Otho Adams was the son of John Adams, Sr. and Eleanor (Worland) Adams.
He never married.
His tombstone was standing on May 2, 1918 when Miss Kate Thompson, sister of Indiana University Professor of Folklore, both residents of Bloomington, IN and natives of Washington County, KY, visited and recorded stones in this cemetery. For some curious reason she recorded his Christian name as George.
- - Above information from the research of Gerald & Martha M. Thompson
He never married.
His tombstone was standing on May 2, 1918 when Miss Kate Thompson, sister of Indiana University Professor of Folklore, both residents of Bloomington, IN and natives of Washington County, KY, visited and recorded stones in this cemetery. For some curious reason she recorded his Christian name as George.
- - Above information from the research of Gerald & Martha M. Thompson
Otho Adams was the son of John Adams, Sr. and Eleanor (Worland) Adams.
He never married.
His tombstone was standing on May 2, 1918 when Miss Kate Thompson, sister of Indiana University Professor of Folklore, both residents of Bloomington, IN and natives of Washington County, KY, visited and recorded stones in this cemetery. For some curious reason she recorded his Christian name as George.
- - Above information from the research of Gerald & Martha M. Thompson
He never married.
His tombstone was standing on May 2, 1918 when Miss Kate Thompson, sister of Indiana University Professor of Folklore, both residents of Bloomington, IN and natives of Washington County, KY, visited and recorded stones in this cemetery. For some curious reason she recorded his Christian name as George.
- - Above information from the research of Gerald & Martha M. Thompson
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