Oscar was either born in Pennsylvania like his older sister Emily or in Indiana like his younger sister Lillian.
He married Mary Bamer and they are known to have had at least two children. The first was Doris, born in 1917 and died in 1918. The second was a son Leland who was born in 1920 and died in 1930.
Notes sent in July 2020 from Charlott Jones, FaG member ID #47003358.
His father first homesteaded in Rutledge, Oregon, but returned to the east. Later the family came and settled just north of Shaniko, Oregon.
After Oscar married he and his wife Mary first lived near Kent, , Oregon where their first child was born. Her name was Doris and she died in the 1918-1919 flu epidemic.
When he initially moved to Hood River he raised foxes for their pelts. It was here that his son Leland was born. When Leland was a child he hiked with a group of Boy Scouts up to the Mosier Tunnel. A landslide occurred while there and Leland was killed, by falling rock. The Adam's also had another son named Connie.
He married Mary Bamer and they are known to have had at least two children. The first was Doris, born in 1917 and died in 1918. The second was a son Leland who was born in 1920 and died in 1930.
Notes sent in July 2020 from Charlott Jones, FaG member ID #47003358.
His father first homesteaded in Rutledge, Oregon, but returned to the east. Later the family came and settled just north of Shaniko, Oregon.
After Oscar married he and his wife Mary first lived near Kent, , Oregon where their first child was born. Her name was Doris and she died in the 1918-1919 flu epidemic.
When he initially moved to Hood River he raised foxes for their pelts. It was here that his son Leland was born. When Leland was a child he hiked with a group of Boy Scouts up to the Mosier Tunnel. A landslide occurred while there and Leland was killed, by falling rock. The Adam's also had another son named Connie.
Oscar was either born in Pennsylvania like his older sister Emily or in Indiana like his younger sister Lillian.
He married Mary Bamer and they are known to have had at least two children. The first was Doris, born in 1917 and died in 1918. The second was a son Leland who was born in 1920 and died in 1930.
Notes sent in July 2020 from Charlott Jones, FaG member ID #47003358.
His father first homesteaded in Rutledge, Oregon, but returned to the east. Later the family came and settled just north of Shaniko, Oregon.
After Oscar married he and his wife Mary first lived near Kent, , Oregon where their first child was born. Her name was Doris and she died in the 1918-1919 flu epidemic.
When he initially moved to Hood River he raised foxes for their pelts. It was here that his son Leland was born. When Leland was a child he hiked with a group of Boy Scouts up to the Mosier Tunnel. A landslide occurred while there and Leland was killed, by falling rock. The Adam's also had another son named Connie.
He married Mary Bamer and they are known to have had at least two children. The first was Doris, born in 1917 and died in 1918. The second was a son Leland who was born in 1920 and died in 1930.
Notes sent in July 2020 from Charlott Jones, FaG member ID #47003358.
His father first homesteaded in Rutledge, Oregon, but returned to the east. Later the family came and settled just north of Shaniko, Oregon.
After Oscar married he and his wife Mary first lived near Kent, , Oregon where their first child was born. Her name was Doris and she died in the 1918-1919 flu epidemic.
When he initially moved to Hood River he raised foxes for their pelts. It was here that his son Leland was born. When Leland was a child he hiked with a group of Boy Scouts up to the Mosier Tunnel. A landslide occurred while there and Leland was killed, by falling rock. The Adam's also had another son named Connie.
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Adams Oscar 1893 - 1966 Mary 1898 - 1969
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(Herman) Buried 11 Nov 1966.
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