(a) Texas Birth Certificates (1903-1932): A.G. Adair (1922-1996) born Nov 5, 1921 Uvalde, Texas; father Austin Wade Adair (1893-1969; memorial 184781079); mother Abbie Olivia Yancey Adair (1899-1963; memorial 184781900). Note 1: only initials A.G. are shown on birth certificate & other legal documents.
Note 2: US Veterans' Gravesites (1775-2019) shows Adair interred in Monahans Memorial Cemetery, 210 S Allen Monahans, TX 79756.
(b) A.G. Adair married Mary Carroll in 1964. Adair married first wife Ruth E. Hansen after returning to Uvalde, Tx from WWII on Oct. 31, 1945.
(c) 1940 Census Camp Wood, Real Co, TX: A.G. Adair age 18 lived with father Austin W Adair 46; mother Abbie O Adair 39; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 15; brother Robert M Adair age 13.
(d) 1930 Census Uvalde, TX: A.G. Adair age 8 lived with father Austin W Adair 36; mother Abbie O Adair 28; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 5; brother Robert M Adair age 3.
(e) A. G. Adair (Last-4 2949) RIP at his home Oct 17, 1996 in Monahans, Ward Co, Texas.
(f) Obit: A.G. Adair, 74, collapsed and died at his Monahans home on Thursday, October 17, as he worked at his computer. Born November 5, 1921, in Uvalde, Texas, he began his career in weekly
newspapers at the age of 16 as a handset compositor and pressman, using
an old two-page book press. ... young Adair lettered in four sports and graduated as salutatorian of his class. ....He entered the Army on Nov. 27, 1942, and served in the 29th Infantry
(spearhead) Division for the Omaha Beach landing in Normandy, was
involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was 40 miles outside of Berlin
on the Elbe River awaiting the arrival of the Russians when the European
campaign ended..... Obit Source: http://www.pecos.net/news/archives/102496mt.htm
Note 2: US Veterans' Gravesites (1775-2019) shows Adair interred in Monahans Memorial Cemetery, 210 S Allen Monahans, TX 79756.
(b) A.G. Adair married Mary Carroll in 1964. Adair married first wife Ruth E. Hansen after returning to Uvalde, Tx from WWII on Oct. 31, 1945.
(c) 1940 Census Camp Wood, Real Co, TX: A.G. Adair age 18 lived with father Austin W Adair 46; mother Abbie O Adair 39; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 15; brother Robert M Adair age 13.
(d) 1930 Census Uvalde, TX: A.G. Adair age 8 lived with father Austin W Adair 36; mother Abbie O Adair 28; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 5; brother Robert M Adair age 3.
(e) A. G. Adair (Last-4 2949) RIP at his home Oct 17, 1996 in Monahans, Ward Co, Texas.
(f) Obit: A.G. Adair, 74, collapsed and died at his Monahans home on Thursday, October 17, as he worked at his computer. Born November 5, 1921, in Uvalde, Texas, he began his career in weekly
newspapers at the age of 16 as a handset compositor and pressman, using
an old two-page book press. ... young Adair lettered in four sports and graduated as salutatorian of his class. ....He entered the Army on Nov. 27, 1942, and served in the 29th Infantry
(spearhead) Division for the Omaha Beach landing in Normandy, was
involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was 40 miles outside of Berlin
on the Elbe River awaiting the arrival of the Russians when the European
campaign ended..... Obit Source: http://www.pecos.net/news/archives/102496mt.htm
(a) Texas Birth Certificates (1903-1932): A.G. Adair (1922-1996) born Nov 5, 1921 Uvalde, Texas; father Austin Wade Adair (1893-1969; memorial 184781079); mother Abbie Olivia Yancey Adair (1899-1963; memorial 184781900). Note 1: only initials A.G. are shown on birth certificate & other legal documents.
Note 2: US Veterans' Gravesites (1775-2019) shows Adair interred in Monahans Memorial Cemetery, 210 S Allen Monahans, TX 79756.
(b) A.G. Adair married Mary Carroll in 1964. Adair married first wife Ruth E. Hansen after returning to Uvalde, Tx from WWII on Oct. 31, 1945.
(c) 1940 Census Camp Wood, Real Co, TX: A.G. Adair age 18 lived with father Austin W Adair 46; mother Abbie O Adair 39; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 15; brother Robert M Adair age 13.
(d) 1930 Census Uvalde, TX: A.G. Adair age 8 lived with father Austin W Adair 36; mother Abbie O Adair 28; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 5; brother Robert M Adair age 3.
(e) A. G. Adair (Last-4 2949) RIP at his home Oct 17, 1996 in Monahans, Ward Co, Texas.
(f) Obit: A.G. Adair, 74, collapsed and died at his Monahans home on Thursday, October 17, as he worked at his computer. Born November 5, 1921, in Uvalde, Texas, he began his career in weekly
newspapers at the age of 16 as a handset compositor and pressman, using
an old two-page book press. ... young Adair lettered in four sports and graduated as salutatorian of his class. ....He entered the Army on Nov. 27, 1942, and served in the 29th Infantry
(spearhead) Division for the Omaha Beach landing in Normandy, was
involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was 40 miles outside of Berlin
on the Elbe River awaiting the arrival of the Russians when the European
campaign ended..... Obit Source: http://www.pecos.net/news/archives/102496mt.htm
Note 2: US Veterans' Gravesites (1775-2019) shows Adair interred in Monahans Memorial Cemetery, 210 S Allen Monahans, TX 79756.
(b) A.G. Adair married Mary Carroll in 1964. Adair married first wife Ruth E. Hansen after returning to Uvalde, Tx from WWII on Oct. 31, 1945.
(c) 1940 Census Camp Wood, Real Co, TX: A.G. Adair age 18 lived with father Austin W Adair 46; mother Abbie O Adair 39; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 15; brother Robert M Adair age 13.
(d) 1930 Census Uvalde, TX: A.G. Adair age 8 lived with father Austin W Adair 36; mother Abbie O Adair 28; sister Bessie Louise (Sutton) Adair 5; brother Robert M Adair age 3.
(e) A. G. Adair (Last-4 2949) RIP at his home Oct 17, 1996 in Monahans, Ward Co, Texas.
(f) Obit: A.G. Adair, 74, collapsed and died at his Monahans home on Thursday, October 17, as he worked at his computer. Born November 5, 1921, in Uvalde, Texas, he began his career in weekly
newspapers at the age of 16 as a handset compositor and pressman, using
an old two-page book press. ... young Adair lettered in four sports and graduated as salutatorian of his class. ....He entered the Army on Nov. 27, 1942, and served in the 29th Infantry
(spearhead) Division for the Omaha Beach landing in Normandy, was
involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was 40 miles outside of Berlin
on the Elbe River awaiting the arrival of the Russians when the European
campaign ended..... Obit Source: http://www.pecos.net/news/archives/102496mt.htm
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