Orson Adams Jr. (b.c.1895)

He was born at Denver, Colorado. He started his career with the Colorado National Bank in Denver but also studied aviation. In 1917, he took exams to become an aviator at Omaha so he could join the American forces going to France. In the 1920s, he was chosen to head the Paris office of the First National Bank. He later became its Chairman and Vice-President at Boston, living at 176 Marlborough Street.