Robert had a colorful life, working in the timber industry in Washington.
As far as we know, he was married twice and possibly had a son (Robert, Jr.) with his first wife.
Sadly, Mr. McAdams was a transient at the time of his death. His body was unclaimed and he was cremated by the Univ. of WA.
From the University of Washington, June 2010: "In 1953 the UW buried cremains in unmarked areas in Mt. Rainier outside of the national park. I wish I could give you more of an exact area but this was the procedure during the 1950's."
Note: Robert may have been born in 1901.
As far as we know, he was married twice and possibly had a son (Robert, Jr.) with his first wife.
Sadly, Mr. McAdams was a transient at the time of his death. His body was unclaimed and he was cremated by the Univ. of WA.
From the University of Washington, June 2010: "In 1953 the UW buried cremains in unmarked areas in Mt. Rainier outside of the national park. I wish I could give you more of an exact area but this was the procedure during the 1950's."
Note: Robert may have been born in 1901.
Robert had a colorful life, working in the timber industry in Washington.
As far as we know, he was married twice and possibly had a son (Robert, Jr.) with his first wife.
Sadly, Mr. McAdams was a transient at the time of his death. His body was unclaimed and he was cremated by the Univ. of WA.
From the University of Washington, June 2010: "In 1953 the UW buried cremains in unmarked areas in Mt. Rainier outside of the national park. I wish I could give you more of an exact area but this was the procedure during the 1950's."
Note: Robert may have been born in 1901.
As far as we know, he was married twice and possibly had a son (Robert, Jr.) with his first wife.
Sadly, Mr. McAdams was a transient at the time of his death. His body was unclaimed and he was cremated by the Univ. of WA.
From the University of Washington, June 2010: "In 1953 the UW buried cremains in unmarked areas in Mt. Rainier outside of the national park. I wish I could give you more of an exact area but this was the procedure during the 1950's."
Note: Robert may have been born in 1901.
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