Son of George Washington Adams and Susan (Cates) Adams.
Married May Fiddler.
Railroad worker.
Per MO Death certificate #36614; burial 26/Nov/1945.
NOTE: The 1870 Ray Co. census, and his wife's death certificate have "Martin". His death certificate has "Marton". Middle name is reported as Madison by family.
James M. Adams
Died at St. Joseph
James Martin Adams, of St. Joseph, died at his home there Friday
afternoon at 3:00 0'clock, after an illness of two months.
He was born June 17, 1869 in Ray County, the son of George and
Susan (Cates) Adams, both of Ray County. He had lived in Ray County
for fifty-seven years. He was married October 18, 1900, to Mary Fiddler, of Ray County, who
survives. Other survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Geneva Treftz, of St. Joseph; five brothers, Albert and Arthur Adams of Rayville, John Adams of Wentzville, Mo., Sam Adams of Richmond, and Oscar Adams of Kearney, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Bice, of Richmond. Funeral service will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
Union Church at Rayville, Rev. Donaghue officiating. Burial was in
the Union Cemetery, J. E. Broadhurst of Rayville in charge of arrangements.
Son of George Washington Adams and Susan (Cates) Adams.
Married May Fiddler.
Railroad worker.
Per MO Death certificate #36614; burial 26/Nov/1945.
NOTE: The 1870 Ray Co. census, and his wife's death certificate have "Martin". His death certificate has "Marton". Middle name is reported as Madison by family.
James M. Adams
Died at St. Joseph
James Martin Adams, of St. Joseph, died at his home there Friday
afternoon at 3:00 0'clock, after an illness of two months.
He was born June 17, 1869 in Ray County, the son of George and
Susan (Cates) Adams, both of Ray County. He had lived in Ray County
for fifty-seven years. He was married October 18, 1900, to Mary Fiddler, of Ray County, who
survives. Other survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Geneva Treftz, of St. Joseph; five brothers, Albert and Arthur Adams of Rayville, John Adams of Wentzville, Mo., Sam Adams of Richmond, and Oscar Adams of Kearney, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Bice, of Richmond. Funeral service will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
Union Church at Rayville, Rev. Donaghue officiating. Burial was in
the Union Cemetery, J. E. Broadhurst of Rayville in charge of arrangements.
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