Inscription reads "Inf. Dau of J.P. and M. T. Adams."
-note burial record from ustengenweb tombstone transcription project. Upon locating the Adams family plot, there was no stone with the above inscription, however there is a huge monolith type monument in the middle of the plot commemorating her infant brother Marion and mother Mae Tommy Clark. There are also several small foot stones scattered on the plot inside the fenced area so one of these may be hers and her stone may have sunken since the original transcription. The fathers stone and one brothers stone are quite visible and easily read.
-note burial record from ustengenweb tombstone transcription project. Upon locating the Adams family plot, there was no stone with the above inscription, however there is a huge monolith type monument in the middle of the plot commemorating her infant brother Marion and mother Mae Tommy Clark. There are also several small foot stones scattered on the plot inside the fenced area so one of these may be hers and her stone may have sunken since the original transcription. The fathers stone and one brothers stone are quite visible and easily read.
Inscription reads "Inf. Dau of J.P. and M. T. Adams."
-note burial record from ustengenweb tombstone transcription project. Upon locating the Adams family plot, there was no stone with the above inscription, however there is a huge monolith type monument in the middle of the plot commemorating her infant brother Marion and mother Mae Tommy Clark. There are also several small foot stones scattered on the plot inside the fenced area so one of these may be hers and her stone may have sunken since the original transcription. The fathers stone and one brothers stone are quite visible and easily read.
-note burial record from ustengenweb tombstone transcription project. Upon locating the Adams family plot, there was no stone with the above inscription, however there is a huge monolith type monument in the middle of the plot commemorating her infant brother Marion and mother Mae Tommy Clark. There are also several small foot stones scattered on the plot inside the fenced area so one of these may be hers and her stone may have sunken since the original transcription. The fathers stone and one brothers stone are quite visible and easily read.
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