Albert C Adams can be found in the 1930 census of Taylor County, Georgia. Being four years old and living with his parents, Albert Creed Adams, 46 and Sophronia Adams 35. at the time they were living in the Daviston District in the northeastern area of the county. With them was Albert's older sister, Virginia 11, and little brother James who was two. Also his grandmother, Lucy Cook, 65. They owned their own home and his father was working as a bus driver for the county school.
In another ten years, when Albert was fourteen and going to school, the family was much the same as before, his father was still driving the school bus, they still lived in the Davidson District, but now there was another siblings, a little sister, Rose Marie who was seven, having been born about 1933. His older sister Virginia, now 21, had moved out. His grandmother also was no longer living with them.
He passed away at a young age of thirty-three.
In another ten years, when Albert was fourteen and going to school, the family was much the same as before, his father was still driving the school bus, they still lived in the Davidson District, but now there was another siblings, a little sister, Rose Marie who was seven, having been born about 1933. His older sister Virginia, now 21, had moved out. His grandmother also was no longer living with them.
He passed away at a young age of thirty-three.
Albert C Adams can be found in the 1930 census of Taylor County, Georgia. Being four years old and living with his parents, Albert Creed Adams, 46 and Sophronia Adams 35. at the time they were living in the Daviston District in the northeastern area of the county. With them was Albert's older sister, Virginia 11, and little brother James who was two. Also his grandmother, Lucy Cook, 65. They owned their own home and his father was working as a bus driver for the county school.
In another ten years, when Albert was fourteen and going to school, the family was much the same as before, his father was still driving the school bus, they still lived in the Davidson District, but now there was another siblings, a little sister, Rose Marie who was seven, having been born about 1933. His older sister Virginia, now 21, had moved out. His grandmother also was no longer living with them.
He passed away at a young age of thirty-three.
In another ten years, when Albert was fourteen and going to school, the family was much the same as before, his father was still driving the school bus, they still lived in the Davidson District, but now there was another siblings, a little sister, Rose Marie who was seven, having been born about 1933. His older sister Virginia, now 21, had moved out. His grandmother also was no longer living with them.
He passed away at a young age of thirty-three.
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