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| birth_place=[[Mobile, Alabama|Mobile]], [[Alabama]], USA​
 
| birth_place=[[Mobile, Alabama|Mobile]], [[Alabama]], USA​
 
| death_date=December 20, 1982 (aged 88)
 
| death_date=December 20, 1982 (aged 88)
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| resting_place=Southern Memorial Park in Biloxi, Mississippi​
 
| resting_place=Southern Memorial Park in Biloxi, Mississippi​
 
| occupation=[[Attorney]]​
 
| occupation=[[Attorney]]​
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| party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]] ​
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| party=[[Democrat]] ​
 
| residence=(1) Pass Christian,  Harrison County, Mississippi
 
| residence=(1) Pass Christian,  Harrison County, Mississippi
 
(2)[Gulfport,  Harrison County​, Mississippi
 
(2)[Gulfport,  Harrison County​, Mississippi
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| spouse=Edna Quick Adam (married 1920-1982, his death)​
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| spouse=Edna Quick Adam (married 1920–1982, his death)​
 
| children=All deceased:​
 
| children=All deceased:​
 
Cayton Bidwell Adam, Jr.<br>​
 
Cayton Bidwell Adam, Jr.<br>​
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|branch=[[United States Army]]​
 
|branch=[[United States Army]]​
 
|battles=[[World War I]]​
 
|battles=[[World War I]]​
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'''Cayton Bidwell Adam, Sr.''', known as '''Bidwell Adam''' (January 12, 1894 &ndash; December 20, 1982), was an [[attorney]] from Gulfport, [[Mississippi]], who served as his state's 15th lieutenant governor from 1928 to 1932 during the last administration of [[Segregation|segregationist]] [[Governor]] Theodore Gilmore Bilbo (1877-1947). Adam was a fiery old-school political orator who could stir up the [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] party faithful though on at least two occasions, he endorsed [[Republican Party|Republican]] presidential nominees.
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'''Cayton Bidwell Adam, Sr.''', known as '''Bidwell Adam''' (January 12, 1894 – December 20, 1982), was an [[attorney]] from Gulfport, [[Mississippi]], who served as his state's 15th lieutenant governor from 1928 to 1932 during the last administration of [[segregation]]ist demagogue [[Governor]] [[Theodore Gilmore Bilbo]] (1877–1947). Adam was a fiery old-school political orator who could stir up the [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] party faithful though on at least two occasions, he endorsed [[Republican]] presidential nominees.
    
==Family background==
 
==Family background==
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