There is an Adamson cemetary in Jasper County, Iowa, west of Newton, probably in section 17 of Buena Vista township. My gggrandfather, Abraham Adamson (b. 1790 in NC d. 1863) is said to be buried there with other Adamsons who lived in or near Adamson's Grove after 1846. I hope you have a great trip. Ron Adamson (radamson@evansville.net)On Fri, 03 Mar 2000, Jerry F Adamson wrote... >I am planning my travels for this coming summer. I would like to get as >many photographs of Adamson grave markers as possible along the way. My >travel route will be from Joplin Missouri, to St Louis, to Southern >Illinois (Richland County), Western Kentucky (Crittenden County), then >to Northern Kentucky (Mason County) and Southern Ohio (Brown and Adams >Counties) , then to Southwestern Pennsylvania (Greene County.). My >return trip to Joplin is open at this time. >You could help, by providing me a list of Cemeteries along this route, >that would have Adamson burials. If you can provide the cemetery name , >county and nearest town, and the names of anyone you know that is buried >there. >I intend to put the pictures on the Web page. >I sure would appreciate any information you can provide. Thanks in >advance........jerry > >-- >Jerry F. Adamson; P.O. Box 380; Baxter Springs, Kansas, 66713: >ICQ-29312561 >My homepage - http://www.rectec.net/~jadamson/ >"Adamson Ancestry"- http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ >"Felsburg Ancestry"- >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jadamson/felsburg/index.html > > > > >==== ADAMSON Mailing List ==== >Bookmark the Adamson Ancestry Home page at http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ >It contains Cemetery Photographs and other important Adamson information. > >

Submitted by list Manager: Subject: Alexander Adamson Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 22:08:30 -0800 (PST) From: "Marnie Bernard" <marniea@micron.net> To: <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> The Alexander Adamson in our family came Scotland in 1848 with his mother Agnes and brother Dougal. He had siblings named John, Betsy, Agnes, William, James, Elizabeth, Christina, Margaret, Robert, Jane, Andrew and Dougal. There were 13 in all. The mother Agnes Baird Adamson was born in 1778 in Baron Parish, Lanrickshire, Scotland. She married William Adamson, born in 1776. Agnes, Dougal and Alexander came to the U.S. (Alexander was 26 and Dougal was 24) on a ship named Carnatic. We have some excerpts from a journal Alexander kept on the ship. Dougal would have been my great-great grandfather. Not sure whatever happened to Alexander. They settled in the west. Marnie Adamson Bernard

--part1_32.21fb652.25f84c1a_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I received this today and I am passing this on to the list FYI. Sounds like good advice. Evelyn Young --part1_32.21fb652.25f84c1a_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: KCooli4087@aol.com From: KCooli4087@aol.com Full-name: KCooli4087 Message-ID: <b5.1454cdc.25f81d96@aol.com> Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2000 16:18:14 EST Subject: Re: [Q-R] FW from Modlin/Maudlin list re gravestone photography MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 66 To: undisclosed-recipients:; In a message dated 3/8/00 3:11:54 PM Central Standard Time, MCmngs@aol.com writes: << Subj: [Q-R] FW from Modlin/Maudlin list re gravestone photography Date: 3/8/00 3:11:54 PM Central Standard Time From: MCmngs@aol.com To: QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com As always there is much controversy over whether it is good practice to clean the gravestones when wanting to photograph them, etc. One of the BlackSheep members and a friend, who has been a funeral director for 30 years, posted this in response to suggestions posted by another in regards to "enhancing" the stone for a better photo. I hope it answers some questions, and helps in the understanding of how serious this practice really is. Mari List Admin >Subject: Re Gravestone photography > >As a funeral director I can't let this go unanswered. Never for any reason >ever mark on a stone with anything! The chemicals and dyes in the chalk >will stain a lot of types of stone as well as chemically alter the >composition of the stone, thereby damaging it. The charcoal will leach into >the pores of the stone, and yes stone is porus, thereby permanetly staining >the stone also. The black marks on stone objects that have been subjected >to a fire is just that, charcoal leached into the pores of the stone. Rain >will not remove this. If you have to do anything to bring up a stone, then >shine a light at an angle to get a shadow. I do not recommend any type of >cleaning or marking of a stone. If you have to rub a stone, then do it with >a large enough piece of paper to cover the stone completely and use chalk or >charcoal to make the rubbing, but be careful not to get either of these >products in contact with the stone itself. > >Del A funeral director for over 30 years. >huggins@horizon.hit.net >Associate Emeritus IBSSG >Proud Rootsweb Donor >V.P. CCH&GS >> --part1_32.21fb652.25f84c1a_boundary--

--part1_6.2f94f3e.25f5a937_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit GOOD IDEA! --part1_6.2f94f3e.25f5a937_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <HULL-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (rly-yg05.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.5]) by air-yg03.mail.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Mon, 06 Mar 2000 18:42:07 -0500 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [209.85.6.30]) by rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Mon, 06 Mar 2000 18:41:57 -0500 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id PAA18683; Mon, 6 Mar 2000 15:39:55 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 15:39:55 -0800 (PST) From: Sue_Fitzpatrick@amat.com X-Lotus-FromDomain: AMAT Old-To: clements-l@rootsweb.com, hull-l@rootsweb.com, wentworth-l@rootsweb.com, frost-l@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <8825689A.00819289.00@GWSMTPSCLA02.mis.amat.com> Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 15:34:25 -0800 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Disposition: inline Subject: [HULL-L] List Owner Message - Something to think about Resent-Message-ID: <5WyzWD.A.jfE.DHEx4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: HULL-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: HULL-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <HULL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/590 X-Loop: HULL-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: HULL-L-request@rootsweb.com Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Food for thought..... Sue > >From the St. Lawrence Valley Genealogical Society (SLVGS) News, Fall > > 1999: > "The U. S. Postal Service has never had a stamp promoting family > history research, yet genealogy is America's most popular hobby. If you > would like to see a stamp honoring genealogy, contact the U. S. Postal > Service, 476 L'Enfant Plaza, SW, Room 4474B, Washing, DC 20260-6756, OR > e-mail them at: mailto:customer@email.usps.gov > > You might consider posting this on other lists to which you subscribe or > forwarding > it to your genealogy friends. > ==== HULL Mailing List ==== Please remember to leave your e-mail address so people might reply. --part1_6.2f94f3e.25f5a937_boundary--

Including soundex records for James Knight Adamson and/or his wife Malinda Ann Williams. This may include transcription errors:! ************** 1860 Nebraska Census, Pawnee Co., Sheet 12 ADAMSON James K. 30 OH ADAMSON Malinda 23 KY ADAMSON Nancy E. 3 IL ADAMSON William W. 1 NB ************** 1880 Iowa Soundex, Fremont Co., Franklin Twp., Hamburg, 13-68-57-32 ADANSON James 52 W OH ADANSON M. A. 43 W KY ADANSON Joseph 17 S NB ADANSON Solomon 15 S NB ADANSON Abraham 13 S NB ADANSON Charley 11 S IA ADANSON Samuel 3 S IA ADANSON Korah 10/12 D IA ************************* 1900 Iowa Soundex Fremont Co., Washington Twsp. 28-67-11-1 ADAMSON, Charley w Apr 1870 30 IA Malinda A. m Mar 1833 67 KY **************************** I have not done 1910 Soundex, yet **************************** 1920 Missouri Soundex, Buchanan Co., St. Joseph, 11-66-1-45 Hospital ADAMSON Malinda W Patient 90 US *************************** -- Jerry F. Adamson; P.O. Box 380; Baxter Springs, Kansas, 66713: ICQ-29312561 My homepage - http://www.rectec.net/~jadamson/ "Adamson Ancestry"- http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ "Felsburg Ancestry"- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jadamson/felsburg/index.html

Bob ~ I'll do some checking! I live in Lincoln NE and have access to the records at the Historical Society. Don't hold your breath, as it might be a while before I get down there, however. Evelyn Young

James was born about 1827 in Ohio; maybe Miami or Pickaway County. got married July 2, 1854 in Danville, Vermillion County, Illinois. He was found dead on a road on Oct.20,1898 in Springville, Keya Paha County in Nebraska, as reported by a Jusice of the Peace in McClenn, Nebraska. There are clues that he may have lived in Bassett, Rock County, Neb. or Pawnee Territory which could be Pawnee City in Pawnee County. ----- Original Message ----- From: <DEYCOMD@aol.com> To: <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 6:19 AM Subject: Re: [ADAMSON-L] The stone wall in front of some of the Adamson's Where in Nebraska did James Knight Adamson build/hit the brick wall? Evelyn ==== ADAMSON Mailing List ==== Bookmark the Adamson Ancestry Home page at http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ It contains Cemetery Photographs and other important Adamson information.

Where in Nebraska did James Knight Adamson build/hit the brick wall? Evelyn

Bob, Welcome to the world of genealogy. If the bug bites, you're hooked. Names are good. If you can provide dates (birth/marriage/death), counties and states would be great, because names seem to repeat themselves in families. Naming of children may be done to honor family members or famous people who are prominent at the time. The more information, the better. Good luck in research!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob & Marion Adamson <merva@jps.net> To: <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2000 10:57 PM Subject: [ADAMSON-L] The stone wall in front of some of the Adamson's > . I am a neophyte at this ancestry thing. I have a cousin who did a lot of research until she ran into a blank > wall and now I am trying to crack the wall. I was born and raised in Missouri and stubborn enough to think that I can crack that > stone wall. > My two cousins, my brother and I are four that came from a Samuel James Adamson; and Diadem Gertrude Freel, who was one of ten > children produced by James Knight Adamson; and Malinda Ann Williams, who was one of four children produced by Joseph Adamson; and > Rachel Knight. > Since James Knight was so prolific and produced a Joseph, a Solomon, an Abraham, a Charles, a Thomas, and our own Samuel James; who > deserted his family in the 1920's and '30s; Those guys could have sired an army of Adamsons. Maybe you could be one his theirs. > James Knight was born in Ohio, married in Illinois, and died in Nebraska and had kids born in Iowa but mostly in Nebraska. > > In regard to graves: There are graves in Hamburg, Iowa; Rockport, Missouri; Ridgeway, Missouri; and Mount Moriah, Missouri. > > Our "blank wall" is somewhere in Nebraska. If any of the sons of James ring any bells in your lineage I would sure appreciate more > correspondence. Many Thanks from Bob. > > > > > ==== ADAMSON Mailing List ==== > View or Post your Adamson Queries at: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/ada/Adamson > Also Bookmark this homepage: http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ >

. I am a neophyte at this ancestry thing. I have a cousin who did a lot of research until she ran into a blank wall and now I am trying to crack the wall. I was born and raised in Missouri and stubborn enough to think that I can crack that stone wall. My two cousins, my brother and I are four that came from a Samuel James Adamson; and Diadem Gertrude Freel, who was one of ten children produced by James Knight Adamson; and Malinda Ann Williams, who was one of four children produced by Joseph Adamson; and Rachel Knight. Since James Knight was so prolific and produced a Joseph, a Solomon, an Abraham, a Charles, a Thomas, and our own Samuel James; who deserted his family in the 1920's and '30s; Those guys could have sired an army of Adamsons. Maybe you could be one his theirs. James Knight was born in Ohio, married in Illinois, and died in Nebraska and had kids born in Iowa but mostly in Nebraska. In regard to graves: There are graves in Hamburg, Iowa; Rockport, Missouri; Ridgeway, Missouri; and Mount Moriah, Missouri. Our "blank wall" is somewhere in Nebraska. If any of the sons of James ring any bells in your lineage I would sure appreciate more correspondence. Many Thanks from Bob.

Interstate 70 passes through it; it's where Zanesville is located. Barbhull@aol.com wrote: > Hi Jerry > I'm not sure where Muckingum Co. is in Ohio, but there are several > Adamson's buried in Newton Twp. Muskington Co. > Nathan Adamson d April 21, 1911 his wife died in January same year both were > buried in Woodland Cemetery > In checking the map in handybook for genealogist Muckington Co. Ohio is > four counties from The Pa. border and green Co. Barb > > > > ==== ADAMSON Mailing List ==== > Bookmark the Adamson Ancestry Home page at http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ > It contains Cemetery Photographs and other important Adamson information.

Jerry ~ Don't forget the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, 5 miles south of Bern KS. It is on the Robert Miller farm. The first headstone to have been placed there was for Joseph Adamson, brother of John and Thomas (all sons of James Adamson and Lydia Roberds). Thomas and John each laid out a piece of their adjoining land for a cemetery, and their brother and his one year old son are there. The inscription on the headstone (mis)reads that little John was the son of Joseph and P.C. Adamson. Her name was Talitha (someone must not have spoken clearly, or someone heard wrong, as P and T can sound the same). Talitha Cordell Adamson died a year earlier (Dec 1854), as a result of John's birth, as the wagon train passed through Hannibal MO and she was buried at Palmyra MO. Dick and I were unable to locate a headstone, and as near as I can learn, there is no official record of her death. Joseph and Talitha had a daughter Esther born earlier, who survived the family. Evelyn

Hi Jerry I'm not sure where Muckingum Co. is in Ohio, but there are several Adamson's buried in Newton Twp. Muskington Co. Nathan Adamson d April 21, 1911 his wife died in January same year both were buried in Woodland Cemetery In checking the map in handybook for genealogist Muckington Co. Ohio is four counties from The Pa. border and green Co. Barb

Jerry, Elisha Adamson, b. 1765 Montgomery Co., MD, d. 1804 in Logan Springs, Clarke, OH. His son Elisha Adamson, Jr., b. 1803, Clarke Co., OH, d. 1879 Rockville, Parke Co., IN. Buried in Rockville Cemetery. His daughter Nancy Ann Adamson Stryker is also buried there with husband. A son, John Robinson Adamson, who died young is also buried there. His wife, Mary Ann Robinson Adamson, for some reason was buried in Brazil, IN. Another daughter Elizabeth Adamson Bogle is probably in the Brazil cemetery too. Another family of Adamsons lived in Brazil so you might have a lot of Adamsons there. If you go to that part of OH or IN you might check these places out. Elisha Adamson, Jr. was a builder and probably built some of the original covered bridges that Parke Co. is known for. He built the old courthouse at Newport, IN and Greencastle, IN. The farm he had on New Discovery Road passed to the Stryker family and stayed in the family until about 10 years ago. (Have quite a bit of history about him, if anyone is interested.) Ann Lester

Hi! Been a lurker and I finally can contribute a bit. My Uncle Forrest Adamson lives in Brazil, IN and I imagine a son or two may still live in the area. My Adamson line comes from the Greenup IL area. Alfred and Emily (Huddleston) Adamson. My father has a pretty extensive genealogy tracing of these Adamson's and goes back quite a ways. It was and is still of great interest to him and he has spent many years tracking down leads. I plan on seeing if he has a timeline of these Adamsons but know that he has more than just names and dates. DeeM ALester172@aol.com wrote: > > Jerry, > > Elisha Adamson, b. 1765 Montgomery Co., MD, d. 1804 in Logan Springs, Clarke, > OH. > > His son Elisha Adamson, Jr., b. 1803, Clarke Co., OH, d. 1879 Rockville, > Parke Co., IN. Buried in Rockville Cemetery. His daughter Nancy Ann Adamson > Stryker is also buried there with husband. A son, John Robinson Adamson, who > died young is also buried there. His wife, Mary Ann Robinson Adamson, for > some reason was buried in Brazil, IN. Another daughter Elizabeth Adamson > Bogle is probably in the Brazil cemetery too. Another family of Adamsons > lived in Brazil so you might have a lot of Adamsons there. > > If you go to that part of OH or IN you might check these places out. Elisha > Adamson, Jr. was a builder and probably built some of the original covered > bridges that Parke Co. is known for. He built the old courthouse at Newport, > IN and Greencastle, IN. The farm he had on New Discovery Road passed to the > Stryker family and stayed in the family until about 10 years ago. (Have > quite a bit of history about him, if anyone is interested.) > > Ann Lester > > ==== ADAMSON Mailing List ==== > View or Post your Adamson Biographies at: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/a/d/ADAMSON/biographies > Also Bookmark this homepage: http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/

I am planning my travels for this coming summer. I would like to get as many photographs of Adamson grave markers as possible along the way. My travel route will be from Joplin Missouri, to St Louis, to Southern Illinois (Richland County), Western Kentucky (Crittenden County), then to Northern Kentucky (Mason County) and Southern Ohio (Brown and Adams Counties) , then to Southwestern Pennsylvania (Greene County.). My return trip to Joplin is open at this time. You could help, by providing me a list of Cemeteries along this route, that would have Adamson burials. If you can provide the cemetery name , county and nearest town, and the names of anyone you know that is buried there. I intend to put the pictures on the Web page. I sure would appreciate any information you can provide. Thanks in advance........jerry -- Jerry F. Adamson; P.O. Box 380; Baxter Springs, Kansas, 66713: ICQ-29312561 My homepage - http://www.rectec.net/~jadamson/ "Adamson Ancestry"- http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ "Felsburg Ancestry"- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jadamson/felsburg/index.html

See this site for Descendants of Basil Adamson. These photos were taken yesterday . http://www.rectec.net/~jadamson/cemetery_menus/ksmooakhill.htm -- Jerry F. Adamson; P.O. Box 380; Baxter Springs, Kansas, 66713: ICQ-29312561 My homepage - http://www.rectec.net/~jadamson/ "Adamson Ancestry"- http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ "Felsburg Ancestry"- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jadamson/felsburg/index.html

> >Hi Patricia ! I am sorry it took me so long, but my husband has really needed me since having his lung removed for Cancer a few weeks ago. As I told you when you e-mailed me awhile back, my daughter almost died in Jan and I have had no time to think or anything else. I submitted this to the list around Christmas and you e-mailed right after that. I also sent this to you right after you e-mailed me but you must not have gotten it. This is all of the information I have at this time, as you can see there is a connection to the Adamson's you are looking for. Do you have any more information that is not here? Bonnie hunter I have ADAMSON'S in HARRISON COUNTY INDIANA........The migration route = > > that I have to this point was from Tenn to Ky and then to Indiana.=20 > > > > Anyone connecting to this family please let me know. I have found two = > > third cousins on line and I have pictures as early as around 1880. > > > > One is of my g- grandfathers brother and his family in Harrison County = > > in front of the house where they lived. It looks to be the late 1800's > > > > =20 > > My GGG GRANDPARENT's were : > > > > SIMON ADAMSON ; born in TN; died 1836 in MEADE CO. KY > > MARRIED on FEB> 22, 1809 in WILSON CO, TN to; > > SUSANNAH ( HOPKINS ) ADAMSON; b?? d Aft. 1860 in HARRISON CO, IN > > > > Children: > > > > JOHN ADAMSON; b 1813 TN; d ??=20 > > NAOMI ADAMSON; b 1816, TN; d ??=20 > > JAMES W. ADAMSON; b 1819, TN; d ??, POSEY CO. IN > > MARGARET E. ADAMSON; b 1819 ; d 1879 GIBSON CO, IN=20 > > SIMON ADAMSON; b 1821, KY; d?? > > ALEXANDER H. ADAMSON; b 1823; d 7-26- 1907, HARRISON CO, IN > > CATNEY ADAMSON; b 1824 d ?? > > CELISTENA ( CHRISTENA ) ADAMSON; b 1826, KY; d ?? > > SOLOMON C. ADAMSON; b 1827; d??, ORANGE CO, IN=20 > > > > GG GRANDPARENTS: > > > > WILLIAM B. ADAMSON; b FEB 17, in TN; d NOV 28, 1884 HARRISON COUNTY IN;=20 > > buried at LUTHERS CHAPEL, HARRISON CO. IN > > m DEC 28, 1829 in WAYNE COUNTY KENTUCKY to CATHERINE ( TOLER ) ADAMSON; = > > b FEB 7, 1811 in Va; D JULY 19, 1887; buried in HARRISON CO, IN at = > > LUTHERS CHAPEL, HARRISON CO, IN > > > > Children: Taken from the 1860 HARRISON CO, IN Census > > > > ELISHA; b 1842 > > JOHN R; b 1844 Have picture of him and his family after he married with = > > his grown children. > > CHESLEY b 1841 > > SOPHRONA J ; b 1853 > > ALEXANER; 1860 > > > > G GRANDPARENTS: Have picture of CHESLEY when he was an adult. > > > > CHESLEY ADAMSON; b HARRISON CO,d ?? IN married HELEN J. DEAN; b 1854, d = > > ?? HELEN'S Parents were DAVID DEAN; b 1823, d ?? SINA DEAN; b 1826, d ?? > > Have picture of HELEN'S brother as an adult. > > Children: Have Pictures of children when they were very young > > > > LEO HEYDEN ADAMSON ( TWIN ); b OCT 29, 1872 WAYNE CO, KY d SEPT 6, 1923 = > > RUSSELL CO, KY Buried in BETHELHAM CEMETERY=20 > > CLAUDIE B. ADAMSON ( TWIN ); B OCT 29, 1872 WAYNE COUNTY, KY d SEPT = > > SEPT 23, 1923 RUSSELL COUNTY, KY Buried in BETHELHAM CEMETERY > > DAVID ADAMSON b 1878 WAYNE CO, KY, d ?? > > > > GRANDPARENTS: > > > > LEO HEYDEN ADAMSON b OCT 29, 1872 WAYNE CO, KY d SEPT 6, 1923 RUSSELL = > > CO, KY buried in BETHELHAM CEMETERY; married MARY ELIZEBETH BURTON ( = > > LOVELESS BURTON ) she took her grandparents name after her parents died = > > when she was young; b DEC 1880 ADAIR CO, KY d 1960 LOUISVILLE, KY Buried = > > in EVERGREEN CEMETERY > > > > Children: > > > > DAVE ADAMSON; b 1901 d ?? Buried in LOUISVILLE, KY EVERGREEN CEMETERY > > REFUS BERNARD ADAMSON; b MARCH 19, 1907, D 197? in LOUISVILLE, KY Buried = > > in EVERGREEN CEMETERY > > EFFIE PEARL ADAMSON; b AUGUST 12, 1913, d MARCH 19, 1961 LOUISVILLE, KY = > > Buried in EVERGREEN CEMETERY > > EFFIE PEARL was my mother............. I am Bonnie Hunter ....... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message -----=20 > > From: "Jerry F. Adamson" <jadamson@rectec.net> > > To: <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 12:04 PM > > Subject: [ADAMSON-L] ADAMSON's in Harrison Co. Indiana > > > > > > > Posted by Listmanager for : > > > Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1999 08:20:44 -0800 (PST) > > > From: "PATRICIA McCOLLUM" <p.mccollum@worldnet.att.net> > > >=20 > > > Trying to locate infromation on Adamson family in Harrison County, > > > Indiana > > >=20 > > >=20 > > >=20 > > >=20 > > > =3D=3D=3D=3D ADAMSON Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D > > > View or Post your Adamson Obits at: > > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/ada/AdamsonObits > > > Also Bookmark this homepage: http://www.AdamsonAncestry.com/ > > >=20 > > > > > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > Your opinion counts, and we'll reward you for it! > Win Prizes! 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Posted by List Manager For: SUBJECT: ALEXANDER ADAMSON Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 19:03:18 -0800 From: "PATRICIA McCOLLUM" <p.mccollum@worldnet.att.net> We are looking for information on Alexander Adamson? he was born on August 26,1825 and died March 7, 1911. Mom was Susannah Adamson we looked in the 1840 census in Indiana, we find her but not her husband it shows her as a widow also says she comes from Tenn. Also that where Alexander comes from to . We have not be able to find any thing else except that he married twice first one was Alazannah Rebecca Powers she died Feb. 16, 1879. Then he married Elizabeth Jane Cline she died July 28,1907. His kids George W. William R Francis M Theodore C Charles Fielding Laura Rosy If anybody has any information on any of these people please let us know we have ran into brick wall. Thank you Patricia <P.mCCOLLUM @WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

Folks: Thomas G .A b1817 & Nancy Harbor b1826 10 children one of which, Franklin David A. b.1860 had a son Harry A. b.1888. Can anyone verify Thomas G., his whereabouts and his forebears? Whenever you can and thanks Dave C.