When he was born, the area was Rocky Ford, Pontotoc Co. MS.
He married Cynthia Isabelle Goodwin on Dec 18, 1881 in Union Co., MS.
Adams School was on his property. The school got it's water from a spring on George's property.
A little one room shack used only for the Adams voting precinct was across the road from his property.
His farm was on what is State Highway 355, about half way between Etta and Salem Church. The farm was later to be owned by Jim Jumper and his son Elvin Jumper.
He married Cynthia Isabelle Goodwin on Dec 18, 1881 in Union Co., MS.
Adams School was on his property. The school got it's water from a spring on George's property.
A little one room shack used only for the Adams voting precinct was across the road from his property.
His farm was on what is State Highway 355, about half way between Etta and Salem Church. The farm was later to be owned by Jim Jumper and his son Elvin Jumper.
When he was born, the area was Rocky Ford, Pontotoc Co. MS.
He married Cynthia Isabelle Goodwin on Dec 18, 1881 in Union Co., MS.
Adams School was on his property. The school got it's water from a spring on George's property.
A little one room shack used only for the Adams voting precinct was across the road from his property.
His farm was on what is State Highway 355, about half way between Etta and Salem Church. The farm was later to be owned by Jim Jumper and his son Elvin Jumper.
He married Cynthia Isabelle Goodwin on Dec 18, 1881 in Union Co., MS.
Adams School was on his property. The school got it's water from a spring on George's property.
A little one room shack used only for the Adams voting precinct was across the road from his property.
His farm was on what is State Highway 355, about half way between Etta and Salem Church. The farm was later to be owned by Jim Jumper and his son Elvin Jumper.
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