Thanks to Sid & Bonnie of NNYGenealogy.com for the photo of George Adams' original gravestone. It was first thought this was the burial of George F. Adams, son or Cornelia Hall and Elias Adams; however, it is not.
According to NYgenealogy.com:
"Reviewing the photo, it appears that there may be dates inscribed at the very bottom of the stone masked by the grass. While the year of birth is totally masked, it appears that the year of death may be 1901. The final digit of the year of death is uncertain."
Thanks to them for this insight - still searching who he may be.
According to NYgenealogy.com:
"Reviewing the photo, it appears that there may be dates inscribed at the very bottom of the stone masked by the grass. While the year of birth is totally masked, it appears that the year of death may be 1901. The final digit of the year of death is uncertain."
Thanks to them for this insight - still searching who he may be.
Thanks to Sid & Bonnie of NNYGenealogy.com for the photo of George Adams' original gravestone. It was first thought this was the burial of George F. Adams, son or Cornelia Hall and Elias Adams; however, it is not.
According to NYgenealogy.com:
"Reviewing the photo, it appears that there may be dates inscribed at the very bottom of the stone masked by the grass. While the year of birth is totally masked, it appears that the year of death may be 1901. The final digit of the year of death is uncertain."
Thanks to them for this insight - still searching who he may be.
According to NYgenealogy.com:
"Reviewing the photo, it appears that there may be dates inscribed at the very bottom of the stone masked by the grass. While the year of birth is totally masked, it appears that the year of death may be 1901. The final digit of the year of death is uncertain."
Thanks to them for this insight - still searching who he may be.
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