Alex Adamson was born and grew up at Corydon, Ind., and married Elizabeth Cline also of Corydon. In March, 1908, they left their home state and with their sons, Clem, Bert, Lon, Oren, and a married son Corda and wife Elva they moved to Parkman, Wyo., where Mrs. Adamson's brother, John (Cline), lived. In March 1911 they moved near Epsie, Montana, on the Mizpah where they homesteaded. When they all came from Wyoming the creeks were all running deep, including Hanging Woman near the O. W. Ranch. At one place they thought Elva was in a wagon but she was walking and ran to catch up and reached for the wagon and missed it and fell into the creek. Corda and Elva stayed with the Grant Banes on 10 Mile before deciding to homestead near his father. Elizabeth died in 1917 and Alex died a few years later in Kentucky. ### "Echoing Footsteps. A History of Powder River County" page 618.
According to Kentucky death certificate #9553 of March 18, 1923, he was buried in Gilpin cemetery in Casey county, Kentucky.
Aged 63 years 10 months 4 days
Had lived in the Sheridan Wyoming & southeast Montana area from 1908 until 1921.
Married Stella May Nutt on May 10, 1918 in Miles City, Montana.
Eight children:
Ollie G. (Abbott)1882-1935
Bransin C.1883-1887
John A.1886-1887
Corda B. 1887-1959
Clem 1889-1974
Alonzo 1891-1971
Albert 1893-1921
Oren Lee 1900-
According to Kentucky death certificate #9553 of March 18, 1923, he was buried in Gilpin cemetery in Casey county, Kentucky.
Aged 63 years 10 months 4 days
Had lived in the Sheridan Wyoming & southeast Montana area from 1908 until 1921.
Married Stella May Nutt on May 10, 1918 in Miles City, Montana.
Eight children:
Ollie G. (Abbott)1882-1935
Bransin C.1883-1887
John A.1886-1887
Corda B. 1887-1959
Clem 1889-1974
Alonzo 1891-1971
Albert 1893-1921
Oren Lee 1900-
Alex Adamson was born and grew up at Corydon, Ind., and married Elizabeth Cline also of Corydon. In March, 1908, they left their home state and with their sons, Clem, Bert, Lon, Oren, and a married son Corda and wife Elva they moved to Parkman, Wyo., where Mrs. Adamson's brother, John (Cline), lived. In March 1911 they moved near Epsie, Montana, on the Mizpah where they homesteaded. When they all came from Wyoming the creeks were all running deep, including Hanging Woman near the O. W. Ranch. At one place they thought Elva was in a wagon but she was walking and ran to catch up and reached for the wagon and missed it and fell into the creek. Corda and Elva stayed with the Grant Banes on 10 Mile before deciding to homestead near his father. Elizabeth died in 1917 and Alex died a few years later in Kentucky. ### "Echoing Footsteps. A History of Powder River County" page 618.
According to Kentucky death certificate #9553 of March 18, 1923, he was buried in Gilpin cemetery in Casey county, Kentucky.
Aged 63 years 10 months 4 days
Had lived in the Sheridan Wyoming & southeast Montana area from 1908 until 1921.
Married Stella May Nutt on May 10, 1918 in Miles City, Montana.
Eight children:
Ollie G. (Abbott)1882-1935
Bransin C.1883-1887
John A.1886-1887
Corda B. 1887-1959
Clem 1889-1974
Alonzo 1891-1971
Albert 1893-1921
Oren Lee 1900-
According to Kentucky death certificate #9553 of March 18, 1923, he was buried in Gilpin cemetery in Casey county, Kentucky.
Aged 63 years 10 months 4 days
Had lived in the Sheridan Wyoming & southeast Montana area from 1908 until 1921.
Married Stella May Nutt on May 10, 1918 in Miles City, Montana.
Eight children:
Ollie G. (Abbott)1882-1935
Bransin C.1883-1887
John A.1886-1887
Corda B. 1887-1959
Clem 1889-1974
Alonzo 1891-1971
Albert 1893-1921
Oren Lee 1900-
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