Sister to James W. Adamson, who died, with her brother in a fire that destroyed their family home, near Crider.
Their grandfather Alexander Adamson came from Scotland and carved a farm out of the wilderness, that soon became a stopping place for wagons going west. The house, a wooden structure, believed to be one of the oldest in Caldwell Co. was completly destroyed, including antiques brought from Scotland and a collection of historical items kept by Miss Adamson.
Their grandfather Alexander Adamson came from Scotland and carved a farm out of the wilderness, that soon became a stopping place for wagons going west. The house, a wooden structure, believed to be one of the oldest in Caldwell Co. was completly destroyed, including antiques brought from Scotland and a collection of historical items kept by Miss Adamson.
Sister to James W. Adamson, who died, with her brother in a fire that destroyed their family home, near Crider.
Their grandfather Alexander Adamson came from Scotland and carved a farm out of the wilderness, that soon became a stopping place for wagons going west. The house, a wooden structure, believed to be one of the oldest in Caldwell Co. was completly destroyed, including antiques brought from Scotland and a collection of historical items kept by Miss Adamson.
Their grandfather Alexander Adamson came from Scotland and carved a farm out of the wilderness, that soon became a stopping place for wagons going west. The house, a wooden structure, believed to be one of the oldest in Caldwell Co. was completly destroyed, including antiques brought from Scotland and a collection of historical items kept by Miss Adamson.
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