Daughter of Charles Hall and Frances Knight, age 56y 5m 10d. Married Henry L Adams on 25 MAR 1851, in Henry County, Kentucky. They had five children during their marriage. He died on August 6, 1862, in Kirksville, Missouri, at the age of 35, and was buried there. He was a Confederate soldier killed at the Battle of Kirksville.
Occupation other than housewife: Farmer
COD: Due to gastric ulcer
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Henry and Elizabeth Hall Adams family data was contributed by the Shelby County (Shelbina, Mo.) Historical Society Museum, compiled by Virginia Griggs, courtesy of Kathleen Wilham.
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Mrs. Adams, a widow lady, living south of town, died on Saturday.
Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri, 28 Dec 1887, Wed; Page 1, Column 2
Click here to view the Union Grove Cemetery memorial for their son: James S. Adams
Occupation other than housewife: Farmer
COD: Due to gastric ulcer
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Henry and Elizabeth Hall Adams family data was contributed by the Shelby County (Shelbina, Mo.) Historical Society Museum, compiled by Virginia Griggs, courtesy of Kathleen Wilham.
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Mrs. Adams, a widow lady, living south of town, died on Saturday.
Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri, 28 Dec 1887, Wed; Page 1, Column 2
Click here to view the Union Grove Cemetery memorial for their son: James S. Adams
Daughter of Charles Hall and Frances Knight, age 56y 5m 10d. Married Henry L Adams on 25 MAR 1851, in Henry County, Kentucky. They had five children during their marriage. He died on August 6, 1862, in Kirksville, Missouri, at the age of 35, and was buried there. He was a Confederate soldier killed at the Battle of Kirksville.
Occupation other than housewife: Farmer
COD: Due to gastric ulcer
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Henry and Elizabeth Hall Adams family data was contributed by the Shelby County (Shelbina, Mo.) Historical Society Museum, compiled by Virginia Griggs, courtesy of Kathleen Wilham.
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Mrs. Adams, a widow lady, living south of town, died on Saturday.
Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri, 28 Dec 1887, Wed; Page 1, Column 2
Click here to view the Union Grove Cemetery memorial for their son: James S. Adams
Occupation other than housewife: Farmer
COD: Due to gastric ulcer
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Henry and Elizabeth Hall Adams family data was contributed by the Shelby County (Shelbina, Mo.) Historical Society Museum, compiled by Virginia Griggs, courtesy of Kathleen Wilham.
~~~~~~~
Mrs. Adams, a widow lady, living south of town, died on Saturday.
Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri, 28 Dec 1887, Wed; Page 1, Column 2
Click here to view the Union Grove Cemetery memorial for their son: James S. Adams
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