Son of Oscar E. Adams born in Missouri and Olive Stevens according to his death certificate. The 1930 U.S. Census for Bisbee indicates his parents were both born in Indiana. He was married and lived at 776 South Irving in Tucson.
Occupation was listed on his death certificate as ore mining/miner; on the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a chemist for a copper mine. In the 1940 Bisbee Directory, he listed his occupation as Lamptender for Phelps Dodge and he lived with wife Kathryn at 53 Wood Canyon.
He died at age 73 of chronic uremia (2 mos), chronic nephritis (10 years), hypertension cardiovasulular (5 years), and heart disease.
Occupation was listed on his death certificate as ore mining/miner; on the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a chemist for a copper mine. In the 1940 Bisbee Directory, he listed his occupation as Lamptender for Phelps Dodge and he lived with wife Kathryn at 53 Wood Canyon.
He died at age 73 of chronic uremia (2 mos), chronic nephritis (10 years), hypertension cardiovasulular (5 years), and heart disease.
Son of Oscar E. Adams born in Missouri and Olive Stevens according to his death certificate. The 1930 U.S. Census for Bisbee indicates his parents were both born in Indiana. He was married and lived at 776 South Irving in Tucson.
Occupation was listed on his death certificate as ore mining/miner; on the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a chemist for a copper mine. In the 1940 Bisbee Directory, he listed his occupation as Lamptender for Phelps Dodge and he lived with wife Kathryn at 53 Wood Canyon.
He died at age 73 of chronic uremia (2 mos), chronic nephritis (10 years), hypertension cardiovasulular (5 years), and heart disease.
Occupation was listed on his death certificate as ore mining/miner; on the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a chemist for a copper mine. In the 1940 Bisbee Directory, he listed his occupation as Lamptender for Phelps Dodge and he lived with wife Kathryn at 53 Wood Canyon.
He died at age 73 of chronic uremia (2 mos), chronic nephritis (10 years), hypertension cardiovasulular (5 years), and heart disease.
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