Daily News
March 1911
Roll G. Adams, 63, died March 8 in this city. He was a bookkeeper for limestone companies here and at New Point for many years and was a band leader in both places. He was a son of George W. Adams, a tailor, who was living at Wichita, Kans., when the son died. The widow, two sons and a daughter, Mrs. Myron Jenkins, survived.
Greensburg Daily News
March 1911
Roll G. Adams, 63, died March 8 in this city. He was a bookkeeper for limestone companies here and at New Point for many years and was a band leader in both places. He was a son of George W. Adams, a tailor, who was living at Wichita, Kans., when the son died. The widow, two sons and a daughter, Mrs. Myron Jenkins, survived.
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