Kentucky births
Jane B Adair 14 Oct 1917 mother Wellington Smith Bourbon

1920 Adair, Mayes, Oklahoma
Head George S Adair M 34 Kentucky
Wife Wellington S Adair F 31 Kentucky
Daughter Jane B Adair F 2 Kentucky
Brother Sam E Adair M 31 Kentucky
Cousin Harry B Adair M 22 Missouri

1930 Paris, Bourbon, Kentucky
Head George Baton M 42 Kentucky
Niece Jane Adair F 12 Kentucky
Nephew Carry Adair M 8 Oklahoma
Mother-in-law Julia Houston F 74 Kentucky

1940 Paris, Magisterial District 1, Bourbon, Kentucky
Head George Batterton M 55 Kentucky
Niece Jane Adair F 22 Kentucky
Nephew Cary Adair M 18 Kentucky

Jane A Robinson 20 May 1942 Jane Adair Bourbon
George S Robinson 20 May 1946 Jane Adair Fayette
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Former Paris Woman Slain Body of Mrs. George Adair is Brought Home for Burial; Assailant
Date: Friday, August 11, 1922
Paper: Lexington Herald (Lexington, KY)
Issue: 223
Page: 3, 1
Paris, Ky Aug 10
The body of Mrs George Adair, 30 years old, who was killed by a negro at her home in Pensacola, Okla., Monday, arrived at her former home here tonight. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but burial will take place in the family plot in the Paris cemetery.

Mrs Adair, was former Miss Wellington Smith, daughter of Julia Houston, of Bourbon county. She was a sister of Joe B Smith, Bourbon county oil inspector, Duke Smith, of Harrison county, and Mrs Batterton, wife of County Judge George Batterton, of Paris. She was married a few years ago and went to Pensacola, Okla., to reside. She is survived by two young children, a son and daughter.

Tuesday night a mob of 800 persons stormed the Craig county jail at Vinita, Okla., where the negro, Elias Ridge, had been taken for safekeeping. They were held at bay until state troops arrived.

Mrs Adair's husband is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, and was captain of the football team.