Juggie came with her family to Texas in 1872. She was the sixth child or fifth daughter of John Z. Adams. She married William Alexander Pringle in a double wedding with her older sister, Isabell Adams Padgett on 2 Sep 1875 in Marlin, Falls Co. TX. She had two children, Ada M. and Willie Loyd Pringle. Her son, W.L. my grandfather, told of her and Ada's death, happening when Juggie opened an envelope and blew in the end opening it, so she could remove the letter when whoever sent her the letter had whooping cough and sent her the germs unaware. She and Ada contracted the sickness and died in several days. It is believed that Juggie and Ada, age 4 are buried near to the tombstone of her father John Z. Adams in graves with concrete for markers, but the writing has since worn away. Jesse Adams heir to the Adams homestead confirmed the death location in 1972 to W.L. Pringle.
Juggie came with her family to Texas in 1872. She was the sixth child or fifth daughter of John Z. Adams. She married William Alexander Pringle in a double wedding with her older sister, Isabell Adams Padgett on 2 Sep 1875 in Marlin, Falls Co. TX. She had two children, Ada M. and Willie Loyd Pringle. Her son, W.L. my grandfather, told of her and Ada's death, happening when Juggie opened an envelope and blew in the end opening it, so she could remove the letter when whoever sent her the letter had whooping cough and sent her the germs unaware. She and Ada contracted the sickness and died in several days. It is believed that Juggie and Ada, age 4 are buried near to the tombstone of her father John Z. Adams in graves with concrete for markers, but the writing has since worn away. Jesse Adams heir to the Adams homestead confirmed the death location in 1972 to W.L. Pringle.
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