Martin E. Adams, 52, died Sunday, he was a barber for 37 years and a veteran of World War 1. He barbered in Hammond for 18 years. A native of Liverpool in St. Helena parish. His wife was the former Miss Annie Ruth Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Porter of Hammond. Funeral was Tuesday; interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Pallbearers included nephews, Moody Adams, Clayton Adams, Troy and Price Adams, "Tap" and C. J. Yarbrough. Other surviors include his widow; two brothers, John of Kentwood and Ewell of Greensburg; three sisters, Mrs. Lem Yarbrough of Kentwood, Mrs. Bales and Mrs. Rhoden of Liverpool.
Obitiuary appeared in the Hammond Vindicator Newspaper, Hammond, Louisiana.
Martin E. Adams, 52, died Sunday, he was a barber for 37 years and a veteran of World War 1. He barbered in Hammond for 18 years. A native of Liverpool in St. Helena parish. His wife was the former Miss Annie Ruth Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Porter of Hammond. Funeral was Tuesday; interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Pallbearers included nephews, Moody Adams, Clayton Adams, Troy and Price Adams, "Tap" and C. J. Yarbrough. Other surviors include his widow; two brothers, John of Kentwood and Ewell of Greensburg; three sisters, Mrs. Lem Yarbrough of Kentwood, Mrs. Bales and Mrs. Rhoden of Liverpool.
Obitiuary appeared in the Hammond Vindicator Newspaper, Hammond, Louisiana.
Family Members
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Albert Clark "AC" Adams
1866–1922
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Thomas E. "Tom" Adams
1869–1926
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Demarcus Augustus "Bud" Adams
1874–1927
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Ewell L Adams
1876–1945
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Asa Ballard "Acie" Adams
1879–1935
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Mariah L. "Mamie" Adams Yarborough
1880 – unknown
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Martha Susan "Mattie" Adams Yarborough
1882–1943
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James A. "Jim" Adams
1886–1912
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Julia Ella Adams Heap
1892–1950
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