Cora was the daughter of Joseph and Caroline (Graves) Bassett. She died of a stroke.
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Mrs. Cora E.G. Adams, wife of Mr. John T. Adams, died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce, Waldron street, Monday. She had an attack of apoplexy, which was responsible about a week ago for a fall on the ice, when she received a bad shaking up. The immediate cause of her death was heart trouble. Besides her husband, deceased, leaves a son and a daughter.
(Published Friday, March 17, 1905 in the Marblehead Messenger
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Mrs. Cora E.G. Adams, wife of Mr. John T. Adams, died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce, Waldron street, Monday. She had an attack of apoplexy, which was responsible about a week ago for a fall on the ice, when she received a bad shaking up. The immediate cause of her death was heart trouble. Besides her husband, deceased, leaves a son and a daughter.
(Published Friday, March 17, 1905 in the Marblehead Messenger
Cora was the daughter of Joseph and Caroline (Graves) Bassett. She died of a stroke.
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Mrs. Cora E.G. Adams, wife of Mr. John T. Adams, died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce, Waldron street, Monday. She had an attack of apoplexy, which was responsible about a week ago for a fall on the ice, when she received a bad shaking up. The immediate cause of her death was heart trouble. Besides her husband, deceased, leaves a son and a daughter.
(Published Friday, March 17, 1905 in the Marblehead Messenger
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Mrs. Cora E.G. Adams, wife of Mr. John T. Adams, died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce, Waldron street, Monday. She had an attack of apoplexy, which was responsible about a week ago for a fall on the ice, when she received a bad shaking up. The immediate cause of her death was heart trouble. Besides her husband, deceased, leaves a son and a daughter.
(Published Friday, March 17, 1905 in the Marblehead Messenger
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