1942 Utah Death Certificate
Heart

Amos Griswold Adams age 82
Records show buried here, no headstone found

1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah
Joshua Adams 26, farmer
Lydia [Thornton] Adams 29, wife
Mary [Bathgate] Adams 16, wife
Joshua Adams 5
Lydia A Adams 3
Amos Adams 1
Jas Kettle 14

1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr
Lydia Adams 39
Joshua Adams 14
Amos Adams 12
Sabina Adams 4
Charity Adams 2
Emily Ralphs 15, domestic servant

1880 Census American Fork, Utah
Joshua Adams 46, farmer and stock raiser
Lydia M. [Thornton] Adams 49
Amos Adams 21
Sabina Adams 14
Melissa Adams 12
Joseph Adams 9
Living on Adams Street

1900 Census American Fork, Utah
Amos G Adams 40, farmer
Margaret Adams 39
Amos S Adams 17
William D Adams 15
Emmett Adams 12
Lydia M Adams 10
Ivy J Adams 7
Camilla Adams 3
Living on own farm

1910 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Amos Griswold Adams, 50, teamster
Margaret Adams 49
Lydia Adams 19, clerk dept store
Ivy Adams 17, clerk dept store
Camilla Adams 12, student
Living on 5th South

1920 Census Bingham, Utah
Amos G Adams 59, laborer copper mine
Margaret Adams 59
Jennie Adams 12
Georg Theodorakin 31, roomer, baker
Pete Lawras 42, roomer, baker
Ed Matacoulis 38, roomer, baker
Own home 139 Main Street

1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Eldred F Morton 43, master mechanic, metal
Camilla Morton 34
Glen E Morton 12
Donnie R Morton 8
Amos G Adams 70, watchman, W--g room
--Living with daughter Camilla
Family renting on Bingham Highway Road

1940 Census Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah
Amon G Adams 78, Div.
Institution: Savoy, Western New Mines
Regent, Karora

1942 Obituary
Amos G Adams
American Fork--Funeral services for Amos G Adams, 82, former American Fork resident who died in a Salt Lake City hospital Monday, will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the American Fork Third LDS ward chapel by Frank G Shelley.
Salt Lake Telegram, April 02, 1942, P16.

1942 Obituary American Fork, Utah
Published Newspaper
Final Respect Shown Former Citizen
Final rites were conducted Friday in the third ward chapel for Amos G Adams, former American Fork resident who passed away March 30 in a Salt Lake hospital. Services were conducted by Eugene Briggs, member of third ward bishopric. Invocation was offered by George Abel. A duet, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," was sung by Ora Chipman and Kenneth Robinson. Speakers were Lot Robinson and Bishop Lyons of Bingham. Ray Shelley rendered a vocal solo, "Going Home," and Eugene Briggs gave the closing remarks. "Beyond the Shadow," vocal duet by Ora Chipman and Kenneth Robinson, was the concluding number.
Benediction was offered by Reed H Robinson.
Burial was made in the city cemetery, with John Hunter dedicating the grave.
American Fork Citizen, 10 Apr 1942, Front page.

Spouse:
Margaret Robinson (later divorced)
born 1870 Salt Lake City
died 19 May 1930 Bingham Canyon, Utah
buried AFork Plot: D135-5A

Children:
Stephen Amos Adams 1882-1934 AF D135-6
William David Adams 1885-1934 bur AF
Emmett John Adams 1886-1938, bur AF
Lydia May Adams Kanelos 1890-1937, bur AF
Ivy Jane Adams 1892-1910, bur AF
Camila Adams Stowell 1895-1972 bur Sac CA
Jennie Adams Holt 1907-95, died CA adopted