Age 29 Birth year based on age and death date
Bio)Robert moved to Knox Co. Nebraska when he was 8 years old. Four years later, he found a home with Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Adams who became his "foster" parents. He was baptized into the Christian Church here.
In 1888, the Adams family & Robert moved to Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Since he wanted to preach, he enrolled at Oskaloosa College (the forerunner to Drake University) and was a student there for four years beginning in 1892. During this time, he held student pastorates at Fairview & Galesburg, Iowa. In 1896 he began his first regular pastorate in the latter place. He later moved to Keota & supplied the pulpit at the Church of Christ there for three months and then moved to Mt. Auburn.
Robert & Lanie, who was Mr. A.E. Adams' youngest sister, were married on August 30, 1894.
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Bio)Robert moved to Knox Co. Nebraska when he was 8 years old. Four years later, he found a home with Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Adams who became his "foster" parents. He was baptized into the Christian Church here.
In 1888, the Adams family & Robert moved to Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Since he wanted to preach, he enrolled at Oskaloosa College (the forerunner to Drake University) and was a student there for four years beginning in 1892. During this time, he held student pastorates at Fairview & Galesburg, Iowa. In 1896 he began his first regular pastorate in the latter place. He later moved to Keota & supplied the pulpit at the Church of Christ there for three months and then moved to Mt. Auburn.
Robert & Lanie, who was Mr. A.E. Adams' youngest sister, were married on August 30, 1894.
(Courtesy of Famfindr 48156864)
Age 29 Birth year based on age and death date
Bio)Robert moved to Knox Co. Nebraska when he was 8 years old. Four years later, he found a home with Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Adams who became his "foster" parents. He was baptized into the Christian Church here.
In 1888, the Adams family & Robert moved to Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Since he wanted to preach, he enrolled at Oskaloosa College (the forerunner to Drake University) and was a student there for four years beginning in 1892. During this time, he held student pastorates at Fairview & Galesburg, Iowa. In 1896 he began his first regular pastorate in the latter place. He later moved to Keota & supplied the pulpit at the Church of Christ there for three months and then moved to Mt. Auburn.
Robert & Lanie, who was Mr. A.E. Adams' youngest sister, were married on August 30, 1894.
(Courtesy of Famfindr 48156864)
Bio)Robert moved to Knox Co. Nebraska when he was 8 years old. Four years later, he found a home with Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Adams who became his "foster" parents. He was baptized into the Christian Church here.
In 1888, the Adams family & Robert moved to Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Since he wanted to preach, he enrolled at Oskaloosa College (the forerunner to Drake University) and was a student there for four years beginning in 1892. During this time, he held student pastorates at Fairview & Galesburg, Iowa. In 1896 he began his first regular pastorate in the latter place. He later moved to Keota & supplied the pulpit at the Church of Christ there for three months and then moved to Mt. Auburn.
Robert & Lanie, who was Mr. A.E. Adams' youngest sister, were married on August 30, 1894.
(Courtesy of Famfindr 48156864)
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