Adolphus CARTER Harding, During the greater part of his life he resided at "Fleets Bay Farm," part of the old Carter estate.
He was married twice, First to Miss Betty Ball, by whom he left no issue; second to Miss Alice Harding, who survives him. A son J. Adolphus Harding, of Byrdton, two daughters, Mrs. Leon Christopher, of Remo and Mrs. Franklin Harding, of Hardings, and five grandchildren.
He was married twice, First to Miss Betty Ball, by whom he left no issue; second to Miss Alice Harding, who survives him. A son J. Adolphus Harding, of Byrdton, two daughters, Mrs. Leon Christopher, of Remo and Mrs. Franklin Harding, of Hardings, and five grandchildren.
Adolphus CARTER Harding, During the greater part of his life he resided at "Fleets Bay Farm," part of the old Carter estate.
He was married twice, First to Miss Betty Ball, by whom he left no issue; second to Miss Alice Harding, who survives him. A son J. Adolphus Harding, of Byrdton, two daughters, Mrs. Leon Christopher, of Remo and Mrs. Franklin Harding, of Hardings, and five grandchildren.
He was married twice, First to Miss Betty Ball, by whom he left no issue; second to Miss Alice Harding, who survives him. A son J. Adolphus Harding, of Byrdton, two daughters, Mrs. Leon Christopher, of Remo and Mrs. Franklin Harding, of Hardings, and five grandchildren.
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