Wife of Robert Lee Adams and mother to Pearl (Daniel), Charles Harold, Ernest Otis, Olier, Griffin, Russell, Carl, and an infact(died at birth).
She was known to her family as "Mommie". she would never let anyone call her grandma. No idea why.
My mother, Irene Traylor Smith her great granddaughter, told me she was very strick. She lived in Grants Lick, Campbell County on a little road that was to the left of where Cooper Funeral Home used to be. I have a picture of it in my archives. The house is now gone and only an empty field remains.
She was known to her family as "Mommie". she would never let anyone call her grandma. No idea why.
My mother, Irene Traylor Smith her great granddaughter, told me she was very strick. She lived in Grants Lick, Campbell County on a little road that was to the left of where Cooper Funeral Home used to be. I have a picture of it in my archives. The house is now gone and only an empty field remains.
Wife of Robert Lee Adams and mother to Pearl (Daniel), Charles Harold, Ernest Otis, Olier, Griffin, Russell, Carl, and an infact(died at birth).
She was known to her family as "Mommie". she would never let anyone call her grandma. No idea why.
My mother, Irene Traylor Smith her great granddaughter, told me she was very strick. She lived in Grants Lick, Campbell County on a little road that was to the left of where Cooper Funeral Home used to be. I have a picture of it in my archives. The house is now gone and only an empty field remains.
She was known to her family as "Mommie". she would never let anyone call her grandma. No idea why.
My mother, Irene Traylor Smith her great granddaughter, told me she was very strick. She lived in Grants Lick, Campbell County on a little road that was to the left of where Cooper Funeral Home used to be. I have a picture of it in my archives. The house is now gone and only an empty field remains.
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