Margaret Ann Louther was born the daughter of John Louther and Caroline Maple. They are buried in Oak Shade Cemetery in Marion, Iowa. Margaret was married to Hudson Curtis Adams Sr. on April 15, 1860 in Linn county, Iowa. He is buried in this cemetery. They were parents of at least seven children but may have been two more as on their plot was two wooden markers before 1989 but disappeared, and they did not have any children listed between 1874 and 1880. Their known children were: Hudson Curtis Adams Jr. 1861 Iowa buried Seattle, Washington; Carrie Leah Adams 1864 married Charles Henry Attwood (divorced) married James Rufus Elliott buried in Rigby, Idaho; Arthur W____ Adams born 1872 buried Seattle, Washington; Etta Menerva Adams married George Washington Avis buried this cemetery; Clarence ____ Adams born 1880 buried Everett, Washington; Samuel Clarence Adams buried Alice Cemetery, Linn County, Iowa; George Richard Adams buried this cemetery.
Margaret Ann Louther was born the daughter of John Louther and Caroline Maple. They are buried in Oak Shade Cemetery in Marion, Iowa. Margaret was married to Hudson Curtis Adams Sr. on April 15, 1860 in Linn county, Iowa. He is buried in this cemetery. They were parents of at least seven children but may have been two more as on their plot was two wooden markers before 1989 but disappeared, and they did not have any children listed between 1874 and 1880. Their known children were: Hudson Curtis Adams Jr. 1861 Iowa buried Seattle, Washington; Carrie Leah Adams 1864 married Charles Henry Attwood (divorced) married James Rufus Elliott buried in Rigby, Idaho; Arthur W____ Adams born 1872 buried Seattle, Washington; Etta Menerva Adams married George Washington Avis buried this cemetery; Clarence ____ Adams born 1880 buried Everett, Washington; Samuel Clarence Adams buried Alice Cemetery, Linn County, Iowa; George Richard Adams buried this cemetery.
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Margaret A. Adams
1841-1912
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Hudson Curtis Adams Sr., Margaret Ann Louther Adams, may be two more children as two wooden markers are now gone.
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