Wife of William ADAMS
After his death in 1841, his wife applied for pension which was granted in 1845. At that time she was 79 years of age
They had nine children and two of their sons were killed in the war of 1812. Three of their children were: Taylor, born March 28, 1789, died Aug. 17, 1817; James, born April, 1806; Sally, born March, 1808. The family became residents of French Creek at an early part of the nineteenth century..
After his death in 1841, his wife applied for pension which was granted in 1845. At that time she was 79 years of age
They had nine children and two of their sons were killed in the war of 1812. Three of their children were: Taylor, born March 28, 1789, died Aug. 17, 1817; James, born April, 1806; Sally, born March, 1808. The family became residents of French Creek at an early part of the nineteenth century..
Wife of William ADAMS
After his death in 1841, his wife applied for pension which was granted in 1845. At that time she was 79 years of age
They had nine children and two of their sons were killed in the war of 1812. Three of their children were: Taylor, born March 28, 1789, died Aug. 17, 1817; James, born April, 1806; Sally, born March, 1808. The family became residents of French Creek at an early part of the nineteenth century..
After his death in 1841, his wife applied for pension which was granted in 1845. At that time she was 79 years of age
They had nine children and two of their sons were killed in the war of 1812. Three of their children were: Taylor, born March 28, 1789, died Aug. 17, 1817; James, born April, 1806; Sally, born March, 1808. The family became residents of French Creek at an early part of the nineteenth century..
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