Jerry: Would you please check the 1900 and 1910 Kansas Census for Andrew and/or Julia Adamson, both born in IL? Thanks greatly for the help! Sue

Jerry, I don't have anybody for you to look up. But I live in No. Virginia, close to DC, and when taking relatives to the Vietnam Memorial, we have often noticed a Larry K. (I think) Adamson name on the memorial. This name stands out as it is similar to my brother's name Larry L. Adamson. In the memorial reference book, he is listed as being from Kansas. Do you know who this honored Adamson is? Rick Adamson -----Original Message----- From: Jerry F. Adamson <jadamson@rectec.net> To: ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 8:20 PM Subject: [ADAMSON-L] Kansas Soundex Lookup >I have completed extracting the 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920 Kansas >Soundex for the Adamson Surname. They have not been proof read, but I >can on a limited basis, do a lookups for anyone. Please provide the >name to be searched, the approximate year and state of birth if known. >Also recommend another family member ('s) to confirm selection. This >would provide you a county and possible township to look in the regular >census. >Some of the pages are difficult to read and soundex data can contain >translation errors , so using the soundex is only an aid for searching. > >Send your requests via this List. Then all members will know whom you >are looking for and the results if I find any. >Jerry >

I have completed extracting the 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920 Kansas Soundex for the Adamson Surname. They have not been proof read, but I can on a limited basis, do a lookups for anyone. Please provide the name to be searched, the approximate year and state of birth if known. Also recommend another family member ('s) to confirm selection. This would provide you a county and possible township to look in the regular census. Some of the pages are difficult to read and soundex data can contain translation errors , so using the soundex is only an aid for searching. Send your requests via this List. Then all members will know whom you are looking for and the results if I find any. Jerry

-----Original Message----- From: Betty Grove [mailto:grove@alltel.net] Sent: Monday, May 03, 1999 5:21 PM To: ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ADAMSON-L] Adamson lineage Here is my husband's lineage on the Adamson side: John ADAMSON I (abt 1690-1753) and Ann SKUCE(Skew) Thomas ADAMSON, SR (1717-1790) and Mary BURSON Thomas ADAMSON, JR. (1758-1816) and Sarah EGON Charles ADAMSON(1797-1867) and Sarah HATFIELD My wife's line comes from Sarah Ann Adamson their daughter. I wonder if you have any information on any of the above, as to what they did and where they lived etc. I also notice your name is Grove and she has a Grove in her other line. Sarah Ann married a Perry Moore and there is a Grove as an ancestor. I know nothing about her, but have some info on her husband who was a Moore. This is what I have: [1] Dr. John Moore married to Hannah Armstrong...He was born in Ireland on July 19, 1741 and died in Greene Co. PA on December 2, 1818. He and Hannah are buried in the Armstrong Cemetery Ground, 3 miles east of Carmichaels, PA. There were three sons and probably five daughters. I believe John Jr. was the first born..... [2] John A. Moore Jr. was born in 1792 in PA and died in 1861, married a Susannah Shriver [location and date unknown] I have no information on Susannah. I believe that they lived most of their lives in Greene Co. but not sure...I have a estate record from that County Will Book that lists him as the administrator to his fathers estate. That will was filed for probate on February 20, 1819. They had nine children...6 boys and three girls..... Thomas Moore was the eighth child born.... [3] Thomas Moore..was born in 1809 location unknown [probably PA and Greene Co] and died on January 24, 1892, location unknown. He married a "Rachel Mapel" the 13th child of a William and Eleanor {White} Mapel... They probably lived in Greene Co. also, but not sure.. Rachel was born in 1810 in Greene Co. and died in 1854 in PA. I do not have any date or location of the marriage..... He apparently then married a "Elizabeth Grove"...and it would have to have been after 1854 sometime. It is said that Thomas had 10 children but it does not state how many from which wife..... The only children that I have are......[1] Perry Moore born April 22, 1836, my wife's line. [2] Alfred Moore, born in 1841 [3] William Moore [4] John Armstrong Moore born June 9, 1848. That's all the children that I have on record... Again I am assuming that they spent most of their time in PA and in Greene co. but they could have moved at some time also....I hope something fits.... I have considerable info on Perry and his wife Sarah Ann Adamson etc. I do have some gaps so any assistance would be appreciated.....Mike Crawford Montana Stephen Hatfield ADAMSON (1822-1891) and Lucy KNIGHT Cahrles W. ADAMSON (1850-1926) and Amanda IAMS and Etta Grace PHILLIPS Blanche ADAMSON (1879-1955) and John Lindsey GROVE John GROVE (1925-1998) and Rebecca HAUGHT James GROVE(1946- ) and Betty BOWERS

I'm just getting started on my ADAMSON lines (thanks to Rick and Jerry!!!). Here's where I stand thus far. Lainie Hendrix ADAMSON: 1. John ADAMSON and Ann SKEW (Skuce). 2. Thomas ADAMSON, Sr. and Mary BURSON [apparently, Mary's mother ties into my POTTS?] 3. Thomas ADAMSON, Jr. and Sarah EAGON. 4. Barnet ADAMSON and Isabella JOHNSTON. 5. John J. ADAMSON and Nancy SMITH. 6. Matilda ADAMSON and "Unknown" MILLER This relationship produced one son, William Thomas, who was raised by Matilda's *3rd* relationship partner, "Unknown" PRITCHARD, from whom William Thomas took his own surname. I have not yet found any marriage records for Matilda and any of the 3 (possibly 4?) men with whom she had children. 7. William Thomas (Miller) PRITCHARD and Sarah Elizabeth HANLON (O'Hanlon). 8. Laura Odessa PRITCHARD and Robert "Earl" POTTS. 9. George Lewis POTTS (living) and Celia "Faith" ATKINSON (deceased) 10. Alice Elaine POTTS (myself) and Leland John HENDRIX (living) I'd love to hear from anyone who might be able to assist me in clearing up the mystery surrounding my Matilda ADAMSON's spouses/relationships. Her first son, William Thomas (Miller) PRITCHARD, was born 04 July 1871 in OH; Matilda had a son by "Unknown" NOLAND, Ogle NOLAND (b. ca. 1873 in OH). Then, it appears she married "Unknown" PRITCHARD in OH, and then had Genittie PRITCHARD ca. 1877, and Wesley PRITCHARD, ca. 1878. It is very possible that Matilda ADAMSON married a fourth man (this could have been her very first marriage): Martin STRAHL --- married 02 Feb 1862 in Washington Co., OH. I have not yet found anything firm on this marriage. If this is the case, Matilda ADAMSON would have been about 15 1/2 years of age at the time of the marriage. Many thanks! Lainie Hendrix

Hello Fellow Adamson Researchers, My Adamson line as far as I have gotten is: David Adamson b.1822, Scotland, d. July 17, 1891 in Bethel, Maine. Married Mary Ford. Children of David & Mary: Virgil P. Adamson b. August 13, 1852, Bethel, Maine, d March 24, 1915 Bethel, Maine. Married Lillia Sargent. No children that I know of. Sarah Louise Adamson b. November 19, 1857, Bethel, Maine, d. October 26, 1944, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Married Charles Patten (Anson, Maine) Walter Corydon Patten Infant Adamson (female), b. 1860, Bethel, Maine No further information I am descended from Sarah. Regards, Ruth

Here is my husband's lineage on the Adamson side: John ADAMSON I (abt 1690-1753) and Ann SKUCE(Skew) Thomas ADAMSON, SR (1717-1790) and Mary BURSON Thomas ADAMSON, JR. (1758-1816) and Sarah EGON Charles ADAMSON(1797-1867) and Sarah HATFIELD Stephen Hatfield ADAMSON (1822-1891) and Lucy KNIGHT Cahrles W. ADAMSON (1850-1926) and Amanda IAMS and Etta Grace PHILLIPS Blanche ADAMSON (1879-1955) and John Lindsey GROVE John GROVE (1925-1998) and Rebecca HAUGHT James GROVE(1946- ) and Betty BOWERS

My Adamson lineage: ADAMSON, John Baldwin (c. 1700 - 1744) and Lucy ADAMSON, Basil (1728 - 1785) and Nancy SPIERS ADAMSON, Elisha (1765 - 1804) and Nancy BEALL ADAMSON, Jr., Elisha (1803 - 1879) and Mary Ann ROBINSON ADAMSON, Nancy Ann (1829 - 1888) and Charles Wykuf STRYKER More info if anyone is interested in this line. Ann Lester

Here is the short version of My Lineage: ADAMSON, John (abt 1690-1753) and Ann SKEW>- ADAMSON, Simon Sr. (1733-1812) and Mary T. (unknown)>- ADAMSON, Simon Jr. (1763-1814) and Eleanor ROUTH>- ADAMSON, Levi L. (1810-1870) and Polly Ann BENTON>- ADAMSON, John Thomas (1853-1933) and Sarah Elzina BRUTON>- ADAMSON, Jessie Weldon (1892-1961) and Ona ROSSER>- ADAMSON, Rosser Lamar (1921- ) and Dorothy Pearl RHODES>- ADAMSON, Richard Scott (1964- ) and Julie Ann MALEK>- Rick Adamson rick_adamson@email.msn.com -----Original Message----- From: Jerry F. Adamson <jadamson@rectec.net> To: ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 8:42 PM Subject: [ADAMSON-L] ADAMSON ANCESTRY WEB PAGE >To: List Members: >From: List Manager: > >I have a couple of items that will be of interest to all. >First, I have made several changes to my web page. >1- It now includes a link to a ADAMSON Data Research site sponsored >by Merlin Schuman and myself. It now includes an Index for All volumes >of the ADAMSON ANCESTRY published by KARD , Judy K. Dye. Included >at this time is federal census abstracts of the ADAMSON surname for most >states for the years 1790 to 1850. Also other listings. Other abstracts >are in planning stage. > >2- I show a link the Rootsweb Treaded Mail List Archive. This will >be of great aid to us in searching past messages. It becomes very >important that we use the Subject line of our messages with care and >forethought. If at all possible the subject line should include the >Given name, Dates and location. An example would be [William E. Adamson >(1855- ), KS]. It is also important that we use the Reply option of >your program to append this title to any replies. > >3- I recently lost my Traveling companion. On my home page, you can >see my Tribute to Man's best friend. I have canceled my travel plans for >May. I will be back on schedule for the June and July trip. > >4- I have abstracted several more 1880 Soundex. They have not been >proofed and I am looking for some volunteer ('s) to proof the >abstracts. I have paper copies of each micro-film page so I can send >you a >complete state to proof. Contact me if you are willing to proof read >one or more >states. I would estimated that an average of two to three hours would >be necessary for most states. A listing of states I have abstracted can >be found by looking at [Credits and Links] and then [CLICK X] and then >find the Microfilm listing. The sooner these are proofed the sooner >they can be published. Also for those of you whom have access to >microfilm readers, I can send the roll of film. That would be a complete >proofing. > >5- If your name is not shown on the ADAMSON researchers Database, I >would appreciate receiving your lineage or as much as you have, and I >will incorporate it into the database. If you have questions, contact me >direct. > >6- You will note that I intend to start a listing of names and >addresses of Adamson researchers. If you want to be shown, sent me >directly any information that you will share. Data that I will show is: >A-Your Given name and surname, B- Your Adamson connection (the oldest >three or four generations) that you know. i.e. [John > Simon Sr > >Jacob] or >[William A. > Aaron > Martha] , C- the Snail Mail Address D- email >address. Anything else appropriate. I do suggest that you NOT show your >home street address. An example of a complete listing is: >*****[Jerry F. Adamson- P.O. Box 380, Baxter Springs, KS, 66713- >jadamson@rectec.net >John Adamson > Thomas Sr. > Thomas Jr. > James]***** > >7- Lastly, The Mail list has 60 members. Many have not contributed to >the list. We can only help each other, if we share what information we >have or need. I encourage you to either post a query of your needs or >your lineage. [Or both]. > >Here's mine: > >My web page can be view at: > >http://www.rectec.net/users/jadamson/ > >I collect all information on the Adamson Surname: >My Lineage (Short Version) >ADAMSON, John (abt 1690-1753)and Ann SKEW>- >ADAMSON, Thomas Sr.(1717-1790)and Mary BURSON>- >ADAMSON, Thomas Jr.(1758-1816)and Sarah Ann EAGON>- >ADAMSON, James (1783-1851)and Margaret SMITH>- >ADAMSON, Thomas (1809-1885) and Minerva WILLIAMS>- >ADAMSON, Edwin Smith (1847-1914) and Nancy Jane KNIGHT>- >ADAMSON, Albert Milton (1880-1925) and Mary Maybelle MCCORMICK>- >ADAMSON, Smith <nmi> (1906-1987) and Minnie Freda FELSBURG>- >ADAMSON, Jerry F. ***** (1937-2244) > >Jerry >

To: List Members: From: List Manager: I have a couple of items that will be of interest to all. First, I have made several changes to my web page. 1- It now includes a link to a ADAMSON Data Research site sponsored by Merlin Schuman and myself. It now includes an Index for All volumes of the ADAMSON ANCESTRY published by KARD , Judy K. Dye. Included at this time is federal census abstracts of the ADAMSON surname for most states for the years 1790 to 1850. Also other listings. Other abstracts are in planning stage. 2- I show a link the Rootsweb Treaded Mail List Archive. This will be of great aid to us in searching past messages. It becomes very important that we use the Subject line of our messages with care and forethought. If at all possible the subject line should include the Given name, Dates and location. An example would be [William E. Adamson (1855- ), KS]. It is also important that we use the Reply option of your program to append this title to any replies. 3- I recently lost my Traveling companion. On my home page, you can see my Tribute to Man's best friend. I have canceled my travel plans for May. I will be back on schedule for the June and July trip. 4- I have abstracted several more 1880 Soundex. They have not been proofed and I am looking for some volunteer ('s) to proof the abstracts. I have paper copies of each micro-film page so I can send you a complete state to proof. Contact me if you are willing to proof read one or more states. I would estimated that an average of two to three hours would be necessary for most states. A listing of states I have abstracted can be found by looking at [Credits and Links] and then [CLICK X] and then find the Microfilm listing. The sooner these are proofed the sooner they can be published. Also for those of you whom have access to microfilm readers, I can send the roll of film. That would be a complete proofing. 5- If your name is not shown on the ADAMSON researchers Database, I would appreciate receiving your lineage or as much as you have, and I will incorporate it into the database. If you have questions, contact me direct. 6- You will note that I intend to start a listing of names and addresses of Adamson researchers. If you want to be shown, sent me directly any information that you will share. Data that I will show is: A-Your Given name and surname, B- Your Adamson connection (the oldest three or four generations) that you know. i.e. [John > Simon Sr > Jacob] or [William A. > Aaron > Martha] , C- the Snail Mail Address D- email address. Anything else appropriate. I do suggest that you NOT show your home street address. An example of a complete listing is: *****[Jerry F. Adamson- P.O. Box 380, Baxter Springs, KS, 66713- jadamson@rectec.net John Adamson > Thomas Sr. > Thomas Jr. > James]***** 7- Lastly, The Mail list has 60 members. Many have not contributed to the list. We can only help each other, if we share what information we have or need. I encourage you to either post a query of your needs or your lineage. [Or both]. Here's mine: My web page can be view at: http://www.rectec.net/users/jadamson/ I collect all information on the Adamson Surname: My Lineage (Short Version) ADAMSON, John (abt 1690-1753)and Ann SKEW>- ADAMSON, Thomas Sr.(1717-1790)and Mary BURSON>- ADAMSON, Thomas Jr.(1758-1816)and Sarah Ann EAGON>- ADAMSON, James (1783-1851)and Margaret SMITH>- ADAMSON, Thomas (1809-1885) and Minerva WILLIAMS>- ADAMSON, Edwin Smith (1847-1914) and Nancy Jane KNIGHT>- ADAMSON, Albert Milton (1880-1925) and Mary Maybelle MCCORMICK>- ADAMSON, Smith <nmi> (1906-1987) and Minnie Freda FELSBURG>- ADAMSON, Jerry F. ***** (1937-2244) Jerry

All I can find about Andrew Jackson is on his wife Julia. In 1900 Kansas Census with children and in 1910, Kansas City MO with three daughters, Julia C., Clara and Willa B. Also have reference to this family in Adamson Ancestry, KARD , Volume 10 as Branch #46. I could not find anything other records.

Samuel Adamson is the son of Jacob and Ruth [Covey] Adamson born Jefferson Co., TN 1818 and the brother of E. K. (Eliphalet Kelsey) Adamson. Samuel married as her second husband Mary Ann [Routh] Cates daughter of Jeremiah Routh. Rozanna (Roanna) is believed to be the daughter of Mary and her first husband. She married Claudius D. Oliphant. Margaret Adamson was probably born MO1850. Sally is probably Lilly McGuffey Adamson who married James Milton Langley. E. K. Adamson is Eliphalet Kelsey Adamson who married as her second husband Rebecca [Routh] Randolph. Martha (Ellen) Adamson married 1. Henry Clay Thornton, Married 2. Josua Turner. Nancy (Marie) Adamson married John Blair Oliphant. William (Galen) "Gale" Adamson is Bob's great grandfather. HIs gravestone is shown in Jerry Adamson's Easton KS graveyard collection along with E. K.'s gravestone. Larkin Adamson died young John G. Adamson died young Samuel Randolph is Rebecca's son by her first marriage. Good Hunting, Bob and Sherry Stancliff -----Original Message----- From: Trinity400@aol.com <Trinity400@aol.com> To: ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com <ADAMSON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, April 24, 1999 11:09 PM Subject: [ADAMSON-L] Samuel Adamson? E.K.Adamson? in KS >Does anyone know who this individuals were from the 1860 Kansas Census? > >1) Samuel Adamson 40 TN > Mary 39 TN > Rozanne 18 MO > Margaret 11 MO > John E. 5 MO > Sally 1 KS > Mary F. Crooch 30 IL > >2) E. K. Adamson 38 TN > Rebecca 35 TN > Martha 14 MO > Nancy 7 MO > William 4 KS > Larkin 2 KS > John 2/12 KS > >Thanks for any help! >Sue Adamson Fritz >Trinity400@aol.com >

Does anyone know who this individuals were from the 1860 Kansas Census? 1) Samuel Adamson 40 TN Mary 39 TN Rozanne 18 MO Margaret 11 MO John E. 5 MO Sally 1 KS Mary F. Crooch 30 IL 2) E. K. Adamson 38 TN Rebecca 35 TN Martha 14 MO Nancy 7 MO William 4 KS Larkin 2 KS John 2/12 KS Thanks for any help! Sue Adamson Fritz Trinity400@aol.com

Am trying to locate the whereabouts of Andrew Jackson Adamson after 1891. Andrew was born @1844 in IL, son of Robert and Margaret Elizabeth Clark Adamson. He married Julia Clara Newell in Richland County IL in 1867. The family moved to Sabetha, KS between 1880-1883. Andrew and Julia had 10 children, with the last born Jan.1899. Andrew was not listed with the family in 1900, and the family story is that he left and was never heard from again. Has anyone come across an Andrew Jackson Adamson that might fit this profile? Thanks for any help. Sue Adamson Fritz Trinity400@aol.com

I have the following information to add about William: Most of it came from Census records. Individual Summary - 24 Apr 1999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: William E. Adamson Sex: Male Father: Simon R. Adamson (Apr 1830-1906) Mother: Elizabeth J. Starbuck (Apr 1828-1904) Individual Facts Birth 5 Mar 1855 in Economy, Wayne Co., Indiana Residence Neosho Co., Kansas (1886) (age 31) Misc Republican Candidate for Surveyor (7 Nov 1899) (age 44) Census 1900 in Neosho Co., Kansas (age 45) Census 1910 in Neosho Co., Kansas (age 55) Census 1920 in Neosho Co., Kansas (age 65) Marriages/Children 1. Elizabeth E. Dunham Marriage 1881 in Richmond, Indiana (age 26) Children Charles B. Adamson (Mar 1884-) Jennie E. Adamson (Jul 1885-) Virginia M. Adamson (Jan 1887-) Gracie M Adamson (Sep 1889-) Nellie D. Adamson (Feb 1892-) Ethel A. Adamson (Oct 1893-) Notes Misc: Probably did not win election, because I found no other references Census: 1900 KANSAS SOUNDEX ADAMSON William M. W-Mar 1855-45-IN Neosho Walnut P. T. 38-159-4-87 Census: 1910 KANSAS SOUNDEX ADAMSON William E. W-55 IN Neosho Erie 054-0201-0107 Census: 1920 KANSAS SOUNDEX ADAMSON W.E. W-64 IN Neosho Erie 42-213 5-8 *******************

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------715BEBA4281B6A36FF7FCA84 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Jerry, I want to thank you again for the information you gave me on my grandfather Leo Adamson.. Now I have a question concerning his twin brother.My grandfather died September 6,1923 and his twin brother died seventeen days later on September 23, 1923.Both are buried in Russell County, Ky in the same cemetary. I received a death certificate this week for my grandfather and decided to get one on his twin brother. According to a look up that someone did for me there is no information concerning his twin brothers death certificate. His death date is on his tombstone in Russell County, Ky. What would be the reason that there would be no death certificate and what would I do next to find out how he died? I applied for the death certificate anyway just in case. I have been looking for Claudie B. Adamson, the twin brothers death certificate on line for a few months and could find nothing, that is why I ask for someone to look it up. My grandfathers is listed. I will appreciate any help you can give me to solve this . Thanks. Bonnie Hunter<pandie@earthlink.net> --------------715BEBA4281B6A36FF7FCA84 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Edward Hunter Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vcard.vcf" begin: vcard fn: Edward Hunter n: ;Edward Hunter email;internet: pandie@earthlink.net x-mozilla-cpt: ;0 x-mozilla-html: FALSE version: 2.1 end: vcard --------------715BEBA4281B6A36FF7FCA84--

Where is Russell Co. KY? Is it near another state? Could he have died while on a trip? If his death occurred in another state, that is where the death cert. would be found. Perhaps his obituary would tell where he died. Additionally, perhaps the cemetery has info on his place of death. Evelyn Young

Henry Adamson w. married to Margaret Ann Abbott b. 1829 AL died 1913 Limestone Co., Tx. Do know that the family moved to TX in 1853. Henry was her second marriage and they lived in the Austin Tx area.

HI, Looking for ANY JOSEPH SAMUEL ADAMS, from ANYWHERE. Mine married 1792, BOTETOURT CO., VA, but could have migrated there from ANYWHERE. I have spent a great deal of effort, trying unsuccessfully to find any record of this Joseph ADAMS, other than his above marriage record. Might there have been a name change, ADAMSON to ADAMS? If so, my Joseph could have been related to your Joseph. Your comments would be most appreciated Gordon Adams: GorAdams@aol.com

(2) THOMAS2 ADAMSON (John1) Son of John and Ann [Skuse] Adamson born near Haddonfield, Gloucester County (now Camden County), NJ Dec. 23, 1717/18, died Cumberland Township, Washington County, PA Feb. 2, 1790, buried Adamson Grove Farm, Cumberland Township, Washington County, PA, married ca. 1738 Bucks County, PA MARY BURSON daughter of Joseph and Rachel [Potts] Burson born May 9, 1721 according to Gweynedd MM, Montgomery, PA. He remained on his father's property until 1775 then acquired additional land. He and son John took a certificate from the Richland Meeting to the Westland Meeting and settled in Washington county, PA. The births of his children appear in the Richland MM records. CHILDREN: Thomas and Mary [Burson] Adamson 9-1. RACHEL ADAMSON born Springfield Township, Bucks County, PA 9/4/1739, married ___ BURSON 10-2. ANN ADAMSON born 9/12/1742, died 8/8/1784, married Richland, Bucks County, PA 11 mo. 10, 1763 ABRAHAM BALL son of John and Rebbeca [Hewlings] Ball born ca. 1738 + 11-3. JOSEPH ADAMSON born 1/17/1745, married MARY ____, married "out of unity" and was dismissed from the Richland meeting 12 mo 1765. His wife evidently became a member in good standing and Jun. 20 1782 she and children were given certificate to Hopewell, VA. 12-4. MARY ADAMSON born 12/7/1747 13-5. HANNAH ADAMSON born 5/15/1749, married ____ STROUD 14-6. ESTHER ADAMSON born 4/2/1751, married ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK + 15-7. JOHN ADAMSON born 11/1/1753, died 1809 Mason Co., KY, married RUTH ____. Removed to Westland in 1788 16-8. DEBORAH ADAMSON born 12/8/1755, died 4/13/1836, married ca. 1775 CASPER JOHNSON son of Casper and Catharine Johnson born ca. 1753, died 12-20-1832. Children listed KARD 8:14. + 17-9. JAMES ADAMSON born 1/4/1757, married HANNAH HEALD. Found in Westland 1789 + 18-10. THOMAS ADAMSON JR born May 15, 1758, married SARAH EGAN/EAGON 19-11. MARTHA ADAMSON born Nov. 2, 1760, died Brown Co., OH Aug. 13, 1836, married in 1782 THOMAS HATFIELD. They moved to VA. 20-12. SARAH ADAMSON born Richland Township 1/14/1763, married ENOCH BLACKLEDGE. Children LISTED KARD 8:14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- GENERATION THREE (2) THOMAS2 ADAMSON (John1) Son of John and Ann [Skuse] Adamson born near Haddonfield, Gloucester County (now Camden County), NJ Dec. 23, 1717/18, died Cumberland Township, Washington County, PA Feb. 2, 1790, buried Adamson Grove Farm, Cumberland Township, Washington County, PA, married ca. 1738 Bucks County, PA MARY BURSON daughter of Joseph and Rachel [Potts] Burson born May 9, 1721 according to Gweynedd MM, Montgomery, PA. He remained on his father's property until 1775 then acquired additional land. He and son John took a certificate from the Richland Meeting to the Westland Meeting and settled in Washington county, PA. The births of his children appear in the Richland MM records. CHILDREN: Thomas and Mary [Burson] Adamson 9-1. RACHEL ADAMSON born Springfield Township, Bucks County, PA 9/4/1739, married ___ BURSON 10-2. ANN ADAMSON born 9/12/1742, died 8/8/1784, married Richland, Bucks County, PA 11 mo. 10, 1763 ABRAHAM BALL son of John and Rebbeca [Hewlings] Ball born ca. 1738 + 11-3. JOSEPH ADAMSON born 1/17/1745, married MARY ____, married "out of unity" and was dismissed from the Richland meeting 12 mo 1765. His wife evidently became a member in good standing and Jun. 20 1782 she and children were given certificate to Hopewell, VA. 12-4. MARY ADAMSON born 12/7/1747 13-5. HANNAH ADAMSON born 5/15/1749, married ____ STROUD 14-6. ESTHER ADAMSON born 4/2/1751, married ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK + 15-7. JOHN ADAMSON born 11/1/1753, died 1809 Mason Co., KY, married RUTH ____. Removed to Westland in 1788 16-8. DEBORAH ADAMSON born 12/8/1755, died 4/13/1836, married ca. 1775 CASPER JOHNSON son of Casper and Catharine Johnson born ca. 1753, died 12-20-1832. Children listed KARD 8:14. + 17-9. JAMES ADAMSON born 1/4/1757, married HANNAH HEALD. Found in Westland 1789 + 18-10. THOMAS ADAMSON JR born May 15, 1758, married SARAH EGAN/EAGON 19-11. MARTHA ADAMSON born Nov. 2, 1760, died Brown Co., OH Aug. 13, 1836, married in 1782 THOMAS HATFIELD. They moved to VA. 20-12. SARAH ADAMSON born Richland Township 1/14/1763, married ENOCH BLACKLEDGE. Children listed KARD 8:14