Daughter of Wallace Rutledge and Mary Thomasson Wood. Wife of Richard Edwards Adams. After her husband died in 1943, she raised their children, Iola L. Adams Hale and Richard Elmo Adams, by herself, making womens' clothing for money.
She could remember as a child travelling from Dilley, Frio Co., Texas, to San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, on a wagon and spending the night in a "wagon yard" near downtown San Antonio.
She could remember as a child travelling from Dilley, Frio Co., Texas, to San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, on a wagon and spending the night in a "wagon yard" near downtown San Antonio.
Daughter of Wallace Rutledge and Mary Thomasson Wood. Wife of Richard Edwards Adams. After her husband died in 1943, she raised their children, Iola L. Adams Hale and Richard Elmo Adams, by herself, making womens' clothing for money.
She could remember as a child travelling from Dilley, Frio Co., Texas, to San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, on a wagon and spending the night in a "wagon yard" near downtown San Antonio.
She could remember as a child travelling from Dilley, Frio Co., Texas, to San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, on a wagon and spending the night in a "wagon yard" near downtown San Antonio.
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