Mary Dix Adams was the twin sister of Mary Reeves Adams. Sadly she did not survive but just a month.
I'm not sure if she is actually in this cemetery because I did not find a headstone for her. I would think she would be there with her parents and twin sister. And there are some stones there with no names. Possibly she was one of those. Until I find proof otherwise, I'm going to say that she is here with the rest of her family. It anyone knows that she is buried elsewhere then please contact me.
I'm not sure if she is actually in this cemetery because I did not find a headstone for her. I would think she would be there with her parents and twin sister. And there are some stones there with no names. Possibly she was one of those. Until I find proof otherwise, I'm going to say that she is here with the rest of her family. It anyone knows that she is buried elsewhere then please contact me.
Mary Dix Adams was the twin sister of Mary Reeves Adams. Sadly she did not survive but just a month.
I'm not sure if she is actually in this cemetery because I did not find a headstone for her. I would think she would be there with her parents and twin sister. And there are some stones there with no names. Possibly she was one of those. Until I find proof otherwise, I'm going to say that she is here with the rest of her family. It anyone knows that she is buried elsewhere then please contact me.
I'm not sure if she is actually in this cemetery because I did not find a headstone for her. I would think she would be there with her parents and twin sister. And there are some stones there with no names. Possibly she was one of those. Until I find proof otherwise, I'm going to say that she is here with the rest of her family. It anyone knows that she is buried elsewhere then please contact me.
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