R. L. "Lyman" Adams, husband of Ida B. Weems Adams; died of typhoid fever.
Published in The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), July 29, 1917 (page 6, section A):
R. L. Adams
R. L. Adams, 22 years old, of 260 South Moreland avenue, died early yesterday at a private hospital. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Carl, V. E., and C. R. Adams, and three sisters, Mrs. R. T. Prichard and Misses Fannie and Annie May Adams.
Published in the Cobb County Times, August 9, 1917:
Holly Springs
Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Lyman Adams, at Post Oak, Sunday afternoon.
Published in The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), July 29, 1917 (page 6, section A):
R. L. Adams
R. L. Adams, 22 years old, of 260 South Moreland avenue, died early yesterday at a private hospital. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Carl, V. E., and C. R. Adams, and three sisters, Mrs. R. T. Prichard and Misses Fannie and Annie May Adams.
Published in the Cobb County Times, August 9, 1917:
Holly Springs
Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Lyman Adams, at Post Oak, Sunday afternoon.
R. L. "Lyman" Adams, husband of Ida B. Weems Adams; died of typhoid fever.
Published in The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), July 29, 1917 (page 6, section A):
R. L. Adams
R. L. Adams, 22 years old, of 260 South Moreland avenue, died early yesterday at a private hospital. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Carl, V. E., and C. R. Adams, and three sisters, Mrs. R. T. Prichard and Misses Fannie and Annie May Adams.
Published in the Cobb County Times, August 9, 1917:
Holly Springs
Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Lyman Adams, at Post Oak, Sunday afternoon.
Published in The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), July 29, 1917 (page 6, section A):
R. L. Adams
R. L. Adams, 22 years old, of 260 South Moreland avenue, died early yesterday at a private hospital. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Carl, V. E., and C. R. Adams, and three sisters, Mrs. R. T. Prichard and Misses Fannie and Annie May Adams.
Published in the Cobb County Times, August 9, 1917:
Holly Springs
Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Lyman Adams, at Post Oak, Sunday afternoon.
Inscription
[Double tombstone:]
LYMAN & IDA
R. L. ADAMS
Feb. 19, 1895
July 28, 1917
Every joy to us is
dead
Since husband is not
here
Just in the morning
of his day
In youth and life
he died
I.B. WEEMS
ADAMS
Wife of
R.L. ADAMS
July 13, 1894
April 6, 1988
[Back of stone reads "ADAMS"]
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
