This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: adams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/CI.2ADEB/9303.1 Message Board Post: I have a picture of an Eddie Adams standing outside on steps. I think the other two men are Joe Shannon and Joe Mc Laughlin. Hope this is of some help to you. I will try scanning and sending it. Bev

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CI.2ADEB/9312 Message Board Post: Looking for any photo that may be out there of Ora Etta Hinshaw, born April 3, 1868 at Lynn, Randolph Co. Indiana, died Aug., 11, 1917 at Lynn. Married Stephen Orlando Adams, Dec. 31, 1891 at Lynn. CHILDREN Guy Barbara Cleo Gladys Belli Iva Ellen John Harold Carl Henry Thank You

Bob Addleman: I have a JOHN ADAMS b. ca. 1765 in Va. Email me and tell me more and I'll see if we can connect. Robin in Ga. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Addleman" <bobaddleman@sbcglobal.net> To: <ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 12:21 PM Subject: Re: [ADAMS-L] Adams Brick Yard - Baltimore Maryland > Hi > > I'm still trying to figure out where I can connect up my isolated JOHN > ADAMS (1765) who was born in VA but rumors always indicated he might have > been in PA also. > > For details see my website at bobaddleman.com for Adams. > > Bob Addleman > Los Angeles > > On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:58 AM, DVS1119@aol.com wrote: > >> Mary: >> >> Since you went to Glen Echo--can you tell us where it is? >> >> Re: Adams----I don't really have any MD research on them. What I have >> is >> from PA and mostly on my husband's direct line. >> >> William Adams/ >> Thomas Adams b 1735 m Magdalena _____ Thomas is buried at Conewago >> Chapel >> >> Magdalena >> at St. Joseph's Taneytown >> Joseph Adams b 1755 m Elizabeth Haines Buried St. Augustine near >> Patton, PA >> Mary E. Adams b 1792 m John Wilt >> Lucy A. Wilt b 1821 m Conrad Carle >> Emily Rachel Carle b 1848 m James W. Gallaher >> Lucy Jane Gallaher b 1886 m David N. Snyder >> David B. Snyder b 1903 m Ruth I. Zimmerman >> James W. Snyder--my husband >> >> Doris Snyder >> >> >> >> ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== >> To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com >> To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com >> List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com >> Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS >> For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html >> >> > > > ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com > List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com > Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS > For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html > >

Hi I'm still trying to figure out where I can connect up my isolated JOHN ADAMS (1765) who was born in VA but rumors always indicated he might have been in PA also. For details see my website at bobaddleman.com for Adams. Bob Addleman Los Angeles On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:58 AM, DVS1119@aol.com wrote: > Mary: > > Since you went to Glen Echo--can you tell us where it is? > > Re: Adams----I don't really have any MD research on them. What I > have is > from PA and mostly on my husband's direct line. > > William Adams/ > Thomas Adams b 1735 m Magdalena _____ Thomas is buried at Conewago > Chapel > > Magdalena > at St. Joseph's Taneytown > Joseph Adams b 1755 m Elizabeth Haines Buried St. Augustine near > Patton, PA > Mary E. Adams b 1792 m John Wilt > Lucy A. Wilt b 1821 m Conrad Carle > Emily Rachel Carle b 1848 m James W. Gallaher > Lucy Jane Gallaher b 1886 m David N. Snyder > David B. Snyder b 1903 m Ruth I. Zimmerman > James W. Snyder--my husband > > Doris Snyder > > > > ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com > List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com > Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS > For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Adams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CI.2ADEB/9311 Message Board Post: RE: The Marshallite, 1929 John Marshall High School yearbook (Richmond, VA) Adams, Frances Adams, J. H. Adams, Willie Raymond This yearbook lists the members of the Senior class of 1929, faculty members, members of the Corps of Cadets, and many members of various clubs (not all). Unfortunately, it does not list the names of the members of the Junior, Sophomore or Freshmen classes (only officers listed for those classes). I extracted all of the names (& some other information) from the yearbook & have put them on my genealogy web site (total of 13 web pages, containing over 1,900 records; sorted alphabetically by surname). The link to the first page of these extracts on my web site is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/family/research/1929marshallite/1929marshallite1.html Or it can be accessed through the "General Research" link on the main page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.html Please note that I put all kinds of genealogy information on my web site, not just data about the families I am researching. I hope the information I've put online helps someone with their research . . . Susan :) Sassytazzy's Online Genealogy Research Library http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.html

Sarah Bowne b 1832 m d 1889 spouse # 1 Stephen Sprague spouse # 2 ? 1st name Adams thanks for any info on these families Audrey Bowne Seattle acbowne1@yahoo.com --------------------------------- Yahoo! DSL Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less

Mary: Since you went to Glen Echo--can you tell us where it is? Re: Adams----I don't really have any MD research on them. What I have is from PA and mostly on my husband's direct line. William Adams/ Thomas Adams b 1735 m Magdalena _____ Thomas is buried at Conewago Chapel Magdalena at St. Joseph's Taneytown Joseph Adams b 1755 m Elizabeth Haines Buried St. Augustine near Patton, PA Mary E. Adams b 1792 m John Wilt Lucy A. Wilt b 1821 m Conrad Carle Emily Rachel Carle b 1848 m James W. Gallaher Lucy Jane Gallaher b 1886 m David N. Snyder David B. Snyder b 1903 m Ruth I. Zimmerman James W. Snyder--my husband Doris Snyder

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Adams, Ellis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CI.2ADEB/9090.1 Message Board Post: Hi, I've learned that Sarah Adams was b. in Bethersden in 1790. Her father was Edward. Sarah and John Ellis, of Smarden, were married in Bethersden 1810. Thanks Julie

Dear Doris, I am Mary Adams Reed, originally from Riverdale, Maryland, right outside of College Park. I was a frequent visitor to Glen Echo Park up until I left MD for Florida in 1957. I still have 2 brothers living in Maryland, one in Bowie and one in Solomons. I am trying to locate my great-grandfather Josiah Adams who lived in Bladensburg, MD. My grandfather was Henry Lewis Adams, Sr. and my father, Henry Lewis Jr. Ancestry.com has a Josiah Adams in Baltimore in 1920. Do you know anything about him? I have about given up on finding my Adams ancestors. I live in San Diego, CA so getting to public records is impossible. Mary A. Reed mareed@san.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "JANET KLIVEN" <yogjan@msn.com> To: <ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 11:57 PM Subject: Re: [ADAMS-L] Adams Brick Yard - Baltimore Maryland > Doris, > Did Gwynn Oak Park have a roller coaster? I lived near Baltimore as a young child. We lived in Towsend, (something like that). It was out in the country, next to Bendix Mfg. Plant. There was a water tower behind our house. My father worked at the Bendix Plant the early part of WWII > I remember going to an amusement park with my parents. I thought the name of the park was Glen Echo Park, but it was probably Gwynn Oak Park. This was in the early 40's. I was probably 3 or 4 yrs old. My father had an old car that had a rumble seat, (where trunks are on cars now.) It was raining when we left the park and we had to get under a tarp, my older brother and I. For some reasons that time has always stuck in my mind. I remember riding the roller coaster and the ride home trying to stay dry under that tarp. Surprising how we from that time survived all the unsafe things that children were subjected to, compared to all the safety restrictions today. > > I have been searching for info on my great grandfather William Adams who died in Baltimore Maryland. But since Adams is such a common name it is hard to find anything on him. He lived in Pa. where my grandfather Henry Sherman Adams and his brother Walter Adams was born. My younger brother was born in Baltimore. I and my older brother was born in D.C. My mother was the daughter of Henry S. Adams. > Researching Adams, Armstrong. > Janet Armstrong Kliven > ----- Original Message ----- > From: DVS1119@aol.com<mailto:DVS1119@aol.com> > To: ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 4:58 AM > Subject: Re: [ADAMS-L] Adams Brick Yard - Baltimore Maryland > > > I only remember 2 amusement parks in Baltimore (at least ones that were large > enough to be commonly known). > There had been one at what we called Park Circle on Reisterstown Rd. & Druid > Park Dr. (Carlins Park) The amusement part had actually closed before 1960, > but they still had the swimming pool (surrounded by sand) operating. This > sure made it difficult for my "country" cousins to want me to swim in a creek > with a slimmy bottom haha It did close not long after that and a shopping > center went up. > > The other one was on Gwynn Oak Ave. (Gwynn Oak Park) and it had a lake > attached so you could ride paddle boats. (Our boat clunked out and they had to come > rescue us). They also had a small train that you could ride and the tracks > were built on the outer section so it didn't interfere with the other rides. > This one closed after 1961. > > There was also something along the bay in older days called New Bay Shore > Park. You had to take a boat and you spent the day. This was closed by 1960 > also. > > There could have been more that I'm not aware of. My girlfriend and I were > just talking the other day about how each section of Baltimore had been > self-sufficient. Every section had its own churches, markets, bakeries, stores, > corner stores, bars, schools, doctors, drug stores, parks, shoe repair, etc. And > if you needed something special, you went to the corner, got on a bus and went > downtown. And most people had come from somewhere--only a few actually born > here. In recent years, I realize that I lived with Orthodox Jewish neighbors, > as they always asked us to turn their lights on on Saturday, wore black > beanies and had long beards. We did it and never thought anything about it. > Baltimore was truly a wonderful, ethnic city. > > Doris Snyder > > > > ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com> > To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com> > List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-admin@rootsweb.com> > Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS<http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS> > For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html<http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html> > > > > ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com > List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com > Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS > For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.9/217 - Release Date: 12/30/2005 >

Yes, Gwynn Oak had the big roller coaster. My friends and I would always sit in the first seat, even if we had to wait an extra turn to get it. I have heard of Glen Echo but for some reason I think it was the one that I read about that was just over the PA line. You went up Reisterstown Rd. and turned left and went back up in the country close to what became the Ft. Dietrich area. Our church purchased an old hotel up there in olden days and ran a camp in the summers. I'm working on genealogy now but my daughter wants me to stop and write in between haha But what wonderful times to remember--little did we know that people would become capable of doing such bad things. You must have lived in Towson---the old Bendix building fronted on Joppa Rd. I went to a medical ctr. there last year for some tests. Another funny thing--my husband has an Adams line. I traced them to 1750. His Thomas was one of the first 5 buried at Conewago Chapel--I think it's in present day McSherrystown--I have been there. He died in 1776 leaving her with 9 children and 2 farms. She raised the children, ran the farms and lived for another 50 years---now that's a lady !!!! She lived with her son in her last few years and she is buried at St. Joseph's in Taneytown. My daughter and I did his line first --to a point, then I stopped and went to my "southern" roots while my aunts were still living---that ended up being a good thing because those lines are hard to follow. My aunt passed away 2 years ago. Good luck, Doris

Doris, Did Gwynn Oak Park have a roller coaster? I lived near Baltimore as a young child. We lived in Towsend, (something like that). It was out in the country, next to Bendix Mfg. Plant. There was a water tower behind our house. My father worked at the Bendix Plant the early part of WWII I remember going to an amusement park with my parents. I thought the name of the park was Glen Echo Park, but it was probably Gwynn Oak Park. This was in the early 40's. I was probably 3 or 4 yrs old. My father had an old car that had a rumble seat, (where trunks are on cars now.) It was raining when we left the park and we had to get under a tarp, my older brother and I. For some reasons that time has always stuck in my mind. I remember riding the roller coaster and the ride home trying to stay dry under that tarp. Surprising how we from that time survived all the unsafe things that children were subjected to, compared to all the safety restrictions today. I have been searching for info on my great grandfather William Adams who died in Baltimore Maryland. But since Adams is such a common name it is hard to find anything on him. He lived in Pa. where my grandfather Henry Sherman Adams and his brother Walter Adams was born. My younger brother was born in Baltimore. I and my older brother was born in D.C. My mother was the daughter of Henry S. Adams. Researching Adams, Armstrong. Janet Armstrong Kliven ----- Original Message ----- From: DVS1119@aol.com<mailto:DVS1119@aol.com> To: ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:ADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 4:58 AM Subject: Re: [ADAMS-L] Adams Brick Yard - Baltimore Maryland I only remember 2 amusement parks in Baltimore (at least ones that were large enough to be commonly known). There had been one at what we called Park Circle on Reisterstown Rd. & Druid Park Dr. (Carlins Park) The amusement part had actually closed before 1960, but they still had the swimming pool (surrounded by sand) operating. This sure made it difficult for my "country" cousins to want me to swim in a creek with a slimmy bottom haha It did close not long after that and a shopping center went up. The other one was on Gwynn Oak Ave. (Gwynn Oak Park) and it had a lake attached so you could ride paddle boats. (Our boat clunked out and they had to come rescue us). They also had a small train that you could ride and the tracks were built on the outer section so it didn't interfere with the other rides. This one closed after 1961. There was also something along the bay in older days called New Bay Shore Park. You had to take a boat and you spent the day. This was closed by 1960 also. There could have been more that I'm not aware of. My girlfriend and I were just talking the other day about how each section of Baltimore had been self-sufficient. Every section had its own churches, markets, bakeries, stores, corner stores, bars, schools, doctors, drug stores, parks, shoe repair, etc. And if you needed something special, you went to the corner, got on a bus and went downtown. And most people had come from somewhere--only a few actually born here. In recent years, I realize that I lived with Orthodox Jewish neighbors, as they always asked us to turn their lights on on Saturday, wore black beanies and had long beards. We did it and never thought anything about it. Baltimore was truly a wonderful, ethnic city. Doris Snyder ==== ADAMS Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE in MAIL mode use: Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-l-request@rootsweb.com> To UNSUBSCRIBE in DIGEST mode use: Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-D-request@rootsweb.com> List-Manager's Address: Adams-admin@rootsweb.com<mailto:Adams-admin@rootsweb.com> Archives: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS<http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/a/d/ADAMS> For Virus help: http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html<http://www.wvi.com/~wb/virushelp.html>

I only remember 2 amusement parks in Baltimore (at least ones that were large enough to be commonly known). There had been one at what we called Park Circle on Reisterstown Rd. & Druid Park Dr. (Carlins Park) The amusement part had actually closed before 1960, but they still had the swimming pool (surrounded by sand) operating. This sure made it difficult for my "country" cousins to want me to swim in a creek with a slimmy bottom haha It did close not long after that and a shopping center went up. The other one was on Gwynn Oak Ave. (Gwynn Oak Park) and it had a lake attached so you could ride paddle boats. (Our boat clunked out and they had to come rescue us). They also had a small train that you could ride and the tracks were built on the outer section so it didn't interfere with the other rides. This one closed after 1961. There was also something along the bay in older days called New Bay Shore Park. You had to take a boat and you spent the day. This was closed by 1960 also. There could have been more that I'm not aware of. My girlfriend and I were just talking the other day about how each section of Baltimore had been self-sufficient. Every section had its own churches, markets, bakeries, stores, corner stores, bars, schools, doctors, drug stores, parks, shoe repair, etc. And if you needed something special, you went to the corner, got on a bus and went downtown. And most people had come from somewhere--only a few actually born here. In recent years, I realize that I lived with Orthodox Jewish neighbors, as they always asked us to turn their lights on on Saturday, wore black beanies and had long beards. We did it and never thought anything about it. Baltimore was truly a wonderful, ethnic city. Doris Snyder

Would anyone know the whereabouts or details about the family that owned the Adams Brick Yard in Baltimore. It was said that on the same location an amusement park was built. This would have been in the late 1800's or early 1900's I believe. I think the location was somewhere around O'Donnell Street. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Gail

I am new to the list - I am looking for the parents of Hugh Adams, b. PA 1834/35, married Lucinda Cooper in Belmont County, Ohio in 1857, living in Tyler Co., Va. (now WV) in 1860, living in Hamilton County, Ind. 1880, moved to Norton/Thomas Cos., Kansas between 1880-1887, living in Norton Co. Kansas 1900, near son Jonah Adams and wife Louvina Scott Adams. Hugh and Lucinda were both buried in Carey Cemetery, Hamilton Co., Indiana, 1907 and 1909, where four of their children who died early were buried. I have obtained some information on the Cooper line, and on Louvina Scott Adams' Whelchel (her mother Sarah's) line (Shelby, Hamilton Cos., Ind.) I have no information on Louvina's father, Benjamin Scott, b. ca. 1835-40. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Marilyn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/CI.2ADEB/9310 Message Board Post: Looking for any information on John William Charles Adams born 1862 in Gorleston, Suffolk, England who emigrated to America from England in 1888 followed in 1890 by wife Harriet born 1864 and daughter Florence born 1885 .Settled in New Jersey working for a George Jay Gould at Georgian Court in Lakewood. Had 2 other children born in America, Lillian born abt. 1892 and George born abt.1898. Any information appreciated.

My ADAMS family (as far back as I can go so far): James ADAMS - born - 22 Feb 1803, KY. married - 23 Dec 1826 in Putnam Co., IN. died - unknown Elizabeth (Stewart) ADAMS - born - 14 Oct 1805, KY. died - unknown Children: William Henry ADAMS, born - 1828 in IN. married - 25 Dec 1849 in Miami Co., IN. spouse - Margaret Sallie Ann ADAMS, born - 12 Feb 1830 in IN. Sarah Roland ADAMS, born - 30 Jun 1832 in IN. married - 02 Sep 1849 in Miami Co., IN. spouse - James SHAHAN Lucas Alvin ADAMS, born - 05 Feb 1834 in IN. died - 04 Feb 1894 married - 04 Jul 1864 in Peru, Miami Co., IN. spouse - Margaret J. GWINN Hiram W. ADAMS, born - 12 Nov 1836 in IN. died - 29 Jun 1862 in Savage Station, VA. (Civil War) Mary E. ADAMS, born - 16 Mar 1839 in IN. married - 09 Jul 1861 in Miami Co., IN. spouse - James SAVAGE John Marion ADAMS, born - 12 Oct 1841 in IN. Melissa A. ADAMS, born - 11 Apr 1843 in IN. married - 23 Oct 1862 in Miami Co., IN. spouse - William HERRELL James Monroe ADAMS, born - 06 Mar 1847 in IN. died - 02 Aug 1918 in Osawatomie, Miami Co., KS. married - 05 Apr 1874 in Nodaway Co., MO. spouse - Emma LEE James Monroe ADAMS and Emma (LEE) ADAMS were my great grandparents and I am looking for the parents and siblings of James ADAMS, my great great grandfather. Judy Bates Scottsdale, AZ.

I am not a new member, but as new people join the listserve, I would like to utilize the opportunity to once again, submit my information in the hopes that someone will be able to identify with and help me piece together information I may be missing. My James ADAMS was born abt 1782 in Ireland. I do not know who his parents were or when he arrived in the United States. I do believe he first appears on the US census in the year 1830 in Wheeling, WV. His wife, Sarah (nee unknown) was also born in Ireland abt 1792. Again, I do not know if they met and married in Ireland and came here as a family, or if they came here as children and met here and married. Their children include Nancy Adams (Married John Giffen), Leticia Adams (Married John Morrow), Jane Adams (Married ___ Hill) and possibly remarried again, and James Adams who married Hannah Sycks. Both James and Sarah Adams are buried on Sycks Ridge, in Ohio. Oral history claims James Adams worked on the National Road from the areas between Washington, PA through Wheeling, WV. He later relocated to Monroe County, Ohio where he completed raising his family and where he later died. His son James, who married Hannah Syckes had the following children: Ruth Adams, (Married Chandler Stephens) Sarah L Adams (Married Samuel Finney McDonald) Oda Jane Adams (Married Edwin Paden Dunn) Marshall V Adams, David N or S Adams, Ellsworth McClellen Adams, and William Adams. I have traced most of these children with the exception of Marshall V, David N. I lose them after the 1880 census where they are last found as loggers in Montana and using their initials MV and EM. David is the only one using his name and they are all listed as brothers. I lose William Adams after the 1870 census of Sedalia, Mo but know for a fact that he was the last sibling left after Ruth Stephens death because he is mentioned in her obit in 1916 and listed as living in California. If anyone has history of the Montana logging camps after 1880s please let me know. I have never been to that part of the country and have no idea how to research something like that. If anyone has information about any of the persons listed, please contact me as I am working hard on this important history of my ADAMS family. Sincerely, Suzanne Adams Diaz

Dear List, Following are my two Adams lines (abbreviated details): Kent Elam (me) Sally Adams (Rhode Island) Wilfred Adams (Rhode Island) 1911-1994 Irena Adams (Scituate, Rhode Island) 1892-1948 Edward Adams 1871-1951 m. Gertrude Whipple (Scituate, Rhode Island) John Quincy Adams 1846-1921 m. Phebe Chaput (Killingly, CT) Joshua Adams 1817-1887 m. Mary Harrington (E. Killingly, CT) John Adams 1784-1859 m. Sarah Pooler (Killingly, CT) I have some pretty good information on John's ancestry graciously supplied by an Adams list member. I need to check with him concerning sources for citation. Sarah Pooler's mother was Lydia Adams Lydia Adams (d. 1843) m. Isaac Pooler (Killingly, CT) Ahijah Adams (1722-1805) m. Mary Baker (MA to CT) John Adams (1688-1774) m. Mary Flagg (MA) George Adams (1647-1733) m. Martha Fiske (Watertown, MA) George Adams (d. 1696) m. Frances Taylor (Watertown, MA) I look forward to hearing from anyone researching these lines. If Bryon Neimann is still at this list, I would enjoy hearing from you. Regards, Kent

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CI.2ADEB/9309 Message Board Post: I am searching for siblings or ancestors of a William Adams who resided in Philadelphia, PA in the early 1800's and who married a Lydia Ann Towns. William was a soldier in the War of 1812 and died in 1835. Lydia died in 1825. Their children were: Thomas William, who remained a bachelor. John 1817-1888, who was born in Philadelphia, moved to St. Louis County, MO at age 22 and later to Montgomery Co., MO. Lydia Ann 1820-1907, who was born in Philadelphia, married a George Patterson and died in Ambler, PA. Don Adams

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/CI.2ADEB/9308 Message Board Post: Looking for a Dorothy Adams. Last known address in the town of Northwales, Pennsylvannia. If related to John A. Velicko. Please contact me immeditily.