The Victor Herald, Victor, NY, Friday, June 27, 1930
ADAMS - Freeman A. Adams entered into rest at his home on Covil street, Sunday morning, June 22, in his 86th years. Mr. Adams was born in Perinton, NY, December 10, 1844. He was the son of Captain William W. Adams and Matilda Austin Adams. He was married November 14, 1866 to Julia M. Warren, who died in 1907. Mr. Adams had been ill for a long time and had borne his suffering very patiently. He is survived by three daughters, Viola G Adams, at home; Leona Hornberger and Mrs. Anna Weilt of Phoenix, Arizona, and by three grandchildren. Mr. And Mrs. Weilt arrived from Arizona and were with him during his last nine days. Mrs. Hornberger was unable to come because of the illness of her son. Funeral services were held at the family home, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Frank W. Hill of Rochester officiating. The bearers were eight nephews; Harold, Aubrey and Ezra Adams of Rochester, Charles H. Snyder of Canandaigua, Ira Snyder of Hemlock, Homer E. Snyder, Josiah Snyder and Russell Adams of Victor. Burial was made in the Boughton Hill cemetery.
Courtesy of Dianne Parks.
ADAMS - Freeman A. Adams entered into rest at his home on Covil street, Sunday morning, June 22, in his 86th years. Mr. Adams was born in Perinton, NY, December 10, 1844. He was the son of Captain William W. Adams and Matilda Austin Adams. He was married November 14, 1866 to Julia M. Warren, who died in 1907. Mr. Adams had been ill for a long time and had borne his suffering very patiently. He is survived by three daughters, Viola G Adams, at home; Leona Hornberger and Mrs. Anna Weilt of Phoenix, Arizona, and by three grandchildren. Mr. And Mrs. Weilt arrived from Arizona and were with him during his last nine days. Mrs. Hornberger was unable to come because of the illness of her son. Funeral services were held at the family home, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Frank W. Hill of Rochester officiating. The bearers were eight nephews; Harold, Aubrey and Ezra Adams of Rochester, Charles H. Snyder of Canandaigua, Ira Snyder of Hemlock, Homer E. Snyder, Josiah Snyder and Russell Adams of Victor. Burial was made in the Boughton Hill cemetery.
Courtesy of Dianne Parks.
The Victor Herald, Victor, NY, Friday, June 27, 1930
ADAMS - Freeman A. Adams entered into rest at his home on Covil street, Sunday morning, June 22, in his 86th years. Mr. Adams was born in Perinton, NY, December 10, 1844. He was the son of Captain William W. Adams and Matilda Austin Adams. He was married November 14, 1866 to Julia M. Warren, who died in 1907. Mr. Adams had been ill for a long time and had borne his suffering very patiently. He is survived by three daughters, Viola G Adams, at home; Leona Hornberger and Mrs. Anna Weilt of Phoenix, Arizona, and by three grandchildren. Mr. And Mrs. Weilt arrived from Arizona and were with him during his last nine days. Mrs. Hornberger was unable to come because of the illness of her son. Funeral services were held at the family home, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Frank W. Hill of Rochester officiating. The bearers were eight nephews; Harold, Aubrey and Ezra Adams of Rochester, Charles H. Snyder of Canandaigua, Ira Snyder of Hemlock, Homer E. Snyder, Josiah Snyder and Russell Adams of Victor. Burial was made in the Boughton Hill cemetery.
Courtesy of Dianne Parks.
ADAMS - Freeman A. Adams entered into rest at his home on Covil street, Sunday morning, June 22, in his 86th years. Mr. Adams was born in Perinton, NY, December 10, 1844. He was the son of Captain William W. Adams and Matilda Austin Adams. He was married November 14, 1866 to Julia M. Warren, who died in 1907. Mr. Adams had been ill for a long time and had borne his suffering very patiently. He is survived by three daughters, Viola G Adams, at home; Leona Hornberger and Mrs. Anna Weilt of Phoenix, Arizona, and by three grandchildren. Mr. And Mrs. Weilt arrived from Arizona and were with him during his last nine days. Mrs. Hornberger was unable to come because of the illness of her son. Funeral services were held at the family home, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Frank W. Hill of Rochester officiating. The bearers were eight nephews; Harold, Aubrey and Ezra Adams of Rochester, Charles H. Snyder of Canandaigua, Ira Snyder of Hemlock, Homer E. Snyder, Josiah Snyder and Russell Adams of Victor. Burial was made in the Boughton Hill cemetery.
Courtesy of Dianne Parks.
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