This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rogertravisjr Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15202.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thanks very much! Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: MaryinSD Surnames: ADAMS Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15202.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I was part of the group who were going to index the Addenda, but there did not seem to be any organization and Bob Gaebler could not get them to cooperate. So he gave up. I hear from him several weeks ago at adams.addenda@earthlink.net I agree I would love to see this asset available and searchable. MaryinSD Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rogertravisjr Surnames: Adams Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15202.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thanks very much! I think there has to be someone at the wheel somewhere, because I'm pretty sure that snippet view in Google Books is something you have to request. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rosebudadams Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15202.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I would love to see it go on somewhere. I think the site person was a Robert Goebler, I dont know about the last name spelling, it has been long time. He kept it going for a long time but it kind of died out. Rose Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rogertravisjr Surnames: Adama Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15202/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Is there seriously no web presence for this invaluable resource, which they have apparently also refused Google Books permission to make available? The last mention of the Association I find on this board is in 2005. Any help would be much appreciated! Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: jazapp Surnames: Rew, Adams Classification: marriage Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/2859.3502/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My ancestor (Rew) married Levi's son William's daughter Elizabeth, according to a 1955 family book. Source & more details if you want them. Thanks for posting this! :) Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: stonejay Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15201/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for a Mary Dempsey ADAMS. Unknown birth, death and marriage date. Believed to have married a Noah BARLOW, no documentation. At least two children believed to have been Hiram Wheeler born 1820, and Eliza born 1823/24. Unknown birthplace could have been Plattsburgh, New York, Fairfield or Rouse Point, Vermont, or even Canada. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: OldTreasures3 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.2.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: None are on the 1850 census! At least, I haven't found them. Possilby the oldest man came in 1849 from the North and he and Kit Carson apparently dropped out and didn't go that year. It was a John Adams. I have heard they went to CA first. Two were Cornelisons and they settled in Susanville, and one later met with Peter Lassen to form a county government (Wiley Cornelison). Wiley's uncle went on to Oregon and married into the Adams group. Wiley and his father are on the 1850 census in Taney County, as I recall. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: OldTreasures3 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I'm printing that. I've seen some of that story before. I thought our Sarah Jane was possibly part of that group (born 1833 in TN), but was told that the Sarah in that line was not her. Ours died in Oregon and not sure of her parents. I need to study the old counties more. At what age were young men listed on their own on a census? If 21 in 1830 would they appear on their own? Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: 1854wagontrain Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: No, we haven't done any DNA. My great gram was the Adams, so we wouldn't have any of that unbroken line Adams DNA. They took an 1854 Wagon Train from Independence Mo to Napa CA. Rather precarious, I would guess! The migrations before that, after Virginia, were to Hopkinsville, Christian Co, Kentucky to Madison CO KY, then on to Howard County, MO from approximately 1829 until they made their way West. In Howard County, MO, four Adams siblings (Thomas, Polly, Andrew and Wilson Hicks Adams, my ancestor) and spouses had neighboring farms. Cousins must have all known each other. Only Thomas made it to the West. It was he who lived to age 94, and quite sharp, I have heard. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rosebudadams Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello, I am from a James Adams line too. NC and VA. Have you done any DNA? Our James Adams was born abt 1799 (according to his kids census), in TN. Of course TN was not a state yet so it would actually have been NC. He married Catherine Thomas b. abt 1801 in NC. We have not determined if that was really her maiden name but think it was. They went in 1837 from KY up through the Gap to Ray County MO. They called their new home Buncombe but changed it soon to Knoxville which it still is to this day.I have the book that tells of the wagon train they went on. It says they went with Yoakum, VanBibber, Kincaid,Thomas, McGlothlin, and Adams. My hubby did DNA and only tied in with one James Asa Adams line from NC. If I remember correctly James Asa was born abt 1830 in Forcythe or Alamance counties in NC. Just across the NC border from VA. There are a lot of this line there still. THe DNA match lives in VA.His name is Van Adams and his sister is Bea Adams King. Our James had his first son abt 1824 in NC and named him John Quincy, then Samuel Madison, Thomas Jefferson,Barsheba, Henry Clay, Cleopatra Anne, Benjamin Franklin and several others. 5 were born in NC the rest in MO. Just curious... Rose Adams in CA. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: 1854wagontrain Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am of the opinion that Robert Adams was the father of Our James Adams. There appears to be some family history in Rockingham, New Hampshire prior to Botetourt, Virginia. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: pruble62 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Saying your James was in Taney County , Mo. intrigued me. I don't know if he fits our James or not but I thought I would send the history for you to see. Adams Family Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Adams Family The Adams side of my family came from Tn. I think it was around 1830 could be a little later. They came from Shelby and Hardeman Counties . They left Sommerville, Tn. In a wagon train headed for Thayer , Mo. At Wilderness, Mo. They ran into an Indian ambush and took captive an Indian girl named Horsespence (probably a corruption of Hortense). I have no idea as to what happened to her but in the findal roll of the Five Civilized Tribes there are Adams listed. Wilderness is a little northeast of Thayer and up in the mountains. It is listed on just a few of these later maps. The wagon trains had to follow the trails or roads and they were sometimes very winding due to terrain. There were few man made roads in those days. They started out toward their destination and followed the easiest terrain to get there. It was easier to go miles out of their way than to go over obstacles. I have assumed that Great Grandpa Jacob Adams married in Mo., but he could easily have married in Tn. Then have moved West. Mary Adams of Springfield , Mo., helped find him in the 1840 and 1850 cenus ( see Census Sheet). There were children that I never had heard of, just how he met my Great Granmother american Ann nee Cook, Elliott, I don't know. He had children and she had children. My Grandmother, Sarah Elizabeth, was American Ann's child. My Granfather J.A. Adams was Jacob's child. Shether they were in love or were thrown into close proximity and thought they were in love is anybodys guess. Their marriage was not a good one. Grandpa was, possibly , too young; anyway the hum-drum chore of providing for a family weighed heavily on him. He rebelled by wandering. When he grew tired of wandering, he would drop in at home and assume his duties as head of the family. When he was gone, Grandma and the children had to fend ofr themselves as best they could. After six children and another on the way, he wandered again. One night , soon after Uncle Orvis was born, he decided to come home again. Grandma and the little children were sitting around the fire when she heard the gate click. She got up and locked the door. She used to tell it this way, "Alec knocked on the door. I asked, who is it?" He said , "Let me in." I said " Just keep on traveling." He said, "Sary, Let me in." I said , " You're not coming in. Everytime you come home, you go off and leave me with another baby to take care of and I have all that I can say Grace over. I'll never spend another night under the same roof with you." Grandpa said, " Marthy, let Pa in. " Marthy said, "Go away old mean Pa. You went off and left me and I don't love you anymore.!" Grandpa left. When I was a little girl (1913), he came to visit, but when he went to visit Uncle Jake, Grandma came to our hourse. She never forgave him. She raised her family and after Uncle Jake's wife, Tin! ey Combs, died, she kept house for him and raised Opal and Norman. She also helped raise us. Uncle John went to get her during the 1930's but she refused to leave him. Grandma had a very hard life. She gave Uncle Will to Uncle Bill. He was Uncle Bill's anesake and Uncle Bill wanted him. I guess that was the most painful thing that she ever did. She never got over it, but she thought that he would have a better life with Uncle Bill. I think that Uncle Will had a deep seated hurt about it too. Grandpa married twice after that and had a son by his second wife and three or four by his third wife. Leonard Adams, the son of his second wife, came to see us once with his family and Grandma loved him. Aunt Mary Adams said that Grandpa died in 1918 at Snyder, Okla. I have been unable to get a death certificate. Bethel has good memories of him. I just remember him as a blue serge suit with gold watch chain across his vest and smelling like tobacco. Papa didn't use tobacco and the scent offended my nostrils. Adams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Generation Jacob Adams The first proven ancestor is Jacob Adams and his wife Mary (surname unknown) who left a will, naming most of his children, that was probated in Patrick Co. Va. On the 27th day of Oct. 1807. The will of Jacob names eight children. Mary who married #1 Christopher Cooper and #2 Richard Hancock was not named in the Will. He had probably given to her at the time of her first marriage. (In orginal, she was named.) Soon after the finalizing of Jacob's will in Patrick County Va., the majority of his children migrated to Tn. And settled in Wilson County. Jacob Jr. settled the part of Wilson Co. Tn. That later became Smith and Cannon Co. Rufus Dennis wrote a rambling but interesting account of this migration and settling. He made some mistakes such as calling some of the children of Jacob and Mary by different given names, but this may have been due to faulty memory or the habit of calling people by their second given name and using the first for legal documents. Lela Mae Turner Shaw who descended through the Jacob Jr. Line uses the names given in the will of Jacob of Patrick Co. Va. Rufus Dennis gives more children for Jacob Jr. that does Shaw but again this might be that Shaw didn't know about the other children. Children of Jacob and Mary of Patrick Co. Va. May not be in order of birth. 2-1-s. Jacob Adams Jr. born 1761 Va. 2-2-d. Mary Adams born 1773 Va. Married #1 Christopher Cooper #2 Richard Hancock. Issue from #2 marriage. 2-3-d. Lydda (Barbra) born 17890 Va. Married 1799 in Patrick Co. Va. To Dr. Sam Tittle. Issue 2-4-d. Elizabeth(Susan) married 1 Jan. 1784 Zachariah Keaton in Henry Co. Va. 2-5-d. Rebecca (Ruth) married #1 James Hollandsworth #2 Mr. Cummings ( My opinion is that the Mr. Cummings was Benjamin) 2-6-s. Peter Adams married 31 Aug. 1795 Ann Tittle in Patrick Co. Va. #2 married? 2-7-d. Sarah married 12 Nov. 1793 Cornelius Keaton in Patrick Co. Va. 2-8-s. William married 2 September 1801 Biddy Nowlin in Patrick Co. Va. Surety was Frances Nowlin. 2-9-s. Isaac possibly married 13 Oct 1808 Ony Ingram, Patrick Co. Va. Marriages from Patrick Co. Va. Marriages. Elizabeth Records from Adams Addenda. Version #1 of Family Adams Addenda Version #2 of Family from Rufus Dennis Report Marriage of William and Biddy from Va. Marriage Certificate See will of Jacob for further confirmation -----V.T. Marriage of Isaac is not proven. It seems to fit the family--V.T. Pat Kincel says that Jacob son of Jacob and Mary also married a Mary Stamper born in N.C. received this information the week before my mother Velma Tower died.P.R. Will of Jacob Adams In the name of God, amen. I Jaocb Adams of Patrick County and State of Virginia being in a very low state of helath in body but in perfect senses and memory and calling to mind the mortality of the body, I do constitute and ordain this to be my last will and testament. First I recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the grave to be furied at the discretion of my Executers and such thing as God has given me I dispose of as follows, (to wit) Secondly for all my just debts to be paid. Thirldly I do give and bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Adams this plantation whereon I now live and all the working tools belonging hereunto and all my household and kitchen furniture also five Negroes name Aaron, Will, Samuel, Dilamder and Catey and a gray hourse and a bay mare named Diamond and four cows and calves and all my stock or sheep and hogs also the debt that Thos. Reeves owes me. The above property for her to have without controle during life or widowhood. Fourthly I give to my beloved son Jacob Adams a Negro boy named Jeremiah. Fifthly I give my beloved son Peter Adams a Negro boy named John. Sixthly I give to my daughter Lydda Tittle a Negro girl named Cielah during lifetime and if she should die without heir born of her body the said Negro girl and her increase to return to my Estate and divided among the rest of my child. Seventhly I give to my daughter Lydda Tittle a Negro boy named Dick. Eighthly I give to my beloved daughter Elizabeth Keaton a Negro boy named Arch to her and her children and not at all to be at the disposal of Zachariah Keaton her husband. Ninthly I give to my beloved daughter Rebecca Hollandsworth and her children a Negro girl named Hannah but not to be at the disposal of James Hollandsworth her husband. Tenthly I give to my beloved daughter Sarrah Keaton and her children a Negro boy named George but not to be at the disposal of Cornelius Keaton her husband. Eleventhly I give to my beloved son William Adams a Negro boy named Peter. Twelfthly I give to my beloved son Isaac Adams a Negro boy named Isham also a sorrel mare and her increase and a feather bed. Thirteenthly I do will and ordain that out of the Estate give to my wife Mary Adams that Frances Cochrel shall have a horse valued to twenty-five pounds and it is further my will and desire that the rest of the land and property not before herein mentioned shall be sold at twelve months credit and the money arsing from such sale be equally divided amoungst my children and further I do constitute and appoint my trusty friends Chas. Foster, Esq. And Capt. John Turner to be my Executors to this my las will and Testament. As witness by my hand and seal this 27th day of October 1807. Jacob Adams Signed in the presence of us: James Cox, Thomas Hill, Danniel Maccantire Patrick De. Court 1807 Will Book 1, Pages 96-97 Adams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower William Adams and Biddy Nowlin William Adams possibly the 8th child of Jacob and Mary certainly one of the younger children, Married Biddy Nowlin 2 September 1801 in Patrick Co. Va. Francis Nowlin signed as surety. I have assumed that he wan an older brother to Biddy, at least a close relative. He spelled Nowlin as Biddy spelled Nowlin. Francis Nowlin married Sally Shelton 19 Feb. 1801 in Patrick Co. Va. Archibald Shelton signed as surety. He married again 21 March 1818 to Polly Harbor. Elum Newman signed as Surety. William and Biddy probably went to Wilson Co. Tn. In 1809 when Jacob Jr. and so many other kinsmen and friends migrated down the Nickajack (Indian trail) Trail. Jacob Jr. and other mentioned in the Dennis Report settled in what is now 1888 Smith and Cannon Co. William had land holdings in Wilson Co. When he died. His will was filed in Nov. 1831 for probate in Wilson Co. Tn. The will was written in Feb. 1831. He mentioned the following in his will, his wife Biddy, three sons, Greenberry, who did not inherit and the three who did inherit, James, Jacob and Leroy. He also willed to three daughter, Miletha, Charlotte C. and Eliza. In April 1832 Jacob, Green, and James sold one hundred and thirteen acres of the land that William owned at his death. I assume that the rest of the land went to creditors and in 1833 Biddy and her unmarried children, Leroy, Charlotte, and Eliza and I think most of the married children and others including Benjamin Cummins and family made another move to Green Co. Mo. Where they were able to buy land for $1.25 per acre. This was before the Homestead Law and they probably lived on the land three or four years before the Springfield Land Office was opened for recording. We need to remember that Biddy was between 60 and 70 years of age and a primitive trip from Wilson Co. Tn. To Green Co. Mo. had to be exhausting. She must have had unusual strength and stamina. >From the History of Patrick and Henry Co. Va. By Lewis and Virginia Pedigo (Published in Baltimore by Regional Publishing Co. 1977) we find this little excerpt on the name of Nowlin-- Page 205-The name of Nowlin was originally O'Naulain, the O in Gaelic signifying son of. This was corrupted O'Nolan, O'Nowlin, then Nowlin and in Va. Nowlin. Three brothers, whose names were James, John, and William, came to Va. From Ireland in about 1700. James remained in Va., the others moving to other states. (It goes on to mention the name of the John Nowlin family. I have concluded that our Nowlin came through James but its reasonable to think that they may have descended from the other Nowlin's who lived in one of the bordering Co.'s Source Green Co. Mo. 1840 Census Adams, Biddy 00001-000110001-The male in her household was Leroy. 1838-39 Land records in Springfield, Mo. Leroy Adams Sec. 34 twp. 38 range, 28 acres 160. Biddy's land was probably filed under Leroy's name. He probably did the farming. There were two sisters in the 1840 census. Children------- 3-1-s. Greenberry Adams born 1803 unless the census was misread married 23 June 1825 in Wilson Co. Tn. To Sarah Elizabeth Periman. 3-2-s. James Adams 3-3-d. Miletha 3-4-s. Jacob born 1812-14 Wilson Co. Tn. Married Charlotte Cummings, daughter of Benjamin Cummings, we think in Tn. Shortly before moving to Mo. 3-5-d. Charlotty. Maybe she the Charlotte Adams who married Henry Nash 13 Dec. 1840 in Green Co. Mo. 3-6-d. Eliza- There are two Eliza marriages recorded in Green Co. Mo. Not sure which is she. 3-7-s Leroy born 1812-13 Wilson Co. Tn. Died 1 Jan. 1900 in Christian Co. Mo. Married 2 Aug. 1840 in Green Co. Mo. To Polly (Mary Ann) Cummings, dau. Of Benjamin Cummings and sister to Charlotte who married Jacob. Adams. Marriage bond of William Adams and Francis Nowlin for the marriage of William Adams and Biddy Nowlin Know all men by these presents that we William Adams and Frances Nowlin are held and freely bound unto James Monroe Governeor of this Commonwealth in this had sum of two hundred and fity dollars and to which payment will truly to be made we bind ourselves our heirs do jointly heaveually firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 20 day of Sept. 1807. The conditins of the above Obligation is such that where at there is a marriage shorty intended to by had and solemnized between the above bound Wm. Adams and Biddy Nowlin. If therefore there is no lawful cause to obstruct this said marriage then this above oligation to be void else to ----in full face and return. Signed Wm. his mark Adams seal Francis hismark Nowlin Seal Signed sealed and deleiverd in presents f Law Graples? Jacob McChauna? Smith Co. Tn. Deeds-K-1828-1832 P.333 Indenture , 29, May 1830, between Jacob Adams, of Smith Co. Tenn. and William Adams of Wilson Co., Tenn., sum, $100.00 ,land in Smith County, Tenn., on waters of clear fork, containing 981/2 acres, more or less.-mentions boundarys of Henry Turney, Abraham Adams, and Cages. Witness James Adams Jacob Adams Reg. April 6, 1831 Copied by Miss Inez Stallings July 28, 1982 Will of Wilson (William) Adams Wilson County Tennessee In the name of God, Amen. I Wilson Adams, of the County of Wilson and State of Tennessee being of sound and perfect mind concerning------------God, do this 15th day of Feb. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty one make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner following that is to say- First, It is my will and desire that all my just debts be paid out of my perishable property. Second, I give and bequeath my beloved wife, Biddy Adams the premise where on I now live the east division of my land, the said premise that I shall will to my son Leroy Adams, beginning on a sugar tree in James Ewings south boundary line about eight poles west of the corner of field running a straight line to the corner of---------mouth of the cove, thence with said cove to the mouth, thence south to my south boundary line to possess and enjoy the same until by son Leroy become of age, then she shall have the benefits and profits of one half of such premises including the house during her life or widowhood, at her death or marriage the above mentioned land to belong to my son Leroy. Also I give wife all the provisions I have laid in for the benefit of her and the family for the present year. Item Three. I give and bequeath to my grandson William James Adams, the son of Green and Elizabeth Adams, the said land whereon Green B. Adams now lives. Beginning at the bunch of --! ----Charles Riche's southeast corner, thence eats eight poles to a beech branch thence up the branch as it meanders thirty-eight poles to a buckeye, thence south thirty six degrees west, forty two poles to the whiteoak, thence south twenty five degree ease, forty four poles to a chittenwood tree, thence west sixty two poles to------------in the old west boundary line--------thence ---------west one hundred poles in Riches line the beginning corner of the old survey, thence with that line east one hundred and thirty two poles to the beginning with all the profits there unto belonging. I give and bequeath my son Jacob Adams all my land lying between Leroy Adams and William James Adams here above mentioned and I wish him to have a cote(colt) to befolded from my stock and a bed and furniture. Item five, I give and bequeath unto my son James Adams all the land lying in Smith, Smith Co. Tn. Deeded from my father Jacob Adams of said county to me. Item Six. I give and bequeath unto my son Leroy Adams a colt to befolded from my stock and a bed and furniture. Item Seven. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Biddy Adams all the balance of my estate to have to use as she thinks proper during her life or widowhood at such time all the property that she has in my will that it be equally divided between my three daughters, Meletha Adams, Charlotty Adams, Eliza Adams and I hereby make and ordain my beloved wife Biddy Adams, and my son Jacob Adams executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I the said William Adams have to this my last will and Testament set my hand and seal the day of the year here written. His William Adams Mark James Ewing, Proved John Sneed, Proved The last will and testament of William Adams dec'd was duly proved in open court by the oaths of James Ewing and John Sneed subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered by the court to be recorded and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that Biddy Adams, James Adams who was nominated executors of said last will and testament by the Testators refused to qualify as such and renounced the execution of said will, the court therefore nominated and appointed George Smith who is the largest creditor on said estate administrator with the will to administer upon the estate of the said William Adams, dec'd who entered in bond with security and qualifications as the law exacts. Recorded 25 Nov. 1831 Wilson Co. Tn. Adams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Generations 1-Jacob #1 2-William 3-Greenberry 3-1-s. Greenberry Adams was probably the first child of William and Biddy Nowlin; at least the oldest surviving child. William and Biddy were married in Sept. 1801. And Greenberry according to the 1850 Green Co. Census was born 1803-1809 according to the way the census is read. He married 23 June 1825 to Sally (Sarah) Periman in Lebanon, Tn. Wilson Co. --from the Bible Records. Marriage Bonds. Children-From 1850 Green Co. Mo. Census 21 Nov. 1850 Cass Township Family # 356 Greenberry- age 41-47 born Tn.------------Head of Family Sarah age 45 born Tn. Mother 4-1-s. James W. age 19 born Tn. 1831 4-2-d. Almanne age 18 born Tn. 1832 4-3-s. Jacob age 15 born Mo. 1835 4-4-d. Sarah age 14 born Mo. 1836 4-5-s. Thomas L. age 11 born Mo. 1839 4-6-d. Mary S. age 10 born Mo. 1840 4-7-s. Isaac B. age 8 born Mo. 1842 4-8-s John Q. age 6 born Mo. 1844 4-9-d. Amanda age 5 born Mo. 1845 4-10-d. Martha age 3 born Mo. 1847 1840 Green Co. Mo. Census Adams, Greenberry 210001-121001 Springfield Mo. Land office Records 1837-38 Green B. Adams sec. 32 twp.32 Range 22 Acres 160 Green Berry Adams and family must have moved to Mo at the same time that his mother moved. Observe that Almanne was born 1832 in Tn. The next child born 3 years later in Mo. It has been calculated that the Adams moved to Mo in 1833. Three Perrymans listed in 1840 records Perryman, Thomas K 20001-20011 Perryman Jacob-000000001-000000001 Perryman Benjamin F. 211001-221001 also 2 male slaves and female slaves. Green Co. Mo. Land Records 1840-41 Jacob Periman Sec 32 twp 32 Range 23 Acres 40 1844-45 Thomas Periman Sec. 26 twp 32 Range 25 Acres 40 Source-1850 Green Co. Mo. Census, Cass Twp. #356 21 Nov. 1850. Marriage Records of Wilson Co. Tn. Adams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Generations 1-Jacob and Mary 2-William 3-James Adams 3-2-s. James Adams, probably the second child of William and Biddy; probably born in Wilson Co. Tn. Remember this is an educated guess. 1840 Green Co. Mo. Census Adams James 120001-011101 Green Co. Mo. Land Records 1839-40 James Adams Sec 15 Twp 29 Range 21 Acres 40 page 34 1839-40 James Adams Sec 14 Twp 29 Range 21 Acres 160 page 32 1839-41 James Adams Sec 28 Twp 27 Range 21 Acres 80 Keep in mind that the later record could belong to James Adams, son of Greenberry Adams. Also keep in mind that the last entry is in the same area as Jacob and Charlotte Cummings Adams. There were two James Adams in the 1890 Special Census which was an update of the Civil War Veterans residing in Southwest Mo.-- 1-Adams, James G from Polk Co. Mo. With Pleasant Hope as his Address. 2-Adams James from Polk Co. Mo. With Boliver, Mo. As his address. He had been crippled by a fall off of a horse in 1884. I have no way of knowing if either of these James's are family members, but they might be---Velma Ann Rogers Tower. Adams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Generations 1-Jacob and Mary 2-William 3-Jacob 3-3-s. Jacob Adams, probably the third son of William and Biddy Nowlin, was born 1812-14 in Wilson Co. Tn. We think that he married Charlotte Cummings in Tn. Before the family migrated to Green Co. Mo. After the death of William, Biddy and her sons settled the estate and moved to Mo. where they could buy land for $1.25 per acre. According to land records most of her children moved with her around 1833. Two girls are listed in the 1840 Census. Another daughter was in William's Will. As of 1988 I do not have information the third daughter. It is possible that she married and stayed in Tn. She may have died. Charlotte was the daughter of Benjamin Cummings. He had a daughter Mary Ann who married Leroy Adams, Jacob's brother. Children of Jacob and Charlotte Cummings 4-1-d. Elizabeth Adams b. 15 June 1834 Green Co. Mo. Died 25 May 1899 married to George Nash 30 Dec. 1857 Green Co. Mo. 4-2-d. Miletha born 1836 Green Co. Mo. 4-3-d. Edith born 1839 Green Co. Mo. Married ------------Stanberry 4-4-s. Benjamin born 1841 Green Co. Mo. 4-5-s. William born 24 Jan. 1843 Green Co. Mo.died 9 Aug. 1909 married Sarah Elizabeth Haddock 4-6-s. Vincent born 1846 Green Co. Mo. Died 8 April 1932 married #1-Emily Johnson 21 Nov. 1867 Christon Co., Mo. #2 Eliza 4-7-d. Matilda C. (Charlotte) born 1849 Green Co. Mo. Married James Logan 16 Sept. 1869 Christian Co. Mo. 4-8-s. J.A. Jacob Alexander/Alec) born 9 Aug 1852 Wright Co. Mo. Died 10 Jan. 1918 buried Highland Cem. Lawton, Okla. Marred #1 Sarah Elizabeth Elliott #2 Louella Bass #3 Mary Olivia Scott. 4-9-d. Cordelia A. (Alice) born 1858 Wright Co. Mo. Married --------Henry. Jacob married #2 America Ann Elliott 5 Sept. 1868 Taney Co. Mo. Children 4-10-s. Joseph born 1866 Taney Co. Mo. There is doubt as to the parentage of Joseph. In early Census accounts, he is listed as an Elliott but in later accounts as an Adams child. When I was a small girl Grandma Sarah Elizabeth Elliott Adams and Etta Roller were talking and the name of Joseph came up. He was a new name to me and I asked who is Joseph and Grandma said, He was a little boy who Maw raised. His mother was---------- and here my memory fails me. Can't remember if she Nancy or Laura. We do know that he was in America's home before she married Jacob and we know that Jacob and America raised him. Tradition say that he went to Texas to find work in the cotton fields and they never heard from him again. 4-11-d. Charlotte born 1871-73 Taney Co. Mo. Married Will Nash. American Ann was born America Ann Cook daughter of John Benjamin Cook. She married #1 Eboneezer Elliott who died Jan., 1863 from wounds in the Civil War. 1860 Taney Co. Federal Census #412- Elliott, Agness 54 Ga. $300. (Thought to be the mother of Eboneezer Elliott) Nancy 25 Tn. James 20 Tn. Susan 18 Mo. Mo. Census Records Jacob Adams 1840 Green Co. Mo. Adams Jacob 20-30 Female 20-30 Female 0-05 Female 0-05 Female 0-05 1850 Green Co. Mo. Adams Jacob age 38 born Tn. Charlotte age 34 born Tn. Elizabeth age 16 born Mo Miletha age 14 born Mo. Edith age 11 born Mo. Benjamin age 9 born Mo. William age 7 born Mo. Vincent age 4 born Mo. Matilda C. age 111/2 bon Mo. 1860 Wright Co. Mo. Adams Jacob age 47 born Tn. Benjamin age 19 born Mo. William age 16 born Mo. Vinson age 13 born Mo. Charlotte age 43 born Mo. Matilda age 11 born Mo. J.A. (Alec) age 8 born Mo. Cordelia A. age 2 born Mo. 1870 Taney Co. Mo. Adams Jacob age 57 born Tn. Va. . America (2nd wife) age 30 born Mo. Ky. Ky. Elliott, Nancy age 14 born Mo. Ky. Mo. Elliott Sarah age 12 born Mo. Ky. Mo. Joseph age 4 born Mo. Mo. Goodall, John age 21 born Mo. 1880 Taney Co. Mo. Adams Jacob age 66 born Mo. Tn. Tn. America age 42 born Mo. Ky. Ky. Joseph age 14 born Mo. Mo. Charlotte age 7 born Mo. Tn. Mo. Green County Land Records U.S. Land Office Springfield Mo. 1840-41 Jacob Adams Sec. 28 Twp. 27 Range 21 Acres 40 Jacob sold this acreage and moved to Wright Co. From there he was in Christian Co. and from there in Taney Co. Mo. County lines changed and he possibly chaAdams Genealogy by Velma Ann Rogers Tower Jacob Adams and Mary William Adams and Biddy Nowlin Jacob Adams and Charlotte Cummings Elizabeth (Betsy) Adams and George Nash 3-1-d. Elizabeth (Betsy) Adams, first child of Jacob and Charlotte Cummings, was born 15 June 1834 in Green County Mo. She married George Nash 30 December 1851 in Green Co. Missouri. George Nash , son of John Nash, was born 5 April 1834 according to his grave marker. I think that wer can safely assume that the Nash Family was Southern in their belief. Also that they left Missouri and spent a good part of the Civil War years in Arkansas. They are buried in Prospect Cemtery east of Ozark, Missouri. Their gravemarkers read George Nash Elizabeth, wife of George 5 April 1834 15 June 1834 2 February 1886 25 May 1889 Children------ 4-1-s. William Henderson Nash born 1852 Green Co. Mo. Died 24 August 1935. Unmarried. Joy Dirks Imel found a death Certificate that says he was born 9 April 1841; died 24 August 1935. That birth date is a mistake. Elizabeth was born in 1834 and she would have been only 7 years old at that time. Someone copied from something and copied wrong. 4-2-s. Henry Wiley Nash bo. 16 Nov. 1854 Green Co. Mo. Died 15 March 1942 Oklahoma City ,Okla. Buried Forgan, Okla. Married Francis Matilda Evans Cross Dec. 13, 1874 in Christian Co. Mo. She was born 31 March 1856 Mo. Died 29 Sept. 1910 Forgan, Okla. Buried Forgan, Oklahoma. Child 5-1-s. Goerge Henry Nash born 5 October 1875 Christian Co. Mo. 4-3-d. Sarah Nash born 1862 Mo. 4-4-s. James W. Nash born 1865 Arkansas d. before 1939 Colorado Springs, Colo. 4-5-d. Charlotte J. (Lotta) Nash b. 7 Jan. 1867 d. 1 March 1932 buried Linden Cemetery Christian Co. Mo. Married Samuel Caudle 1897 4-6-d. America (Merica/Merico) Nash born 1872-78 Mo. Died 1934 Christian Co. Mo. Buried Shipman Cemetery , Sparta , Mo. Married ca 1891 Alonzo Johns born 1877 died 1955 Christian Co. Mo. Buried Shipman Cemetery , Sparta Oklahoma. Children--- 5-1-s. Lon born 1892 5-2-s. Charley born 1886 died 1940 5-3-s. Maybe Albert N. born 23 March 1881 died 20 October 1970. Something wrong with birth date if this is a son. Probably copied wrong from Grave Marker Father of George Nash #438 1860 Taney Co. Census Nash, John 65 NC $700 Sarah 50 TN Alfred 19 MO >From Probate Papers 2 April 1869, the following were named John Nash deceased Sarah, his wife Henry Nash, administrator George Nash Wiley Nash Minerva Simmons Elizabeth Whitsett Mary Ragsdale I have copies of the Probate records of John Nash. Email me for information also an application for probate of will by America Johns for her sister Charlotte Caudle. Christian Co. Mo. Sparta Township Caudle, Samuel W. m.w. head December 1846 53 m 3 TnTnTn Farmer Charlotte J. f.w. wife Jan 1867 m 3 Mo. Tn. Mo. Nash, William H. m.w. brother in law Nov 1852 s MoTn Mo DL Further children of Jacob and Charlotte Cummings Adams 4-2-d. Miletha Adams born 1836 Green Co. Mo. No information. 4-3-d. Edith Adams born 1839 Green Co. Mo. No information 4-4-s. Benjamin Adams born 1841 Green Co. Mo. No information 4-5-s. William, fifth child of Jacob and Charlotte Cummings was born 24 January 1844 in Green County Missouri; died 9 August 1909; buried in the Bradleville Missouri Cemetery; married Sarah Elizabeth Haddock who was born 28 May 1849; died 26 May 1932; buried in the Bradleyville Cemetery. Children--------- 5-1-d. Martha Effied Adams born 1870 5-2-d. Laura Ann Adams born 1871; married 1st Alexander Bunch 15 March 1889 by Thos. L. Fitch Judge Co. Court. Her father gave consent in writing. Married 2nd Enos McPherson 17 Sept 1893 Taney Co. Mo. Thos. L. Fitch presiding Judge of County Court. Children----- 6-1-s. Ora Bunch 6-2-d. Golda married ------Jackson 6-3-d. Jewell married -------Walters 6-4-d. Chelsie married------Taylor 6-5-s. Noel McPhearson 5-3-s. John M. Adams born ? married 11 December 1892 Sarah J. McPhearson by Thos. L. Fitch Judge of County Court. Wm. Adams , father of John gives consent. 1900 Taney Co. Mo. Census Beaver Township Adams, John Feb. 1873 27 Mo. Mo. Mo. Sarah Nov.1871 28 Mo. Ala. Mo md 7 yrs. Herschel Oct. 1893 6 Mo. Mo. Mo. Pearl May 1895 5 Mo. Mo. Mo. Blanche Apr. 1897 3 Mo. Mo. Mo. #356 McPhearson , Enos Dec. 1869 Ark. Unk. Unk. Laura Mar. 1871 29 m. 6 yrs Mo.Mo.Mo. Ora Bunch Jun 1891 Mo. Mo. Mo. Noel McPherson Apr. 1894 Mo. Mo. Mo. Golda McPherson Sep 1896 Mo. Mo. Mo. Matha Effie Adams married 19 June 1898 to Henry M. Johnson by L.C. Guthery MG. Wm. Adams, father , gives consent. Most of Laura Adams, McPhearson's children moved on to the State of Washington. 1890 Special Census- Taney Co. Mo. Adams, William-Bradleyville, Mo. C 6th U.S. Inf. Vol. No discharge until 1888 Uncle Bill was Postmaster 1897 to? At Chadwich Mo. In Christian County Mo. From list of Mo. Postmaster. Ozarkin Vol. 11 # 31982 pp 122 4-6-s. Vincent Adams, sixth child of Jacob Adams and Charlotte Cummings, was born 1846 in Green County Missouri; died 8 April 1932; married twice : 1st Emily J. Johnson 21 November 1867 Christian Co. Mo. Children----- 5-1-s. Jacob Adams born 1869 5-2-d. Nancy Charlotte Adams born 1872 Mo. 5-3-d. Mary Adams born 1875 Mo. 5-4-d. Ida Bele Adams born 1880 Mo. 5-5-d. Anna Adams born December 1886 Mo. 2nd Vincent Adams married Eliza________. Who died 25 June 1934. She was born 1856. Vincent P. Adams applied for a Pension as a confederate Soldier and it was approved 11 July 1928. Eliza was approved for a pension as his widow 21 April 1932. Just when Emily died is still unknown but her youngest child Anna was in the home of William Redfern and her sister Nancy Charlotte Redfern in 1900 in Taney County Missouri. According to Census, Anna was age 13. According to an old store Ledger found in Marion Co. Arkansas Vincent Adams was in that vicinity in 1901-03-04. I have a copy of the Confederate Pension of Vincent and the account book. 5-1-s. Jacob Adams first child of Vincent P. Adams and Emily J. Johnston, was born according to family recors 1869 in Mo. It was probably Christian or Taney Co. Married L.A. Clawson 11 August 1889 by A.J. Filbeck M.G. from Taney Co. marriages 1885-1900. Children from 1900 Taney Co. Census 6-1-Zetie Adams born 1891 Mo. Dec. 6-2-Pearley born 1894 Mo. May 6-3-Sarah born May 1897 Mo. 6-4-Vinty M. born 1900 May Liza, wife of Jake C. was born July 1877 Jake, according to Census was born 1875. This was a printed copy and it was probably misread. Family records say there was a Mark Adams in this family. I found no record of him but he might have died or that may have been a second name. Hopedale Cemetery Records West of old 66 North of Sparta P. 29 Adams Eliza Ann 1872-1953 Jacob C. 1870-1917 Rosie 1910 Mark 1900-1958 Eli 14 August 1838-15 June 1907 Emma A. 1857-1956 5-2-d. Nancy Charlotte Adams, second child of Vincent P. Adams and Emily J. Johnson, was born Feruary 1872-75 in Missouri. Married to William H. Redfern who was born September 1867 in Missouri. Children------ 6-1-d. Emily Ethel Redfern 23 August 1891 Bradleyville, Mo. Married John Liebhar 11 July 1909 in Taney Co. Mo. By John T. Dickerson Judge. Both were from Dickens, Mo. Taney Co. Marriage Recors 1809-1913 6-2-s. Virgil Redfern born March 1894 Mo. 6-3-s. Presley Redfern born 1897 Mo. Lived Kansas City Mo. 6-4-s. Gordon Redfern born 1900 6-5-s. Ernest Redfern bon lived Forsyth, Mo. 6-6-s. Farley Redfern born lived Kansas City, Mo. 6-1-d. Emily Ethel Redfern, first child of Nancy Charlotte Adams and William H. Redfern was born 23 August 1891 in Bradleville, Mo. Married 11 July 1909 to John Logan Leibhart of Dickens Mo. He was born 10 May 1887 Cairo, Kansas; died 30 Sept. 1962 in Oakland, Calf. Emily Ethel died shortly after her 97th birthday 1988. Children----- I have births and so forth for these children but since they may still be alive I will not post them 7-1-d. Wilma Ethel Liebhart married Robert Thorkelson. 7-2-d. Virginia Emily married Donald Edward Gates 7-3-d. Kathryn Mary married Erwin F. Selby 7-4-d. Frances Irene married Jack Osmond Grounds 7-5-s. Jack Henry married Marjorie McCarley Have information on Virgina Emily and Donald Gates and children Children 8-1-s.Edward Donal Gates married Francis Ruth Whitman 9-1-s. Donald Edward 9-1-s. Glen Loyd 8-2-d. Donna Virginia married John Lee Driver 9-1-s. Gred Edward 9-2-s. John Vincent Adams Census Report 1850 Green Co. Missouri Adams, Jacob 38 TN. Charlotte 34 TN Elizabeth 16 MO. Miletha 14 MO. Edith 11 MO. Benjamin 9 MO. William 7 MO. Vincent 4 MO. Matilda C. 11/12 MO 1860 Wright Co. Mo. Adams, Jaocb 57 TN Benjamin 19 MO William 16 MO Vinson 13 MO Charlotte 43 TN Matilda 11 MO J.A. (Alec) 8 MO Cordelia A. 2 MO 1870 Christian Co. MO. Adams, Vince 25 MO Emily J. 20 MO Jacob C. 11 MO Nancy 7 MO Mary 5 MO Ida Belle 11/12 MO 1900 Taney Co. Mo. Adams, Jake C. Jan.1875 Mo.Mo.Mo. Liza July 1877 Mo.Ger. Mo. Zetie Dec. 1891 Mo.Mo.Mo. Pearley May 1897 Mo.Mo.Mo. Sarah May 1897 Mo.Mo. Mo. Vinty(son) May 1900 Mo. Mo.Mo. 4-7-Matilda C. Adams seventh child of Jacob Adams and Charlotte Cummings, was born 1849 Green Coutny Missouri; married 16 September 1869 to James Logan in Christian County Missouri. Children at least five. Only have material on one the youngest 5-5-s. Logan born to James Logan, farmer, age 44 and Matilda Adams. Age 37 , b. Mo. Son born 27 December 1886 near Ozark, Mo. In Christian Coutny. In special Census of 1890-James Logan is listed as a Veteran from Finley Township in Christian Co. Mo. His address was Ozark, Missouri. 4-8-s. Jacob Alexander Adams, eight child of Jacob and Charlotte Cummings was born 9 August 1852 in Wright County Missouri. Died 10 January 1918 Lawton, Oklahoma. Married three times 1st married Sarah Elizabeth Elliott ca 1874. Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Eboneezer Elliot and America Ann Cook, was born 23 July 1857 In Taney Co. Mo. Died June 14, 1932, Shawnee, Oklahoma buried in Garden Grove Cemetery in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. Children ------- 5-1-d.Cordelia born ca. 1875 died 1875. 5-2-s.Silvester Adams born 1876 Boone Co. Ark. Married twice to sisters. 5-3-s.William Jefferson adams born 14 Jan. 1878 Taney Co. Mo. Died 5 Sept. 1933 Ottawa, Co. Oklahoma. From Miners T.B. buried Granby Cemetery. Married Ida Lillian Kelly born March 1877 Mo. Died 28 Dec. 1966 Granby, Mo. Buried Granby Mo. Cemetery. 5-4-s. Jacob Allen Adams born 8 Nov. 1878 Taney Co. Mo. Died 6 Dec. 1943 Shawnee , Oklahoma buried Shawnee , Oklahoma. M. 1st Mae Leona Price (Tiny Combs dau. Of James Norman and Mary Ann Combs) 11 July 1903. Died Jan. 1908 Taney Co Mo. Buried Taney CO. Mo. 5-5-d. Martha Ann Adams born 20 July 1883 Taney Co. mo died 26 Jan. 1917 bur. Garden Grove Cem. Pottawatomie Co. Oklahoma. Married Henry Logan Rogers Dec. 18, 1898 Taney Co. Mo. Henry Logan born 25 March 1873 Lee Co. Va. Died 12 Oct. 1916 buried Boyton , Oklahoma Cemetery. 5-6-s. John Benjamin Adams born 4 March 1886 Taney Co. Mo. Died 30 Oct. 1954 Pueblo, Colo. Buried Pueblo Colo. Married Olivia Nora Pemberton 21 Sept 1908 Taney Co. Mo. She was born 1 June 1889 Pulaski County Mo. Died 22 Dec 1950 Pueblo, Colo. Daughter of Thomas Pemberton and Martha Elizabeth Mashburn. 5-7-s. Orvis V. Adams born 22 Dec. 1888 Taney Co. Mo. Died 23 July 1963 Denver, Colo. Married lst Linda Jane Ingram , married 2nd Mary Aurelia Edney 5 October 1912. born 19 Dec. 1891 Mammoth Spring Arkansas died 28 Feb 1969 Edgewater Colo. Bur. Corwn Hill Cem. Denver Co. Jacob Alexander married 2nd Louella Bass 25 November 1888 in Washington Co. Arkansas. Very little is known about this marriage. Tradition says there was a daughter born to them, but I have been unable to find proof of this birth. Alec wasted little time between the time of his divorce and his second marriage. What terminated the marriage is unknown to me. 5-8-d. female Adams born ca 1889 Jacob Alexander married 3ed Mary Olive Scott Long in Texas. She had two girls from a previous marriage. This was a good marriage for both of them. The story goes that after they had been married for some time Silvester, Alec's eldest son , speared one day after Alec had gone to work, to quote Goldie Mae, " After Papa went to work Mamma sat down with Silvester, and they had a good visit. He told her everything about Alec's past. Up till then Papa hadn't told her anything!" She said, "Mama said that if she had known all of this she wouldn't have married him, but that Papa made her a good husband." She said, "Papa said that when Ollie got that certain look in her eyes, he knew it was time to shut up." Mary Olive Scott married Jacob Alexander 1897/1896 in Texas. She was born 11 March 1867 died 2 Jan. 1950 buied Highland Cemetery Lawton Okla. 5-9-s. Leonard Lyle Adams born 9 Dec. 1897 Texas died 30 Aug. 1956 buried Highland Cemetery Lawton, Oklahoma married 1st Donna Lee no issue married 2nd Madge Edgemon Children 6-1-s. Leonard Lyle Jr. 6-2-s. Buddy Dale 5-10-d. Alice Florene married 1st Tom Proctor October 1916 married 2nd Robert W. Pearce born 1907 5-11-d. Goldie Mae Adams born 26 Aug. 1901 McKinney Tex. Married 1st Sampson McNeil at Walters, Oklahoma. He was born 14 Dec. 1893 Jackson, Miss. Died 15 July 1955 Walters, Okla. buried 17 July 1955 Walters Okla. married 2nd 18 March 1961 Thomas Adkins. He was born 1 Jan. 1892 died 1978 Lawton, Okla. 5-12-d. Nina Leora Adams born 12 March 1905 Sherman Texas died 1 July 1985 New Mexico buried Fairview Memorial Cemtery Albuquerque, N.M. She married Clayton Bates 1927 Lawton, Okla. born 26 Jan. 1903 Oulstee, Okla. died 30 July 1980 Albuquerque N.M. buried Fairview Mermorial Cem. N. M. 5-13-s. Clifford Adams born 6 Sept 1909 Sherman Texas died 2 July 1958 buried Highland Cemtery, Lwton Okla. married Marie Rummage. I have a copy of the divorce papers of J.A. Adams and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott. Death record of Saah Elizabeth Elliott Adams. Marriage liscense of 2nd marriage to Louella Bass 5-2-s. Silvester Adams, second child of Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott, was born 1876 in Boone County Arkansas. It has been assumed that Alec and Sarah found work near Yellville, Arkansas and were there for that reason when he was born. He is the only one born outside of Taney Co. Mo. Silvester was married twice. The second wife a sister to the first. Tradition says that they were both redheaded. I have found no other information. 5-3-s.William Jefferson Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Adams was born 14 of January 1878 in Taney County Missouri died 5 September 1933 Ottawa County Oklahoma from Miners T.B. buried in Granby Cemetery married Ida Lillian Kelly daughter of Rowan Kelly and Margaret McBrian she was born 9 March 1877 Mo. Died 28 December 1966 Granby Missouri buried Granby Cemetery. William Jefferson Adams grew up in the home of his Uncle Bill and Sarah Elizabeth Haddock Adams. He was Uncle Bill's namesake. When Grandpa Alec divorced Grandmother Sarah Elizabeth, Uncle Bill asked for him and grandma said yes. She figured he would have a better life with Uncle Bill than with her. Children---- 6-1-d. Blanche Mafus Adams born 28 Feb. 1903 Granby, Mo. Died 20 Sept. 1982 buried Granby, Mo. Cemetery. Married Eugene Jennings Scholes April 1923. He was born 11 September 1901 Granby, Mo. Died 9 May 1959 Granby Mo. Buried Granby, Mo. Cemetery son of Herman Scholes. Children 7-1-s. Billy Herman Scholes stillborn 1924 Granby, Mo. Buried in Granby Mo. Cemetery. 7-2-d. Willagene Scholes born 12 Oct. 1926 Granby, Mo. Died 5 Feb. 1988 Denver Colo. Buried Granby, Mo. Cemetery. She married 5 Dec 1953 Don Webster born 19 July 1921. She was a twin. Children 8-1-Steven Webster 8-2-Kathy Lynn 8-3-Michael Fred 7-3-d.Ethyldene Scholes b. 12 Oct. 1926 second twin married 1st Lee M. Dell 18 April 1948 he was born 18 May 1918 Sarcoxie, Mo. Died Jan. 1981 in Maryland. Child 8-1-s.Howard Lee Dell and he has a son. 7-3-s. Howard Adams Scholes born 26 Aug 1926 Ottawa Co. Okla. died 1 Jan. 1978 Denver Colorado from Brain Cancer. Married Joan ?. Children 8-1-d. Debra Joan Scholes 8-2-d. Pamela Dene Scholes I have a copy of William Jeffersons death record and Ida's. 5-4-s. Jacob Allen Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott was born in Taney County Missouri. He married Mae Leona Price in Taney Co. Mo. They came to Oklahoma when my parents and other family members traveled to Oklahoma to take advantage of the cotton harvest. After the harvest was over they went back to Taney County. Tine(Mae Leona) was pregnant and wanted to be near her parents. (this is by me as told to me by mother , Pat. She was to house sit some plants for her mother who was going to be gone. She decided to put the plants on the mantel above the fireplace to keep them warm. She had on a new outing flannel petticoat. When she got up on the chair to place the plants she got to close to the fire and that new petticoat caught on fire. She was burned so badly she did not survive.) After her tragic death when she burned to death, Jacob's mother Sarah Elizabeth moved in with him to care for Norman and Opal, his children until they died. Opal and Norman late! r moved on but not until Jacob and Sarah Elizabeth were dead.(Jacob Allen also was the Uncle who took my Mother and her 3 siblings in when their parents both died. So he had in his household 4 of his sisters children (Martha Ann Adams Rogers) ,two of his own, and his ageing mother Sarah Elizabeth. I don't think you can say enough about the generous heart Jacob had . He also came to Boynton, Oklahoma and got my grandmother after her husband Henry Logan died and brought her into his home with the four children. She then 6 months later died of childbirth and complications of pneumonia after giving birth to a stillborn son Leland. The medicine the Doctor gave her was to strong and killed the baby. Jacob Allen was born 8 November 1879 Taney County Missouri. Died 6 December 1943 Shawnee Oklahoma Pottawatomie County Oklahoma. He is buried in Shawnee, Oklahoma. He married 1st Mae Leona (Tiny Combs) Price 11 July 1903, Taneyville , Mo. Daughter of James and Mary Ann Combs. She died 20 January 1908. Jacob married 2nd Lula Bryant Harbor Lincoln County,Oklahoma they divorced and she later married a Frost. She had three children by the Harbor,George,Truly,and Jewel. Children of Jacob Allen and Tiny. 6-1-s. James Norman Adams born 30 April 1903 Taney County died 7 December 1983 Aberdeen Washington buried Houquian, Washington died from Cancer. Married Edith Ruth Doss 1925 Chandler , Oklahoma. She was born 2 October 1911 Winslow, Arkansas died 27 Dec. 1968 Shawnee,Oklahoma.. She married 2nd a Baker. Children 8-1-s. Harold Eugene born 20 May 1926 Shawnee, Oklahoma died 20 Oct. 1930 Pauls Valley Oklahoma. 8-2-s. Clifford Adams born 29 September 1927 died 19 November 1927 buried Frview Cemetery. 8-3-d. Wanda Adams 6-2-d. Opal Adams born 27 Oct. 1906 Taney Co. Mo. Died 19 June 1938 Shawnee, Okla. Married 1st a Hicks. Married 2nd Clarence Kelly. Children 7-1-d. Virginia 7-2-s. Ray 7-3-d. Lillie Mae 7-4-d. Goldie 6-3-s. Jack Leslie William Adams was the son of Jacob Allen Adams and Lulu Bryant Harbor Adams he was born 5 April 1920 died 4 May 1981. He married twice 2nd to Dorthy Bryant. He was an Army Career Man. 20 years of Service. Children 7-1-d. Freda 7-2-s. buried in Prague Cemtery may have been child of lst wife. I have a death certificate on Jacob Allen Adams 5-5-d. Martha Ann Adams was the only daughter born to Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott. She was born in Taney County Missouri and grew up there. I'm not sure how much schooling she had but she received it in Taney County and was able to read well and write and spell do arithmetic. She was married at a very early age, so I feel sure that her schooling was limited. Grandma Sarah Elizabeth said that she knew that papa, Henry Logan Roers, son of Aruther Rogers and Alcy Lawson, had come to ask for Marthy's hand when she saw him walking in the gate. The account of their marriage says that her mother gives consent. After Grandpa divorced grandma to marry Louella B ass of Washingto County Arkansas, grandma assumed full responsibility for her children, except for Uncle Will who went to live with Great Uncle Bill for whom he was named. Martha Ann Adams was born 20 July 1883 Taney County Missouri died 26 January 1917 Lincoln County Oklahoma. Buried in Garden Grove Cemetery Pottawatomie County Oklahoma. She married 18 December 1898 to Henry Logan Rogers, son of Arthur and Alcy Lawson Rogers. He was born 25 March 1873 Lee County, Virginia died 12 October 1916 Boynton, Oklahoma buried Boynton City Cemetery. Children------ 6-1-d. Bethany Rogers born 21 May 1900 Taney County Missouri died 19 July 1919 Lincoln County Oklahoma buried Garden Grove Cemetery Pottawatomie County Oklahoma. Bethany was pushed or fell from a moving automobile and struck her head on the Pavement killing her. 6-2-s. Bethel Henry born 23 July 1904 Taney County Missouri died 23 February 1981 Ardmore, Oklahoma from a heart attack. He married Henrietta Fanny Taylor 24 July 1931 Colorado. Children------- 7-1-d. Patricia Rogers died young 7-2-s. Theadore Allen Rogers married 1st Thelma Ardis Child 8-1-d.Paula Elaine Married 2nd Janet Clodfelter Child 8-2-s. David Allen 7-3-s. Loyd Henry Rogers 7-4-s. William H. Rogers married Nicole Killoren 7-5-s. Howard Rogers married Barbara Jackson Children- 8-1-s. Jimmy Joe 8-3-d. Kimmy 7-6-d. Carol Ann Rogers married 1st Kenneth Ray Lewis Children 8-1-d. Charlotte Ann Lewis 8-2-s. Daniel Ray Lewis Married 2nd John Kenneth Regen Children 8-3-d. Lisa Marie Regen who married John Wright 8-4-s. Michael John Regen 8-5-s. Thomas John Regen 7-7-s. James Elvin Rogers married Melva Gail Walkup Children 8-1-d. Wendy Leigh Rogers 8-2-d. Jamie Gail Rogers 8-3-s. James Allen Rogers 6-3-d. Omah Ellen Rogers born 1907 Taney County Missouri died 1908 Pottawatomie County Oklahoma buried Garden Grove Cemetery. Omah Ellen died from measles. 6-4-d. Velma Ann Rogers ,author of these Genealogies, was born 23 September 1910 Pottawatomie County Oklahoma died January 7, 1999 Elmore City, Oklahoma in her home of a massive stroke. Buried Elmore City Cemetery Elmore City, Oklahoma. She married William Ray Tower 24 September 1930. William Ray Tower was born March 29 1910 died October 30 1992 of heart failure. More on this family in the Tower line. Children----- 7-1-s. Teddy Rogers Tower born 8 August 1931 Lincoln County Oklahoma died 5 August 1994 Reno, Nevada. He married Virginia Juanita Absher Children 8-1-d. Paula Denise Tower married David Glaser 8-2-d. Virginia Marie Tower married 1st Peter Forsyth Brown Children 9-1-s.Benjain Augustus Theadore Brown 9-2-s.Christopher William Brown Married 2nd Richard Cook 9-3-s. Travis 8-3-d. Lynn Beatrice Tower married 1st Joseph Robert Henry Children 9-1-d. Maggie Lynn Henry 9-2-s. Davis Henry Married 2nd Jeff Carpenter 8-4-s. Roger Ray Tower married Ceclia Au Child 9-1-d. Bailey Rose 8-5-s. Samuel Theadore Tower 7-2-d. Joan Ray Tower married Wayne Eldon Anderson Children 8-1-d. Lucinda Lea Anderson married 1st Brian Charles Olinger Child 9-1-s.Delano Robert Charles Olinger Sapikowski Married 2nd Richard Michael Sapikowski Children 9-2-s. Nathan Michael Sapikowski 9-3-d. Rachel Renee Sapikowski 8-2-s.David Wayne Anderson born 9 August 1964 Micigan died 8-3-s. Robert Paul Gordon Anderson 8-4-d. Ruth Renee Anderson born 10 January 1972 died 30 March 1974 7-3-s. William Michael Tower married 1st Ann Helton Child 8-1-s.Matthew Loyd Tower married Valenda Stead Children 9-1-s. Thomas Michael Tower 9-2-d. Catilyn Marie 8-2-d. Heather Michelle Tower Married 2nd Paula Denson daughter of Paul Thomas Denson and Lamois Dean Stovall Denson 7-4-d. Mary Patricia Tower married Frank Charles Ruble Child 8-1-s. Charles Wesley Ruble married Deborah Ann Trujillio Child 9-1-s. Charles Austin Ruble 7-5-s. Robert Jack Tower 6-5-d. Dorothy Winona Rogers born 1 October (private) married Hugh H. Harrison at Massard, Arkansas on 3 January 1934. He was born 26 September 1909 Sebastian County Arkansas died January 3 1989. Children---- 7-1-d. Martha Lillian married John Fellows Roche son of John and Iris Fellows Roche Children 8-1-d.Laura Elizabeth Roche 8-2-s. John Gregory Roche 7-2-s. Billy Joe married Loretta Moss daughter of J.D. Moss and Reba Hisaw Moss Children 8-1-s. William Mark Harrison 8-2-d. Karen Yvette Harrison 7-3-s. Melvin Gene born 17 Nov. 1942 Wanette, Oklahoma died 19 November 1942. Possible crib death no known cause of death. 7-4-d. Phyllis June Harrison born 30 January 1944 Wanette, Oklahoma died December 23,1988 of cancer in Midland Texas buried 24 December 1988 Midland Texas. She married Thomas Max Reneau. Children 8-1-s. Thomas Edward Reneau 8-3-s. Johnathan William Reneau 6-6-Leland Rogers Stillborn 24 January 1917 buried Garden Grove Cemetery with his mother Martha Ann Adams Rogers. 5-6-s. John Benjamin Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott Adams was born March 1886 Taney County Missouri died 30 October 1954 Pueblo,Colorado buried Pueblo, Colorado. He married 21 September 1908 Olivia Nora Pemberton by J.L. Goodman M.G. Taney County Missouri Marriage Records. She was born 1 June 1889 Pulaski County Missouri died 22 December 1950 Pueblo, Colorado buried Pueblo County Colorado. Children---------- 6-1-d. Irma Iona Adams born 30 November 1908 Taney Co. Missouri died 22 July 1981. She married Carrick DeWolf 10 August 1929. Children--- 7-1-d. Patrician Ann 8-2-d. Majorie Jane 8-3-s. Stanley Ad 6-2-s. James Oscar Adams born 21 December 1909 Taney County Missouri died 6 September 1970 Cherokee, Oklahoma married 25 March 1950 Ruth Turner DeWitt. 6-3-s. John Ray Adams born 19 August 1910 Taney County Missouri died 3 February 1979. He married 11 May 1942 Margaret MacLinnan. Children--- 7-1-d. Eleanor Ann Adams 7-2-d. Maud Eliz 7-3-d. Mary Eliz 6-4-s. Carl Elgy Adams born 24 June 1913 Taney County Missouri died 17 June 1976 married Elton Levy 6-5-s. Edgar Cecil Adams 6-6-s. Euell George Adams married Betty Beers Children 7-1-d. Eula Jean 7-2-s. Richard George Adams 6-7-s. Loral William Adams born ? died 22 Dec. 1967 married Gayle Wright. Children 7-1-d. Donna 7-2-s. Paul Lorel 7-3-d. Yvonne 7-4-d. Sharon Kay 7-5-d. Barbara Jean 7-7-s. Ronald 6-8-d. Thelma Genevieve Adams born 24 November 1922 Taney County Missouri died 25 November 1978 Burworland, Wy. Married Faye Storer/Stover. Children--- 7-1-s. James Cosby 7-2-s. Eddie Faye 7-3-d. Olivia Ann 6-9-d. Willa Jean Adams married Robert Stimpling 2nd and a Rice 1st . Children-- 7-1-s. Robert Theron 7-2-s. Gary Lee 6-10-d. Theda Mae married William Edward McClinton in Colorado Springs, Colo. Elpaso County. Children--- 7-1-d. Carla Rae 7-2-s. David Edward 7-3-s. Joseph William 5-7-s. Orvis V. Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Elliott Adams was born 22 December 1888 Taney County Missouri died 23 July 1963 Denver, Colorado buried Crown Hill Cemetery Denver , Colorado. He married 1st Linda Jane Ingram the 29 of January 1910 daughter of Mary Elizabeth Rogers and Martin Ingram. She died 1911 Pottawatomie County Oklahoma. He married 2nd 5 Oct. 1912 Mary Aurelia Edney daughter of William L. Edney and Margaret Hammock Edney of Payson, Okla. She died 28 February 1969 Denver, Colo. Buried Crown Hill Cemetery, Denver, Colo. Children- 6-1-d. Odessa Violet Adams married 1st 19 March 1930 Carl Alton Thornbrough married 2nd Harold C. Cotter Denver Colo. Children 7-1-d. Lenore Ruth Thornbrough married James Alan Noble. Children--- 8-1-d. Jenifer Ann Noble 8-2-s. Larry Alan Noble 8-3-d. Pamel Lynn Noble 7-2-d. Joan Marie Thornbrough married David Ledger Children--- 8-1-s. Stephen Scott Ledger 8-2-s. Jeffery Lane Ledger 8-3-d. Laura Lynn Ledger 7-3-s. Theadore Charles Thornbrough married Marilyn Lean Hill Children- 8-1-d. Linda 8-2-s. Mark David 6-2-d. Vinita Theora Adams born 25 January 1918 Pottawatomie Co. Oklahoma died 6 May 1918 Pottawatomie County Oklahoma buried Garden Grove Cemetery Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. I have a certificate of death for Orvis V. Adams and Marriage information 5-9-d. unknown daughter of Jacob Alexander and Louella Bass born Arkansas. 5-9-s. Leonard Lyle Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Mary Olive Scott Long born 9 December 1897 Texas died 30 August 1956 buried Highland Cemetery Lawton Oklahoma married 1st Donna Lee married 2nd Maggied Edgemon Children- 6-1-s. Leonard Lyle Adams Jr. 6-2-s. Buddy Dale Adams 5-10-d. Alice Florene Adams daughter of Jacob Alexander and Mary Olive Scott Long born 14 October 1899 Coleman, Texas died 30 January 1973 buried Highland Cemetery Lawton, Oklahoma. Married 1st Tom Proctor 2nd Robert W. Pearce. 5-11-d. Goldie Mae Adams daughter of Jacob Alexander and Mary Olive Scott Long born 26 August 1901 McKinney, Texas died ? married 1st Sampson McNeil 2 September 1916 Walters, Oklahoma. He was born 14 December 1893 Jackson, Miss. Died 15 July 1955 Walters, Oklahoma. She married 2nd Thomas Adkins 18 March 1961 Lawton, Oklahoma. He was born 1 January 1892 died 1978 Lawton, Oklahoma. Children of Goldie Mae and Sampson McNeil----- 6-1-d. Wanda McNeil married James H. Pennington Children- 7-1-d. Penny Pennington married a Wells 7-2-d. Judy Ann Pennington 6-2-d. Mary Olive McNeil married Harold Teague Children 7-1-s. Floyd Teague 6-3-s. Vince C. McNeil 6-4-s. Keith Wayne McNeil married Doris Blalock Children 7-1-s. Wayne 7-2-s. Donal 7-3-d. Cindy 7-4-s. Gregory 7-5-s. Steve 6-5-d. Ruby Gaye McNeil married Dean Wilson Children 7-1-s. Earl Dean 7-2-d. Beverly 7-3-s. Carl 7-4-d. Mary Ann 5-12-d. Nina Leora Adams daughter of Jacob Alexander and Mary Olive Scott Long born 12 March 1905 Celeste, Tx. In Hunt County died 1 July 1985 married John Clayton Bates who was born 26 Jan. 1903 died ? 5-13-s. Clifford C. Adams son of Jacob Alexander and Mary Olive Scott Long born 6 September 1909 Sherman Texas died 2 July 1956 buried Highland Cemetery, Lawton, Oklahoma. Married Marie Rummage. 4-11-d. Charlotte Adams daughter of Jacob and America Ann Cook, Elliott, Adams was born 1873 Taney County Missouri died after 1930 she married Will Nash. She may have been married before she married Will Nash . Mom found the following in the Taney County Marriage records. Adams, Charlotte Taneyville over 18 Thurmon ,Vernon O. Cape Fair Stone Co. over 21 Married 15 April 1895 by A.J. Filbeck MG. This is the last child of Jacob Adams and America Ann. Leroy Adams son of William and Biddy Nowlin Adams was born in Wilson County Tn. The exact date of his birth is questionable. His age has been recorded as happening at different times in the various accounts available. The will of Williams seems to indicate that he is younger than his brother Jacob. Jacob's age is recorded as 1812 to 1814. Goodpeed's Reminescent History of Southwest Missouri gives the same range for Leroy. There is one idea that has not been explored-they may have been twins. Grave stone records of Leroy Adams- Leroy Adams born ca 1812; died 1 January 1900. Came from Tn. When he was just a boy in 1833. Joined Baptist Church in 1873. Was married to Mary A. Cummins 2 August 1840. To this Unionon was born 9 children. 7 preceeded him. Age 87 Christian Coutny Repulican Newspaper Obituary Leroy Adams died at his home near Sparta Monday, Jan. 1, 1900 aged 88 years. Mr. Adams was born in Wilson County, Tn. In 1812. At the age of 17 he came to Southwest Missouri locating north of Springfield in what was then Green County, now Polk. In 1838 or 1839 he moved to the old Yoachum farm, west of Ozark, where he resided until 1849. While living here he married Mary Ann Cummins of Warren County, Tn. To them were born 6 children, John N., Leonard L., Thomas D.,James F., Roxanna, and Josephine, all of whom are dead except Thomas D., better known as "Dock" and James F., our present County Clerk...See inset for rest of Obiturary..from Colum 2, page 4, Jan. 11, 1900. Adams Family Cemetery-21/2 miles N.W. of Sparta, Mo. Adams, Charles W 9 Feb. 1867-26 Dec., 1900 Adams, J.N. Co. M, 4th Mo. S.M. Cav. Adams, L.L. 2 Feb., 1847-23 June, 1926 Adams, Thomas D. 20 Apr. 1849-23 June, 1926 Adams, S.C. wife of T.D. 2 Dec. 1842-28 Nov. 1929 Adams, Mary A. wife of l. 15 Nov. 1821-9 May 1891 daughter of Ben Cummins Adams, Leroy born about 1812 died 1 Jan. 1900 came fro Tn. When a mere boy in 1933 joined Baptist Church 1873. Was married to Mary A. Cummings Aug. 2, 1840. To this union was born 9 children. 7 preceeded him. Age 87 years. >From Joy Dirks Imel of Oklahoma City, Okla. Mary Adams of Springfield listed one other Adams- Adams, Chas. W.9 Feb. 1867-26 Dec. 1900. Mary said; "The cemetery was 4 or 5 miles north of Sparta and located just a few feet east of the house. The house is gone and cows are now pastured there. There is a low rock wall around the graves. Account also found in Ridge Runners Vol. 1-3-pp 84.nged once or twice without moving. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: OldTreasures3 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/14653.1.1.1.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Do you have any more information regarding this tree - back in Virginia? I found that the wagon train our Adams likely came on arrived in the Columbia Gorge, not the Southern route. It was 1850. They may also have been in California first. One of the young men (John Weaver) overwintered in Cornelius and his mother was Anna Adams. They had been in Taney County, Missouri for a few years before leaving for the West, Kentucky, Tennessee and Botetourt County, Virginia before that. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: MarilynGappa Surnames: Cissell, Carrico, Adams, Birchmore, Howard, Clarke, Payne, Barron, Hutchins, Knott Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15200.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: correction: Elizabeth (CISSELL) m. George G CARRICO were my gr gr gr grandparents. Would like to learn more about William CISSELL who married Sarah ADAMS in 1784 at St. Andrews in St Mary's Co, MD, and were the parents of Elizabeth Cissell who married George G. CARRICO in 1817 in Washington Co, KY Thank you, Marilyn (Sause) Gappa The info below is excerpts from a 29 page file. Was this file sent to me by Linda Reno? "Children of JOHN CISSELL and REBECCA BIRCHMORE are: i. HENRY B2 CISSELL. ii. THOMAS CISSELL, b. April 14, 1762, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland; m. ELIZABETH HOWARD, May 08, 1818, Washington Co., Kentucky. Thomas birth Recorded at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Leonardtown, Maryland iii. ANN NANCY CISSELL, b. February 02, 1766, Leonardstown, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland; d. Bet 1820 - 1822, Washington Co. or Marion Co, KY. iv. WILLIAM CISSELL, b. August 10, 1767, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland (near Leonardtown); d. Abt. 1846, Davis or Martin Co., Indiana. v. ZACHARIAH CISSELL, b. 1771, MD; d. 1865; m. ANN CLARKE. vi. JEREMIAH CISSELL, b. September 26, 1773, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland; d. Aft 1830, Kentucky Children of JOHN CISSELL and ANN PAYNE are: vii. AUGUSTINE ETHELBERT2 CISSELL, b. Maryland; d. Bet October 14 - December 11, 1820, Washington CO., Kentucky viii. SARAH CISSELL, b. 1774, Maryland; m. AUGUSTINE BARRON, December 22, 1796, Wahington Co., Ky. 6. ix. MATTHEW CISSELL, SR, b. February 20, 1775, St. Mary's Co., Maryland; d. January 23, 1846, St. Mary, Marion Co., KY. 7. x. MARY CISSELL, b. Abt. 1777, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland. xi. ROBERT CISSELL, b. November 09, 1777, Maryland; m. JULIAN HUTCHINS, August 19, 1823, Nelson Co., Kentucky. xii. HENRY B CISSELL, b. 1779, Maryland; d. of Marion Co., KY; m. ALETHEA KNOTT, March 26, 1799, Calvary, Washington Co., Kentucky. 8. xiii. ZACHARIAH CISSELL, b. September 1784, Leonardtown, SMC, MD; d. January 06, 1855, Marion Co., KY 9. xiv. SYLVESTER CISSELL, b. Abt. 1788; d. Bef. 1850, Marion Co., KY Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: MarilynGappa Surnames: Adams, Cissell, Carrico, Summers, Tewell, O'Brien, Riney, Raney Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15200/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My gr gr grandparents Elizabeth (CISSELL) married George G. CARRICO 1817 in Washington Co, KY. Elizabeth may have been born in KY, George was born in Maryland, and was a part of the MD to KY migration. Did William CISSELL married Sarah (ADAMS) circa 1784 at St. Andrew's in St. Mary's Co, MD? Were they the parents of my Elizabeth? Who were siblings of Elizabeth? Was the father of William, John Baptist CISSELL? Who was his wife, parents, and all of John Baptist CISSELL children? Thank you, Marilyn (Sause) Gappa MD to KY ancestors CARRICO, CISSELL, SUMMERS, TEWELL, O'BRIEN, RINEY, RANEY Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: johnswalden39 Surnames: Adams Classification: military Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15199.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: This might be his WW I draft card info World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Lewis Freland Adams Name: Lewis Freland Adams County: Herkimer State: New York Birth Date: 10 Jan 1874 Race: White FHL Roll Number: 1753736 The signature looks more like Fredrick than Freland to me. Could that be his father's full name? Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rcarlozzi78 Surnames: Adams Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15199/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for information on Lewis Adams. He was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1874 to Fred and unknown Adams. Both were also born in Pennsylvania. He ended up in Ilion, NY married to Clarisa Miller. I am looking for information on his earlier life. I cannot seem to find him on any census earlier that 1910 in Ilion. Any information would help!! Thank you! Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: photo66666 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/15198/mb.ashx Message Board Post: She was the wife of General Alexander Hays of Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Social Register states she was a direct decendent of President John Adams. Their son was named Gilbert Adams Hays who was a close friend to Frederick Dent Grant the son of President Grant. President Grant then General Grant was the head pall bearer for General Hays. He father was a silversmith from Washington County PA near Pittsburgh. I would like to know if this is possible. General Hays is buried at Allegheny Cemetery within 20 ft of Reade Washington who was blood related to both George Washington and Meriwether Lewis. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: slincolnogger Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.adams/2569.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: i am marshall adam's great-great-great-graet granddaughter through is son albert adams from his first wife margaret jane clay. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.