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INTRODUOTIOX".
*' He who careth not from whence he came careth little whither he goeth."
Genealogy is a subject of peculiar interest to those only
of whom it treats, and is too often neglected even by those
of kindred blood. At first sight, nothing seems less attrac-
tive than a mere register of names and dates of past
generations personally unknown to us. But if we reflect
that each name here recorded is a memorial of a human
heart that once lived and loved, that had its joys and sor-
rows, its cares and burdens, its hopes and fears, conflicts
and achievements, opportunities of life improved or wasted,
it will illumine those generations with the light of a living
reality.
How important each of those dates to some circle of loving
and confiding human hearts !
When human life approaches the boundary between the
great w^orld of the seen and the far greater world of the
unseen, among the few aspirations which then cluster around
the soul is a strong desire that something may remain, some
simple memento that such an individual once lived.
To the living representatives of each family circle is com-
mitted the sacred trust of perpetuating its memories.
One of the best memorials of the " dear departed " is a genea-
logical history distributed among the families of the living,
which thus inspires them with a deeper interest in bequeath-
ing to future generations a connected and complete family
history.
8
4 INTRODUCTION.
The recognition of existing relationships also creates and
fosters a feeling of fraternal brotherhood among many who
knew not before that any kindred blood existed between
them, thus enlarging and purifying the circle of family feel-
ing. Many families have kept some kind of a record of births
and deaths; yet there is none in existence sufficiently definite
or extensive whereby many of the present generation can
know from which branch of this family they descended, or
who were their ancestral connections.
The object of this work is to make a correct record of one
of the numerous branches of the Adams family in America,
which dates back to 1685, and has already reached the seventh
and eighth generations. In this book the branches of this
family are so classified and arranged, that members may
easily ascertain who were their ancestors, and what their
connection to any other descendant.
It has been the endeavor of the compiler to give a correct
record of all the members of this family, as far as possible to
obtain the necessary data ; and it is believed that a very
tolerable degree of accuracy has been attained.
In some instances, a disagreement in dates has been found
to exist between the records of different individuals and
towns, and those upon monuments in cemeteries.
In the year 1752, the commencement of the year was
changed from March 25 to Jan. 1.
Public records made within twenty or thirty years of that
time often omit to state whether the date was old or new
style; consequently, dates occurring about that time may be
given a year earlier or later than they were in reality.
But although accuracy in dates is desirable, yet it is not
deemed so essential as a correct statement of naoaes, family
connection, generation, birthplace, residence, &c.
It has been found impossible to obtain the history of a few
branches of this family, although it has been carefully
sought.
INTRODUCTION. O
But, although the record is incomplete in some directions,
it may lead at some future period to a more perfect history
of all subdivisions of this family.
Letters of inquiry have very generally been responded to
promptly ; but in other cases no reply whatever has been
elicited.
The compiler is under obligations to many of the friends for
encouragement and substantial assistance; and all such will
please accept his thanks. Mr. Ward Adams of Waldoboro',
Me., and Mrs. Amanda Thompson of Union, Me. (not to mention
others), have furnished extensive returns. It is hoped that
a due amount of indulgence will be exercised on account of
any errors or omissions which may have occurred, when the
friends consider what has been accomplished, and the variety
of detail and dates here presented.
It has been the compiler's endeavor to serve all impartially ;
and the record is in accordance to the interest parties have
taken, and the extent of information they have furnished.
In the commencement of this genealogical research, the
publication of it in book-form was not anticipated, and minute
details were not at first sought.
The line of descent upon the female side has not in all
cases been followed out, particularly so in regard to the
second generation.
But little reference has been made to the private history
of individuals, as but little is known to the compiler; and
many of the incidents given are such as the friends have
furnished, though in some cases they have been condensed.
The coat of arms which is placed upon the title-page of this
book was obtained by Rev. James Adams ^ (son of James ^)
from an English gentleman who investigated the subject by
his request, and gave it as belonging to this family. A refer-
ence to it maybe found in an English work, entitled "Burke's
Peerage." It is given as a family memento, and a fine
specimen of English heraldry with a noble motto.
1*
6 INTRODUCTION.
To the relatives and friends here recorded, this little volume
is now committed. As it shall better acquaint them with
their ancestors and kindred, so may it inspire them with
greater regard for parentage, and the perpetuation of family
memories among the living. With Cowper we may say, —
" My boast is not that I deduce my birth
From loins enthroned, and rulers of the earth ;
But higher far my proud pretensions rise, —
The son of parents passed into the skies."
Franklin, Mass., 1874.
G. A.
EXPLANATIONS.
The descendants are arranged by families in successive
generations, in the numerical order of descent; the line of
descent being given at the top of each page.
A general enumeration is made by figures placed at the
left of descendants' names j each being numbered in the order
of birth.
The individual number of parent is placed at the head of
their family record. By means of these numbers, connections
may be readily traced from one generation to another.
The names of persons whom members have married are
placed next under their own names, and marked m, at the
left of each name. Dates of births and deaths are placed to
the right of names, the latter always to the extreme right.
Birthplaces are often given in parenthesis upon the line
below the individual name.
The figures attached to a name denote the generation to
which the person belongs; thus, John ^ is the first generation,
John 2^ is the second; and so on.
Abbreviations used are as follows, —
6., born ; c?., died ; i>., deceased, date unknown; m., married ;
r., residence ; dau., daughter.
A family index is given at the end of the book.
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INDEX
TO FAMILIES IN A CONNECTED LINE OF DESCENT.
GENERATIONS.
3
4
5
6
7
8
Descendants of Jobn^.
16
22 to 26
33 to 50
63 to 94
110 to 125
131, 132
♦' « Peter2.
20
28 to 32
50 to 62
95 to 109
126 to 130
" " Thaddeuss,
22
33 to 38
63 to 77
110 to 121
131, 132
" " Johns.
24,25
39 to 45
79 to 90
121 to 125
" " Nathaniels.
25
46
91
« " WilUam3.
26
47,48
91 to 94
125
" " Joels.
28
50 to 56
95 to 106
126 to 130
«' " Wards.
29
56
105, 106
130
" " Jamess.
31
57 to 61
106 to 109
" " Nehemiahs.
32
61,62
109
STATISTICS.
GENERATIONS.
1&2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Totals.
Enumerations.
10
37
72
239
393
188
5
944
Marriages.
7
28
64
140
111
8
358
Families of Children.
1
5
12
40
96
75
5
234
Descendants of: —
John2.
6
34
142
244
144
5
575
Peters.
11
34
107
149
48
349
Thaddeus8.
6
35
100
105
5
251
Johns.
16
65
105
32
218
Nathaniels.
3
9
7
19
Williams.
4
26
32
7
69
Joel*.
10
45
115
44
214
Ward'.
1
10
9
4
24
Jamess.
6
39
24
69
Nehenuah'.
4
13
9
26
GENEALOGY
OF
JOHN AMIS AND HIS DESCENDANTS.
John Adams, the ancestor of the families herein recorded,
was born in Crediton, Devonshire, Eng., in the year 1685.
The exact date he lauded in America is not known ; but
evidently it was soon after the year 1700, for he was married
in 1713. He was one of the first settlers in that part of
Wrentham which is now known as South Franklin. Being a
weaver by trade, he at first pursued that caUing, but subse-
quentl}^ purchased knd for a farm, and lived upon it during
the remainder of his life. It has been occupied by his
descendants ever since his decease, and is now the home of
Mr. Peter Adams. What remained of the old house was
demolished by '^ the great blow of 1815."
The circumstances of his departure from the mother-coun-
try early in life are illustrative of her tyranny, and of the
rising spirit of liberty among her sons. He was seized by a
''press-gang" (unknown to his friends), and forced to serve
as cabin-boy on board of a ship-of-war. When the ship came
into the port of Salem, the crew were given a brief furlough.
Here young Adams struck for liberty by refusing to return
to involuntary servitude.
The ship sailed on to Boston, where a reward was offered
for his capture and return ; they intending to shoot him at
the yard-arm. In his wanderings he came into the present
town of Medfield,and was there seized, mounted upon ahorse
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10 GENEALOGY OF JOHN ADAMS
and started for Boston to be surrendered for the paltry reward.
But he managed to elude their grasp, and, after a hair-breadth
escape from recapture, found refuge in Wrentham, now
Franklin.
It was the culmination of the same spirit of resistance to
British oppression which afterwards led to the Declaration
of American Independence ; and it is not becoming in those
whose fathers rose in rebelHon to gain political freedom, to
asperse his name or memory for maintaining his right to per-
sonal liberty. The freedom which he thus achieved for him-
self, numbers of his descendants afterwards fought to gain for
their country. All honor to his memory for such an early'
vindication of his manhood! " Resistance to tyranny is obe-
dience to God."
A portion of an old letter from his brother Peter is still in
existence, and is copied as a matter of history, as well as
a reminiscence of " ye olden time."
London, April y^ 25th, 1730.
LovEiNG Brother, — This day I received a letter from our
Cousin Samuel Adams and the letter you sent them. I never
knew you was living till about 10 Days agoe and sent down
for your letter. I have been married in London this Twelfth
year and have seen many voyages to New England a late
years. About fourten years agoe I put your name in the
News at Boston to hear of you but not hearing of you
then, I gave you over for Dead. My name was allways in y^
news, I being Master of a vessel, so that if you had but
minded the news you might have thought of me. If this
comes to your hand I hope you will lett me hear from you.
Our Sister is Edward Mounie's widow of four Children.
Joseph is Dead many years agoe, and our Uncle Nath^^ and
Roger and Cousin James. There is liveing besides our sister
and 4 Children, Cousin Samuel and Seven Children, and Aunt
Adams and three [The rest of the p^ige is missing: the other
side is as follows] : — ;
A\D HIS DESCENDANTS. 11
If you should receive this letter, I would have you mind
the directions I have Wrote, and the first of your neighbours
that Goes to Boston give it to them and Desire them to goe to
the Coffee house and there are bags that belong to the Ships
that are coming to London, and it will come as safe as If you
bad brought it yourself If you should Goe to Boston your-
self I would have you call on my Landlady M'■^ Hannah
Demings at the South End.
The letter closes abruptly, with no signature. It is written
in a business-hand, and is presumed to be very good for those
days. It was apparently written upon a half sheet of foolscap ;
and the last quarter of it is gone. Peter afterward married Mrs.
Demings, and settled in Beaufort, N.C. The parental names
are not known, or whether they were living when he (John)
was forced to leave his native land.
Many interesting facts pertaining to his history, which
might have been gathered from living lips a few years ago,
are now lost.
A low stone marks the place of his burial in Franklin Ceme-
tery, bearing the following inscription : —
In Memory of 3Ir. John Adams,
who departed this life May y« 10^'\ 1754,
in y^ 69*^ year of his age.
The following is a copy of his Will : —
In the Name of God Amen, the Eighth Day of May One
thousand seven hundred and fittv four, I John Adams of
VYrentham in the county of Suffolk in the province of the
Massachusetts Bay in New England, Yeoman, being very
sick & weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory,
thanks be given to God therefor, and knowing that it is
appointed for all men once to dye. Do make & ordain this my
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12 GENEALOGY OF JOHN ADAMS
Last will & Testament, That is to say, Principally, and Firs
of all, I give and recommend my Soul into the hands of G-0(
that gave it, and my Body I recommend to the earth to b'
buried in a decent christian manner at the discretion of m;
executor and as touching such worldly estate wherewith i
hath pleased God to bless me with in this life, I give, demis
k dispose of in the following manner & form.
Imprimis, I give to my well beloved wife Sarah Adams th
one third of the Improvement of my Home Place more, on
Horse & two Cows, one half of my Indoor Moveables.
Item. I give to my well beloved son John Adams a certai
Tract of Land containing about Thirty Acres be the same mor
or less bounded on Bellingham Line, West Southerly & Easi
erly on the Land of Samuel Whiting on y^ Land of Joh
Adams k Peter Adams Easterly, Northerly on the Land c
Joseph Whiting in part and common Land in part to b
valued to him at Thirteen Pounds Lawful money he paying t
Daughters Mary, Sarah, Hannah & Ann the Sum of Te
Pounds Lawful Money that is to each of them Fifty Shilling!
Hem. I give to my beloved Son Peter Adams two Acres c
Land lying opposite to my Dwelling House, more, half a
acre of Land lying near the Meeting House in the Secon
Precinct in this town, more, one cow common Right, an
Whereas my Son Peter Adams stands bound to me in a Bon
of Eighty Pounds of the middle Tenour to be paid after m
decease which I order to be given up to him he paying t
my Daughters Abigail Esther & Elisabeth the sum of Thirt
Pounds Lawful Money Viz to each of them Ten Pounds
piece, Lastly & Finally, I give to my Daughters Abiga
Esther & Elisabeth the whole & Remainder of my Estate, nc
yet disposed of both money & moveables excepting m
wearing apparel which I order to be divided between m
two sons and I do hereby constitute and appoint my we
beloved Son John Adams to be sole Executor of this my Laf
Will & Testament, and my will is that my Just Debts .
/
AND HIS DESCENDANTS. 13
Funeral charges be paid out of my Personal Estate by my
Executor making null & void all former Wills & Testaments
made by me Declaring this to be my Last AYill & Testament.
In witness whereof I have set my Hand & Seal the Day and
year above written Signed, Sealed published & declared to
be the Last Will & Testament of me John Adams.
In presence of JOHN ADAMS [and a seal.']
Joseph Metcalf
Abigail Pond 2^
Simon Slocomb
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SECOND GENERATION.
SECOND GENERATION.
John Adams m. Sarah Fairbank, Sept. 2-1, 1713. She was
daughter of John and Hannah Fairbank of Wrentham, Mass.
Born March 22, 1690; d. May 13, 1754.
CHILDREN BORN IN WRENTHAM
•
2.
John,
June 18, 1715,
d.
May 30,
1793.
m.
Rachael Adams,
1715,
d.
April 2,
1789. '
3.
Mary,
March 15, 1716,
d.
1801.
m.
Jabez Fisher,
1717,
d.
1806. •
4.
Sarah,
Feb. 15,1718,
d.
1762.
m.
Matthew Smith,
1719,
d.
1776.
5.
Hannah,
March 25, 1721,
d.
1792.
m.
;\lichael Metcalf,
1719,
d.
March 20,
1774.
6.
Peter,
Feb. 2, 1722,
d.
March 12,
1802.
m.
Esther Ward,
Feb. 17, 1732,
d.
Nov. 11,
1809.
7.
Abigail,
Feb 14, 1725.
8.
Ann,
Feb. 7, 1728.
9.
Esther,
March 8, 1732,
d.
1763.
10.
Elisabeth,
July 14, 1735.
m.
Henry Wilson,
r. Howe, Mass.
No other record of marriages in the family can be found ;
but it is known that two of the daughters were married to a
Howard and a Cook, but their names or residences are un-
known. All the others, but Elisabeth, lived in Franklin, then
Wrentham. John was known by the prefix of '^ Ensign,"
which appears upon his gravestone, and also upon the town
records, and was doubtless a military title. His house stood
a few rods west of the present railroad crossing on Union
Street.
His farm extended to the centre of the town, and embraced
the present Common, which he conveyed to the town for
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SECOND GENERATION. 15
church and public uses about the year 1788. AccorJmg to
town records, the consideration for the whole was about sev-
enty-five dollars of our present currency. He died at the
age of seventy-eight years. It is not known from what family
his wife originated, as their marriage does not appear upon
the Wrentham Town Records.
Peter succeeded to the ancestral estate. But little is
known of the personal characteristics of these brothers, ex-
cept that they were industrious, good citizens, and shared in
the public duties of the town. Peter lived to the age of
eighty years.
'Jhe Hon. Jabez Fisher, the husband of Mary Adams, was
extensively known, and highly respected. He represented
the town for many years in the General Court of Massachu-
setts, and held other public offices. Of her it was said by a
contemporary, that " she was worthy to be a queen." Theron
Metcalf, one of the revisers of the State Laws, and for many
years a judge of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, was a
grandson of Hannah Adams.
The Fisher and Metcalf descendants are numerous ; but
the task of tracing them for the present work has not been
undertaken.
" The patriarclis of the race have gone
To the repubhc of the dead :
Soon we shall follow, one by one,
Our bodies 'neath the turf be laid ;
But, horn in spirit, we shall rise.
To higher life beyond the skies."
Id
TEIBD GENERATION,
THIRD GENERATION.
2.
CHILDREN OF JOHN ADAMS ^ AND RACHAEL ADAMS,
BORN IN WRENTHAM.
11. Timothy, Feb. 6, 1742,
m. Jemima Thayer of Mendon.
12. Thaddeus, June 13, 1745,
m. Rachael Lawrence, Feb. 24, 1751,
13. John, 1748,
m. Naomi Pratt, born Medfield,
m. Eunice Moulton,
m. Elisabeth Stearns,
14. Nathaniel,
m. Hannah Fisher,
ra. Zebia Collock.
15. William,
m. Elisabeth Whiting,
16. Rachael,
m. Asa Fisher,
1763,
May 17, 1751,
1756,
1755,
1761,
March 11, 1758,
March 8, 1757,
d. Oct. 14, 1780.
d. June 28, 1827.
d. Sept. 27, 1823.
d. August, 1836.
d. 1793.
D.
d. May, 1851.
d. 1834.
d. April 9, 1790.
d. March 28, 1828.
d. 1833.
d. March 4, 1830.
d. Nov. 23, 1843.
Timothy had four children ; but their names and ages are
unknown. Doubtless they all died young, as his gravestone
bears his own name, " Jemima his wife, and four children."
He^died at the age of thirty-eight years. Thaddeus pur-
chased the lands comprising the present town farm, which he
cleared and improved, erected buildings, and made it his home
for life.
Being a blacksmith, he taught each of his sons the same
trade, and set them an example of honest industry. He lived
to the age of eighty-two years.
John formerly lived in Franklin, where all his children (ex-
cept the youngest) were born. He removed to Walpole, '
N.H., about 1800, and died there, aged eighty-eight years.
THIRD GENERATION. 17
Nathaniel was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and took
an active part in the battle of Bunker Hill.
The writer well remembers of hearing him relate some of
the incidents of the battle. Said he, " We were in an awful
condition to die ; for our hearts were full of malice. All we
thought of or cared for was to kill the cursed British.'^
He stated they took as good aim every time they fired as
they would to shoot a partridge.
He held a captain's commission either during or after the
war, and was known by the title of " Captain " ever after.
He was afterwards a trader, and for many years kept store,
and manufactured straw goods, at the corner near the ceme-
tery.
He removed to Providence, R.I. , about 1815, and died there
at the age of eighty-three, respected and beloved by all who
knew him.
William lived and died upon his father's estate. He was
noted for his ready wit and outspoken frankness. The recital
of a few anecdotes concerning him may not be inappropriate.
Upon one occasion, Dr. Emmons, being very indignant because
the choir sang some very quick music, accompanied with the
bass-viol or violin (which he abhorred, as connected with
dancing), after he had entered the church to conduct the
Sunday-afternoon services, left the church abruptly, and went
home.
The next morning, Mr. Adams called at the doctor's, early,
upon an errand, and was summoned to his study. Inquiring
the cause, the doctor said he wished to know how people felt
about his leaving them without any afternoon service. He
replied, he could not speak for others, but could tell him how
he felt, if he desired to know. Upon being assured that he
would like to hear his opinion, he said, " I thought you acted
like a d — d old fool, I did: well, I didy Notwithstanding his
bluntness, the doctor valued his opinions highly, and often
consulted him about his material interests.
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18 THIRD GENERATION.
During the last sickness of Mr. Adams, and only a few days
before his death, Dr. Emmons visited him, and, while there,
inquired of him if he had made his peace with God. At
once he replied, " God and I never had any trouble."
Deacon Blake once called upon him during the ravages of
the canker-worms upon his orchard. He remarked to the
deacon, that he never could see what the ^Ha^mal critters'^^ were
made for. ^' Oh," said the deacon, " they are God's army : he
sends them to perform his will." — " Then," said Mr. Adams,
" I'd thank him not to parade his army in my orchard."
Upon another occasion, a horse-thief was to be examined
before James Adams, Esq. Quite a crowd was present; and,
some little time having passed after the appointed hour, the
culprit expressed his wonder that the justice was so tardy.
Uncle Bill (as he was familiarly called) sang out in his sharp,
peculiar voice, " You needn't worry : your damnation don't
slumber."
Rachael Adams, who married Asa Fisher, lived near the
present railroad depot. The house was used subsequently
for a hotel, and was finally burned about 1867. She lived to
be seventy-two years old.
THIRD GENERATION. 19
3.
CHILDREN OF MARY ADAMS ^ AND JABEZ FISHER,
BORN IN WRENTHAM.
17. Jabez,
Dec. 11, 1741, d.
1832
18. Peletiah,
March 23, 1743, d.
1828
19. Peter,
April 6, 1746.
20. Nathan,
Sept. 14, 1750.
21. Susa,
April 13, 1753.
22. Aaron,
March 18, 1758.
23. Mary,
Dec. 5, 1761.
5.
CHILDREN OF HANNAH ADAMS ^ AND MICHAEL METCALF,
BORN IN WRENTHAM.
24.
Eli,
Oct. 14, 1742.
25.
Michael,
May 6, 1744,
d.
Aug. 8, 1750.
26.
Rhoda,
May 20, 1746.
d.
May 6, 1779.
27.
Jenriima,
May 9, 1748,
d.
Feb. 19, 1749.
28.
Chloe,
Feb. 7, 1750,
d.
Dec. 28, 1768.
29.
Philemon,
April 14, 1752.
30.
Titus (blind).
April 23, 1754.
31.
Hanaan,
Oct. 6, 1756.
m.
Mary Allen.
32.
Molly,
Nov. 9, 1758,
d.
Dec. 18, 1818.
m.
John Merrifield.
33.
Achsa,
May 15, 1762,
d.
Dec. 13, 1819.
m.
Simeon Partridge,
May 19, 1758,
d.
Jan. 7, 1825.
34.
Patty,
Sept. 10, 1764,
d.
June 27, 1809.
m.
Nathan Metcalf,
Feb. 26, 1765,
d.
1853.
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THIRD GENERATION.
6.
PETER ADAMS 2 MARRIED ESTHER WARD, MARCH 10, 1751.
CHILDREN BORN IN WRENTHAM.
35.
Jemima,
March 16, 1752,
d.
Oct. 20, 1790.
m.
Jessa Kobbins,
April 16, 1T59.
36.
Joel,
July 21, 1753,
d.
Oct. 23, 1830.
m.
Jemima Robbins,
Jan. 10, 1T57,
(VValpole, Mass.)
d.
Jan. 1, 1844.
ST.
Molly,
Nov. 7, 1755,
d.
June 26, 1757.
38.
Peter,
Feb. 24, 1758,
d.
Sept. 27,1778.
39.
Eunice,
Feb. 24, 1760,
d.
Aug. 1, 1853.
m.
Calvin Metcalf,
Dec. 7, 1761,
D.
40.
Ward,
Nov. 28, 1762,
d.
Oct. 25, 1792.
m.
Olivia Daggett,
1762,
d.
1788.
41.
Junia,
Sept. 26, 1765,
d.
Aug. 15, 1775.
42.
Esther,
July 15, 1767,
d.
Nov. 23, 1817.
m.
Eli Taft,
Oct. 8, 1763,
d.
July 6, 1848.
43.
James,
1769,
d.
April 16,1830.
m.
Sarah Bacon,
1768,
d.
1806.
m.
Lucy Fairbanks,
1789.
44.
Apollos,
Feb. 24, 1771,
d.
Sept. 4, 1775.
45.
Nehemiah,
Jan. 11, 1773,
d.
Dec. 14, 1854.
m.
Mary Clark,
July 25, 1777,
(Medfield.)
d.
April 14, 1821.
Jemima and Joel resided in Union, Me. Joel was one of
the first settlers in Stirlington district, having purchased land
there in the year 1777. According to Sibley's History of
Union, Me., Capt. Joel Adams was a Revolutionary soldier
between three and four years, and was paid off in Continental
money. In coming home through Hartford, he bought a pair
of buckskin breeches with it, paying fifty-seven dollars, and
three dollars of the same money for a dinner. His wedding
was the first in the town, and took place in 1781. The cere-
TEIRB GENERATION. 21
mony being over, and the company seated, the mother of the
bride observed, '^ Mr. Justice, you have but half done your
work." — ^^ Why not ? " said he. " Why, you have not pro-
nounced them man and wife." With some confusion, he asked
them to rise again ; and the ceremony was satisfactorily con-
cluded. Peter was also a Revolutionary soldier. He was
stationed in Boston, and died of a fever. James lived upon
the homestead, and was highly esteemed both in public and
private life. He was deacon of the church, and justice of the
peace, for many years.
10.
CHILDREN OP ELISABETH ADAMS ^ AND HENRY WILSON.
46. Henry.
47. Martin.
22
FOURTH GENERATION.
FOURTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2.
12.
THADDEUS ADAMS ^ MARRIED RACHAEL LAWRENCE, DAUGHTER OF
EBENEZER LAWRENCE. CHILDREN BORN IN WRENTHAM.
48.
Lucinda,
Oct. 5, 1771,
d.
March 23, 1817.
m.
Joseph Gillmore,
1768,
1852.
49.
Abigail,
May 12, 1773,
d.
March 12, 1829.
m.
Obadiah A. Thayer
1772,
d.
1815.
50.
Thaddeus, jiin.,
June 22, 1775,
d.
April 5, 1811.
m.
Peggy Orcutt,
1778,
d.
1851.
51.
Rachael,
Oct. 25, 1777,
d.
May 26, 1834.
m.
Seneca Aldrich,
1780,
d.
1819.
52.
Timothy,
March 19, 1781,
d.
April 13, 1835.
m.
Betsy Pay son,
1780,
d.
1847.
53.
Alpheus,
Dec. 22, 1785,
d.
Jan. 9, 1852.
Tn.
Achsa Partridge,
March 4, 1787,
d.
Jan. 25, 1868.
The children of Thaddeus (true to their ancestral nature)
were all married, and had children. Lucinda Gillmore lived
opposite the old schoolhouse on the Mount (so called). She
had but one child ; and her descent is now extinct. Abigail
Tha3^er lived in Wrentham, near Sheldonville. The family
removed, in 1822, to Hampden, Me. Thaddeus, jun., settled
in Brewer, Me., where he practised his trade, that of a black-
smith.
Timothy settled at first in Bucksport, but subsequently
removed to Hampden. He was a shipsmith, and bequeathed
that vocation to his surviving sons.
Alpheus was the " home boy," and undertook the care and
maintenance of his parents during life. By great energy
and perseverance, combined with a good trade, he managed
FOURTH GENERATION. 23
to payoff quite an encumbrance on the farm, support two fam-
ilies, rear six children, and emerge from it all free from debt.
In 1836 he sold the farm (then in a high state of cultivation)
to the town, and removed to Nashua, N.H., where his oldest
son then resided. After remaining there about ten years, he
returned to Franklin, and built him a house near the corner
of Pleasant and Main Streets.
At the age of sixty-six, he passed to the unseen life, of
quick consumption, lamented by a large circle of friends.
He was noted for industry, frugality, strict integrity, and
loyalty to his convictions of truth.
In religion he was ^' Orthodox," having been trained, from'
early life, under the teachings of Dr. Emmons.
The following extracts from an obituary notice of Mrs. A. P.
Adams, written by her favorite pastor (Rev. Mr. Pel ton), and^
printed in '^ The Congregationalist," are inserted as a faithful]
record of her history : —
*^ Died in Franklin, Mrs. Achsa P. Adams, of pleuro-
pneumonia. Another valuable life is closed. The four-
score years of this ^ elect lady' formed a life of more than
ordinary interest. Not behind any, perhaps, as a stirring,
prudent housewife, or faithful Christian mother, in consistent
devotion to truth and righteousness for fifty-eight years in
the church she was conspicuous. Her faith was that which
works by love. She was one of those who urged, and finally
established, the sabbath school, almost under the protest of Dr.
Emmons, more than fifty years ago. When the infirmities of
age prevented her presence in the public assembly, or deaf-
ness hindered such enjoyment, it was her delight to meet the
sisters at her room. She was among the foremost in active
benevolence, working with her own hands more than most for
the needy. After the death of her husband, sixteen years
feince, in the retirement of home with her children, she still
ondeavored to do what she could for others. There she might
24 FOURTH GENERATION.
be seen, now quietly tripping about the house and yard,
caring for the flowers about the door, or the plants in the
window ; now in her room, neat and tidy, with Bible, Watts,
religious books, and papers ; now with needles, patchwork, or
garments for the destitute, — a Dorcas truly, to the last.
There was no useless part of her long life."
- DESCENT JOHN 2.
13.
CHILDREN OF JOHN ADAMS^ AND NAOMI PRATT,
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
54.
Sally,
Jan. 25, 1772,
d.
1863.
m.
Jonathan Hawes,
April 2, 1773,
d.
May 21, 1854.
55.
Nathan,
1775,
d.
Aug. 12,1852.
m.
Julia Richardson,
1776,
d.
Aug. 29, 1848.
^Q.
John,
1793.
57.
Daniel,
1778,
d.
Nov. 3, 1804.
m.
Nancy Richardson,
1780,
d.
Sept. 26,1827.
58.
Macy,
d.
Oct. 24, 1851.
m.
Clarinda Ware,
D.
59.
Cyrus,
Feb. 23, 1781,
d.
March 31, 1851.
m.
Pol y Hawes,
June 12, 1782,
d.
March 16, 1862.
60.
Peter,
Jan. 19, 1783.
m.
Betsy Stone, b. Tow
^nsend, Ms. 1790,
d.
1826.
m.
Nancy Stone, b.
'^ " 1794.
61.
Samuel,
March 5, 1785,
d.
Sept. 24,1855.
m.
Hepsabah Parker.
62.
Naomi,
Oct. 21, 1787,
D.
63.
James,
Oct. 23, 1789,
d.
July 24, 1851.
64.
Sabra,
April 13, 1793,
d.
Dec. 1, 1849.
m.
Selden Borden.
FOURTH GENERATION. 25
BY EUNICE MOULTON, SECOND WIFE.
d. Oct. 14, 1827.
d. March 10, 1874.
d. June 18, 1838.
d. April 11, 1862.
d. Nov. 8, 1857.
d. 1852.
65.
Eunice,
Jan. 7, 1795,
m.
Fisher Daniels,
Aug. 2, 1796,
66.
Lois,
June 26, 1797,
m.
Jeremiah Claflin,
Feb. 11,1789,
67.
Jolni Mason,
March 5, 1799,
m.
Ruth Carpenter,
April 6, 1801.
68.
A rtemas.
Sept. 9, 1800.
m.
Sally Hooper,
69.
Julia,
July 22, 1804,
(Walpole, N.H.)
m.
Stephen Adams,
Aug. 12, 1804
(r. West Medway.)
James Adams is known to have had a family, and it is
believed has descendants residing in some of the Western
States; but no trace of them has been found. The history
of other branches of the family is incomplete, as it has been
found impossible to obtain it from surviving members.
CHILDREJ^ OF NATHANIEL ADAMS'^ AND HANNAH FISHER,
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
70.
Hannah,
April 8, 1781, d.
July 21, 1846.
m.
Bela Cleaveland,
March 10, 1781, d.
May 20, 1832.
71.
Nancy,
Nov. 28, 1783, d.
Nov. 28, 1787.
72.
Fisher,
Feb. 2, 1787,
D.
m.
Marv Ide.
Fisher Adams had but one child, and that died young.
3
26
FOURTH GENERATION'.
DESCENT JOHN 2.
15.
WILLIAM ADAMS ^ MARRIED ELIZABETH WHITING, APRIL 18, 1782.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
73. Betsy, Aug. 20, 1783
m. Ichabod Dean, Oct. 6, 1783
74. Amos, Nov. 15, 1785
m. Betsy FoUett of Cumberland, 1789
m. Sally B. Partridge, April 1, 1793
75. William, jun., March 11, 1789
m. Mary Fisher, 1789
m. Huldah Nickerson, Oct. 24, 1797
76. Whitiug, March 22, 1793
The date given of the birth of Amos Adams agrees with
the town records, though it does not correspond with the
record of his daughter.
, d.
1824
, d.
1863
, d.
Sept. 6, 1846
, d.
Feb. 7, 1825
, d.
1873
, d.
Jan. 10, 1854
, d.
1816
, d.
July 9, 1857
, d.
1848
16.
RACHAEL ADAMS 3 MARRIED ASA FISHER, NOV. 21, 1782.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
d. July 20, 1811.
d. March 18, 1834.
d. Oct. 12, 1814.
d. Feb. 6, 1792.
d. April 11, 1885.
d. May 17, 1859.
d. Aug. 21,1851.
77.
Lewis,
Dec. 10, 1784,
m.
Rebecca Deny,
May 24, 1785,
78.
James,
March 17, 1788,
79.
George W.,
Dec. 21, 1790,
80.
Patty F.,
May 14, 1794,
m.
Archibald De Witt,
Nov. 27, 1794,
81.
Nathan Austin,
Nov. 23, 1796,
m.
Susan T. Lothrop,
:Nov. 8, 1804,
(Westboro'.)
FOURTH GENERATION.
27
DESCENT HANNAH 2.
33.
ACH«^A METCALF^ MARRIED SIMEON PARTRIDGE, DEC. 27, 1785.
CHILDREN.
82.
Achsa,
March 4, 1787,
d.
Jan. 25,
1868.
m.
Alpheus Adams,
Dec. 22, 1785,
d.
Jan. 9,
1852.
83.
Rena,
Oct. 25, 1790,
d.
Jan. 31,
1868.
m.
James Gilmore,
March 23, 1790.
84.
Miriam,
July 11, 1794,
d.
March 30,
1868.
m.
Simeon Powers,
D.
85.
Hannah,
Oct. 10, 1796,
d.
July 1,
1853.
m.
David W. Daniels,
Dec. 3, 1796..
28 FOURTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2.
36.
JOEL ADAMS ^ MARRIED JEMIMA ROBBINS, OCT. 10,1780.
CHILDREN BORN IN UNION, ME.
%^. Polly, Feb. 28, 1782, d. Jan. 4, 1869.
m. Rev. C. B. Irish, March 10, 1782, d. 1852.
(West Point, Mass.)
87. Peter, June 19, 1784, d. Dec. 21, 1793.
88. Jacob Smith, Jan. 14, 1786,
(r. Lincolnville, Me.)
m. Abigail Heal, July 3, 1792, d. Aug. 9, 1822.
(Lincohiville, Me.)
m. Alice Studley, April 4, 1796,
(Castine, Me.)
89. Emma; Aug. 12, 1787.
m. Jeremiah Stubbs, Feb. 4, 1786, d. May 11, 1864.
(North Yarmouth.)
90. Alfred, Aug. 9, 1789, d. July 30, 1865.
91. Mima, June 22, 1791,
(r. Boothbay, Me.)
m. Ebenezer W. Adams, July 23,1787, d. November, 1866.
(son of Ward ^.)
92. James, Jan. 15, 1794,
(r. Union, Me.)
m. Carohne Eddy, Aug. 27, 1801, d. June 10, 1872.
(Eddington, Me.)
93. Esther, June 25, 1796.
m. Rev. True Page of Montville, 1802, d. Sept. 4, 1839.
94. Joel (Rev.), Jan. 30, 1800,
(r. Belfast, Me.)
m. Jane Hunt, Jan. 11, 1809,
(Readfield, Me.)
95. Ruth, • Jan. 9, 1805.
FOURTH GENERATION. 29
DESCENT PETER 2.
39.
EUNICE ADAMS ^ MARRIED CALVIN METCALF, NOV. 12, 1789.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLiN.
(Subsequently the family removed to Winthrop, Me.)
96. Milton, Aug. 30, 1790, d. Aug. 17, 1809.
97. Susan, April 10, 1792, d. Dec. 19, 1852.
m. Isaac Dexter of Wayne, Me.
98. Olivia, July 30, 1794, D.
m. Samuel Benjamin, Sept. 7, 1786, d. April 27, 1871.
99. John Calvin, d. Feb. 1861.
m. Betsy Wilson.
40.
WARD ADAMS 2 MARRIED OLIVIA DAGGETT, JULY 5, 1786.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
100. Ebenezer Ward, July 23, 1787, d. Nov. 1866.
m. Mima Adams, June 22, 1791,
(daughter of Joel ^.)
3*
30
FOURTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2.
42.
d. March 15, 1859.
d.
d.
ESTHER ADAMS MARRIED ELI TAFT, JUNE 29, 1790
CHILDREN BORN IN UPTON, MASS.
101. Ward A. Jan. 17, 1793.
m. Lydia Marshall, Nov. 26, 1796, d.
(m. Jan. 19, 1815.)
m. Susannah Wood, Dec. 11, 1789,
(m. Oct. 16, 1826.)
m. Sybil Waters 1835, May 13, 1800.
102. Elvira, Oct. 7, 1794.
m. Luther Wood (Rev.), 1780,
(m. March 4, 1842.)
103. Azubah, April 20, 1796,
104. Philo, Aug. 12, 1798,
105. Charlotte, April 9, 1800.
m. Elijah Tupper, Oct. 21, 1796,
(m. April 12, 1825.)
106. Julia, June 22, 1802.
107. Esther, Sept. 6, 1804.
m. Josiah Hawes, Dec. 15, 1804.
(m. Nov. 30, 1826.)
108. Caleb Strong, June 23, 1807.
m. Harriett Griswold, Oct. 30,1818.
(in. June 4, 1834.)
109. Milton Metcalf, April 23, 1810.
ra. Emeline Kellogg, Feb. 9, 1814,
(m. Oct. 25, 1835.)
1825.
D.
July 3, 1869.
Aug. 24, 1798.
d. Jan. 25, 1858.
d. Sept. 1, 1865.
FOURTH GENERATION. 31
DESCENT PETER 2.
43.
CHILDREN OF JAMES ADAMS ^ AND SARAH BACON,
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
110. Chloe Fales, Jan. 1, 1797.
m. Joseph A. Metcalf, Dec. 25, 1795, d. June 17, 1845.
111. Thomas Bacon, Jan. 16,1799, d. June 16, 1860.
m. Elizabeth Adams, June 20, 1802.
(Readfield, Me.)
112. James, October, 1800, d. 1868.
m. Carohne Brooks, 1804, d. 1845.
BY LUCY FAIRBANKS, SECOND WIFE.
113. Sarah B. June 27, 1809.
m. Ebenezer W. Robinson, May 1812, d. 1869.
114. Peter, April 3, 1811.
m. Clarissa D. Richardson,
Oct. 10, 1816.
115. Lucy Maria, March 19, 1817.
m. James Bigelow, May 21, 1812.
32 FOURTH GENERATION
45.
NEHEMIAH ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARY CLARKE, JUNE 14, 1797.
She was born in Medfield, and died in Union, Me.
CHILDREN.
116. Ward, Nov. 23, 1798, d. Oct. 27, 1865.
(Franklin.)
m. Hannah Blake, Nov. 16, 1804, d. 1872.
117. Oliver Ellis, Feb. 10, 1804,
(b. Franklin, r. Boston.)
m. Cynthia Haynes, Feb. 28, 1804, d. Sept. 16, 1868.
(Sudbury.)
118. John Marshall, March 16, 1807, d. March 18, 1808.
(Franklin.)
119. Shubael Pratt, Feb. 5, 1817,
(b. Medfield, r. Dubuque, lo.)
m. Lydia E. Stetson, July 19, 1816, d. Jan. 25, 1853.
(Scituate, Mass.)
m. Diancy R. Taylor, Feb. 25, 1825,
(Gilsum, N.H.)
FIFTH GENERATION. 3
o
FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENDANTS JOHN^, THADDEUS 8.
48.
LUCINDA ADAMS 4 MARRIED JOSEPH GILLMORE.
SON BORN IN FRANKLIN.
120. Joseph, jun., Aug. 23, 1792, d. 1859.
m. Sally Ann Shaw, 1790, d. 1861.
49.
ABIGAIL ADAMS 4 MARRIED OBADIAH A. THAYER, NOV. 6, 1794.
CHILDREN BORN IN WRENTHAM, MASS.
121.
Polly,
Feb. 5, 1797,
d.
Feb. 13, 1861.
m.
John Cowan.
122.
Adelia,
Jan. 13, 1799,
d.
April 20, 1837.
m.
Addison Adams,
Sept. 8, 1802,
1839.
123.
Lucinda G.
Jan. 11, 1801,
d.
Jan. 9, 1821.
124.
Noah,
June 20, 1803,
d.
Aug. 25, 1863.
125.
Eliza Adams,
July 8, 1805,
(r. Bangor, Me.)
126.
Obadiah Allen,
Jan. 11, 1808,
d.
Jan. 20, 1857.
m.
Olivia Young,
Aug. 1, 1805,
d.
Oct. 31, 1853.
m.
Anna E. Holden
Jacobus,
Aug. 19, 1819.
127. Abby, June 10, 1810,
(r. Hampden, Me.)
m. Leander S. Adams, Dec. 14, 1810.
128. ThaddeusA. Nov. 8, 1812, d. Feb. 9, 1861.
m. E. A. Hardy.
34 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^.
50.
CHILDREN OF THADDEUS ADAMS 4 AND PEGGY ORCUTT,
BORN IN BREWER, ME.
129. Warren, March 26, 1796,
130. Emerson, Sept. 1, 1797,
131. Margaret, Aug. 24, 1799.
m. Silas Hartliorn, Dec. 9, 1794,
m. Robert Smart, 1806,
132. Thaddeus, April 19, 1801,
(r. East Eddington.)
ra. Mary Case, May 2, 1806,
(Mill bury, Mass.)
m. Harriet Williams, Jan. 17, 1814,
(Bucksport, Me.)
133. Fisher, April 5, 1803, d. 1859.
m. Sarah Rowell, Oct. 6, 1812, D.
m. Hannah Turner, D.
m. Sarah A. Robinson, Oct. 13, 1823.
134. Lucinda, March 26, 1807, d. Nov. 15, 1873.
m. Benjamin Smith, 1794, d. April 13, 1859.
135. Franklin, Sept. 18, 1808, d. July 17, 1860.
m. Mary Davis, Oct. 26, 1803, d. April 21, 1871.
m. Henrietta Harriman, 1830.
d.
1815.
d.
1811.
d.
Oct. 13, 1833.
d.
Jan. 2, 1869.
d.
Dec. 22, 1851.
FIFTH GENERATION. 35
DESCENT J0HN2, THADDEUS^.
51.
RACHAEL ADAMS 4 MARRIED SENECA ALDRICH, SEPT. 20, 1798.
CHILDREN.
136. Aurelius, died young.
137. Eliza, died young.
138. Alpheus, Aug. 1, 1801, d. Jan. 29, 1872.
(Cumberland, R. I.)
m. Sally I. Fisher, May 11, 1797,
(Cumberland, R. I.)
139. Maria, Jan. 25, 1807,
(Millbury, Mass.)
m. Alanson Balcom, d. 1833.
m. Joseph Aldrich, August, 1800.
140. Adaline, April 13, 1811,
(Sutton, Mass.)
m. Levi Randall, June 8, 1805, d. April 7, 1857.
(Richmond, N.H.)
141. Emmons, April 14, 1812, D.
Emmons is supposed to have been lost at sea.
The following biographical notice was published in '' The
Live Stock Journal," in March, 1872: —
ALPHEUS ALDRICH.
*'Tt is pleasant to review the life of a good man. Mr. Aldrich,
who has lately passed away at the ripe age of seventy years,
settled in the town of Collins, Erie County, N.Y., in 1841,
while yet mostly a wilderness. His history is peculiarly inter-
esting as showing the progress a man may make, who in
earnest devotes himself to farming even late in life. It
is often a mooted question whether farming pure and
simple brings its reward. Many suppose it compares very
unfavorably with thrift in trade. The pioneer who grapples
with heavy-timbered land would seem to have a difficult task
^y
36 FIFTH GENERATION.
compared to the settler on the rich prairie, where, if he
simply plough and build, he may possess at once a farm with
all the advantages of long cultivation. Mr. Aldrich was a
machinist in the city of Boston till thirty-seven years old, and
had no acquaintance with farming till he moved upon his
wilderness farm. He had only money enough to buy out a
settler's claim on fifty acres with nothing paid upon the land.
Here at middle age, and penniless, he began a new and
untried enterprise and hewed his way to competence. Hav-
ing paid for his first fifty acres, he purchased more, and finally
cleared a hundred and fifty acres out of the wilderness ; and
one hundred acres were covered with small cradle-knolls, which
had to be ploughed and scraped into the hollows, so as to make
an even surface. This was a labor little less than the original
clearing. He reared and educated a family of four children.
At the time of his 'decease he owned two hundred and fifty
acres of land, with good improvements, and especially one of
tlie largest and best constructed barns in the town, with fifty
cows and other stock.
''He conducted all his farm operations with more than the
usual intelligence and prudence. He was not content to
follow old routitie where a better had been devised. For
many years he economized his winter fodder by the use of
the large power straw cutter, and mixing the different quali-
ties of fodder, so as to save all. He eagerly sought all
improved methods, and was a liberal patron of the agricul-
tural press. Yet, with all these indiscretions, he left a prop-
erty worth twenty thousand dollars. Dairying was his
speciality; and the product of his cows in butter, cheese, and
the pork made from the refuse milk or whey, brought all his
income.
'' How many country merchants can show a better result at
the end ? "
FIFTH GENERATION. 37
©ESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^,
52.
TIMOTHY ADAMS 4 MARRIED BETSY PAYSON, SEPT. 5, 1799.
CHILDREN BORN IN BUCKSPORT, ME., (EXCEPT LAST.)
142. Addison, Sept 8, 1802, d, 1839.
m. Adelia Thayer, Jan. 13, 1799, d. 1837.
143. Timothy Payson, July 7, 1806, d. 1833.
m. Rhoda Whitney, Nov. 11, 1801.
144. Leander Stinson, Dec. 14, 1810,
(r. Hampden, Me.)
m. Abby Thayer, June 10, 1810.
145. Asenath B. J., Aug. 1, 1811, d. 1816.
146. Cyrus, Feb. 24, 1814,
(r. Bangor, Me.)
m. Marion W. Dean, Oct. 29, 1816.
147. Benjamin Ayer, Jan. 3, 1818,
(r. Hampden Me.)
m. Paraelia Patten, Dec. 14, 1818, D.
m. Sarah M. Greenhalgh, Aug. 3, 1828, d. Nov. 30, 1872.
148. Frances Asbury, Nov. 21, 1825, d. 1830.
(Hampden, Me.)
38
FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT J0HN2, THADDEUS^, HANNAH'^, ACHSA 3.
53-82.
ALPHEUS ADAMS 4 MARRIED ACHSA PARTRIDGE ^ JAN. 15, 1807.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN, MASS.
Albert,
Mary C. Daniels,
Soplironia Heald,
Susan D. White,
Dec. 22, 1807,
April, 1809,
(Franklin.)
April 24, 1810,
(Maine.)
Jan. 9, 1819,
(Windsor, Yt.)
Simeon Partridge, Nov. 16, 1809,
Harriett B. Wood, Nov. 11, 1807.
Emerson, Dec. 5, 1812,
June 9, 1816,
(Franklin.)
April 2, 1818,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
Eunice Eay Darling, June 23, 1820,
(Cumberland, R.I.)
Erastus, Jan. 22, 1821.
Mary Gardner Powell,
March 4, 1821,
Lucetta Annette Harvey, b. 1834.
Achsa Metcalf, Nov. 2, 1824,
(r. Syracuse, N.Y.)
Merrill E. Carter, March 14, 1822,
(m. Sept. 5, 1843, at Nashua, N.H.)
149.
m.
m.
m.
150.
m.
151.
m. Abigail Blake,
.152. Gardner,
m.
153.
m.
m.
154.
m.
d. Nov. 16, 1868.
d. Aug. 5, 1829.
divorced.
d. Feb. 21, 1859.
d. March 18, 1839.
d. Sept., 1869.
d. March 30, 1865.
The following lines, written by Simeon P. Adams soon after
leaving the parental roof, are so expressive of sentiments
which will find a response in many hearts, that they are here
recorded for preservation, although incomplete, as the last
two verses cannot be given. No copy of the lines exists; and
these are given from memory : —
FIFTH GENERATION^. 39
" I love my old home : 'tis the place of my birth,
The spot in my memory most hallowed on earth ;
For there was I cradled and fondly caressed,
And tenderly reared on a kind mother's breast.
" I love my old home ; for the loved ones are there,
Who remember me oft in the still hour of prayer,
And, though crooked and wayward the path I have trod,
Plead for me the friendship and favor of God.
" I love my old home ; for it brings to ray heart
The charms of true friendship un mingled with art :
There are parents and brothers and sister to greet,
And kindred affections in all that I meet."
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
54.
CHILDREN OF SALLY ADAMS ^ AND JONATHAN HAWKS.
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
155. Nathan, May 18, 1801, d. Sept. 21, 1872.,
m. Sylvia Winn, Aug. 4, 1807.
156. Susan, ' Dec. 4, 1803.
m. Hiram Clark, June 1, 1802, d. Nov. 22, 1854.
(Union, Conn.)
157. Fanny, June 23, 1805.
158. Sally, July 1, 1810.
159. Nathaniel, Nov.'24, 1815.
m. Eliza A. Weatherhead, Oct. 6, 1816.
40 FIFTH GENERATION,
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
55.
CHILDREN OF NATHAN ADAMS ^ AND JULIA RICHARDSON.
BORN IN ALSTEID, N.H.
160. Elisha Richardson, May 3, 1801, d. Aug. 9.
161. Elmira, Oct. "^16, 1802, d. April 15, 1834.
m. Paschal P. Brooks (M.D.).
162. Daniel, Sept. 21, 1804, ,
(r. Waukegan, 111.)
m. Mary Crocker, Oct. 10, 1801,
(Bolton, Conn.)
163. Julia, March 4, 1806, d. July 12, 1809.
164. Harvey (Rev.), Jan. 16, 1809,
(r. Fairfax, Linn County, lo.)
m. Rhoda M. Codding, Jan. 17, 1824,
(North Wrentham.)
165. Belinda, Dec. 15, 1811, d. June 14, 1851.
m. John H. Fisher, Jan. 23, 1807.
166. Nathan, . Dec. 3, 1814, d. 1859.
57.
DANIEL ADAMS ^ MARRIED NANCY RICHARDSON, MARCH 29, 1804.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
167. Nancy R. 1805, d. 1826.
58.
MACY ADAMS ^ MARRIED CLARINDA WARE, JAN. 1, 1801.
CHILDREN BORN IN WALPOLE, N.H.
168. Albert, D.
169. Theron, D.
m. Submit Blanchard.
m. Louisa Mead.
170.
John Fisher,
171.
Cyrus Hawes,
172.
1
Amos Boyden,
173.
Polly Clark,
m.
Harrison Claflin,
174.
Lewis Hawes,
FIFTH GENEBATION. 41
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
59.
CHILDREN OF CYRUS ADAMS ^ AND POLLY HAWES.
BORN IN MEDWAY.
March 29, 1805, d. March 7, 1833.
April 4, 1808, d. Sept. 23, 1827.
Aug. 27, 1810, d. Feb. 7, 1832.
Sept. 15, 1812, d. Jan. 31, 1837.
April 7, 1814,
(Holliston.)
Oct. 4, 1814,
(r. Fall River.)
m. Harriett S. Brayton of Fall River,
b. 1816, m. January, 1837.
175. William Mason, April 15, 1817, d. March 6, 1863.
m. Angeline S. Bradford, b. Middle-
boro', 1828, m. March 16, 1848.
176. Betsy Louisa, Aug. 28, 1819, d. Dec. 23, 1865.
177. Joel Willard, May 23, 1823,
(r. Fredericksburg, Va.)
m. Marion Virginia Frank, of Fred-
ericksburg, Ya.
178. Julia Ann, Sept. 25, 1825,
(r. Rockville, Mass.)
m. Horace Twitchell, Nov. 21, 1816,
b. Dublin, N.H., m. June 13, 1852.
179. Eleanor Jane, May 27, 1829,
(r. East Med way, Mass.)
m. Charles F. Spencer, b. Taunton,
April 1, 1833, m. May 23, 1867.
William M. Adams was a soldier in the Union Army ; died
in New Orleans, March 6, 1863.
John F. Adams went to Savannah, Ga., for his health, and
died there March 7, 1833.
4 *
42 FIFTH GENERATION,
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
60.
PETER ADAMS * MARRIED BETSY STONE IN 1809.
CHILDREN.
180. Elmira,b. Union, Me., Jan. 23, 1809, d. 1839.
m. Thomas Kennedy, 1804, d. 1840.
181. Nancy S., Feb. 12, 1812,
(Union, Me., r. Union.)
m. Ebenezer Messer, 1811.
182. Amanda, March 23, 1814,
(Gardiner, Me., r. Union.)
m. Milton Thompson, 1813, d. 1845.
183. Maria A., July 19, 1816,
(Gardiner, Me.)
m. Charles B. Fisher, 1814.
184. John, Jan. 22, 1819,
(Litchfield, Me.)
m. Rachael Stone, 1818.
185. William, July 14, 1821,
(Gardiner, Me.)
m. Elizabeth H. Lermond, 1824.
BY NANCY STONE, SECOND WIPE, MARRIED 1827.
186. Elizabeth, Aug. 28, 1828, d. 1857.
(Gardiner, Me.)
m. Benjamin Barnard, " 1820, d. 1870.
187. Cyrus, Feb. 2, 1831, d. 1855.
(Gardiner, Me.)
188. Peter F., Nov. 18, 1833,
(Union, Me.)
m. Ellen Bates.
189. Julia C, May 12,1837,
(Union.)
m. George Glines, 1832.
FIFTH GENERATION.
43
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHNS.
61.
CHILDREN OF SAMUEL ADAMS ^ AND HEPSABAH PARKER.
190. Alfred,
191. Maria,
192. Harriett,
193. Elizabeth,
194. Samuel, juD.,
March 7, 1807,
(Shrewsbury, Yt.)
Aug. 26, 1809, d. May 24, 1842.
(Shrewsbur^^, Yt.)
Sept. 26, 1813, d. July 29, 1818.
(Shrewsbury, Yt.)
Oct. 26, 1815,
(Walpole, N.H.)
April 22, 1823, d. Feb. 12, 1846.
(Walpole, N.H.)
64.
CHILDREN OF SABRA ADAMS ^ AND SELDEN BORDEN.
BORN IN WALPOLE, N.H,
195. Adeline, 1816.
196. Artemas A., 1821, d. April 30, 1844.
197. Loren C. July 4, 1825, d. Nov. 30, 1868.
198. Susan, Nov. 16, 1826.
m. Levi Ball, who was killed in the
battle of Roanoke, Feb. 8, 1862.
65.
EUNICE ADAMS ^ MARRIED FISHER DANIELS, OCT. 8, 1823.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
199. Waldo, Aug. 11, 1827,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
m. Helen R. Gillmore, Dec. 18, 1825,
(Walpole.)
44 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
66.
SON OF LOIS ADAMS ^ AND JEREMIAH CLAFLIN.
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
200. Calvin, June 5, 1834.
m. Isabella J. Adams ^ Sept. 20, 1834.
67.
CHILDREN OF JOHN MASON ADAMS * AND RUTH CARPENTER.
BORN IN WALPOLE, N.H.
201. George, May, 7, 1826, d. Aug. 27, 1826.
202. Charles, July 13, 1827, d. June 4, 1838.
203. Artemas, March 31, 1830, d. March 17, 1874.
m. Sarah B. Button, Aug. 14, 1830,
(Westmoreland, N.H.)
204. Harriett, Feb. 28, 1832, d. 1835.
205. John, May 25, 1834.
m. Julia A. Crain, June 1, 1841,
(Winchester, N.H.)
206. Mary Louisa, June 11, 1836, d. Nov. 15, 1868.
m. E. W. Minard, Alstead, N.H.
207. Frances S., May 26, 1838.
m. Daniel S. Grant, April, 1840,
(Stephentown, N.Y.)
208. Julia, April 12, 1840. d. April 6, 1844.
209. Martha A. Oct. 3, 1842, d. April 4, 1844.
210. William Carpenter, Oct 17, 1845.
m. Anna Davis, Black Oak, Mo.
FIFTH GENERATION. 45
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3.
68:
ARTEMAS ADAMS ^ MARRIED SALLY HOOPER.
CHILDREN BORN IN WALPOLB, N.H.
211. John Quincy (d. about the age of 21), D.
212. George (d. about of the age of 16), D.
213. Artemas Mason, r. Buffalo, N.Y.
m. Milly Merrill, d. 1864.
69.
JULIA ADAMS 4 MARRIED STEPHEN ADAMS, SEPT. 9, 1828.
CHILDREN BORN IN MEDWAY, MASS.
214. John Mason, July '26, 1829,
(r. West Med way.)
m. Julia Hixon, May 9, 1830.
215. Julia Abigail, Aug. 1, 1832.
216. Stephen, jun., Aug. 3, 1834, d. Sept. 26, 1836.
217. Eunice, Aug. 3, 1834, d. Aug. 4, 1834.
218. George Stephen, Dec. 27, 1838, d. June 4, 1842.
219. Charles Thompson, Oct. 3, 1840,
(r. West Medway.)
m. Harriett L. Hastings, Oct, 2, 1840.
46 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, NATHANIEL 3.
70.
HANNAH ADAMS * MARRIED BELA CLEAVELAND, MAY 23, 1804.
CHILDREN.
220. Albert, Franklin, Oct. 28, 1805,
(r. California.)
m. Susan F. Daniels, October, 1809, d. Feb. 6, 1834.
(Franklin.)
m. Nancy D. Guild.
221. Caroline, b. Franklin, Oct. 16, 1807, d. May 20, 1829.
222. Charlotte, July 14, 1809, d. Jan. 27, 1810.
223. Horace, Medfield, Nov. 21, 1811,
(r. Bellingham.)
m. Hannah H. Yose, • 1811.
224. Eliza, b. Medfield, Dec. 9, 1813, d. May 19, 1837.
225. Mary, b. Medfield, April 7, 1816, d. July 29, 1839.
m. William G. Whipple.
226. Fisher A., Medwa}^, Jan. 30, 1819,
(r. East Freetown.)
m. Jane H. Rounsvell, Oct. 25, 1825.
227. Henry, b. Medfield, Dec. 28, 1820, d. Jan. 30, 1834.
228. Harriett,b.Medfield, Dec. 28,1820, d. June 14, 1849.
FIFTH GENERATION, 47
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAM 3.
73.
CHILDREN OF BETSY ADAMS* AND ICHABOD DEAN.
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
229. Ichabod, Aug. 3, 1805, d. 1805.
230. Eliza Ann, Aug. 26, 1806, d. 18-15.
m. George W. Ray of Medwaj.
231. Julia Adams, April 17, 1808, d. 1867.
232. Abigail Daniels, May 10, 1811,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
233. Betsy Metcalf, Nov. 8, 1815, d. 1865.
234. Chloe Pond, Feb. 2, 1818,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
235. Warren, ' Aug. 9, 1821, d. 1824.
74.
AMOS ADAMS* MARRIED BETSY FOLLETT OF CUMBERLAND,
R.I., APRIL 6, 1809.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN, MASS.
236. Elizabeth, Feb. 10, 1810,
(r. Holliston, Mass.)
m. Horatio Fiske, Feb. 11, 1794.
237. Betsy, Nov. 24, 1811, d. July 10, 1849.
m. John Weston, June 8, 1812.
238. Susan H. May 2, 1813, d. Feb. 26, 1840.
239. Nathaniel, April 15, 1816, d. April 20, 1816.
240. Leighton Jenks, June 10, 1817, d. 1821.
241. Esther, March 21, 1819, d. Oct. 30, 1821.
242. Julia, April 7, 1821, d. Nov. 28, 1821.
243. Harriett, Oct. 7, 1822, d. Feb. 22, 1827.
244. Mary Jane, Feb. 3, 1825, d. Feb. 16, 1832.
48 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAM 3.
75.
WILLIAM ADAMS * MARRIED MARY FISHER, JUNE 9, 1808.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
245. Mary Ann, Nov. 8, 1808,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
m. Elias Blake, Feb. 12, 1815.
246. Gilbert, 1810, d. 1811.
247. William Madison, 1812, d. 1813.
248. Aldana L. May 28, 1814.
m. ApoUos Wilmarth, Nov. 15, 1814,
(East Attleborough.)
BY HULDAH-NICKERSON, MARRIED MARCH 26,1818.
CHILDREN BORN IN MEDWAY.
249. Huldah, April 15, 1819, d. Oct, 13, 1867.
250. William, Aug. 30, 1820.
m. Olive Holcomb, March 11, 1827.
251. Emily A. May 31, 1822.
m. James M. Hardwick.
252. Louisa M., March 7, 1824,
(r. Medway, Mass.)
m. Israel A. Dodge, Dec. 25, 1817, d. April 20, 1864.
253. Ellen E., Sept. 29, 1826,
(r. Lynn, Mass.)
m. James B. Mahr, Jan. 28, 1826, d. June 17, 1860.
254. Milton S., Oct. 10, 1833,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
m. Caroline A. Wheelock,
June 18, 1833.
FIFTH GENERATION. 49
DESCENT JOHN 2, RACHAEL3.
77.
LEWIS FISHER* MARRIED REBECCA DERRY.
CHILD.
255. Rebecca, July 29, 1809. D.
m. Alvali W. Hicks-
80,
PATTY FISHER * MARRIED ARCHIBALD DE WITT, JUNE 7, 1S20.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
256. George W., May 24, 1821.
m. Caroline Freathey, March 10, 1831,
(Sedgwick, Me., m. Sept, 9, 1850.)
257. Alexander F., March 4, 1823.
m. Martha E. Gillett, Nov. 23, 1830,
(South Walpole,m. Nov. 12, 1848.)
258. William E., Feb. 27, 1825.
m. Annie Campbell, Dec. 26, 1835,
(Winchester, Tenn.,
m. May 10, 1860.)
259. Martha M., May 4, 1827.
m. George M. Walker, Nov. 27, 1829, d. May 11, 1857.
(Whiting, Vt., m. Feb. 1, 1854.)
260. Horace S., Dec. 19, 1829.
m. Hattie Alby, June 27, 1840,
(Bucksport, Me., m. May 26, 1860.)
50 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, RACHAEL3.
81.
NATHAN A. FISHER* MARRIED SUSAN T. LOTHROP,
JULY 14, 1822. CHILD.
261. Susan, Sept. 10, 1823, d. Jan. 16, 1825.
DESCENDANTS PETER 2, JOEL 3.
86.
POLLY ADA3IS * MARRIED REV. CORNELIUS IRISH, DEC. 5, 1804.
CHILDREN BORN IN UNION, ME.
262. Mahala, July 22, 1807.
m. Wm. Grinnell of Exeter, Me.
263. Milton, May 7, 1812, d. July 15, 1869..
m. Emily Eves of San Augustine, Tex.
264. Lewis, May 25, 1814, D.
m. Sophronia Sprague, r. Barring, Me.
265. Joseph, July 19, 1816.
m. Cornelia Clary of Jefferson, Me., d. Nov. 18, 1850.
m. Nancy Eastman.
266. Melia, Aug. 31, 1818,
(r. Bradford, Mass.)
m. Joseph H. Walton, May 11, 1813, d. October, 1864.
(East Salisbury.)
267. Mary, Sept. 13, 1822, d. Nov. 7, 1852.
268. Esther, Oct. 31, 1824, d. Sept. 23, 1826.
Joseph H. Walton was a soldier in the war of the rebellion,
was captured, and died in Andersonville prison.
FIFTH GENERATION. 51
DESCENT PETERS, JOEL 3.
88.
CHILDREN OF JACOB S. ADAMS ^ AND ABIGAIL HEAL.
BOEN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
269. Susan, Jan. 14, 1815.
m. Daniel Fletcher, March 26, 1808.
270. William, Jan. 5, 1817.
m. Rosina Pendleton.
271. James, Marcli 2, 1819.
m. Mary Ann Denton, Sept. 23, 1824, d. Jan. 6, 1860.
m. Sarah H. Andrews, July 27, 1815,
(Searsmont, Me.)
272. John Quincy, March 26, 1821,
(r. South Montville, Me.)
m. Nancy Prescott, April 25, 1830,
(Liberty, Me.)
BY SECOND WIFE, ALICE STUDLEY.
273. Israel S. Nov. 4, 1825.
m. Rachael W. Perry, Oct. 24, 1828,
(Vinalhaven.)
274. Eh'za J. F. Sept. 11, 1829.
m. James Weed, Knox, Me.
275. Elisha P. Nov. 22, 1830, d. Oct. 5, 1835.
276. Joel, March 30, 1834, d. Oct. 12, 1835.
277. Amanda, March 3, 1837.
m. Benson B. Weed.
278. Clara Maria, Nov. 23, 1839.
m. Emerson P. Drinkwater,
North port, Me.
52 FIFTH GENERATION.
John Q. Adams was a soldier in the late war, and served
from August, 1862, to June, 1865. He was in the battle of
Drury Bluff, where his regiment (the Eighth Maine Volunteer
Infantry) lost ninety-six in killed^ wounded, and missing. He
was also present at the fighting near Bermuda Hundred,
Hatcher's Farms, and afterwards at Coal Harbor, where the
regiment lost heavily. At the Point of Rocks the regiment
took the enemy^s works, and captured fifty-four prisoners.
Through all these and other conflicts he was not wounded,
although balls passed through his clothes ; and he had many
narrow escapes. Besides suffering the inevitable hardships
of a soldier's life, he was several times sick and in the hospital,
but at last returned home in safety.
Israel S. Adams served the government as captain of
schooner " Dr. Rodgers," engaged in transporting forage, <fec.,
for the army. He sailed from Lincolnville in April, 1862,
for Fortress Monroe, and was ordered to Yorktown^ and was
present when McClellan took that place. He was at Fortress
Monroe when the famous battle occurred between the rebel
ram ''Merrimack" and the little '' Monitor." After McClellan's
retreat, while at Harrison's Landing with a fleet of some four
hundred vessels, the rebels opened fire from the opposite side
of the river with three batteries, doing much damage. The
maintop-mast of ^' The Dr. Rodgers " was shot oifj and the
vessel was hit in various places.
FIFTH GENERATION.
53
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3.
89.
EMMA ADAMS ^ MARRIED JEREMIAH STUBBS, SEPT. 5, 1808.
CHILDREN BORN IN APPLETON, ME.
279.
Peter Adams,
April 4, 1809.
m.
Rachel Collins,
July 13, 1820.
280.
Mercy Ann,
Nov. 19, 1811.
m.
Alvin Jameson,
Nov. 25, 1840,
(m,
. Nov. 17, 1866.)
281.
Alfred Adams,
April 24, 1813,
282.
Olivia Daggett,
Aug. 2. 1819.
m.
Edward Hart,
Oct. 18,1818,
(Appleton, Me.)
283.
Joel Adams,
Sept. 19, 1817,
284.
Mima Jane,
Aug. 24, 1819.
m.
William Lincoln,
July, 1823.
285.
Sarah Maria,
May 20, 1823.
m.
Albert C. Collins,
Dec. 25, 1825.
d. March 30, 1828.
d. Jan. 7, 1838.
5*
54 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2, JOELS.
92.
JAMES ADAMS * MARRIED CAROLINE EDDY, JULY 8, 1824,
CHILDREN BORN IN EXETER, ME.
286. Caroline, June 22, 1825.
m. Franklin Freeland, Aug. 10, 1812,
(Sutton, Mass.)
287. Joseph E. Nov. 16, 1826.
m. Clara Avery of St. Albans.
288. Aurilla A. Oct. 5, 1828,
ra. . Uriel Hall, Feb. 21, 1804,
(Spencer, Mass., m. Feb. 21, 1872.)
289. Eliza, June 8, 1830, d. Oct. 30, 1868.
m. Allen Marden, June 29, 1812,
(Palermo, Me.)
290. Emily M., Feb. 26, 18a2,
m. Hollis N. Sherman, Sept. 27, 1837,
(Sutton, Mass.)
291. Mary E. Feb. 15, 1839.
FIFTH GENERATION. 55
DESCENT PETER •2, JOEL 3.
94.
JOEL ADAMS * MARRIED JANE HUNT, JAN. 21, 1834.
CHILDREN BORN IN UNION, ME.
292. Merrill Hunt, April 17, 1835.
m. Albina S. Philbrook, Nov. 16,1836,
(Thornclike, Me.)
293. Esther Jane, Aug. 13, 1835, d. Nov. 5, 1838.
294. Joel, jun., April 27, 1838.
295. Orange Scott, March 4, 1840, d. Oct. 17, 1865.
296. Asbury Caldwell, Jan. 25, 1842.
m. Ellen M. Green, March 11, 1845,
(Lagrange, Me.)
Orange S. Adams was a soldier in the war of the rebellion^,
and died of disease contracted in the army.
56 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2, WARDS, AND JOEL 3.
100.
CHILDREN OF EBENEZER WARD ADAMS * AND MLMA ADAMS ^.
BORN IN UNION, ME.
297. Ward Adams, July 4, 1812,
(r. Waldoboro', Me.)
m. Martha Ottison Gordon,
Chester, N.H., Oct. 21, 1813.
298. Calvin Metcalf, Dec. 21, 1813, d. Oct. 5, 1839.
299. John Marshall, April 22, 1815, d. Aug. 1, 1815.
300. James Orson, Oct. 24, 1816, d. Feb. 3, 1855.
301. Olivia Daggett, June 8, 1818, d. February, 1854.
302. Aldres Addison, Feb. 9, 1820.
m. Eveline Kilgore, Aug. 15, 1823,
^Waterford, Me., m. Dec. 5, 1844.)
303. True Page, Dec. 26, 1821.
m. Dorcas Ellen Winslow,
China, Me., Aug. 30,1828.
304. Alfred Smith, Dec. 6, 1823, d. July 24, 1865.
m. Aroline Davis, Sept. 4, 1831,
(Lagrange, Me.)
305. Esther Ann, June 10, 1826, d. May 29, 1872.
306. Mary Ann Day, April 25, 1828.
m. Capt. James L. Race,
Boothbay, March 14, 1825.
Rev. Alfred S. Adams, who was a member of East Maine
Methodist-Episcopal Church Conference, enlisted as a private
in the First Maine Heav}^ Artillery, during the war of the
rebellion, was promoted to the chaplaincy, and contracted
disease, which caused his death a few weeks after the close
of the war. Rev. T. P. Adams is a member of the Maine
Methodist-Episcopal Church Conference.
FIFTH GENERATION. 57
DESCENT PETER 2, JAMES 3.
110.
CHLOE FALES ADAMS* MARRIED JOSEPH A. METCALF,
OCT. 15, 1821.
CHILDREN BORN IN WINTHROP, ME.
307. Charles Addison, Nov. 9, 1822, d. 1871.
m. Elizabeth Eight, Dec. 31, 1826,
(Wayne, Me.)
308. James Adams, June 7, 1824.
m. Lucinda B. Hutchins,
Rumford, Me., Jan. 23, 1828.
309. Sarah Bacon, Jan. 8, 1827, d. Nov. 1, 1872.
m. William Mann, Dec. 11, 1819,
(Chesterfield, N.H.)
310. Mary Clark, June 29, 1828, d. May 17, 1860.
m. Benjamin W. Whiting,
Wrentham, Mass.
311. Harriett, March 26, 1830, d. Sept. 4, 1831,
312. Emmons, March 15, 1838,
(r. Southbridge, Mass.)
m. Julia B. Nicholas, 1841,
(m. Jan. 4, 1866.)
313. Martha, June 10, 1841,
(r. Walpole, Mass.)
m. Melzar W. Allen, Dec. 7, 1840,
(Walpole, Mass.)
58 FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETERS JAMES 3.
111.
THOMAS B. ADAMS * MABHIED ELIZABETH ADAMS
OF EEADFIELD, ME., DEC. 26, 1827.
CHILDREN.
314. John, Sept. 3, 1828.
315. Esther Harding, Feb. 6, 1830,
(Readfield, Me.)
m. John Allen, Franklin, Oct. 1827,
(r. Holliston.)
316. Sarah Elizabeth, May 25, 1832,
(Winthrop.)
m. Henry E. Gay, Oct. 15, 1830,
(Natick, r. West Med way.)
317. Catharine Cochran, Sept. 1, 1834,
(Readfield.)
318. Abigail Bacon, Feb. 27, 1837, d. Aug. 9, 1854. ^^
(Winthrop, Me.)
319. Harriett Metcalf, June 28, 1840,
(Holliston, Mass.)
320. James Thomas, Oct. 16, 1814,
(Holliston, r. Medwa}^ Mass.)
m. Eunice Rockwood, Oct. 27, 1848,
(Wrentham.)
FIFTH GENERATION. 59
112.
CHILDREN OF JAMES ADAMS* AND CAROLINE BROOKS.
321. Caroline Augusta, Sept. 8, 1828, d. 1852.
(Portland, Me.)
322. James Henry, March 11, 1831, d. 1831.
(Pougbkeepsie, N.Y.)
323. Frances Ellen, Jan. 30, 1832, d 1838.
(Pougbkeepsie, N.Y.)
324. Ellen Winslow, Aug. 30, 1840,
(Flemington, N.J.)
325. Julia Frances, Sept. 26, 1843,
(Flemington, N.J.)
DESCENT PETER 2, JAMES 3.
• 113.
SARAH B. ADAMS * MARRIED EBENEZER W. ROBINSON,
- JUNE 21, 1838,
CHILDREN BORN IN FREETOWN, MASS.
326. Natbaniel Emmons, Marcb 27, 1839,
(r. Washington, D.C.)
m. Mary E. Cottingbam, Feb. 7, 1838.
327. James Adams,
328. Jobn Alden,
329. Sarab Maria,
330. Emily Eliza,
331. Mary Lyon,
James Adams died at Camp Dennison, returning from tbe
siege of Yicksburg. He was clerk for Lieut.-Col. Babcock,
at headquarters of the Ninth Army Corps.
Oct. 26, 1842, d.
Aug, 21, 1863
Jan. 22, 1844, d.
Jan. 23, 1847
Sept. 28, 1846.
July 25, 1848.
May 8, 1850.
d.
Sept.
19,
1864.
d.
1865.
d.
1849.
d.
1853.
d.
1853.
60 FIFTH GENERATION.
114.
CHILDREN OF PETEK ADAMS* AND C. D. RICHARDSON.
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
332. James Francis, Jan. 2, 1842,
(r. Franklin, Mass.)
ra. Mary A. Bigelow ^, July 25, 1845.
333. Charles Richardson, July 10, 1843,
334. Caroline Brooks, April 23, 1845,
335. Alice Maria, Sept. 19, 1847,
336. Nathaniel Emmons, Aug. 4, 1850,
337. Clarabel, March 9, 1852,
338. Abby Maria, Jan. 31, 1855.
339. Herbert, Oct. 28, 1857.
Charles R. Adams enlisted in the Thirty-third Regiment
Massachusetts Infantry, under Col. Maggi in May, 1862. It.
was under the call of Gov. Andrew for troops after the retreat
of Gen. Banks from Virginia. He served with the regiment
in Virginia until December, when his company was trans-
ferred to the Forty-first, under Col. Chickering. The regi-
ment embarked in January, 1863, in the Banks Expedition,
for Louisiana, where they arrived after a perilous sea-voyage,
and at once entered the campaign, following the rebels three
hundred miles into the interior, to Opelousas, La. Here the
regiment were mounted and equipped as the Third Massachu-
setts Cavalry.
After serving in the Nineteenth Army Corps at various
points in that section of the Union, the regiment was sent
North in June, 1864, and served in the memorable campaign
of Sheridan in the Valley of the Shenandoah, on his way to
join Gen. Grant. During the first battle, which was at Berry-
ville, near Winchester, Va., Sept. 19, young Adams was
killed. The officer in command of his company said of him,
" He was a good soldier, and fell with his face to the enemy,
FIFTH GENERATION. 61
beloved by his comrades." His genial good-nature endeared
him to all J and his untimely end was universally regretted.
DESCENT PETERS, JAMES 3,
115.
LUCY M. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JAMES BIGELOW, APRIL 20, 1840.
He was born and resides in Boylston, Mass., where their
children were also born.
-S40. Martha Maria, April 20, 18 U.
m. Donald Nicholson.
341. Mary Anna, July 25, 1845,
m. James F. Adams % Jan. 2, 1842,
342. Joseph Addison, July 3, 1847,
m. Elizabeth Guild.
343. James Andrew, Feb. 26, 1849,
m. Ella C. Ames, Belmont, Me.
344. William Sanford, July 28, 1853,
345. Sarah Jane, Nov. 2, 1856, d. May 23, 1869.
DESCENT PETER 2^ NEHEMIAH^.
117.
CHILDREN OF OLIVER E. ADAMS* AND CYNTHIA HAYNES.
BORN IN WALT HAM.
346. John Marshall, Aug. 14, 1830.
m. Laura M. Goodwin, Jan. 4, 1835.
347. Mary Jane, Dec. 28, 1833.
m. David Kendall, Sept. 7, 1827-
348. Sewall Harding, April 23, 1838, d. July 7, 1839.
349. Ann Rebecca Jewett,
March 19, 1844,
m. Edgar L. Hull, Feb. 25, 1848.
6
62
FIFTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2, NEHEMIAH^.
119.
SHUBAEL P. ADAMS * MARRIED LYDIA E. STETSON, FEB. 23,
1846.
She was born in Scituate, Mass., and died in Lowell, Mass.,
Jan. 25, 1853.
CHILDREN BORN IN LOWELL.
350. Mary Clark, Nov. 25, 1847.
351. Charles Sumner, May 7, 1851.
BY DIANCY R. TAYLOR, MARRIED DEC. 4, 1853.
BORN IN GILSUM, N.H.
352.
Katie Livermore,
Sept. 1, 1854, .
(Lowell.)
353.
William Livermore
>, Feb. 4, 1858, d.
(Dubuque, lo.)
Aug. 5, 1860.
354.
Freddie,
June 26, 1860, d.
(Dubuque, lo.)
July 27, 1862.
355.
Albert Francis,
June 26, 1860,
(Dubuque, To.)
356.
John Taylor,
Dec. 22, 1862,
,
(Dubuque, lo.)
357.
Nellie Brewster,
May 16, 1865,
(Dubuque, lo.)
358.
Susie Belle,
Jan. 31, 1869,
(Dubuque, To.)
SIXTH GENERATION. 63
SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENDANTS JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, LUCINDA*.
120.
CHILDREN OF JOSEPH GILLMORE^ AND SALLY ANN SHAW.
BORN IN FRANKLIN.
359. Lucinda A., Jan. 19, 1819, d. 1868.
m. John Bryant.
360. Sarah Ann, 1823, d.. • 1860.
m. WiUiam Clark.
DESCENT ABIGAIL*.
121.
CHILDREN OF POLLY THAYER^ AND JOHN COWAN.
361. Adelia T.
m. Samuel Homestead,
r. Hampden, Me.
362. Abby S.
m. Peter Webster.
363. Catharine C, June 22, 1836.
m. Kufus Miller of Hampden,
Feb. 26, 1826.
64 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ABIGAIL*,
126.
0. ALLEN THAYER^ MARRIED OLIVIA YOUNG, JUNE 12, 1834.
Resided for many years in Newark, N.J., and died there.
CHILDREN. '
364. Annie Olivia, Nov. 2, 1836, d. Aug. 15, 1864.
(Hampden, Me.)
m. Fred.H. Smith, juii., Sept. 19, 1860.
365. Henry Wolcott, Oct. 18, 1841, d. Aug. 16, 1867.
(Hampden, Me.)
366. Hattie Eliza, July 25, 1844, d. Dec. 13, 1872.
(Newark, N.J.)
m. J. Bishop Putnam, Feb. 21, 1852.
367. Mary A., May 15, 1847, d. Feb. 15, 1870.
(Newark, N.J.)
BY SECOND WIFE, ANNA E. HOLDEN JACOBUS,
MAEEIED NOV. 8, 1854.
368. Alleine, Aug. 3, 1855, d. Sept. 7, 1855.
(Newark, N.J.)
Henry W. Thayer was a graduate of Brown University,
Providence, R.I. Soon after leaving college, he raised a
company to serve in the war of the rebellion, and was chosen
first lieutenant, but soon after was promoted to captain.
While stationed at Port Hudson, his company (Company F),
with four others of the Fourth New-York Cavalry, were cap-
tured ; and he was the only man who escaped, which fact was
due to his superior vigilance.
SIXTH GENERATION. 65
He was afterwards severely wounded in battle. After the
war, lie bought land in New Orleans, and resided there until
he took the yellow-fever ; and died universally respected.
DESCENT ABIGAIL*.
128.
CHILDREN OF THADDEUS A. THAYER^ AND E. A. HARDY.
369. Thaddeus A.
370. Joseph J.
371. Howard.
372. Helen.
6*
QQ SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS3, THADDEUS*.
131.
CHILDREN OF MAEGARET ADAMS ^ AND SILAS HARTHORN.
373. Margaret M., Sept. 11, 1817,
(Bangor, Me.)
m. Allen Rowe, July 20, 1814,
(r. Milford.)
374. Warren A., May 21, 1820, d. Feb. 22, 1873.
(Bangor, r. Brewer.)
m. Caroline E. Mclntire,
June 18, 1818.
375. Mary B., Bangor, Aug. 26,1822, d. Aug. 29, 1849-
m. Charles Howard, Aug. 20, 1816.
376. Sophia S., Bangor, Jan. 10, 1825, d. Oct. 10, 1828,
377. Lucinda S., Bangor, Oct. 3, 1827.
m. Joshua Butler, July 3, 1825, d. April, 1873.
m. Alden B. Willey.
378. Phihnda B., Aug. 19, 1830,
(Brewer, Me.)
m. Eufus K. Kilgore, March 22, 1827,
(r. Oldtown, Me.)
379. Abigail S., Brewer, Nov. 9, 1833.
m. Ira Rowe, Oct. 21, 1826,
(r. Bangor, Me.)
BY ROBERT SMART, SECOND HUSBAND.
BORN IN BREWER, ME.
380. George A., March 2, 1837,
(r. Brewer, Me.)
m. Ellen F. Sinclair, Jan. 2, 1838.
SIXTH GENERATION. 67
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS *.
132.
THADDEUS ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARY CASE.
CHILDREN BORN IN EAST EDDINGTON.
381. Emma Doliska, Aug. 3, 1828,
(r. East Eddington, Me.)
m. Emery W. Ward, May 15, 1827,
(East EddingtoD, Me.)
382. Broocksey Case, April 6, 1830,
(r. East Eddington, Me.)
m. Jonn J. Temple, Sept. 5, 1827,
(East Eddington, Me.)
383. John Adams, Sept. 17, 1834.
m. Frances A. George, Dec. 12, 1839,
(Brewer, Me., m. Oct. 12, 1859.)
384. Susan, March 27, 1837,
(r. Lawrence, Mass.
385. Alvona, r. Methuen, Oct. 3, 1844.
m. Nathaniel E. Baker, Aug. 20, 1837.
386. Mary Lydia, April 19, 1847,
(r. West Amesbury.)
m. John D. Morrison, Dec. 5, 1845.
68 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN-^, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS*.
133.
FISHER ADAMS ^ MARRIED SARAH ROWELL, DEC. 13, 1830.
CHILDREN.
387. Thomas F., May 21, 1832.
m. Mary Laura J. Cummings,
East Eddington, April 11, 1834.
388. Mary J., June 30, 1834, d. July, 1872.
m. W. E. Jones, r. Minneapolis, Minn.
389. William G., July 13, 1836.
390. Albert, June 17, 1838.
m. Julia Whittaker, Aug. 10, 1841,
(Clifton, Me.)
BY SARAH A. ROBINSON, THIRD WIFE.
391. Eliza S., May 22, 1849.
392. George F., Aug. 28, 1853.
393. Frederick, Nov. 18, 1855.
394. Thaddeus A., April 1, 1858.
134.
CHILDREN OF LUCINDA ADAMS ^ AND BENJAMIN SMITH.
BORN IN OLDTOWN, ME.
395. Lucy, May 31, 1828, d. Aug. 10, 1860.
m. ElishaRowe, March 24, 1821,
(Eddington, Me.)
396. Sarah, March 8, 1835, d. Oct. 15, 1848.
397. Franklin Adams, Feb. 14, 1839,
(r. Philadelphia, Penn.)
m. Mary T. Beck, Dec. 12, 1841,
(Philadelphia, Penn.)
SIXTH GENERATION. 69
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS*.
135.
CHILDREN OF FRANKLIN ADAMS ^ AND MARY DAVIS.
398. Benjamin Franklin, March 2, 1833,
(East Eddington.)
m. Mary A. Torrins, Oct. 22, 1836, d. July 10, 1871.
m. Dorinda O'Donohue, 1845.
399. Mary Z , Sept: 6, 1837, d. March 18, 1839.
(East Eddington.)
400. Abby Ann, Jan. 24, 1839,
(East Eddington.)
401. Davis F., May 17, 1840,
(East Eddington.)
m. Martha A.French, July 23, 1839,
(Corinth, Me., m. June 15, 1864.)
402. Estes F., Feb. 28, 1843,
(East Eddington.)
BY HENRIETTA HARRIMAN, SECOND WIFE.
403. John Quincy, 1848.
404. Henrietta C, 1852, d. 1869,
70 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT J0HN2, THADDEUS^, RACHAEL^.
138.
ALPHEUS ALDRICH^ MARRIED SALLY I. FISHER, DEC. 1, 1825.
CHILDREN.
405. Eliza M., Nov. 1, 1826, d. February, 1827.
(Amoskeag, N.H.)
406. Ann M., April 7, 1828, d. June 8, 1828.
(Amoskeag, N.H.)
407. Fisher A., Sept. 30, 1829, d. Oct. 2, 1847.
(Med way, Mass.)
408. George W., Oct. 25, 1830,
(Lowell, Mass., r. Collins, N.Y.)
m. Phyla A. Martin, Aug. 6, 1831,
(Cayuga, N.Y.)
409. Francis 0., May 18, 1833,
(Charlestown, Mass.)
m. Anna Davis, September, 1840, d. April 10, 1860.
(North Collins, N.Y.)
m. Orhna A. Burnap, Nov. 13, 1843,
(Collins, N.Y.)
410. Susan M., April 29, 1838, d. March 25, 1859,
(Chelsea, Mass.)
m, G. W, Kellom,
SIXTH GENERATION. 71'
140.
CHILDREN OF ADALINE ALDRICH^ AND LEVI RANDALL.
411. Henry W., Aug. 16, 1832,
(Mendon, Mass.,
r. Manchester, N.H.)
m. Mary Dixon, March 29, 1837.
412. Adelaide E., June 12, 1838,
(Foxborough, Mass.)
m. John W. Mitchell, Aug. 6, 1832, d. Aug. 26, 1865.
(Manchester, N.H.)
m. George B. Smith, March 3, 1842,
(Canaan, N.H.)
413. Emily M. L., Sept. 5, 1840, d. May 12, 1849.
(Cranston, R.I.)
414. Josephine A., March 29, 1842,
(Cranston, R.I.)
m. John W. Dustin, Dec. 8, 1842,
(Lowell, Mass.)
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, TIMOTHYS
142.
ADDISON ADAMS ^ MARRIED ADELIA THAYER^
CHILD BORN IN HAMPDEN, MB.
415. Betsy Abigail, Jan. 13, 1828,
(r. Bangor, Me.)
\
72
SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, TIMOTHY 4.
143.
CHILDREN OF TIMOTHY P. ADAMS ^ AND EHODA WHITNEY.
BORN IN HAMPDENj ME.
416.
Frederick,
March 13, 1829.
m.
M. E. Dorr,
June 14, 1827.
417.
Mary F.,
March 23, 1830.
m.
Enoch Fowler,
Dec. 8, 1828.
418.
Annie M.,
Nov. 26, 1832.
m.
Beecher Gregg,
March 11, 1831.
144.
CHILDREN OP LEANDER S. ADAMS ^ AND ABBY THAYER.
BORN IN HAMPDEN, ME.
419.
m.
420.
m.
Abby Eliza, Jan. 25, 1839.
Timothy B. Mayo, May 22, 1837.
Edwin Leander, Aug. 20, 1841,
(r. Hampden, Me.)
Sabrina C. Bartlett, Nov. 27, 1845.
146.
CHILDREN OF CYRUS ADAMS ^ AND MARION W. DEAN,
BORN IN HAMPDEN, ME.
421.
Betsy M.,
May 16, 1836, d.
A pril 7, 1840.
422.
Cyrus Wesley,
Oct. 16, 1841, d.
Oct. 31, 1862.
423.
Albert A.,
April 3, 1843.
424.
Antoinette,
Oct. 5, 1844.
m.
A. B. Merrill.
425.
Charles T.,
Dec. 9, 1850.
426.
Henry D.,
June 30, 1853.
SIXTH GENERATION. 73
Cyrus Wesley and Albert A. Adams enlisted in the Ninth
Regiment Maine Volunteers, in September, 1861. They pro-
ceeded at once with the regiment to Washington, and were
ordered to Annapolis, Md., where they embarked for Port
Royal, S.C. They were out in a terrible gale, in which the
whole fleet came near being lost. They were present at the
capture of Port Royal by Commodore Dupont, and were
stationed at Hilton Head until the last of January, when
they were ordered to Fernandina, Fla. In April, Wesley was
taken prisoner; suffered, in three prisons, of starvation and
sickness, until October, when he was exchanged, and taken
to Washington, D.C., where he died Oct. 31, 1862.
The details of his terrible experiences are too sickening for
recital. Albert remained with his regiment, fighting, and
enduring hardships. In January, 1863, they returned to
Hilton Head, and were ordered to take Morris Island, under
Gen. Strong.
Here they suffered every thing that mortals could, until
they re-enlisted, and were sent home for thirty days. Next
they were sent to Virginia, under Gen. Butler, and took part
'in the battle of Bermuda Hundreds. In May, 1864, they
embarked for West Point, and from there to White House,
where they joined the Eighteenth Army Corps, and marched
to Petersburg, sharing in its battles and exposures until the
close of the war. He was in twenty-eight battles and
skirmishes.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, TIMOTHY *.
147.
BENJAMIN A, ADAMS ^ MARRIED SARAH M. GREENHALGH,
CHILD BORN IN HAMPDEN, ME,
427. Bennie G,, May 23, 1868.
7
74 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS^.
149.
ALBERT ADAMS ^ MARRIED SOPHRONIA HEALD, AUG. 10, 1833.
He died of paralysis, in Melrose, Mass., Nov. 16, 1868.
CHILDREN BORN IN NASHUA, N.H.
428. Mary D., June 4, 1834, D.
429. Albert Freeman, July 4, 1837,
(r. Kentucky.)
m. Josephine S. Galbreath,
Aug. 12, 1842.
430. Casilda E., April 25, 1839.
m. J. Warren Talcott.
BY SUSAN D. WHITE, THIRD WIFE, MARRIED FEB. 10, 1851.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
431. Henry White, June 15, 1852, d. Nov. 4, 1854.
432. Mary Elizabeth, July 9, 1854.
433. Charles Partridge, Jan. 12, 1858.
434. Susan Merrill, May 2, 1860.
SIXTH GENERATION. 75
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS*.
150.
SIMEON P. ADAMS ^ MARRIED HARRIETT B. WOOD, NOV. 28, 1833.
He died of consumption in Franklin, Feb. 21, 1859.
CHILDREN.
435. Isabella Jane, Sept. 20, 1834,
(Franklin.)
ra. Calvin Claflin^ June 5, 1834,
(Franklin.)
436. Helen Frances, Feb. 6, 1838,
(Franklin.)
m. Howard M. Ticknor, July 4, 1836,
(m. Feb. 2, 1864, r. Italy.)
437. Mary Emerson, Jan. 22, 1844,
(Franklin.)
438. Hattie Augusta, Dec. 12, 1847, d. Jan. 16, 1849-..
(Chelsea, Mass.)
151.
EMERSON ADAMS ^ MARRIED ABIGAIL BLAKE, APRIL 9, 1835.
In August, 1838, he was taken with hemorrhage of the
lungs, and died of consumption, in Sherburne, Mass., March
18, 1839.
CHILD BORN IN SHERBURNE.
439. Abby Josephine, Feb. 1, 1838, d. April 5, 1868.
ra. George Alden Mills, June 30, 1831.
^6 SIXTH GENERATION,
DESCENT J0HN2, TIIADDEUS3, ALPHEUS*.
152.
GARDNER ADAJIS^ MARRIED EUNICE RAY DARLING,
FEB. 18, 1840.
Married in Franklin^ by Rev. T. D. Southworth.
CHILDREN.
440. Adelaide Catbarine, Marcb 4, 1841,
(Boston.)
m. Cbarles I. Dean^ -^"g- 19, 1836^
(r. Frankbn.)
441. William Gardner, Feb. 17, 1843,
(Boston, r. Norwood.)
m. Lillian A. Holt, Nov. 29, 1843.
442t Aurelia Eunice, Dee. 17, 1844,
(Springfield, Mass.)
m. William H. Roblee, Nov. 14, 1838, d. Sept. 21, 1863.
m. Owen E. Ballou, July 25, 1842,
(r. Franklin.)
443. Henrietta Louisa, Marcb 30, 1847, d. Dec. 14, 1850.
(Springfield.)
444. George Albert, April 3, 1850,
(Springfield, r. Attleborougb.)
ra. Clara L Gowen, Aug. 22, 1849.
445. Georgianna Ellen, April 3,1850, d. June 26, 1851.
(Springfield.)
446. Cbarlie Graves, Jan. 22, 1855,
(Springfield.)
447. Georgietta Idella, Jan. 2, 1860,
(Franklin.)
William G. Adams was a soldier in the war of the rebel-
lion. He was stationed in North Carolina, and served nine
months. He received a slight wound in the back of the head
from a rebel's bullet, while on picket-duty. He was inca-
SIXTH GENERATION. 77
pacitated for much active service by protracted lameness in
the ankle, induced by a long march.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS*.
153.
ERASTFS ADAIMS^ MARRIED MARY G. POWELL, OCT. 20, 1841.
CHILDREN.
448. Mary Elizabeth, Feb. 28, 1842,
(Boston.)
m. Martin Y. Tingley, Feb. 23, 183 S.
449. Franklin Albert, Feb. 11, 1843, d. June 21, 1846.
(Nashua, N.H.)
450. William Merrill Emerson,
Peterboro', N.H., April 24, 1844.
m. GeorgiannaHackley, Aug. 17,1843, d. 1872.
(Virginia.)
451. George Winthrop, Nov. 15, 1845, d. Oct. 17, 1870.
(Salem, Mass.)
452. Harriett Eunice, May 21, 1847, d. Feb. 17, 1854.
(Salem, Mass.)
453. Isabella Frances, Oct. 4, 1848,
(Salem, Mass.)
m. Joseph L. Gammell, Dec. 22, 1844.
454. Franklin Albert, April 25, 1850,
(Craftsbury, Y{.)
455. Gardner Erastus, April 26, 1852,
(Franklin.)
m. Josie A. Barber, July 25, 1854,
(Worcester.)
456. John Quincy, Aug. 21, 1855,
(Franklin.)
457. Jessie Fremont, June 30, 1857,
(Franklin.)
458. Annie Laurie, Jan. 21, 1862,
(Franklin.)
78 SIXTH GENERATION.
W. M. E. Adams entered the service of the United States
as a soldier soon after the first battle of Bull Run, and served
thirty-seven months in the Army of the Potomac, during the
years of 18G2, 1863,and 1864. For the first year and a half he
was in the ranks, but afterwards served as orderly to various
generals. During the whole time, he was always at the front,
and never in the hospital, being neither sick nor wounded ;
yet he sufiered, in common with his comrades, some of the
greatest perils and hardships of the war. One incident will
serve as an example r one day early in January, his company
(Company I, Massachusetts Eighteenth) forded a river, where
the water was nearly up to the arm-pits, with a swift current,
and the weather so cold, that the margin of the stream was
fringed with ice, and their clothes froze stiff immediately upon
their emerging from the water. They then marched a long
distance, recrossed the same stream by another ford, and
camped over night upon the frozen ground, without any fires,
or change of clothing. He was in numerous skirmishes, and
took part in the following battles : —
Hanover Court House, Seven Days Peninsula, Yorktown,
Second Bull Run, Antietam, Frederi(;ksburg, Chancellorsville,
Upperville, Emmetsburg, Gettysburg, Culpeper Court House,
Rappahannock Station, Bristol Station, Mine Run, Wilderness,
Laurel Hill, Spottsylvania Court House, Old Church, Coal
Harbor, North Anna, Petersburg. For all this important ser-
vice he only received one hundred dollars bounty in addition
to the regular pay. He was subsequently chosen captain of
a military company in Brattleborough, Vt.
George W. Adams enlisted as a soldier in the winter of
1864. He was in the battle of the Wilderness, and marched
beside Charles Wilson of Franklin, who was the first man
killed in Grant's campaign in Virginia. At the battle of
Laurel Hill he was sunstruck, but in a day or two got better,
and rejoined his regiment. But four days afterwards,, at the
battle of North Anna, he was again prostrated by sunstroke,
SIXTH GENERATION. 79
which paralyzed both legs. After long delay, he was sent to
Alexandria, and afterwards to Boston. After several months,
lie was discharged, but never fully recovered ; and it was
undoubtedly the cause of his death.
DESCENDANTS JOHN 2, JOHN 3, SALLY*.
155.
KATHAN HA WES ^ MARRIED SYLVIA WINN, SEPT. 27, 1827.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
459. Lewis H., Oct. 15, 1828, d. Feb. 25, 1866
m. Vienna C. Sears, Aug. 31, 1832,
(m. Oct. 22, I860.)
460. Mary J., Aug. 8, 1832.
461. Nancy M., Oct. 22, 1835.
156.
SUSAN HAWES^ MARRIED HIRAM CLARK OF HOLLISTON,
JUNE 15, 1826.
CHILDREN BORN IN ROGERSONSVILLE, UXBRIDGE, MASS.
462. Susan Maria, March 23, 1827, d. July 27, 1823.
463. Sarah Ann, Aug. 6, 1831, d. May 19, 1854.
m. Edward E. Smith of Holyoke, Mass.
464. Nathaniel, May 20, 1835.
m. Catharine E. Wilmarth,
Jan. 16, 1841.
80 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT J0HN2, J0HN3, SALLY 4.
159.
NATHANIEL HAWES ^ MARRIED ELIZA A. WEATHERHEAD,
OCT. 7, 1838.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
465. Alvira S., Sept. 18, 1839.
m. John E. Grant, Aug. 16, 1838.
466. Louise A., Jan. 22, 1842.
m. Stillmari R. Chilson, Feb. 17, i841,
(m. Aug. 26, 1866.)
467. Eugene D., Aug. 25, 1849.
m. Annie M. Howard, Feb. 14, 1853.
468. Ada A., Sept. 30, 1851.
m. Eugene F. Ware, Oct. 5, 1848,
(m. May 8, 1873.)
469. Hiram C, July 17, 1850.
SIXTH GENERATION,
81
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3, NATHAN *.
161.
CHILDREN OF ELMIRA ADAMS ^ AND PASCHAL P. BROOKS.
BORN IN HENNIKER, N.H.
470. Thomas.
471. Paschal.
472. Julia Adams, Aug. 21, 1831, d
m. Geo. W. Bacon, Dec. 3, 1831,
(Franklin.)
June 15, 1865.
162.
DANIEL ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARY CROCKER, MARCH 6, 1832.
CHILDREN, EXCEPT THE YOUNGEST, BORN WORCESTER, VT.
473. Nancy Jane, May 13, 1833.
m. George Kirk,
474. James Harvey,
m. Hattie Pryen,
475. Joel Newton,
m. Ellen M. Abbee,
476. George Kirk,
m. Lillian Woodin,
Feb. 9, 1824,
(Cairo, N.Y.)
Oct. 10, 1835,
(r. Chicago, 111.)
March, 1868.
Sept. 18, 1838,
(r. Chicago, 111.)
April 26, 1865,
April 3, 1846,
(Evanston, 111.)
Dec. 25, 1872.
82 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN^, NATHAN 4.
164.
CHILDREN OF HARVEY ADAMS^ AND RHODA M. CODDING.
477. Sarah Lanman, Sept. 15, 1845,
(Farmington, lo.)
m. Alvan K. Stoddard.
478. Emily Jane, Nov. 26, 1847,
(Farmington, lo.)
m. Amos Babcock, M.D.
479. Alice Ellen, March 3, 1850, d. May 4, 1853.
(Farmington, To.)
480. Edward Emerson, Jan. 12, 1853,
(Farmington, To.)
481. Lois Ware, Nov. 16, 1856, d. Nov. 16, 1868.
(Farmington, Jo.)
482. Mary Elmira, Dec. 25, 1862, d. Aug. 23, 1863.
(Council Bluffs, lo.)
483. Kate Frances, June 23, 1865,
(Farmington, lo.)
DESCENT CYRUS 4.
173.
POLLY C. ADAMS ^ MARRIED HARRISON CLAFLIN, JUNE 4, 1835.
CHILD BORN IN HOLLISTON, MASS.
484. Amos Fisher, May 17, 1836.
m. Nellie Sherwin of Boston.
SIXTH GENERATION. 83
177.
JOEL W. ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARION V. FRANK
OF FREDERICKSBURG, VA., AUG. 26, 1858.
CHILDREN BORN IN FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
485. Mary Wellford, April 7, 1860.
486. J. Willard, Nov. 23, 1865.
DESCENT J0HN2, JOHN 3, PETER*.
180.
ELIVHRA ADAMS ^ MARRIED THOMAS KENNEDY IN 1836.
SON BORN IN ARKANSAS.
487. Hartvvell, 1837, d. 1840.
181.
NANCY S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED EBENEZER MESSER IN 1S33.
CHILDREN BORN IN UNION, ME.
488. Augustus, Jan. 9, 1834, d. 1836.
489. Laura M., Jan. 12, 1837.
m. Jason Bobbins, 1837.
490. Charles H., July 30, 1839, d. 1863.
491. Emma P., Jan. 31, 1841.
492. Mary G., Feb. 4, 1845, d. 1871.
493. Amanda T., Dec. 19, 1848.
494. Cora M., March 12, 1851.
495. Fred. H., Oct. 30, 1854.
84 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3, PETER *.
182.
AMANDA ADAMS ^ MAERIED :>nLTON THOMPSON IN 1838.
She resides in Union, Me.
CHILDREN.
496. Elraira, Union, Me., Oct. 9, 1836, d. 1867.
m. Sanford M. Hills in 1857.
497. Edwin L., May 23, 1838,
(Union, Me.)
m. Margaret A. Sullivan, 1839.
498. Lucretia F., May 12, 1840, d, 1868.
(Union, Me.)
499. Delia R, July 10, 1842, d. 1845.
{Washington, Me.)
500. Lizzie A., Nov. 13, 1845,
(Bangor, Me.)
in, Adelbert H, Stetson, 1539,
18a.
-MARIA A. ADAMS ^ MARRIED CHARLES B. EISHER,
NOV. 29, 1838.
CHILDREN BORN IN BOOTHBAY, J^IE,
501. Charles H., June 29, 1848.
m, Julia Wiley, 1847.
502. Frank F., Nov. 28, 1853.
503. Georgie, May 10, 1857, d. 1864.
504. Clarence, Sept. 8, 1859, d. 1864.
505. Jeanette, v April 30, 1861, d. 1864.
SIXTH GENERATION. 85
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN^, PETER*.
184.
JOHN ADAMS ^ MARRIED RACHAEL STONE, SEPT. 17, 1840.
CHILDREN BORN IN UNION, ME.
506. Thomas M., Sept. 25, 1841.
507. Francis M., Aug. 27, 1844.
m. Ellen Weymouth, 1850, d. Aug. 21, 1872.
508. Samuel S., Nov. 11, 1847.
509. John L. Nov. 11, 1853.
510. Maurice, July 1, 1856, d. Sept. 15, 1863.
511. Hampton M., Feb. 16, 1861.
185.
WILLIAM ADAMS ^ MARRIED ELIZABETH H. LERMOND IN 1852.
DAUGHTER BORN IN UNION, ME.
512. Cora M., Aug. 12, 1854.
513, Freddy, Feb, 10, 1866, d. July, 1869,
186.
ELISABETH ADAMS ^ MARRIED BENJAMIN BARNARD IN 1850.
CHILDREN BORN IN LOWELL, MASS.
514. Ella M., April, 1851, d. Feb., 1857.
515. Lizzie L., Aug, 12, 1853.
516. Addie J., April, 1855.
517. Annie, April, 1857.
8
86 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN^, PETER*.
189.
JULIA C. ADAMS MARRIED GEORGE GLINES IN 1856.
CHILDREN BORN IN LOWELL, MASS.
518.
John C,
1857, d.
1861
519.
Lizzie,
1863, d.
1864
520.
Nellie,
November, 1866.
521.
Freddie,
October, 1869.
DESCENT SABRA4.
198.
SUSAN BORDEN MARRIED LEVI BALL, AT BRATTLEBORO', VT.,
SEPT. 5, 1846.
CHILDREN.
522. Ellen Augusta, Nov. 1, 1847,
(Swanzey, N.H.)
m. George Norwood, Jan. 24, 1874,
(Gardner, Mass.)
523. Lucy Maria, May 28, 1853, d. Oct. 2, 1873.
(Gardner, Mass.)
m. Joseph L. Whipple, Nov. 17, 1868,
(Fitchburg, Mass.)
524. Willie Adams, May 5, 1856,
(Gardner, Mass.)
SIXTH GENERATION. 87
DESCENT J0HN2, JOHN^ EUNICE 4.
199.
WALDO DANIELS^ MARRIED HELEN R. GTLMORE, OCT. 15,1848.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
525.
E la a,
Oct. 11, 1849.
526.
Arville F.,
Aug. 14, 1851. .
m.
Mary L. Bowden,
Oct. 7. 1853, d.
(Orland, Me.)
527.
Ida M.,
June 80, 1855.
528.
George C,
Nov. 30, 1859.
May 10, 1874.
529. Harry W., April 10, 1872.
DESCENT JOHN MASON 4.
203.
ARTEMAS ADAMS ^ MARRIED SARAH B. BUTTON, MARCH 24, 1852..
CHILDREN.
530. Ernest Mason, Jan 6, 1853,
(Water town. 111.)
531. Alice Louise, Aug. 14, 1854,
(Surry, N.H.)
m. J. D. Seeber, m. July 2, 1873,
(Crystal Lake Crossings, 111.)
532. Ruth Frances, Aug. 2, 1867,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
533. Edith Mariette, June 9, 1869,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
Artemas Adams enlisted in the fall of 1861 as a private in
the Eleventh Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers. He rose to
the rank of first lieutenant, and was staff-oflScer for two
years. He was with Gen, Grant through the siege of Yicks-
88
SIXTH GENERATION.
bnrg; and served in the army nearly four years, when he
resigned, and was honorably discharged.
He returned home with impaired health, and settled in
Belle Plaine, Wis., where he afterwards held several offices,
such as county surveyor, supervisor, <fec. In June, 1872, he
was sunstruck while hunting in Michigan, and, after a painful
illness of nearly two years, he died in March, 1874, aged forty-
four years.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHNS, JOHN MASON*.
205.
JOHN ADAMS ^ MARRIED JULIA A. CHAIN, NOV. 1859.
CHILDREN.
March, 1861,
(Walpole, N.H.)
June, 1862,
(Walpole, N.H.)
June, 1866,
(Belle Plaine, W^is.)
June, 1870,
(Black Oak, Mo.)
538. Julia Frances, January, 1872,
(Black Oak, Mo.)
534. Nellie,
535. John R.,
536. Edward W.,
537. Albert E.,
d. October, 1861,
SIXTH GENERATION.
89
DESCENT JOHN 2 JOHN 3 JOHN MASON*.
206.
MARY L. ADAMS 5 MARRIED EDWARD W. MINARD, FEB. 1861.
CHILDREN.
539. Edward Lester,
540. Ellis,
541. Burnside,
542. Mary Frances,
Nov. 1861,
(Rockford, 111.)
May, 1863,
(Rockford, 111.)
March, 1865,
(Rockford, 111.)
March, 1867,
(Rockford, 111.)
207.
FRANCES S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED DANIEL S. GRANT AUGUST, 1858.
543. Frederic D.,
544. William E.,
545. Ulysses S.,
546. Walter M.,
547. Charles W.,
548. Lester A.,
549. John M.,
550. Theron S.,
CHILDREN.
May, 1859,
(Halifax, Yt.)
July, 1861,
(Halifax. Vt.)
Feb. 16, 1864,
(Readsboro', Vt.)
October, 1865,
(Owen, 111.)
May 26, 1867,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
Feb. 8, 1869,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
Sept. 2, 1870,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
Aug. 3, 187^^,
(Belle Plaine, Wis.)
8*
90 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT J0HN2, JOHNS, jqhN MASON *.
210.
WILLIAM CARPENTER ADAMS ^ MARRIED ANNA DAYIS, MARCH 1870.
CHILDREN.
551. Samuel John, Jan. 3, 1872,
(Black Oak, Mo.)
552. Joshua William, September, 1873,
(Black Oak, Mo.)
DESCENT ARTEMAS^.
213.
ARTEMAS MASON ADAMS ^ MARRIED MfLLY MERRILL.
CHILDREN,
554. Sarah Eliza.
m. Fred Wilkie, r. Detroit, Mich.
555. Mary Ella.
m. William Mason, r. Muncie, Ind.,
556. Millj Eloise.
Mr. Adams has an infant daughter by a second wife.
DESCENT JULIA4.
214.
JOHN M. ADAMS MARRIED JULIA HIXON, SEPT. 10, 1850.
CHILDREN BORN IN WEST MEDWAY.
557. Carrie Ida, Dec. 30, 1851.
m. Hiram F. Metcalf, Aug. 27, 1849.
558. Nellie F. Nov. 2, 1855.
559. Lizzie Daniels, April 23, 1860, d; 0<;t. 5, 1860.
560. Charles Myron, Feb. 28, 1865.
561. Minnie Louisa, May 27, 1867.
562. Julia Florence, Sept. 5. 1872.
SIXTH GENERATION. 91
DESCENT JULIA*.
219.
CHARLES T. ADAMS MARRIED HARRIET L. HASTINGS; JULY 27, 1864.
CHILD BORN IN WEST MEDWAY.
563. Jasper Hastings, Aug. 17, 1867.
DESCENT JOHN 2, NATHANIEL 3, HANNAH*.
220.
CHILDREN OF ALBERT CLEAVELAND ^ AND SUSAN F. DANIELS.
564. Walter Fisher, Feb. 17, 1830.
565. Willis L., July 3, 1833, d. May 11, 1834.
BY NANCY D. GUILD, SECOND WIFE.
566. Henry Willis, Sept. 11, 1836.
567. Caroline E., Feb. 9, 1839.
226.
CHILDREN OF FISHER A. CLEAVELAND AND JANE H. ROUNSVELL.
BORN IN EAST FREETOWN, MS.
568. Hannah Jane, June 30, 1847.
569. Henry Adams, May 6, 1849.
570. Harriett Emma, March 26, 1851.
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAMS, AMOS.*
236.
ELIZABETH ADAMS^ MARRIED HORATIO FISKE, NOV. 22, 1838.
CHILDREN BORN IN HOLLISTON.
571. Myra Elizabeth, May 20, 1841.
m. George H. Shaw, Aug. 1833.
572. George Waldo, April 14, 1851, d. April 28, 1851.
92 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAM 3, AMOS*.
237.
BETSY ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOHN WESTON, SEPT. 22, 1835.
CHILDREN BORN IN HOLLISTON.
573. Emily Frances, April 21, 1843, d. May 9, 1843.
574. Emeline Eliza, May 5, 1845.
575. Henry Hiram, June 5, 1849, d. July 15, 1849.
DESCENT WILLIAM 4.
245.
MARY ANN ADAMS^ MARRIED ELIAS BLAKE, MAY 12, 1834.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
576. Frances Ann, Feb. 12, 1836.
m. James W. Wilkinson, May 2, 1838.
577. William A. E., Nov. 11, 1839.
m. Eliza Jane Pond, ^pril 17, 1845.
578. George Addison- A., Feb. 17, 1842.
m. Elizabeth Jencks, April 10, 1850.
579. Phebe Louisa, Feb. 22, 1844.
580. James Madison A., July 30, 1846.
581. M. Le Grande, Nov. 11, 1854.
SIXTH GENERATION. 93
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAM 3, WILLIAM 4.
248.
ALDANI L. ADAMS ^ MARRIED APOLLOS WILMARTH, MARCH 28, 1836.
CHILDREN.
582. Mary Louisa, Sept. 7, 1837, d. Aug. 4, 1839.
(Med way.)
583. Gardner L. B., Dec. 15, 1839,
(Franklin.)
m. Mary J. Scully, m. Sept. 3, 1862,
(Somers, Ct.)
584. Edmond D., Jan. 31, 1842,
(Med way.)
m. Ellen E. Bennett, m. Oct. 17, 1862,
(Hartford, Ct.)
585. Adelaide, Nov. 19, 1844, d. Sept. 27, 1846.
(Bellingham.)
586. Winfield, Oct. 27, 1846,
(Windsor Locks, Ct.)
m. Mary F. Fanton, m. June 6, 1872.
587. Gordon, June 5, 1848, d. March 31, 1851.
(Windsor Locks, Ct.)
588. Arthur, Sept. 1, 1854,
(Windsor Locks, Ct.)
250.
WILLIAM ADAMS ^ MARRIED OLIVE HOLCOMB, FEB. 8, 1852.
CHILD.
589. William, June 15, 1854.
251.
EMILY A. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JAMES M. HARDWICK, FEB. 8, 1852.
CHILDREN.
590. Emily, June 30, 1854.
591. Huldah J. Tyler, Feb. 5, 1856.
94 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAM 3, WILLIAM 4.
252.
LOUISA M. ADAMS ^ MARRIED ISRAEL A. DODGE, JULY 31, 1843.
CHILDREN.
592. Ella Louisa, Nov. 29, 1844.
593. Mary Elizabeth, Sept. 19, 1847, d. April 3, 1874.
m. Milton A. Saunders.
594. Emily Hardwick, June 5, 1850.
595. Jennie Adams, Jan. 27, 1852.
596. Willie Adams, Dec. 2, 1854.
253.
ELLEN E. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JAMES B. MAHR, MAY 1, 1854.
CHILD.
597. Affie Hammette, Feb. 21, 1855.
254.
MILTON S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED CAROLINE A. WHEELOCK,
JUNE 18, 1854.
CHILDREN.
598. Ellen Aurilla, Oct. 9, 1855, d. Feb. 14, 1856.
(Uxb ridge, Mass.)
599. Carrie, March 17, 1857,
(Med way, Mass.)
600. Milton Eddie, Oct. 8, 1859, d. July 8, 1860.
(Med way, Mass.)
601. Willie Herbert, July 18, 1860, d. March 11, 1861.
(Med way, Mass.)
602. Huldah Marietta, Aug. 18, 1861,
(Medway, Mass.)
SIXTH GENERATION. 95
DESCENDANTS PETER 2, JOEL 3, POLLY.*
262.
MAHALA IRISH^ MARRIED WILLIAM GRINNELL, DEC. 31, 1838.
CHILDREN BORN IN EXETER, ME.
603. Esther Arvilla, Oct. 14. 1839,
(Bangor, Me.)
ra. Oliver D. Chapman.
604. Cornelius Irish, July 22, 1841.
m. Sarah S. Mills.
605. Jane Mabery, Jan. 19, 1843.
m. John W. Leathers.
606. Albert, Dec. 17, 1845, d. Aug. 28, 1846.
607. Mary Aurelia, Aug. 8, 1847.
m. Ira S. Noyes, m. May 31, 1872.
608. Ada Almena, April 11, 1849, d. March 9, 1863.
609. Clara Cordelia, May 19, 1851.
263.
CHILDREN OF MILTON IRISH ^ AND EMILY EVES.
610. Benjanain M., Sept. 1845.
611. Laura, Sept. 1848.
612. Joseph.
613. Polly Cordelia.
The above record maybe partially incorrect, as the different
returns do not agree.
96 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, POLLY *.
264.
CHILDREN OF LEWIS IRISH^ AND SOPHRONIA W. SPRiGUE.
614. Mary Jane, March 2, 1842,
(Baring, Me.)
m. Henry C. Dore, Feb. 2, 1842,
(Athens, Me., m. Dec. 30, 1865.)
615. Cordelia Clara, Sept. 72, 1844,
(Searsmont, Me.)
m. Albert Allen, Oct. 7, 1841,
(Wellington, Me., m. Jan. 7, 1864.)
616. Wilder S., Sept. 3, 1848,
(Searsmont, r. Camden, Me.)
m. Susannah Tower, Aug. 27, 1853,
(Lincolnville, Me.)
617. Judson G., June 6, 1849,
(Searsmont, Me.)
m. Angle L. Bemis, May 18, 1854,
(Wellington, Me., m. Nov. 5, 1871.)
618. Mahala G., Nov. 19, 1852,
(Searsmont, Me.)
Wilder S. Irish enlisted in the Second Maine Cavalry, De-
cember, 1863, and served as a soldier until December, 1865.
He went to New Orleans ; from there up the Red River,
through Alabama and Florida, and was engaged in much
severe fighting ; and, in one action, had his horse shot under
him, and bullets through his clothes.
SIXTH GENERATION. 97
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, POLLY^.
265.
JOSEPH IRISH^ MARRIED CORDELIA CLARY, OCT. 14, 1839.
CHILDREN.
619.
MiltoD,
Oct. 5, 1840, d.
1868.
620.
Austin,
Jan. 4, 1843, d.
1849.
621.
Mary E.,
Oct. 5, 1846.
622.
George,
Aug. 22, 1849.
BY NANCY EASTMAN, SECOND WIFE.
m. June 17, 1851.
623. Joseph, jun., April 3, 1852.
624. Anna L., May 25, 1855.
625. Cornelius, Nov. 5, 1860,
266.
MELIA IRISH 5 MARRIED JOSEPH H. WALTON, SEPT. 15, 1841.
CHILDREN.
626. Luella Amelia, Aug. 2, 1842,
(Haverhill, Mass., r. Boston.)
627. Edward Morse, April 5, 1844, d. 1864.
(Haverhill, Mass.)
628. Henry Adams, Sept. 7, 1846, d. 1847.
(Haverhill, Mass.)
629. Horace Mann, Oct. 25, 1852,
(Haverhill, Mass.)
630. Mary Lizzie, March 26, 1856,
(Bradford, Mass.)
631. George Washington, Feb. 22, 1861,
(Bradford, Mass.)
Edward M. Walton was killed in the battle of Coal Harbor,
June 3, 1864.
9
98 SIXTH GENERATION.
He belonged to the Twenty-Second Eegiment Massachusetts
YolunteerS; Company H.
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, JACOB S*.
269.
CHILDREN OF SUSAN ADAMS^ AND DANIEL FLETCHER.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
632.
Mary A.
Dec. 29, 1832.
m.
Ambrose Spaulding.
633.
Susan A.,
March 18, 1835.
rri.
George Young.
634.
James S.,
June 20, 1838,
d.
April 8, 1861.
635.
Mahala C,
Oct. 15, 1811.
m.
Robert Heal.
•
636.
John F.,
March 31, 1843,
d.
April 14,1863.
637.
WilHam E.,
Sept. 21, 1845.
m.
Emily Heal.
John F. Fletcher enlisted in October, 1862, in the Twenty-
Sixth Maine Regiment, Maine Infantry, Company G-, in which
he served as corporal. During the first battle in which the
regiment took part, he was shot through the head, and died
almost instantly.
His captain said of him, "That he wanted to be at the front
during the heat of the battle, although he might have re-
mained in the rear ; and that his daring and bravery was a
source of wonder and encouragement to his comrades."
SIXTH GENERATION. 9^
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, JACOB S*.
270.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM ADAMS AND ROSINA PENDLETON.
BORN IN ISLESBQROUGH, ME.
638.
James Bell..
639.
Nathan..
640.
Frank.
641.
Ida.
642.
Warland,
1)ESCENT JACOB S^
271.
643.
John Q., 2d,
m.
Emma L. Gregory,
644.
Israel B.,
645.
El en A.,
646.
Alice A.,
m..
Erastus F. Rollins,
647.
James Orson,
CHILDREN OF JAME3 ADAMS'^ AND MARY ANN DENT-N.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
Dec. 22,1845.
1850.
April 7, 1847, d. July 15, 1848..
Jan. 25, 1849, d. April 30, 1850:.
Jan. 25, 1849.
1849.
May 11, 1851, d. Sept. 5, 1852.
John Q. Adams, 2d (who is a sea-captain), experienced a
very narrow escape from death by shipwreck in March and
April, 1872. The schooner "Ada Ames," Capt. Adams, sailed
from Eockland, Me., for Washington, D.C., laden with granite.
They were not heard from for forty-four days, when she re-
turned in safety. The schooner battled with a succession of
gales ; but, with good management, she withstood them,
though the crew would have abandoned her if an opportunity
had presented itself. The owners and underwriters of the
vessel and cargo had given them up as lost ; and the friends
of those on board abandoned all hope, except a possible one,
that the crew might have been rescued, and carried to some
distant port. Their safe arrival caused much rejoicing.
100 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2^ J0EL3, JACOB S*.
272.
CHILDREN OF JOHN Q. ADAMS ^ AND NANCY PRESCOTT.
BORN IN SEAESMONT, ME.
648. Edmund S., May 31, 1853.
649. Emma E., Oct. 24, 1854.
650. Charles S., Nov. 21, 1856.
651. Mary J., Aug. 26, 1858.
652. Bertha A., July 29, 1862.
653. William, Nov. 21, 1870,
273.
CHILDREN OF ISRAEL S. ADAMS ^ AND RACHAEL W. PERRY.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
664. Hannah P., Jan. 18, 1855.
655. Fannie C, Sept. 26, 1859.
656. Lulu J., Sept. 2, 1864.
657. Carrie E., April 13, 1869.
277.
CHILDREN OF AMANDA ADAMS^ AND BENSON B. WEED.
BORN IN KNOX, ME.
658. Mary Alice, March, 1870.
659. Lula Edna, March, 1872.
278.
CHILDREN OF CLARA M. ADAMS ^ AND EMERSON P. DRINKWATER.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
660. Blanche J., Nov. 11, 1862.
661. Annie J., Aug. 12, 1868.
662. Abbie H., March 26, 1870.
SIXTH GENERATION. 101
DESCENT PETER 2^ JOEL 3, EMMA*.
279.
PETER A. STUBBS^ MARRIED RACHAEL R. COLLINS
OF LIBERTY, ME., MAY 18, 1837.
CHILDREN BORN IN APPLETON, ME.
663. Gustana, May 7, 1838.
m. Herman Harris, May 9, 1828,
(Union, Me.)
664. Emma Jane, Feb. 24, 1840.
665. Eugene Mears, June 20, 1851.
^Q%. Martha Ellen, July 23, 1854.
667. Abbie Susie, April 7, 1861.
668. True Adams, April 12, 1863, d. Sept. 18, 1863.
282.
OLIVIA D. STUBBS^ MARRIED EDWARD HART, NOV. 1839.
CHILDREN BORN IN APPLETON, ME.
669. Emily S., March 31, 1841.
m. Nelson Bills, March 20, 1842,
(b. and r. Appleton, Me.)
Marcellus Thompson, March, 1844, d. May, 1844.
670. Joel Stubbs, Dec. 28, 1845.
m. Myra Kimball, Nov. 11, 1845,
(Searsmont, Me.)
671. Marcellus, Feb. 10, 1848.
m. Abbie Temple,
(Detroit, Me.)
672. Rachael A., March 31, 1850.
m. Charles H. Powell, Dec. 6, 1840,
(Plymouth, Penn.)
673. Mary Emma, Aug. 6, 1853.
m. Aaron F. Graham,
(Lewiston, Me.)
674. Lenville, Feb. 13, 1855.
675. Esther Page, June 19, 1863.
102 . SIXTH GENERATION.
Joel S. Hart enlisted as a private soldier in the late war of
the rebellion, in Portland, Me., in the Nineteenth Regiment,
and served three years and three months, and was honorably
discharged at the close of the war. Marcelhis Hart served
in the war upwards of two years ; was in the battle of the
Wilderness, and Spottsylvania. Charles H. Powell was also a
soldier in the war.
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, EMMA*.
285.
SARAH M. STUBBS^ MARRIED ALBERT C. COLLINS, MARCH, \U7.
CHILDREN.
676. Osgood Blake, Oct. 2, 1847,
(Liberty, Me.)
m. Ellen F. Blackington, m. Sept. 1870,
(Camden, Me.)
677. Fred Stevens, Aug. 24, 1851,
(Liberty, Me.)
m. Sarah E. Day, m. Januar}^, 1872,
(Union, Me.)
678. Angle Hutchins, Nov. 18, 1855,
(Liberty, Me.)
679. Peter Stubbs, Dec. 26, 1859,
(Liberty, Me.)
680. Susie Emma, Jan. 29, 1862,
(Limestone, Me.)
681. Gustana Harris^ July 11, 1864,
(Limestone, Me.)
682. John, Sept. 22, 1866,
(Union, Me.)
683. Frank Albert, Dec. 20, 1868.
SIXTH GENERATION. 103
DESCENT PETER 2, JOEL 3, JAMES 4.
286.
CAEOLINE ADAMS^ MARRIED FRANKLIN FREELAND, FEB. 25, 1853.
CHILDREN BORN IN SUTTON, MASS.
684. James, Feb. 9, 1854.
685. Fanny, Nov. 11, 1855.
686. Mary M., Jan. 5, 1859.
687. John F., Oct. 10, 1860.
688. Joseph E., April 13, 1866.
689. George F., Nov. 28, 1868.
287.
CHILDREN OF JOSEPH E. ADAMS ^ AND CLARA AVERY.
690. Eva, b. St. Albans.
691. Eliza, b. St. Albans.
692. Lilly, b. St. Albans.
693. Frank, b. Charleston, Me., died young.
289..
ELIZA ADAMS ^ MARRIED ALLEN MARDEN, JUNE 16, 1853,
CHILDREN BORN IN BANGOR, ME.
694.
Milton Goodwin,
April 2, 1854, d.
Aug. 28, 1855.
695.
Addie Louise,
Dec. 7, 1855.
696.
Ella F.,
Nov. 25, 1857, d.
Dec. 1, 1858.
697.
Frank Allen,
Jan. 24, 1860.
698.
Jennie May,
March 16, 1862.
104 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2. JOEL^ JABIES*.
290.
EMILY M. ADAMS^ MARRIED HOLLIS N. SHERMAN, MARCH 19, 1860.
CHILDREN BORN IN SUTTON, MASS,
699. Milton M., April 30, 1861.
700. Addie A., July 28, 1864.
701. Mary E., May 15, 1869.
702. Newell J., Sept. 18, 1870.
DESCENT JOEL 4.
292.
MERRILL H. ADAMS ^ MARRIED ALBINA S. PHILBROOK,
MARCH 24, 1847.
CHILDREN.
703. Asbury Freeman, Nov. 30, 1860,
(Deer Isle, Me.)
704. Eli Merrill, Dec. 30, 1865,
(Belfast, Me.)
705. Ellen Louise, August, 1868,
(Belfast, Me.)
706. Walter Scott, October, 1871,
(Belfast, Me.)
296.
ASBURY C. ADAMS ^ MARRIED ELLEN M. GREEN, DEC. 8,1865.
CHILDREN BORN IN LAGRANGE, ME.
707. Esther Jane, Aug. 6, 1868.
708. Matilda Celeste, Aug. 7, 1870.
SIXTH GENERATION. 105
DESCENT PETER 2, WARD 3, JOEL 3, EBENEZER W*.
297.
WARD ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARTHA O. GORDON, OF CHESTER, N.H.
OCT. 11, 1836.
CHILDREN.
709. Matilda Springer, April 28, 1839,
(Orono, Me.)
m. Hiram G. Race, May 9, 1838,
(Boothby, Me.)
710. Wesley Fuller, May 8, 1841,
(Orono, Me.)
m. Mary Ella Miller, Aug. 2, 1815,
(Bremen, Me.)
711. Olivia Caroline, April 3, 1843,
(Orono, Me.)
m. Fred William Young, Dec. 15, 1842,
(South St. George, Me.)
712. Elvaton Ward, Sept. 27, 1847, d. Dec. 16, 1869.
(Union, Me.)
713. Marian Emma, March 31, 1854,
(Union, Me.)
303.
REV. TRUE PAGE ADAMS ^ MARRIED DORCAS ELLEN WINSLOW
OF CHINA, ME., JULY 8, 1850.
CHILDREN.
714. Everett Fremont, March 18, 1855,
(Boothby, Me.)
715. Freddie Winslow, Aug. 31, 1866,
(Belfast, Me.)
106 SIXTH GENERATION.
304.
REV. ALFRED S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED AROLTNE DAVIS NOV. 7, 1847.
CHILDREN.
716. Albro Luzern, Jan. 19, 1850,
(Washington, Me.)
717. Kittie M., March 10, 1853,
(Harmony, Me.)
DESCENT PETERS JAMES 3, CHLOE F^.
307.
CHAS. A. METCALF^ MARRIED ELISABETH HIGHT, OCT. 5,1847.
CHILD.
718. Maiy Alice; Aug. 2^ 1860.
308.
a
JAMES A. METCALF^ MARRIED LUCINDA B. HUTCHINS,
SEPT. 11, 1848.
CHILDREN.
719. 'Clarence Addison, July 8, 1850,
(Lowell, Mass.)
720. Sarah Isabel, May 19, 1857,
(Lowell, Mass.)
721. Arthur Hutchins, Aug. 23, 1859, d. Oct. 7, 1861,
(Lawrence, Mass.)
SIXTH GENERATION. 107
DESCENT PETER 2, JAMES 3, CHLOE F*.
309.
SARAH B. METCALF ^ MARRIED WILLIAM MANN, JUNE 14, 1849.
CHILDREN.
723. Emily, Feb. 8, 1851,
(Slatersville, R.I.)
724. Harriett, Dec. 22, 1854,
(Franklin, Mass.)
725. William Addison, Oct. 9, 1857, d. Feb. 12, 1865.
(Franklin, Mass.)
726. Alden Taylor, Aug. 5, 1861,
(Franklin, Mass.)
727. Mary Emmons, Sept. 15, 1864,
(Franklin, Mass.)
310.
MARY C. METCALF ^ MARRIED BENJ. W. WHITING, JUNE 24, 1856.
CHILDREN.
728. Helen Amelia, Feb. 2, 1858,
(Wrentham, Mass.)
729. Handel Emmons, April 25, 1860, d. Oct. 5, 1860.
(Boston, Mass.)
313.
MARTHA METCALF MARRIED MELZAR W. ALLEN, FEB. 13, 1867.
CHILDREN BORN IN WALPOLE, MASS.
730. John stetson, Jan. 7, 1868.
731. Bernard Melzar, Dec. 19, 1869.
732. Charles Metcalf, Dec. 12, 1871.
108 SIXTH GENERATION.
DESCENT PETER 2^ JAMES 3, THOMAS B*.
315.
ESTHER H. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOHN ALLEN, JAN. 1, 1862,
CHILDREN BORN IN HOLLISTON, MASS.
733. Eddie Bernard, Feb. 4, 1863.
734. Susie Augusta, Sept. 10, 1865.
316.
SARAH E. ADAMS ^ MARRIED HENRY E. GAY, JULY 1, 1863.
CHILDREN BORN IN WEST MEDWAY, MASS.
735. Hattie Amelia, May 1, 1869.
736. Edith Lilliau, Feb. 16, 1872.
320.
JAMES T. ADAMS ^ MARRIED EUNICE ROCKWOOD, N07. 3, 1869.
CHILDREN.
737. Emily Mason, Aug. 23, 1870,
(Medway, Mass.)
738. George Rockwood, Jan. 16, 1873,
(Westboro', Mass.)
DESCENT SARAH B *.
326.
NATHANIEL E. ROBINSON^ MARRIED MARY E. COTTINGHAM,
MARCH, 1869.
CHILDREN BORN IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
739. Sophia Cottingham, Dec. 13, 1869.
740. Sarah Fairbanks, April 25, 1872.
SIXTH GENERATION. 109
DESCENT PETER 2, JAMES 3, PETER*.
332.
JAMES F. ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARY A. BIGELOW 5.
CHILD BORN IN FRAKKLIN, MASS.
741. Charles R., April 21, 1872,
DESCENT LUCY M.*
340.
MARTHA M. BIGELOW ^ MARRIED DONALD NICHOLSON.
CHILD.
742. Mary Grace, June 6, 187L
DESCENT PETER 2, NEHEMIAH^, OLIVER E.*
346.
JOHN M. ADAMS ^ MARRIED LAURA GOODWIN, NOV. 29, 1854.
CHILDREN BORN IN WALTHAM, MASS.
743. Laura Etta, Sept. 25, 1857.
744. Mary Ella, May 30, 1860, d. Aug. 16, 1866.
745. Hattie Marcia, Aug. 8, 1862.
746. Cora Elizabeth, Aug. 26, 1864, d. Sept. 20, 1865.
347,
MARY J. ADAMS ^ MARRIED DAVID KENDALL, FEB. 3, 1860.
CHILDREN BORN IN WALTHAM, MASS.
747. Charles Ellis, Feb. 3, 1861.
748. Mary Ritchie, Sept. 26, 1867,
749. Lena Ann, Jan. 28, 1869.
750. Josie Adams, March 14, 1872.
349.
ANN R. J. ADAMS ^ MARRIED EDGAR L. HULL, JAN. 19,1869.
CHILD BORN IN BOSTON.
751. Oliver Bliss, Aug. 14, 1869,
10
110 SEVENTH GENERATION.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ABIGAIL ^ POLLY THAYER^.
363.
CATHARINE C. COWAN ^ MARRIED RUFTJS MILLER IN 1858.
752. Nettie Cora, Oct. 25, 1859.
753. Lenorah, Oct. 12, 1861.
754. Julia, Aug. 20, 1863.
755. Beruice, Sept. 4, 1866.
756. Effie, Jan. 12, 1869.
757. Jennie, March 8, 1871.
DESCENT O. ALLEN THAYER 5.
364.
ANNIE O. THAYER^ MARRIED FRED H. SMITH, JUN.,
SEPT. 19, 1S60.
CHILD.
758. Josie D. Smith, April, 1862.
.DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS*, MARGARETS
373.
MARGARET MARIA HARTHORN ^ MARRIED WILLIAM ALLEN
ROWE, JUNE 9, 1837.
CHILDREN.
759. Silas Edward, Sept. 27, 1838, d. Nov. 9, 1841.
760. William Finson, July 26, 1840, d. Sept. 17, 1847.
761. Ellen Maria, Feb. 21, 1843, d. Nov. 18, 1860.
762. Clara Madora, May 12, 1849.
m. Hiram -Butterfield, Feb, 11, 1830.
SE VRNTIl GENERA TION.
Ill
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS 3, THADDEUS^ MxVKGARET 5.
374.
WARREN A. HARTHORN> MARRIED CAROLINE M^INTIRE,
MAY 20, 1848.
CHILDREN.
763. Mary A.,
m. Carl Sinclair,
764. Hattie A.,
m. Fred. Atwood,
Sept. 11, 1849,
(Eddington, Me.)
June 28, 1839,
(r. Brewer, Me.)
Nov. 27, 1852.
July 18, 1848,
(r. Brewer, Me.)
375.
MARY B. HARTHORN^ MARRIED CHAS. HOWARD, NOV. 4, 1841.
CHILDREN BORN IN BREWER, ME.
765.
Cliarlotte S.,
Sept. 11, 1842.
m.
A^atianiel Reed,
Jan. 14, 1840.
766.
Ellen,
June 7, 1844.
m.
George Fields,
May 15, 1845.
377.
LUCINDA S. HAETHORN ® MARRIED JOSHUA BUTLER, MAY 12, 1846.
CHILDREN.
767. Willie Edward, May 13, 1848,
(Brewer, Me.)
m. Fannie Whittier, b. Nov. 7, 1847.
m. Dec. 18, 1871.
768. Henry Paine, Jan. 20, 1853, drowned May 21, 1860.
(Bradley, Me.)
112 SEVENTH GENERATION.
])ESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS^ MARGARETS.
378.
PHILANDA B. HARTHON ^ MARRIED RUFU3 K. KTLGORE,
DEC. 19, IS&O.
CHILDREN.
769. Floraette, Nov. 13, 1851.
770. Freddie 0., Sept. 8, 1847.
379.
ABIGAIL S. HARTHORN ® MARRIED IRA ROWE, APRIL 28, 1850.
CHILDREN.
771. Abby Annette^ March 11, 1851, d. Oct. 10, 1857.
(Eddingtou, Me.)
772. Lillie May, May 5, 1855,
(Bradley, Me.)
773. Achy S., April 19, 1858,
(Bradley, Me.)
774. Laila M., Nov. 16, 1869,
(Bradley, Me.)
380.
GEORGE ALBERT SMART ^ MARRIED ELLEN F. SINCLAIR,
MARCH 17, 1859.
CHILDREN BORN IN BREWER, ME.
775. George Harry, Dec. 16, 1859.
776. Lillie B., July 9, 1863.
777. Ernest H., March 13, 1867, d. Aug. 15, 1869.
778. Lu M., Jan. 2, 1870.
779. Fanny M., Feb. 6, 1872.
SEVENTH GENERATION. ' 113
DESCENT JOHN 2, THxVDDEUS^, THADDEUS^ THADDEUS 5.
381.
EMMA D. ADAMS ^ MARRIED EMERY W. WARD, MAY 20, 1848.
CHILDREN BORN IN EAST EDDINGTON.
780. Harland E., Dec. 21, 1853.
781. Cora L., Oct. 12, 1858.
782. Eulalie I., Sept. 25, 1870.
382.
BROOCKSEY C. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOHN J. TEMPLE,
AUG. 31, 1851.
CHILDREN BORN IN EAST EDDINGTON.
783. Anson A., February, 1852, d. February, 1853.
784. John Hanson, Nov. 5, 1854.
785. Mary Etta, Oct. 23, 1855.
786. Elroy Ernest, Sept. 6, 1873.
385.
ALVONA S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED NATHANIEL E. BAKER,
OCT. 3, 1867.
CHILDREN.
787. Emma Jane, July 21, 1868.
788. Oracle May, March 12, 1870.
386.
MARY LYDIA ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOHN D. MORRISON,
NOV. 21, 1871.
DAUGHTER BORN IN LAWRENCE, MASS.
789. Leila Estelle, Nov. 19, 1872.
10*
114 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS 3, THADDEUS*, FISHERY.
387.
CHILDREN OF THOMAS F. ADAMS ^ AND LAURA J.
cuMM^^fGS.
700. Gilbert, Dec. 11, 1858.
791. Franklin, May 16, 1860,
390.
CHILDREN OF ALBERT ADAMS AND JCLIA A. WHITTAKER.
792. Annie, June 21, 1865, d. July 2, 1865.
793. Emma N., April 21, 1870.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^^, THADDEUS^ LUCINDA^.
395.
LUCY SMITH ^ MARRIED ELISHA ROWE, MAY 6, 1847.
CHILDREN.
794. Luella, Feb. 22, 1848, d. March 14, 1849.
795. Leslie, Sept. 20, 185.1.
397.
FRANKLIN A. SMITH ^ MARRIED MARY T. BECK, AUG. 14, 18&t>.
CHILDREN BORN IN PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
796. Charles J. F., July 21, 1861.
797. J. Edward E., Aug. 20, 1863.
798. Franklin Adams, Sept. 21, 1868.
799. Clara Estelle, Dec. 10, 1870.
800. Clarence W., Aug. 10, 1873.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
115
DESCENT FRANKLINS.
398.
CHILDREN OF BENJAMIN F. ADAMS AND DORINDA 0. DONOHUE.
801. Frances,
802. Agnes,
Nov. 24, 1872, d. May 4, 1874.
April 15, 1874, d. May 1, 1874.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, RACHAEL*, ALPHEUS ALDRICH^.
408.
GEORGE \y. ALDRICH ^ MARRIED PHYLA A. MARTIN, SEPT. 17, 1851.
CHILDREN.
803. Mary I., Jan. 11, 1853,
(Concord, N.Y.)
m. Byron S. Clark, March 22, 1870.
804. Eniily Ann, July 11, 1855,
(Concord, N.Y.)
805. Charlie Alpheus, July 11, 1857,
(Concord, N.Y.)
806. Arabella Jane,
807. Susan Maria,
808. Albert Lewis,
809. Herbert Elmer,
810. Byron Grant,
811. Ella May,
Sept. 26, 1859,
(Concord, N.Y.)
Aug. 26,1861,
(Concord, N.Y.)
Sept. 20, 1865, d.
(Concord, N.Y.)
Feb. 5, 1867,
(Concord, N.Y.>
April 5, 1869,
(Concord, N.Y.)
Feb. 22, 1874,
(Concord, N.Y.)
Oct. 9, 1865.
116 SEVENTH GENERATION.
409.
FRANCIS O. ALDRICH ^ MARRIED ANNA DAVIS, MARCH 1, 1859.
CHILDREN.
812. Benj. Franklin, March 31, 1860,
(Collins, N.Y.)
BY SECOND WIFE, ORLINA A. BURNAP, MARRIED OCT. 27, 1862.
813. George Edward, Oct. 10,1863,
(Collins, N.Y.)
814. Elta Orabell, Dec. 5, 1866,
(Collins, N.Y.)
410.
SUSAN M. ALDRICH ^ MARRIED G. W. KELLOM, DEC. 25, 1857.
CHILD.
815. Anna Eliza, March 6, 1859.
DESCENT J0HN2, THADDEUS3, RACHAEL^, ADALINE ALDRICH s
411.
HENRY W. RAND ILL ^ MARRIED MARY DIXON, OCT. 17, 1855.
CHILDREN.
816. Emma J., July 17, 1857.
817. Adda B., Dec. 15, 1860.
818. Etta F., July 17, 1869.
412.
ADELAIDE E. RANDALL^ MARRIED JOHN W. MITCHELL,
APRIL 5, 1855.
CHILDREN.
819. Walter B., Oct 28, 1857.
820. John W., jun., Nov. 19, 1865.
BY SECOND HUSBAND, GEORGE B. SMITH, MARRIED APRIL 2, 1868.
821. Josie M., March 31, 1870, d. July 22, 1870.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 117
414.
JOSEPHINE A. RANDALL ^ MARRIED GEORGE W. bUSTIN.
CHILD.
822. Minnie A., Oct. 22, 1872.
DESCEINT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, TIMOTHY 4, TIMOTHY P5.
416.
CHILDREN OF FREDERICK ADAMS® AND M. E. DORR.
823. Edmund J., Sept. 1, 1853,
(Bucksport.)
824. Mary L., March 8, 1857,
(BrcAver.)
825. Annie B., Aug. 14, 1869,
(Brewer.)
417.
CHILDREN OF MARY F. ADAMS® AND ENOCH FOWLER.
BORN IN ORRINGTON, ME,
826. Willie B., March 25, 1860, d. 1861.
827. Mary L., Oct. 25, 1864.
828. Edwin H., Nov. 25, 1865.
418.
CHILD OF ANNIE M. ADAMS AND BEECHER GREGG.
BORN IN BREWER, ME.
829. Annie, March 11, 1854.
DESCENT LEANDER.5
420.
CHILD OF EDWIN L. ADAMS AND SABRINA C. BARTLETT.
BORN IN HAMPDEN, ME.
830. Willie E., Jan. 5, 1869.
118 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS S ALBERTS
429.
ALBERT FREEMAN ADAMS ^ MARRIED J. S. GALBREATH
OF GOODLETTSVILLE, TENN., JAN. 26, 1861.
CHILDREN.
831. William H., March 27, 1862,
(Nashville, Tenn.)
832. Henry C, Aug. 13, 18G6,
(Louisville, Ky.)
833. Edward R., May 15, 1869,
(Louisville, Ky.)
DESCENT SIMEON P^.
435 and 200.
ISABELLA J. ADAMS ^ MARRIED CALVIN CLAFLIN ^,
MARCH 31.1859.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
834. Florence, Oct. 20, 1871.
DESCENT EMERSON 5.
439.
ABBY JOSEPHINE ADAMS ^ MARRIED GEORGE ALDEN MILLS,
NOV. 17, 1858.
She died in Brooklyn, N.Y., of consumption.
CHILDREN.
835. Charles Fisher, ' April 11, 1860,
(Framingham.)
836. George Gastave, March 29, 1863, d. Aug. 27, 1863.
(Framingham.)
837. Idolette Bronson, Aug. 28, 1864,
(Brooklyn, N.Y.)
838. Willie Clark, Aug. 29, 1866, d. Aug. 29, 1867.
(Brooklyn, N.Y.)
SEVEN in GENERATION. * 119
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS S GARDNERS.
440.
ADELAIDE C. ADAMS ^ MARRIED CHARLES I. DEAN,
FEB. 28, 1859.
CHILDREN BORN IN FRANKLIN.
839. George Oliver, Oct. 24, 1865.
840. Arthur Adams, Dec. 1, 1867.
841. Charles Gardner, April 4, 2870.
441.
WILLIAM G. ADAMS ^ MARRIED LILLIAN A. HOLT,
AUG. 31, 186L
CHILDREN.
842. Addie Louisa, Feb. 12, 1862,
(Franklin.)
843. Henry Edmund, July 22, 1864,
(Franklin.)
844. William Hoyle, June 28, 1867,
(Franklin.)
845. Henrietta Darling, Jan. 3, 1869, d. Nov. 4, 1872.
(Boston.)
846. Stephen Alfred, Jan. 11, 1842,
(South Dedham.)
442.
AURELIA E. ADAMS ^ MARRIED WILLIAM H. ROBLEE,
SEPT. 21, 1861.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
847. Estella Eunice, Feb. 15, 1863, d. Oct. 30, 1863.
BY OWEN E. BALLOU, MARRIED NOV. 27, 1864.
848. Wilhemina Ellsworth, Oct. 29, 1865,
(Milford.)
849. Clara Eveline, July 23, 1872,
(Franklin.)
120 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUS*, GARDNERS.
444.
GEORGE A. ADAMS ^ MARRIED CLARA I. GOWEN, NOV. 30, 1871.
CHILD BORN IN FRANKLIN.
850. May Silloway, Aug. 21, 1872.
DESCENT ERASTUS^
448,
MARY E. ADAMS ® MARRIED MARTIN V. TINGLEY IN 1864.
CHILD BORN IN BELLINGHAM.
851. George Clinton, Feb. 13, 1870.
450.
WILLIAM M E. ADAMS'^ MARRIED GEORGIANA HACKLEY,
SEPT. 15, 1866.
She died in Virginia of consumption.
CHILD BORN IN BRATTLEBORO', VT.
852. Frederick Merrill, Feb. 25, 1870,
453.
ISABELLA F. ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOSEPH L. GAMMELL,
FEB, 10, 1868.
CHILDREN.
853. Oscar F., Oct. 24, 1870, d. 1870.
(Orange, Mass.)
854. George Francis, May 4, 1872,
(Fitchburg, Mass.)
855. Josie Belle, Oct. 22, 1873,
(Fitchburg, Mass.)
SEVENTH GENERATION, 121
DESCENT JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, ALPHEUSS ERASTUS^.
455.
GARDNER ERASTUS ADAMS ^ MARRIED JOSIE A. BARBER,
NOV. 14,1872.
CHILD BORN IN WORCESTER, MASS.
856. Walter Gardner, Jan. 12, 1874.
DESCENT JOHN^, JOHN 3, SALLYS SUSAN HAWES^.
463.
SARAH ANN CLARK ^ MARRIED EDWARD R. SMITH,
MAY 7, 1851.
CHILD BORN IN HOLYOKE, MASS.
857. Abbott Lawrence, May 14, 1852, d. Jan. 1, 1854.
464.
NATHANIEL CLARK ^ MARRIED CATHARINE E. WILMARTH,
APRIL 10, 1861.
She was born in Whitinsville, Mass.
CHILDREN.
858. Arthur Wilmarth, March 5, 1864,
(Pawtucket, R.I.)
859. Alice Hawes, July 9, 1866,
(Whitinsville.)
860. Frederick Everett, Dec. 18, 1868, d. Sept. 20, 1873.
(Maiden.)
861. Annie May, May 4, 1874,
(Chicopee Falls.)
11
122 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT NATHANIEL HAWES^.
465.
ALVIEA S. HAWES^ MARRIED JOHN E. GRANT, NOV. 26, 1862.
CHILDREN.
Carrie Louise, April 9, 1865.
George Edward, Sept. 1, 1868, d. April 2, 1869.
Ernest Hamlin, Nov. 20, 1870.
467.
EUGENE D. HAWES^ MARRIED ANNIE M. HOWARD, DEC. 25,1872.
CHILD.
Nellie Louise, Nov. 9, 1873.
DESCENT J0HN2, JOHN^, NATHAN *, DANIEL &.
473.
NANCY JANE ADAMS ^ MARRIED GEORGE KIRK, MAY 23, 1851.
CHILDREN BORN IN WAUKEGAN, ILL.
862. Samuel, May 21, 1852.
863. Mary Ella, July 26, 1854.
864. Lizzie May, May 16, 1857.
865. Charles, June 20, 1859, d. Oct. 26, 1859.
866. Allie, Dec. 28, 1865.
474.
JAMES H. ADAMS ^ MARRIED HATTIE PR YEN, MARCH, 1868.
CHILD BORN IN CHICAGO, ILL.
867. Mabelle, June 6, 187L
SEVENTH generation: 123
DESCENT J0HN2, JOHN^, NATHAN 4, HARVEY 5.
477.
CHILDREN OP SARAH L. ADAMS ^ AND ALVAN K. STODDARD,
BORN IN NEW HAJNIPTON, lA.
86>^. Jessie Elizabeth, Aug. 17, 1869.
869. Carrie Antoinette, Aug. 2, 1871.
478.
CHILD OF EMILY J. ADAMS ^ AND AMOS BABCOCK.
BORN IN NEW HAMPTON, lA.
870. Herbert Emerson, Oct. 4, 1871.
DESCENT CYRUS 4, POLLY C^.
484.
AMOS F. CLAFLIN^ MARRIED NELLIE SHERWIN, JAN. 1, 186i
CHILD BORN IN MEDWAY, MASS.
871. Lewis Adams, July 11, 1865.
DESCENT PETER 4, NANCY S^.
489.
LAURA M. MESSER^ MARRIED JASON ROBBINS IN 1864.
CHILDREN.
872. Hampton L., Dec. 25, 1865.
873. George E., May 3, 1869.
874. Mary A., Feb. 15, 1872.
124 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOHN 2, JOHN 3, PETER*, AMANDA 5.
497.
EDWIN L. THOMPSON^ MARRIED MARGARET A. SULLIVAN
IN 1858.
CHILDREN.
875. F. Hartwell, July 29, 1858.
876. George W., March 21, 1861.
877. Edwin M., Dec. 9, 1868.
878. Richard B., Oct. 16, 1873.
500.
LIZZIE A. THOMPSON^ MARRIED ADELBERT H. STETSON
IN 1862.
CHILDREN.
879. Harry, Oct. 29, 1862, d. April 15, 1864.
880. Edwin A., June 3, 1865.
881. Herbert, Nov. 10, 1867, d. Feb. 8, 1868.
A daughter, May 14, 1874.
DESCENT MARIA A 5.
501.
CHARLES H. FISHER ^ MARRIED JULIA WILEY IN 1871.
CHILD.
882. Georgie, Sept. 8, 1871.
DESCENT JOHNS.
507.
FRANCIS M. ADAMS ^ MARRIED ELLEN WEYMOUTH IN 1868.
CHILD BORN IN MORRILL, ME.
883. Eulalie, Oct. 1, 1869.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 125
DESCENT EUNICE*, WALDO DANIELS 5.
526.
ARVILLE F. DANIELS ^ MARRIED MARY L. BOWDEN, NOV. 19, 1872.
CHILD BORN IN BUCKSPORT, ME.
884. Mertie Rowena, May 27, 1873.
DESCENT JOHN 2, WILLIAMS, AMOS*, ELIZABETHS.
571.
MYRA E. FISKE^ MARRIED GEORGE H. SHAW
OF EAST WEYMOUTH, JULY 31, 1864.
CHILDREN.
885. Annie Louise, June 5, 1865.
886. George Fiske, July 12, 1870.
DESCENT WILLIAMS MARY ANN^.
577.
WILLIAM A. B. BLAKE ^ MARRIED ELIZA J. POND, SEPT. 15, 1862.
CHILDREN.
887. Nettie Metcalf, Feb 17, 1864,
(Franklin, Mass.)
888. Myron Adants, June 28, 1869, d. Jan. 2, 1870.
(Med way, Mass.)
889. Mary Eveline, June, 17, 1873,
(Med way, Mass.)
578.
GEORGE A. A. BLAKE ^ MARRIED ELIZABETH JENKS, NOV. 26, 1868.
CHILDREN.
890. Lewis Edwards, Aug. 9, 1869.
891. Anna Eudora, Oct. 22, 1871.
11*
126 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENDANTS OF PETEE2, JOEL 3, POLLY 4, MAHALA^
603.
ESTHER A. GPvI^I^ELL^ MARRIED OLIVER D. CHAPMAN,
NOV. 13, 1838.
CHILDREN.
892. Cora, Aug. 19, 1859, d. April 19, 1871.
(Exeter, Me.)
893. Evelina, Dec. 26, 1862,
(Exeter, Me.)
894. Alice E., March 19, 1864,
(Exeter, Me.)
895. Flora E., April 18, 1867,
(Exeter, Me.)
896. Louisa, Dec. 26, 1869,
(Plymouth, Me.)
604.
CORNELIUS I. GRINNELL^ MARRIED SARAH S. MILLS,
JUNE 12, 1864.
CHILDREN BORN IN EXETER, ME.
897. Ada Mabel, March 19, 1865.
898. Luella Amelia, July 8, 1866, d. May 28, 1872.
899. George G., June 22, 1868.
605.
JANE M. GRINNELL^ MARRIED JOHN W. LEATHERS,
DEC. 12, 1864.
CHILDREN BORN IN EXETER, ME.
900. Ada Yinett, Sept. 28, 1866.
901. Charles B., Sept. 28, 1866.
902. Amelia Robinson, Jan. 18, 1870.
903. Ira Noyes, Nov. 10, 1871.
SEVENTH GENEIiATION. 127
DESCENT POLLY 4, LEWIS IRISH &.
615.
CHILDREN OF CORDELIA C. IRISH ^ AND ALBERT ALLEN.
BORN IN WELLINGTON, ME.
904. William, Oct. 28, 1864.
905. Mary Ann, April 17, 1868.
906. FJotillah, May 7, 1872.
616.
WILDER S. IRISH ^ MARRIED SUSANNAH TOWER, NOV. 28, 1869.
CHILD.
907. Mary E., May 6, 1871.
DESCENT JACOB S.*, SUSANS
632.
CHILDREN OF MARY A. FLETCHER^ AND AMBROSE
SPAULDING.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
908.
Cora,
March 26, 1855.
m.
William
Br
agg.
909.
Dana,
May, 1859.
910.
Annie,
May, 1862.
911.
Amy,
January, 1867.
912.
Hattie,
Sept. 1870.
635.
CHILDREN OF MAHAL A C. FLETCHER ^ AND ROBERT HEAL.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
913. William R., December, 1859.
914. JolmE., February, 1863.
915. Colby M., February, 1871.
128 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JACOB S.*, SUSAN 5.
637.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM E. FLETCHER^ AND EMILY HEAL.
BORN IN LINCOLNVILLE, ME.
916. Wilber, January, 1864.
917. George.
DESCENT JAMES".
643.
SON OF JOHN Q. ADAMS ^ AND EMILY L. GREGORY.
BORN IN ROCKLAND, ME.
918. Albert Keene, April 12, 1870.
DESCENT EMMA 4, PETER A. STUBBS^.
663.
GUSTANA STUBBS ^ MARRIED HERMAN HARRIS, MAY 19, 1857.
CHILDREN.
919. McKendree, Aug. 17, 1860,
(Union, Me.)
920. Gracie, Aug. 5, 1862,
(Union, Me.)
921. Isaac Augustus, July 7, 1865,
(Union, Me.)
922. Eugene Arthur, July 27, 1869,
(Montville, Me.)
923. Mary, Oct. 23, 1871,
(Montville, Me.)
SEVENTH GENERATION. , 129
DESCENT OLIVIA D. STUBBS^.
669.
CHILDREN or EMILY S. HART^ AND NELSON BILLS.
92+.
Hattie Butler,
May 18,1860.
925.
Plienia P.,
Oct. 15, 1862.
926.
Mary E.,
Dec. 19, 1864.
927.
Ida M.,
Feb. 13, 1866.
928.
Cora 0.,
March 27, 1869.
929.
Otis E.,
Sept. 21, 1872.
D.
670.
CHILDREN OF JOEL S. HART ^ AND MYRA KIMBALL.
930. Leroy E., Jan. 2, 1868.
931. Yelzora E., March 2, 1871.
671.
CHILDREN OF MARCELLUS HART ^ AND ABBIE TEMPLE.
932. Milly, April 2, 1863.
933. Franky, Sept. 10, 1870.
672.
CHILDREN OF RACHAEL A. HART ^ AND CHARLES H. POWELL.
934. Olivia E., Aug. 18, 1871.
935. WilHe S., Aug. 20, 1873.
130 SEVENTH GENERATION.
DESCENT JOEL 3, WARD 3, EBENEZER AV.S MIMA*, WARD^
709.
MATILDA S. ADAMS ^ MARRIED HIRAM G. RACE, JAN. 2, 186L
CHILD BORN IN BOOTHBAY, ME,
936. Henry Atwood, Nov. 27, 1865.
710.
WESLEY F. ADAMS ^ MARRIED MARY E. MILLER, JAN. 16, 1862.
CHILDREN.
937. Elmer' Marsliall, Nuv. 27, 1865,
(Booth bay, Me.)
938. Ernest Lovell, Oct. 16, 1867,
(Waldoboro', Me.)
711.
OLIVIA C. ADAMS ^ MARRIED FRED W. YOUNG, FEB. 10, 1870.
SON BORN IN CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
939. Fred William, jun., Feb. 26, 1872.
EIGHTH GENERATION, 131
EIGHTH GENERATION.
DESCENDANTS JOHN 2, THADDEUS^, THADDEUS^ MARGARET 5,
MARGARET M. HARTHORN^.
762.
CLARA M, ROWE^ MARRIED HIRAM BUTTERFIELD,
AUG. 27, 1867.
SON BORN IN BRADLEY, ME.
940. Willie Rowe, Nov. 8, 1869.
DESCENT WARREN A. HARTHORN 6.
763.
r
MARY A. HARTHORN^ MARRIED CARL SINCLAIR, JUNE 12, 1&70.
SON BORN IN BREWER, ME. ^^
941. Ernest Linwood, Feb. 14, 1872, ' •>}'
764,
HATTIE A. HARTHORN"^ MARRIED FRED. ATWOOD,
OCT. 21, 1868.
SON BORN IN BREWER, ME.
942. Edwin S., Feb. 23, 1869.
DESCENT MARY B. HOWARDS
765.
CHARLES S. HOWARD*^ MARRIED NATHANIEL REED,
JUNE 14, 1860.
DAUGHTER BORN IN BRADLEY, ME.
943. Gracie May, June 27, 1867, d. June 10, 1870.
■\
132 FAGUTH GENERATION.
DESCENT MARY B. HOWARDS
766.
ELLEN HOWARD' MARRIED GEORGE FIELDS, MAY 16, 1865.
DAUGHTER BORN IN BREWER, ME.
944. Mary B., Sept. 10, 1866.
rAMILY INDEX.
FATHERS' NAMES.
No, Page,
SECOND GENERATION . . . . 14
1. John Adams . . . . . '. . . . .14
THIRD GENERATION . . . . 16
2. John Adams . . . . . . . . . .16
3. Jabez Fisher ; . . 19
5. Michael Metcalf 19
6. Peter Adams 20
10. Henry Wilson 21
FOURTH GENERATION .... 22
:i2. Tliaddeus Adams 22
J 3. John Adams 24, 25
14. Nathaniel Adams 25
15. William Adams 26
16. Asa Fisher -26
33. Simeon Partridge ......... 27
^6. Joel Adams 28
39. Calvin Metcalf 29
40. Ward Adams 29
42. Eli Taft 30
t:3. James Adams 31
•^5. Nehemiah Adams . . . . . . . . . 32
12 133
134
FAMILY INDEX.
FATHERS' NAMES.
No,
FAMILIES — FIFTH GENERATION
48. Joseph Gillmore .
49. Obadiah A. Thayer .
50. Thaddeus Adams .
51. Seneca Aldrich .
52. Timothy Adams .
53. Alpheus Adams
54. Jonathan Hawes
55. Nathan Adams .
57. Daniel Adams
58. Macy Adams
59. Cyrus Adams
60. Peter Adams .
61. Samuel Adams
64. Selden Borden .
65. Fisher Daniels
QQ. Jeremiah Claflin
6 7. John Mason Adams
68. Artemas Adams
69. Stephen Adams
70. Bela Cleaveland
73. Ichabod Dean
74. Amos Adams
75. William Adams
77. Lewis Fisher .
80. Archibald De Witt
81. Nathan A. Fisher
86. Cornelius Irish
88. Jacob S. Adams
89. Jeremiah Stubbs .
92. James Adams
94. Joel Adams .
100. Ebenezer W. Adams
110. Joseph A. Metcalf .
111. Thomas B. Adams ,
112. James Adams .
113. Ebenezer W. Robinson
1 14. Peter Adams
115. James Bio^elow
117. Oliver E. Adams
119. Shubael P. Adams
FAMILY INDEX. 135
FATHERS' NAMES.
No. Page.
FAMILIES — SIXTH GENERATION ... 63
120. Joseph Gillmore 63
121. John Cowaa .......... 63
126. O. Allen Thayer 64
128. Thaddeus A. Thayer 65
131. Silas Harthorn .......... 66
131. Robert Smart .......... 66
132. Thaddeus Adams .67
133. Fisher Adams 68
134. Benjamin Smith .......... 68
135. Franklin Adams 69
138. Alpheus Aldrich 70
140. Levi Randall ; ... 71
142. Addison Adams 71
' 2 143. Timothy P. Adams 72
144. Leander S. Adams .......'.. 72
146. Cyrus Adams 72
147. Benjamin A. Adams ......... 73
149. Albert Adams 74
150. Simeon P. Adams 75
151. Emerson Adams ......... 75
152. Gardner Adams .......... 76
153. Erastus Adams 77
"55. Nathan Hawes 79
56. Hiram Clark' • . 79
'.59. Nathaniel Hawes 80
^61. Paschal P. Brooks 81
162. Daniel Adams 81
L64. Harvey Adams . . . . . . . . . 82
173. Harrison Claflin 82
177. Joel W. Adams 83
- 80. Thomas Kennedy 83
^81. Ebenezer Messer 83
^82. Milton Thompson 84
'83. Charles B. Fisher 84
184. John Adams 85
185. William Adams 85
186. Benjamin Barnard ......... 85
|89. George Glines 86
Us. Levi Ball . . . 86
)
136
FAMILY INDEX.
SIXTH GENERATION.
No.
199. Waldo Daniels
203. Artemas Adams
205. John Adams
206. E. W. Minard .
207. Daniel S. Grant .
210. William C. Adiras .
213. Artemas Mason Adams
214. John M. Adams
219. Charles T. Ad.ims
220. Albert Clerweland .
226. Fi^her A. Cleaveland ,
236. Horatio Fiske .
237. John Weston
245. Elias Blake
248. Apollos Wilmarih .
250. William Adams
251. James M. Hard wick
252. Israel A. Dodge
253. James B. Mahr
254. MiUon S. Adams
262. William Grinnell .
263. Milton Irish
201. Lewis Irish .
265. Joseph Irish
266. Joseph H. Waltcm
269. Daniel Fletclier
270. WiUiam Adams .
271. James Adams
272. John Q. Adams .
273. Israel S. Adams
27 7. Benson B. Weed .
278. Emerson P. D. ink water
279. Peter A. Stubbs .
282. Edward Hart .
285. A. C. Colhns
286. Franklin Freeland .
287. Joseph E. Adams .
289. Allen Marden .
290. Hollis N. Sherman
292. Merrill H. Adams .
Page.
. 87
FAMILY INDEX.
137
No.
296.
297.
303.
304.
307.
308.
1^09.
.^10.
.■313.
.^If).
316.
320.
326.
332.
340.
[346.
[347.
349.
SIXTH GENERATION.
Page.
Asbury C. Adams . . • 104
Ward"^ Adams 105
True Page Adams 105
Alfred S. Adams 106
Charles A. Metcalf 106
James A. Metcalf . .106
William Mann 107
Benjimin W. Whiting . . . . . . . .107
Melzar W. Allen 107
John Allen . . . . . . . . . .108
Henry E. Gay . . . . . ^ . . . .108
James T. Adams 108
N. E. Robinson 108
James F. Adams 109
Donald Nicholson 109
John Marshall 109
David Kendall 109
Edgar L. Hull 109
FATHERS' NAMES.
FAMILIES — SEVENTH GKNERATION
J3G3.
I3G4.
'373.
1374.
3 75.
377.
3 78.
3 79.
3 SO.
381.
382.
385.
\se.
!S7.
!90.
;95.
:97.
98.
Rufus Miller
Fred H. Smith, jun, ,
William A. Rowe .
Warren A. Harthorn
Charles Howard .
Joshua Butler .
Rufus K. Kilo-ore .
Ira Rowe .
George A. Smart .
E. W. Ward .
J'jhn J. Tempk- .
N. E. Baker .
John D. Morrison
Thomas F. Adams
Albert Adams
Elisha Rowe
Franklin A. Smith
Benjamin F. Adams
12*
110
110
110
110
111
111
111
112
112
112
113
113
113
113
114
114
114
114
115
138
FAMILY INDEX.
SEVENTH GENERATION
No.
408.
409.
410.
411.
412.
414.
416.
417.
418.
420.
429.
435.
439.
440.
441.
442.
442.
444.
448.
450.
453.
455.
463.
464.
465.
467.
473.
474.
477.
478.
484.
489.
497.
500.
501.
507.
526.
571.
577.
578.
George W. Aldrich
Francis O. Aldrich
G. W. Kellom
Henry W. Randall
John W. Mitchell
George W. Dustin
Frederick Adams .
Enoch Fowler .
Beecher Greyer
Edwin L. Adams
A. Freeman Adams
Calvin Claflin .
George A. Mills .
Charles I. Dean
William G. Adams
WilHam H. R^blee .
Owen E. Ballou .
George A. Adams
Martin Y. Tingley
William M. E. Adams
Joseph L. Gammell
Gardner E. Adams .
Edward R. Smith
Nathaniel Clark
John E. Grant
Eugene D. Hawes
George Kirk
James H. Adams
A. K. Stoddard
Amos Babcock .
Amos F. Claflin
Jason Robbins .
E. L. Thompson .
A. H. Stetson .
Charles H. Fisher .
Francis M. Adams
Arvilie F. Daniels
George H. Shaw
W. A. E. Blake .
George A. A. Blake
FAMILY INDEX.
139
SEVENTH GENERATION.
No.
603 O. D. Chapman .
604. C. I. Grinnell .
605. John W. Leathers
615. Albert Allen ,
616. Wilder S.Irish.
632. Ambrose Spaulding
635. Robert Heal
637. W. E. Fletcher .
643. John Q. Adams .
^63. Herman Harris
€69. Nelson Bills
€70. Joel S. Hart
671. Marcellus Hart .
€72. Charles H. Powell
709. Hiram G. Race .
710. Wesley F. Adams
711. Fred W. Young
762. Hiram Butterfield
763. Carl Sinclair .
764. Fred Atwood
765. Nathaniel Reed
766. George Fields
EIGHTH GENERATION
Page.
. 126
126
. 126
127
127
127
127
128
128
128
129
129
129
129
130
130
130
131
. 131
131
. 131
131
. 132
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