Abednego B. Adams was the son of Abednego Adams, born 1747-1752 in Fairfax County, Virginia and died in Rutherford County, North Carolina. His mother was Anna Frances Hamrick Adams, daughter of Jeremiah Hamrick and Anna Farrow Hamrick. Anna was born about 1757 in Virginia and died in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Abednego B. Adams' grandparents were Abednego Adams, born 1721 in Charles County, Maryland and died November 1, 1809 in Fairfax County, Virginia and Mary Peake. Abednego was the son of Francis Adams and Mary Godfrey Adams. Abednego and Mary were marrried December 17, 1746 in Charles County, Maryland. Mary was the daughter of William Peake and Jean Hereford. Mary may be buried in Peake Family Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego married second Hannah Moss.
The grandparents were the closest neighbors of George and Martha Washington in Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego Adams is mentioned in the will and papers of George Washington. He died in Fairfax County, Virginia and his will, dated June 28, 1804, was probated there on November 20, 1809.
Abednego B. Adams and Fanny Ribby Adams had eleven children:
John Adams born 1797, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1870 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Hexrey Cox, January 1, 1819, Lincoln County, North Carolina. He married second Margaret Arnold before 1823 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. All three were members of Buffalo Baptist Church.
Susannah Adams born August 23, 1812, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died March 3, 1887, Patterson Springs, Cleveland County, North Carolina. She married Morris "Maurice" Roberts December 21, 1838, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Both are buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
William Adams born 1795, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1871, Yalobusha County, Mississippi. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Martin about 1815 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.
Martin Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Frank Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Mary "Polly" Adams born May 29, 1799, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died October 12, 1880, Calhoun County, Mississippi. She married Rev. James C. Martin, August 13, 1815, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Buried Driver's Flat Cemetery. Rev, Martin is buried in Bethel Church Cemetery, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. He founded Bethel Church.
Elizabeth Adams born 1800-1810, Rutherford County, North Carolina and died about 1820.
Francis Abednego Adams born about 1804, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1886, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Cinthia(Cynthia) Hardin. Both are buried Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Elgin Adams born 1803-1809, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He married Bethiah Hardin, February 12, 1831, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Nancy Adams born 1803, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1860, Cleveland County, North carolina. She married John Arnold (Arndell). John is buried in Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Azariah Adams born 1814, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1843, Choctaw County, Mississippi. He married Mary Runyan, August 18, 1833, Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Abednego B. Adams' grandparents were Abednego Adams, born 1721 in Charles County, Maryland and died November 1, 1809 in Fairfax County, Virginia and Mary Peake. Abednego was the son of Francis Adams and Mary Godfrey Adams. Abednego and Mary were marrried December 17, 1746 in Charles County, Maryland. Mary was the daughter of William Peake and Jean Hereford. Mary may be buried in Peake Family Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego married second Hannah Moss.
The grandparents were the closest neighbors of George and Martha Washington in Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego Adams is mentioned in the will and papers of George Washington. He died in Fairfax County, Virginia and his will, dated June 28, 1804, was probated there on November 20, 1809.
Abednego B. Adams and Fanny Ribby Adams had eleven children:
John Adams born 1797, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1870 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Hexrey Cox, January 1, 1819, Lincoln County, North Carolina. He married second Margaret Arnold before 1823 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. All three were members of Buffalo Baptist Church.
Susannah Adams born August 23, 1812, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died March 3, 1887, Patterson Springs, Cleveland County, North Carolina. She married Morris "Maurice" Roberts December 21, 1838, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Both are buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
William Adams born 1795, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1871, Yalobusha County, Mississippi. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Martin about 1815 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.
Martin Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Frank Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Mary "Polly" Adams born May 29, 1799, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died October 12, 1880, Calhoun County, Mississippi. She married Rev. James C. Martin, August 13, 1815, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Buried Driver's Flat Cemetery. Rev, Martin is buried in Bethel Church Cemetery, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. He founded Bethel Church.
Elizabeth Adams born 1800-1810, Rutherford County, North Carolina and died about 1820.
Francis Abednego Adams born about 1804, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1886, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Cinthia(Cynthia) Hardin. Both are buried Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Elgin Adams born 1803-1809, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He married Bethiah Hardin, February 12, 1831, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Nancy Adams born 1803, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1860, Cleveland County, North carolina. She married John Arnold (Arndell). John is buried in Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Azariah Adams born 1814, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1843, Choctaw County, Mississippi. He married Mary Runyan, August 18, 1833, Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Abednego B. Adams was the son of Abednego Adams, born 1747-1752 in Fairfax County, Virginia and died in Rutherford County, North Carolina. His mother was Anna Frances Hamrick Adams, daughter of Jeremiah Hamrick and Anna Farrow Hamrick. Anna was born about 1757 in Virginia and died in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Abednego B. Adams' grandparents were Abednego Adams, born 1721 in Charles County, Maryland and died November 1, 1809 in Fairfax County, Virginia and Mary Peake. Abednego was the son of Francis Adams and Mary Godfrey Adams. Abednego and Mary were marrried December 17, 1746 in Charles County, Maryland. Mary was the daughter of William Peake and Jean Hereford. Mary may be buried in Peake Family Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego married second Hannah Moss.
The grandparents were the closest neighbors of George and Martha Washington in Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego Adams is mentioned in the will and papers of George Washington. He died in Fairfax County, Virginia and his will, dated June 28, 1804, was probated there on November 20, 1809.
Abednego B. Adams and Fanny Ribby Adams had eleven children:
John Adams born 1797, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1870 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Hexrey Cox, January 1, 1819, Lincoln County, North Carolina. He married second Margaret Arnold before 1823 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. All three were members of Buffalo Baptist Church.
Susannah Adams born August 23, 1812, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died March 3, 1887, Patterson Springs, Cleveland County, North Carolina. She married Morris "Maurice" Roberts December 21, 1838, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Both are buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
William Adams born 1795, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1871, Yalobusha County, Mississippi. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Martin about 1815 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.
Martin Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Frank Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Mary "Polly" Adams born May 29, 1799, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died October 12, 1880, Calhoun County, Mississippi. She married Rev. James C. Martin, August 13, 1815, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Buried Driver's Flat Cemetery. Rev, Martin is buried in Bethel Church Cemetery, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. He founded Bethel Church.
Elizabeth Adams born 1800-1810, Rutherford County, North Carolina and died about 1820.
Francis Abednego Adams born about 1804, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1886, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Cinthia(Cynthia) Hardin. Both are buried Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Elgin Adams born 1803-1809, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He married Bethiah Hardin, February 12, 1831, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Nancy Adams born 1803, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1860, Cleveland County, North carolina. She married John Arnold (Arndell). John is buried in Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Azariah Adams born 1814, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1843, Choctaw County, Mississippi. He married Mary Runyan, August 18, 1833, Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Abednego B. Adams' grandparents were Abednego Adams, born 1721 in Charles County, Maryland and died November 1, 1809 in Fairfax County, Virginia and Mary Peake. Abednego was the son of Francis Adams and Mary Godfrey Adams. Abednego and Mary were marrried December 17, 1746 in Charles County, Maryland. Mary was the daughter of William Peake and Jean Hereford. Mary may be buried in Peake Family Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego married second Hannah Moss.
The grandparents were the closest neighbors of George and Martha Washington in Fairfax County, Virginia. Abednego Adams is mentioned in the will and papers of George Washington. He died in Fairfax County, Virginia and his will, dated June 28, 1804, was probated there on November 20, 1809.
Abednego B. Adams and Fanny Ribby Adams had eleven children:
John Adams born 1797, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1870 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Hexrey Cox, January 1, 1819, Lincoln County, North Carolina. He married second Margaret Arnold before 1823 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. All three were members of Buffalo Baptist Church.
Susannah Adams born August 23, 1812, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died March 3, 1887, Patterson Springs, Cleveland County, North Carolina. She married Morris "Maurice" Roberts December 21, 1838, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Both are buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
William Adams born 1795, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1871, Yalobusha County, Mississippi. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Martin about 1815 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.
Martin Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Frank Adams born 1813 and died in a house fire about 1813.
Mary "Polly" Adams born May 29, 1799, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died October 12, 1880, Calhoun County, Mississippi. She married Rev. James C. Martin, August 13, 1815, Lincoln County, North Carolina. Buried Driver's Flat Cemetery. Rev, Martin is buried in Bethel Church Cemetery, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. He founded Bethel Church.
Elizabeth Adams born 1800-1810, Rutherford County, North Carolina and died about 1820.
Francis Abednego Adams born about 1804, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1886, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Cinthia(Cynthia) Hardin. Both are buried Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Elgin Adams born 1803-1809, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He married Bethiah Hardin, February 12, 1831, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Nancy Adams born 1803, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died after 1860, Cleveland County, North carolina. She married John Arnold (Arndell). John is buried in Adams Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Azariah Adams born 1814, Lincoln County, North Carolina and died 1843, Choctaw County, Mississippi. He married Mary Runyan, August 18, 1833, Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Bio by: Susan Carrington Kilgore Wiley
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