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Joseph Eldridge AdamsAttached is Obituary/memorial for Elder Joseph E. Adams (Son of Joseph and Tilitha Adams) asit appeared in the Oct 1, 1924 Zion's Landmark and was written by his sister, Nancy AdamsDenning.Mr. J.D. Gold,Dear Friend,I feel impressed to write a few lines in memory of my dear departedbrother, Elder J.E. Adams, who passed away the 17 th of March, 1924,in his 91 st year. It is with much sadness that I attempt to speak a fewwords of him. He preached his last sermon the second Sunday inMarch at Benson, N. C. And came home Sunday evening sick with avery heavy cold, which the doctor said was pneumonia. He was not upany more, living only nine days from the time he was taken sick. Allwas done for him that doctors and trained nurses and relatives and kindfriends could do, but his time had come and I believe he was ready andwilling to go. He was so quiet and patient, he didn’t suffer any painwhich is a great consolation to me. He was laid to rest here at thecemetery with a large congregation present.Four ministers spoke very comforting at the grave. Elder Hall, the pastor of the church here,Elder Turner, Elder Fred Keen and Elder Barnes. He was a very dear and precious brother to mein the spirit as well as in the flesh. He was more like a father to me than a brother , as I wasraised after he was grown, being twenty years younger than he. He has been with me so long Imiss him more that I can express, but the precious hope that I have for him drives away troubleto some extent, hoping and believing as I do that he is resting in peace with the dear Saviour, thathe has held up and preached so many years. His experience of 50 years ago seemed fresh in hismind most all the time.He leaves to mourn for him, one brother and three sisters, W.H. Adams at the Soldiers home,Mrs W. M. Young, of Durham, Mrs S.R. Wilson and myself of Angier, and a host of relativesand friends. Brethren and sisters in different parts of the states where he had traveled andpreached so many years.I am your friend,Nancy S. DenningAngier, N.C.
Joseph Gerald AdamsNews & Observer, The (Raleigh, NC)September 14, 1997Joseph Gerald "Butch" Adams, 65, of Route 7, Benson Road, Angier, a tobacco farmer, diedSaturday. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Bryan-Lee Funeral Chapel, Angier. Burial, BethelPrimitive Baptist Church cemetery, Angier.Surviving: brother, Raythell G. Adams and wife, Emily of Angier; sister, Jean A. Lee andhusband, Wayne of Angier; nephews, Ronnie Adams and wife, Susan of Angier and theirchildren, Joseph and Kathryn, Joseph W. Lee and wife, Elizabeth of Berkeley, Calif. and theirchildren, Rebecca and Benjamin; niece, June A. Eason and husband, Wayne of Garner and theirchildren Andrew and William.The family will be at Bryan-Lee Funeral Home, Angier, 7-9 p.m. today and at other times at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Raythell Adams, 3366 Benson Road, Angier.Joseph Marion LangdonSmithfield Herald5/19/1936DEATH CLAIMS J. M. LANGDONPleasant Grove Farmer Succumbs To Heart AttackJ. M. Langdon, age 75, died at his home in Pleasant Grove township Sunday morning at nineo'clock following a heart attack.The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the home after which interment was made inthe family burying ground. Elder J. T. Lewis and Elder Floyd Adams conducted the services. Alarge crowd was present to pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased.He is survived by his third wife who was before her marriage to Mr. Langdon, Mrs. MarthaBarbour.Granddaughters of the deceased carried the floral offering, and the pallbearers were grandsons asfollows: Irving Langdon, Vergil Mason, Bunny Mitchell, Carvis Barnes, W. D. McRoy, andGerald Pleasant.
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