Abram Adame Dies In San Antonio, Burial in Sanderson
Funeral services were held in St. James Catholic Church Thursday afternoon for Abram Adame, 72, who died in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday morning following a short illness. Interment was made in Santa Rita Cemetery with the Janes & Magill Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Adame was a long-time resident of Sanderson, coming here in 1889 and working as captain of a shearing crew for many years. He moved to San Antonio five years ago.
Abram married Lorenza Rangel on March 15, 1906.
Survivors include his wife, a daughter and four grandchildren, also a sister, Mrs. Matiana Hidalgo of New Home, Texas. Pablo Ochoa is one of several nephews and nieces residing in Sanderson.
Funeral services were held in St. James Catholic Church Thursday afternoon for Abram Adame, 72, who died in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday morning following a short illness. Interment was made in Santa Rita Cemetery with the Janes & Magill Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Adame was a long-time resident of Sanderson, coming here in 1889 and working as captain of a shearing crew for many years. He moved to San Antonio five years ago.
Abram married Lorenza Rangel on March 15, 1906.
Survivors include his wife, a daughter and four grandchildren, also a sister, Mrs. Matiana Hidalgo of New Home, Texas. Pablo Ochoa is one of several nephews and nieces residing in Sanderson.
Abram Adame Dies In San Antonio, Burial in Sanderson
Funeral services were held in St. James Catholic Church Thursday afternoon for Abram Adame, 72, who died in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday morning following a short illness. Interment was made in Santa Rita Cemetery with the Janes & Magill Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Adame was a long-time resident of Sanderson, coming here in 1889 and working as captain of a shearing crew for many years. He moved to San Antonio five years ago.
Abram married Lorenza Rangel on March 15, 1906.
Survivors include his wife, a daughter and four grandchildren, also a sister, Mrs. Matiana Hidalgo of New Home, Texas. Pablo Ochoa is one of several nephews and nieces residing in Sanderson.
Funeral services were held in St. James Catholic Church Thursday afternoon for Abram Adame, 72, who died in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday morning following a short illness. Interment was made in Santa Rita Cemetery with the Janes & Magill Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Adame was a long-time resident of Sanderson, coming here in 1889 and working as captain of a shearing crew for many years. He moved to San Antonio five years ago.
Abram married Lorenza Rangel on March 15, 1906.
Survivors include his wife, a daughter and four grandchildren, also a sister, Mrs. Matiana Hidalgo of New Home, Texas. Pablo Ochoa is one of several nephews and nieces residing in Sanderson.
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