Brother of Harry D. Adams.
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), Saturday, 1 May 1937, pg. 2.
"Abbott Adams, formerly of this city, died at his home in New York, Thursday evening of complications. He resided in New York for the past forty-five years and for a number of years was connected with the show business, having played prominent parts with Richard Carle and William Hodge. He also managed several productions.
He is survived by one son, Abbott, Jr., Boston, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Gunnion, of this city and Mrs. I. C. Buser, Philadelphia and two brothers, Frank and Jake Adams, both of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed."
Lancaster (PA) New Era, Monday, 3 May 1937, pg. 3.
"ABBOTT ADAMS RITES.
Services for Abbott Adams, formerly of Lancaster, who died at his home in New York City Thursday, were held at the Cannon and Long funeral parlors today with interment in Woodward Hill cemetery."
NOTE: Heading north on S. Queen Street turned right at the last entrance to Woodward Hill cemetery. Gravestone is on the right side of the cemetery drive.
NOTE: DOB: DOD: 29 Apr 1937 in Manhattan, New York - Source: New York, New York Death Index.
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), Saturday, 1 May 1937, pg. 2.
"Abbott Adams, formerly of this city, died at his home in New York, Thursday evening of complications. He resided in New York for the past forty-five years and for a number of years was connected with the show business, having played prominent parts with Richard Carle and William Hodge. He also managed several productions.
He is survived by one son, Abbott, Jr., Boston, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Gunnion, of this city and Mrs. I. C. Buser, Philadelphia and two brothers, Frank and Jake Adams, both of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed."
Lancaster (PA) New Era, Monday, 3 May 1937, pg. 3.
"ABBOTT ADAMS RITES.
Services for Abbott Adams, formerly of Lancaster, who died at his home in New York City Thursday, were held at the Cannon and Long funeral parlors today with interment in Woodward Hill cemetery."
NOTE: Heading north on S. Queen Street turned right at the last entrance to Woodward Hill cemetery. Gravestone is on the right side of the cemetery drive.
NOTE: DOB: DOD: 29 Apr 1937 in Manhattan, New York - Source: New York, New York Death Index.
Brother of Harry D. Adams.
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), Saturday, 1 May 1937, pg. 2.
"Abbott Adams, formerly of this city, died at his home in New York, Thursday evening of complications. He resided in New York for the past forty-five years and for a number of years was connected with the show business, having played prominent parts with Richard Carle and William Hodge. He also managed several productions.
He is survived by one son, Abbott, Jr., Boston, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Gunnion, of this city and Mrs. I. C. Buser, Philadelphia and two brothers, Frank and Jake Adams, both of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed."
Lancaster (PA) New Era, Monday, 3 May 1937, pg. 3.
"ABBOTT ADAMS RITES.
Services for Abbott Adams, formerly of Lancaster, who died at his home in New York City Thursday, were held at the Cannon and Long funeral parlors today with interment in Woodward Hill cemetery."
NOTE: Heading north on S. Queen Street turned right at the last entrance to Woodward Hill cemetery. Gravestone is on the right side of the cemetery drive.
NOTE: DOB: DOD: 29 Apr 1937 in Manhattan, New York - Source: New York, New York Death Index.
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), Saturday, 1 May 1937, pg. 2.
"Abbott Adams, formerly of this city, died at his home in New York, Thursday evening of complications. He resided in New York for the past forty-five years and for a number of years was connected with the show business, having played prominent parts with Richard Carle and William Hodge. He also managed several productions.
He is survived by one son, Abbott, Jr., Boston, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Gunnion, of this city and Mrs. I. C. Buser, Philadelphia and two brothers, Frank and Jake Adams, both of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed."
Lancaster (PA) New Era, Monday, 3 May 1937, pg. 3.
"ABBOTT ADAMS RITES.
Services for Abbott Adams, formerly of Lancaster, who died at his home in New York City Thursday, were held at the Cannon and Long funeral parlors today with interment in Woodward Hill cemetery."
NOTE: Heading north on S. Queen Street turned right at the last entrance to Woodward Hill cemetery. Gravestone is on the right side of the cemetery drive.
NOTE: DOB: DOD: 29 Apr 1937 in Manhattan, New York - Source: New York, New York Death Index.
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