Difference between revisions of "Jack & Mary Adams"
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'''Margaret 'June' Adams''' born 1931 married Rees Weale in 1953. click [[Rees & June Wheale]] for their life story | '''Margaret 'June' Adams''' born 1931 married Rees Weale in 1953. click [[Rees & June Wheale]] for their life story | ||
| − | '''Michael Adams''' born | + | '''Michael 'Monty' Adams''' born |
'''Jack Adams born 1899, died 1983''' | '''Jack Adams born 1899, died 1983''' | ||
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| + | '''October 1983 Tribute in Hallmark for Jack Adams''' by Ted Janes :- | ||
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| + | Jack Adams died after a long illness, he never enjoyed the best of health throughout his retirement. He was a local man, and when he left school he started work as a ploughboy at Stocken Farm, graduating to other farms in the arear, and building, before becoming a railwayman. | ||
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| + | During his life he lived both in Lacey Green and Loosley Row. always interested in village affairs, in fact I would say he was a true-salt-of-the-earth countryman. Our sympathy goes to wife Mary and children June and Monty. | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 14 November 2023
click Adams for others in this family
click 1955 Mrs Able (Mary Adams) by Rumer Godden for a description of Mary and her work as a chimney sweep and layer-out.
click 1978 Mary Adams famous chimney sweep for further description of her work
Arthur J 'Jack' Adams born 1899 was the son of Arthur & Bessie Adams
Mary Parker was born in 1909
Jack and Mary married in 1930
Jack and Mary had 2 children as follows :-
Margaret 'June' Adams born 1931 married Rees Weale in 1953. click Rees & June Wheale for their life story
Michael 'Monty' Adams born
Jack Adams born 1899, died 1983
October 1983 Tribute in Hallmark for Jack Adams by Ted Janes :-
Jack Adams died after a long illness, he never enjoyed the best of health throughout his retirement. He was a local man, and when he left school he started work as a ploughboy at Stocken Farm, graduating to other farms in the arear, and building, before becoming a railwayman.
During his life he lived both in Lacey Green and Loosley Row. always interested in village affairs, in fact I would say he was a true-salt-of-the-earth countryman. Our sympathy goes to wife Mary and children June and Monty.