Lying in rest next to wife Anna McAdoo, and behind son-in-law, Homer Smith.
Printed in The Davis News on Aug 19, 1920; Reprinted with permission
G. W. McAdoo Dead
"Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo died suddenly at his home in this city this morning about 7 o'clock. While old age had been telling on him and he had been in feeble health for several years, his death was unexpected. On yesterday he walked about the yard, and this morning was sitting up a few minutes before death came. He laid down on the bed and a few minutes later his son, Will McAdoo, noticed that he had peacefully passed away. "Grandpa" told his grandson, A. A. McAdoo; yesterday that his time had come and that he would not live through another day.
G. W. McAdoo was born in Tennessee Oct. 20, 1836. He was twice married, and of the five children by his first marriage, three now live, namely: Mrs. Said of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Frazier of Coats, Kan.; and B. A. (Joe) McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan. Of his six children from his second marriage, three survive, namely: Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Arcadia, Okla.; Mrs. Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; and Will McAdoo of Davis.
Mr. McAdoo came to Davis from Missouri about 18 years ago. He was a farmer and stock dealer all his life until he got too feeble to do such work. He was a good citizen, fair and honorable in his dealings with men, and stood high in the estimation of our people.
Awaiting advices from relatives, funeral arrangements have not been made. The body will be buried in Green Hill cemetery beside that of his wife, who died about five years ago. It is likely that the funeral will be held some time tomorrow.
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Printed in The Davis News on Aug. 26, 1920; Reprinted with permission
Of Local Interest
The funeral of "Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo, mention of whose death was made in last week's News, was held last Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the ceremony being conducted at the grave in Green Hill cemetery by Rev. J. J. Franklin. A large crowd of friends attended the service. Relatives form a distance in attendance at the funeral were his daughters, Mrs. Stella Frazier of Coats, Kan., and Mrs. Dana Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; his son, B. A. McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan., and Clifford Dean of Carmen, Okla., grandson of the deceased.
Printed in The Davis News on Aug 19, 1920; Reprinted with permission
G. W. McAdoo Dead
"Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo died suddenly at his home in this city this morning about 7 o'clock. While old age had been telling on him and he had been in feeble health for several years, his death was unexpected. On yesterday he walked about the yard, and this morning was sitting up a few minutes before death came. He laid down on the bed and a few minutes later his son, Will McAdoo, noticed that he had peacefully passed away. "Grandpa" told his grandson, A. A. McAdoo; yesterday that his time had come and that he would not live through another day.
G. W. McAdoo was born in Tennessee Oct. 20, 1836. He was twice married, and of the five children by his first marriage, three now live, namely: Mrs. Said of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Frazier of Coats, Kan.; and B. A. (Joe) McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan. Of his six children from his second marriage, three survive, namely: Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Arcadia, Okla.; Mrs. Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; and Will McAdoo of Davis.
Mr. McAdoo came to Davis from Missouri about 18 years ago. He was a farmer and stock dealer all his life until he got too feeble to do such work. He was a good citizen, fair and honorable in his dealings with men, and stood high in the estimation of our people.
Awaiting advices from relatives, funeral arrangements have not been made. The body will be buried in Green Hill cemetery beside that of his wife, who died about five years ago. It is likely that the funeral will be held some time tomorrow.
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Printed in The Davis News on Aug. 26, 1920; Reprinted with permission
Of Local Interest
The funeral of "Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo, mention of whose death was made in last week's News, was held last Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the ceremony being conducted at the grave in Green Hill cemetery by Rev. J. J. Franklin. A large crowd of friends attended the service. Relatives form a distance in attendance at the funeral were his daughters, Mrs. Stella Frazier of Coats, Kan., and Mrs. Dana Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; his son, B. A. McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan., and Clifford Dean of Carmen, Okla., grandson of the deceased.
Lying in rest next to wife Anna McAdoo, and behind son-in-law, Homer Smith.
Printed in The Davis News on Aug 19, 1920; Reprinted with permission
G. W. McAdoo Dead
"Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo died suddenly at his home in this city this morning about 7 o'clock. While old age had been telling on him and he had been in feeble health for several years, his death was unexpected. On yesterday he walked about the yard, and this morning was sitting up a few minutes before death came. He laid down on the bed and a few minutes later his son, Will McAdoo, noticed that he had peacefully passed away. "Grandpa" told his grandson, A. A. McAdoo; yesterday that his time had come and that he would not live through another day.
G. W. McAdoo was born in Tennessee Oct. 20, 1836. He was twice married, and of the five children by his first marriage, three now live, namely: Mrs. Said of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Frazier of Coats, Kan.; and B. A. (Joe) McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan. Of his six children from his second marriage, three survive, namely: Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Arcadia, Okla.; Mrs. Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; and Will McAdoo of Davis.
Mr. McAdoo came to Davis from Missouri about 18 years ago. He was a farmer and stock dealer all his life until he got too feeble to do such work. He was a good citizen, fair and honorable in his dealings with men, and stood high in the estimation of our people.
Awaiting advices from relatives, funeral arrangements have not been made. The body will be buried in Green Hill cemetery beside that of his wife, who died about five years ago. It is likely that the funeral will be held some time tomorrow.
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Printed in The Davis News on Aug. 26, 1920; Reprinted with permission
Of Local Interest
The funeral of "Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo, mention of whose death was made in last week's News, was held last Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the ceremony being conducted at the grave in Green Hill cemetery by Rev. J. J. Franklin. A large crowd of friends attended the service. Relatives form a distance in attendance at the funeral were his daughters, Mrs. Stella Frazier of Coats, Kan., and Mrs. Dana Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; his son, B. A. McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan., and Clifford Dean of Carmen, Okla., grandson of the deceased.
Printed in The Davis News on Aug 19, 1920; Reprinted with permission
G. W. McAdoo Dead
"Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo died suddenly at his home in this city this morning about 7 o'clock. While old age had been telling on him and he had been in feeble health for several years, his death was unexpected. On yesterday he walked about the yard, and this morning was sitting up a few minutes before death came. He laid down on the bed and a few minutes later his son, Will McAdoo, noticed that he had peacefully passed away. "Grandpa" told his grandson, A. A. McAdoo; yesterday that his time had come and that he would not live through another day.
G. W. McAdoo was born in Tennessee Oct. 20, 1836. He was twice married, and of the five children by his first marriage, three now live, namely: Mrs. Said of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Frazier of Coats, Kan.; and B. A. (Joe) McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan. Of his six children from his second marriage, three survive, namely: Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Arcadia, Okla.; Mrs. Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; and Will McAdoo of Davis.
Mr. McAdoo came to Davis from Missouri about 18 years ago. He was a farmer and stock dealer all his life until he got too feeble to do such work. He was a good citizen, fair and honorable in his dealings with men, and stood high in the estimation of our people.
Awaiting advices from relatives, funeral arrangements have not been made. The body will be buried in Green Hill cemetery beside that of his wife, who died about five years ago. It is likely that the funeral will be held some time tomorrow.
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Printed in The Davis News on Aug. 26, 1920; Reprinted with permission
Of Local Interest
The funeral of "Grandpa" G. W. McAdoo, mention of whose death was made in last week's News, was held last Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the ceremony being conducted at the grave in Green Hill cemetery by Rev. J. J. Franklin. A large crowd of friends attended the service. Relatives form a distance in attendance at the funeral were his daughters, Mrs. Stella Frazier of Coats, Kan., and Mrs. Dana Dean of Ingersoll, Okla.; his son, B. A. McAdoo of Kinsley, Kan., and Clifford Dean of Carmen, Okla., grandson of the deceased.
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