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The death of Hon. John J. ADAMS, one of the many brainy New Brunswickers who have achieved position and prominence in the United States took place at his home on 74th street, New York, on Sunday, February 16th from paralysis.<br /> <br /> His funeral took place on Wednesday morning after service held in the Paulist Church, on 59th street.<br /> <br /> Mr. Adams was born at Douglastown, Northumberland County, was a lawyer by profession, was active in politics, as a Democrat, for some years, and sat in Congress for one or more terms for a New York district.<br /> <br /> He is survived by his wife. His only child, a married daughter, died quite suddenly last year. Hon. Samuel ADAMS, and Richard B. ADAMS, of New York, are brothers. The late Hon. Michael ADAMS, who will be remembered as a member of the provincial government and afterwards as a member of the House of Commons and also of the Senate, was a brother of the deceased. The late Thomas ADAMS, who was engaged in lumber manufacturing in Bathurst a few years ago, was another brother. Three sisters survive, Mrs. J. D. CREAGHAN, Newcastle, Mrs. Lawrence DOYLE, Nordin, and Mrs. J. J. FLANIGAN, New York.<br /> <br /> The deceased attained a prominent position at the bar in New York, and had he remained in political life would no doubt have reached a position of eminence.<br /> <br /> Source: North Shore Leader - February 28, 1919
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Courtesy of Jean Bowie
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