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Ernest E “Uncle Ernest” Adamson

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Ernest E “Uncle Ernest” Adamson

Birth
Texas, USA
Death
12 May 1920 (aged 48)
Mexia, Limestone County, Texas, USA
Burial
Mexia, Limestone County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 31.69277, Longitude: -96.4804688
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Ernest was the son of Bluford W and Mary M Adamson.
An educated man, Ernest attended Trinity University in about 1886 in Tehuacana, Texas.*
He married Linne Mae Clark in 1909. They had no children.
He owned a mercantile store in Mexia. Delivering a load of lumber in a horse-pulled wagon, he was killed when the wagon overturned and the lumber fell on him.
The stone was erected by Mae. When she died 28 years later, neighbors (specificially a lawyer and his wife) went into her home and took everything valuable. Left for her family was only the house, old photographs and a few pieces of furniture that the neighbors didn't steal. Today, the daughter of Mae's great niece Lois Toone West treasures a small china tea set and a china tray, as well as the old photographs.

*Trinity University opened in Tehuacana 1869, but moved in 1902 to San Antonio, where it operates still.
Ernest was the son of Bluford W and Mary M Adamson.
An educated man, Ernest attended Trinity University in about 1886 in Tehuacana, Texas.*
He married Linne Mae Clark in 1909. They had no children.
He owned a mercantile store in Mexia. Delivering a load of lumber in a horse-pulled wagon, he was killed when the wagon overturned and the lumber fell on him.
The stone was erected by Mae. When she died 28 years later, neighbors (specificially a lawyer and his wife) went into her home and took everything valuable. Left for her family was only the house, old photographs and a few pieces of furniture that the neighbors didn't steal. Today, the daughter of Mae's great niece Lois Toone West treasures a small china tea set and a china tray, as well as the old photographs.

*Trinity University opened in Tehuacana 1869, but moved in 1902 to San Antonio, where it operates still.

Inscription

"In love he lived, in peace he died,
His life was craved but God denied."



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  • Created by: D. W. Short
  • Added: Jun 3, 2011
  • Find a Grave Memorial ID:
  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70790847/ernest_e-adamson: accessed ), memorial page for Ernest E “Uncle Ernest” Adamson (6 Mar 1872–12 May 1920), Find a Grave Memorial ID 70790847, citing Mexia City Cemetery, Mexia, Limestone County, Texas, USA; Maintained by D. W. Short (contributor 47018656).