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Note: 1900 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania Robert Adey, m, w, m, 40, Aug 1859, Pennsylvania, mar 13yrs 4child 3alive, coal miner Elmina Adey, f,w,m, Wife, Feb 1863, Pennsylvania Howard C. Adey, m, w,s, 12, Son, May 1888, Pennsylvania Clarence Adey, m, w, s, 8, Son, May 1892, Pennsylvania Stewart R. Adey, m, w, s, 4, Son, Pennsylvania
1910 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania* Robert Addey, m, w, m, 50, Pennsylvania, marr 23 yrs 4 child 3 alive, moulder coal mines Elmina Addey, f, w, m, 46, wife, Pennsylvania Howard Addey, m, w, s, 21, Son, Pennsylvania, office clerk mill Clarance Addey, m, w, s, 17, Son, Pennsylvania, barber shop Rollen Addey, m, w, s, 14, Son, Pennsylvania *spelling taken from the 1910 census
1920 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania Howard C. Adey, m,w, m, 31, Head, Pennsylvania, Clerk at Insurance Company Geneva M. Adey, f, w, m. 39, wife, Pennsylvania Alfred R. Adey, m, w, s, 7, son, Pennsylvania Robert H. Adey, m, w,m, 60, Head, Pennsylvania, Watchman at Dept. Store Elmina Adey, f, w,m, 56, wife, Pennsylvania Clarisse E. Adey, m, w,s, 27, Pennsylvania, Barber Shop Stewart R. Adey, m, w, s, 24, Pennsylvania, Silk Mill
1930 U.S. Census, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania Clarence E. Adey, m, w,m, 37, Pennsylvania, owned home val $5500 No Radio, barber Elizabeth C. Adey, f, w, m, 37, Wife, Pennsylvania
Baptismal Record St. John's Lutheran Church: Butler Twp, Luzerne Co., PA 253 July 24, 1892 Adey, Robert H. Clarence Evan May 18, 1892 Parents Res. of Chas. Menig 254 July 24, 1892 Adey, Robert H. Clayton Foster May 18, 1892 Reuben Hunsinger & wife Res. of Chas. Menig
Easton Express January 22, 1970 Clarence Evan Adey
Clarence E. "Bob" Adey, 73 a retired Easton barber died yesterday in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Adey operated a barber shop at 1023 Washington St. for many years. Born in Hazleton, he attended Millersville State Teachers College before serving a few years with the Army during World War I. When he was discharged he moved to Allentown with the idea of enrolling at Muhlenberg to earn a high school teacher's certificate. Instead he bought the shop in Easton and moved into it. For many years he was an aide in the accident ward at Easton Hospital. He received the Benjamin Rush Award by the Northampton County Medical Society in 1952 for making an outstanding lay contribution to medicine. In 1955 the Easton Exchange Club honored him with the Golden Deeds Award for community service. During World War II he organized one of the first volunteer emergency units in the nation at the hospital. An ardent swimmer, he swam at least once a day in the Delaware River at Eddyside from April thru September. He was a former elder of Olivet Presbyterian Church and was superintendent of its Sunday school for 25 years. Surving is his widow, the former Elizabeth Chubb. Services and interment will be held in the spring in Easton.
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