Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Mar. 11, 1920
At her home in Wrightsboro, Texas, on February 10th, after an illness of more than three months, Mrs. Mary Adams, aged 32 years, wife of John Adams who is an elder in the Wrightsboro Presbyterian church, passed from this world to the home of the soul. She was born in Arkansas , but came in childhood with her parents to Gonzales county. Here, in early life she was "born again" and joined the Presbyterian church, of which she was a consistent member until God called her home.
She was sure for some time prior to her death that the end was near, and said more than once that she was ready to go. The writer was her pastor for four years, and never saw her the least bit cross. Never heard her speak ill of anyone, but always manifested the Christian spirit. She loved her church; she loved her little family; she loved her neighbors; she loved all and she honored God. She was the very embodiment of love and kindness.
In her death the church and the community sustained a great loss. To her family the loss is irreparable. She leaves a husband, two boys and two little girls to mourn their loss. Also a father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Snell; one sister, Mrs. Mouser of Mathis, Texas. and three brothers, James Snell of San Antonio, Elmore and Theodore of Wrightsboro.
May heaven's rich blessings be multiplied upon the bereaved ones, and may we all rejoice in the fact that our loss is her great gain.
A very large congregation attended the funeral at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the writer.
M. B. Epperson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 11 1920
Mrs. John Adams Dies At Wrightsboro
Mrs. John Adams, a resident of the Wrightsboro community, died Tuesday night at her home, following a long illness. She is survived by her husband and two children. The remains were laid to rest at Wrightsboro today, we hear. Further particulars were not available at this time. The family have the warm sympathy of all residing in that section.
Daughter of William & Terrie
Mary married John Adams on 24 Nov 1902 in Gonzales Co. Texas. To this union issue was born.
Bryan 1906
Troy 1908
Amelie 1911
Bula Ray 1917
Contributor: Linda Fincke Boucher (47096683)
At her home in Wrightsboro, Texas, on February 10th, after an illness of more than three months, Mrs. Mary Adams, aged 32 years, wife of John Adams who is an elder in the Wrightsboro Presbyterian church, passed from this world to the home of the soul. She was born in Arkansas , but came in childhood with her parents to Gonzales county. Here, in early life she was "born again" and joined the Presbyterian church, of which she was a consistent member until God called her home.
She was sure for some time prior to her death that the end was near, and said more than once that she was ready to go. The writer was her pastor for four years, and never saw her the least bit cross. Never heard her speak ill of anyone, but always manifested the Christian spirit. She loved her church; she loved her little family; she loved her neighbors; she loved all and she honored God. She was the very embodiment of love and kindness.
In her death the church and the community sustained a great loss. To her family the loss is irreparable. She leaves a husband, two boys and two little girls to mourn their loss. Also a father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Snell; one sister, Mrs. Mouser of Mathis, Texas. and three brothers, James Snell of San Antonio, Elmore and Theodore of Wrightsboro.
May heaven's rich blessings be multiplied upon the bereaved ones, and may we all rejoice in the fact that our loss is her great gain.
A very large congregation attended the funeral at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the writer.
M. B. Epperson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 11 1920
Mrs. John Adams Dies At Wrightsboro
Mrs. John Adams, a resident of the Wrightsboro community, died Tuesday night at her home, following a long illness. She is survived by her husband and two children. The remains were laid to rest at Wrightsboro today, we hear. Further particulars were not available at this time. The family have the warm sympathy of all residing in that section.
Daughter of William & Terrie
Mary married John Adams on 24 Nov 1902 in Gonzales Co. Texas. To this union issue was born.
Bryan 1906
Troy 1908
Amelie 1911
Bula Ray 1917
Contributor: Linda Fincke Boucher (47096683)
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Mar. 11, 1920
At her home in Wrightsboro, Texas, on February 10th, after an illness of more than three months, Mrs. Mary Adams, aged 32 years, wife of John Adams who is an elder in the Wrightsboro Presbyterian church, passed from this world to the home of the soul. She was born in Arkansas , but came in childhood with her parents to Gonzales county. Here, in early life she was "born again" and joined the Presbyterian church, of which she was a consistent member until God called her home.
She was sure for some time prior to her death that the end was near, and said more than once that she was ready to go. The writer was her pastor for four years, and never saw her the least bit cross. Never heard her speak ill of anyone, but always manifested the Christian spirit. She loved her church; she loved her little family; she loved her neighbors; she loved all and she honored God. She was the very embodiment of love and kindness.
In her death the church and the community sustained a great loss. To her family the loss is irreparable. She leaves a husband, two boys and two little girls to mourn their loss. Also a father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Snell; one sister, Mrs. Mouser of Mathis, Texas. and three brothers, James Snell of San Antonio, Elmore and Theodore of Wrightsboro.
May heaven's rich blessings be multiplied upon the bereaved ones, and may we all rejoice in the fact that our loss is her great gain.
A very large congregation attended the funeral at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the writer.
M. B. Epperson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 11 1920
Mrs. John Adams Dies At Wrightsboro
Mrs. John Adams, a resident of the Wrightsboro community, died Tuesday night at her home, following a long illness. She is survived by her husband and two children. The remains were laid to rest at Wrightsboro today, we hear. Further particulars were not available at this time. The family have the warm sympathy of all residing in that section.
Daughter of William & Terrie
Mary married John Adams on 24 Nov 1902 in Gonzales Co. Texas. To this union issue was born.
Bryan 1906
Troy 1908
Amelie 1911
Bula Ray 1917
Contributor: Linda Fincke Boucher (47096683)
At her home in Wrightsboro, Texas, on February 10th, after an illness of more than three months, Mrs. Mary Adams, aged 32 years, wife of John Adams who is an elder in the Wrightsboro Presbyterian church, passed from this world to the home of the soul. She was born in Arkansas , but came in childhood with her parents to Gonzales county. Here, in early life she was "born again" and joined the Presbyterian church, of which she was a consistent member until God called her home.
She was sure for some time prior to her death that the end was near, and said more than once that she was ready to go. The writer was her pastor for four years, and never saw her the least bit cross. Never heard her speak ill of anyone, but always manifested the Christian spirit. She loved her church; she loved her little family; she loved her neighbors; she loved all and she honored God. She was the very embodiment of love and kindness.
In her death the church and the community sustained a great loss. To her family the loss is irreparable. She leaves a husband, two boys and two little girls to mourn their loss. Also a father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Snell; one sister, Mrs. Mouser of Mathis, Texas. and three brothers, James Snell of San Antonio, Elmore and Theodore of Wrightsboro.
May heaven's rich blessings be multiplied upon the bereaved ones, and may we all rejoice in the fact that our loss is her great gain.
A very large congregation attended the funeral at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the writer.
M. B. Epperson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 11 1920
Mrs. John Adams Dies At Wrightsboro
Mrs. John Adams, a resident of the Wrightsboro community, died Tuesday night at her home, following a long illness. She is survived by her husband and two children. The remains were laid to rest at Wrightsboro today, we hear. Further particulars were not available at this time. The family have the warm sympathy of all residing in that section.
Daughter of William & Terrie
Mary married John Adams on 24 Nov 1902 in Gonzales Co. Texas. To this union issue was born.
Bryan 1906
Troy 1908
Amelie 1911
Bula Ray 1917
Contributor: Linda Fincke Boucher (47096683)
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