Son of Henderson M Adams & Jennie Hall.
He was born in Mount Sterling according to his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 and WWI Civilian Draft Registration 1917. His Death Certificate lists his birth at Caramgo, Montgomery, Kentucky (part of the Mount Sterling Metropolitan area).
Noted in his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 at age 22, he was an invalid, had bad health, was not employed, was single & had a dependent father.
His Kentucky Death Certificate states that he died from tuberculosis of the lungs, was single & a general laborer. His burial is listed in Pine Hill Cemetery near his parents.
No headstone found.
He was born in Mount Sterling according to his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 and WWI Civilian Draft Registration 1917. His Death Certificate lists his birth at Caramgo, Montgomery, Kentucky (part of the Mount Sterling Metropolitan area).
Noted in his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 at age 22, he was an invalid, had bad health, was not employed, was single & had a dependent father.
His Kentucky Death Certificate states that he died from tuberculosis of the lungs, was single & a general laborer. His burial is listed in Pine Hill Cemetery near his parents.
No headstone found.
Son of Henderson M Adams & Jennie Hall.
He was born in Mount Sterling according to his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 and WWI Civilian Draft Registration 1917. His Death Certificate lists his birth at Caramgo, Montgomery, Kentucky (part of the Mount Sterling Metropolitan area).
Noted in his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 at age 22, he was an invalid, had bad health, was not employed, was single & had a dependent father.
His Kentucky Death Certificate states that he died from tuberculosis of the lungs, was single & a general laborer. His burial is listed in Pine Hill Cemetery near his parents.
No headstone found.
He was born in Mount Sterling according to his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 and WWI Civilian Draft Registration 1917. His Death Certificate lists his birth at Caramgo, Montgomery, Kentucky (part of the Mount Sterling Metropolitan area).
Noted in his US WW I Draft Registration Card 1917 at age 22, he was an invalid, had bad health, was not employed, was single & had a dependent father.
His Kentucky Death Certificate states that he died from tuberculosis of the lungs, was single & a general laborer. His burial is listed in Pine Hill Cemetery near his parents.
No headstone found.
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