Buford Adams was the youngest of two sons born to the marriage of Chester E. Adams and Daisy Blanche Gerrard Adams. He married Stella Mae Eason (1916-1998) on July 23, 1933. The bride was only 16 years old. Their only child, a daughter, Daisy Lee, was born in 1936. The couple was divorced a few years later and Buford was married briefly for the second time but that wife's name is lost to history. His third wife, the former Berneada Cranford, gave him a son, Wayne. Buford's last marriage was to Floy Elizabeth (Hayes) McCaffity, a widow, who survived him.
Buford proudly served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, seeing action in the Pacific Theatre.
Buford proudly served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, seeing action in the Pacific Theatre.
Buford Adams was the youngest of two sons born to the marriage of Chester E. Adams and Daisy Blanche Gerrard Adams. He married Stella Mae Eason (1916-1998) on July 23, 1933. The bride was only 16 years old. Their only child, a daughter, Daisy Lee, was born in 1936. The couple was divorced a few years later and Buford was married briefly for the second time but that wife's name is lost to history. His third wife, the former Berneada Cranford, gave him a son, Wayne. Buford's last marriage was to Floy Elizabeth (Hayes) McCaffity, a widow, who survived him.
Buford proudly served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, seeing action in the Pacific Theatre.
Buford proudly served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, seeing action in the Pacific Theatre.
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