Mae was the youngest child of Stephen F. Austin Clark and Arpa Jane Jackson Clark.
She married Ernest E Adamson.
They lived in Mexia, Texas and had no children.
After Ernest, who owned a mercantile store, was killed in an accident, Aunt Mae took in any needy relatives, sharing her life and home generously.
When she died, a lawyer and his wife, who were neighbors, came in a took any valuables before the family were notified of her death.
She was loved by everyone who knew her.
She married Ernest E Adamson.
They lived in Mexia, Texas and had no children.
After Ernest, who owned a mercantile store, was killed in an accident, Aunt Mae took in any needy relatives, sharing her life and home generously.
When she died, a lawyer and his wife, who were neighbors, came in a took any valuables before the family were notified of her death.
She was loved by everyone who knew her.
Mae was the youngest child of Stephen F. Austin Clark and Arpa Jane Jackson Clark.
She married Ernest E Adamson.
They lived in Mexia, Texas and had no children.
After Ernest, who owned a mercantile store, was killed in an accident, Aunt Mae took in any needy relatives, sharing her life and home generously.
When she died, a lawyer and his wife, who were neighbors, came in a took any valuables before the family were notified of her death.
She was loved by everyone who knew her.
She married Ernest E Adamson.
They lived in Mexia, Texas and had no children.
After Ernest, who owned a mercantile store, was killed in an accident, Aunt Mae took in any needy relatives, sharing her life and home generously.
When she died, a lawyer and his wife, who were neighbors, came in a took any valuables before the family were notified of her death.
She was loved by everyone who knew her.
