Daughter of James Pickett Adams (1828 SC - 1904 SC)and Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams (1830 SC - 1909 SC), and grandaughter of Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston.
Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams was the daughter of Samuel Johnston (1769 Ireland - 1853 Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina) and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston (1830 SC - 1909 SC), both are buried in Sion Presbyterian Cemetery, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.
Mentioned the grandparents only because they are buried in the same Sion Presbyterian Cemetery and the grandfather is a long forgotten Fairfield politician while the parents are buried elsewhere in South Carolina.
Although, grandfather Samuel Johnston was elected to the South Carolina state House of Representatives 3 times from Fairfield, was a Presidential Elector from South Carolina in 1812, was elected to the South Carolina state Senate 4 times from Fairfield, and served 3 different times as commissioner of public buildings for the Fairfield District as late as 1842 which makes him a long forgotten political figure in Fairfield District/Fairfield County.
Source for the information on the marriage of James Pickett Adams and Margaret Crawford Johnston Adams and biographical information on grandparents Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth Crawford Johnston comes from the following:
Source is the "Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volume IV, 1791-1815" by N Louise Bailey, Editor; University of South Carolina Press; Columbia, South Carolina.
The above information was provided by Mike J. Smith.
Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams was the daughter of Samuel Johnston (1769 Ireland - 1853 Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina) and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston (1830 SC - 1909 SC), both are buried in Sion Presbyterian Cemetery, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.
Mentioned the grandparents only because they are buried in the same Sion Presbyterian Cemetery and the grandfather is a long forgotten Fairfield politician while the parents are buried elsewhere in South Carolina.
Although, grandfather Samuel Johnston was elected to the South Carolina state House of Representatives 3 times from Fairfield, was a Presidential Elector from South Carolina in 1812, was elected to the South Carolina state Senate 4 times from Fairfield, and served 3 different times as commissioner of public buildings for the Fairfield District as late as 1842 which makes him a long forgotten political figure in Fairfield District/Fairfield County.
Source for the information on the marriage of James Pickett Adams and Margaret Crawford Johnston Adams and biographical information on grandparents Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth Crawford Johnston comes from the following:
Source is the "Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volume IV, 1791-1815" by N Louise Bailey, Editor; University of South Carolina Press; Columbia, South Carolina.
The above information was provided by Mike J. Smith.
Daughter of James Pickett Adams (1828 SC - 1904 SC)and Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams (1830 SC - 1909 SC), and grandaughter of Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston.
Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams was the daughter of Samuel Johnston (1769 Ireland - 1853 Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina) and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston (1830 SC - 1909 SC), both are buried in Sion Presbyterian Cemetery, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.
Mentioned the grandparents only because they are buried in the same Sion Presbyterian Cemetery and the grandfather is a long forgotten Fairfield politician while the parents are buried elsewhere in South Carolina.
Although, grandfather Samuel Johnston was elected to the South Carolina state House of Representatives 3 times from Fairfield, was a Presidential Elector from South Carolina in 1812, was elected to the South Carolina state Senate 4 times from Fairfield, and served 3 different times as commissioner of public buildings for the Fairfield District as late as 1842 which makes him a long forgotten political figure in Fairfield District/Fairfield County.
Source for the information on the marriage of James Pickett Adams and Margaret Crawford Johnston Adams and biographical information on grandparents Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth Crawford Johnston comes from the following:
Source is the "Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volume IV, 1791-1815" by N Louise Bailey, Editor; University of South Carolina Press; Columbia, South Carolina.
The above information was provided by Mike J. Smith.
Margaret Crawford [Johnston] Adams was the daughter of Samuel Johnston (1769 Ireland - 1853 Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina) and Elizabeth [Crawford] Johnston (1830 SC - 1909 SC), both are buried in Sion Presbyterian Cemetery, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.
Mentioned the grandparents only because they are buried in the same Sion Presbyterian Cemetery and the grandfather is a long forgotten Fairfield politician while the parents are buried elsewhere in South Carolina.
Although, grandfather Samuel Johnston was elected to the South Carolina state House of Representatives 3 times from Fairfield, was a Presidential Elector from South Carolina in 1812, was elected to the South Carolina state Senate 4 times from Fairfield, and served 3 different times as commissioner of public buildings for the Fairfield District as late as 1842 which makes him a long forgotten political figure in Fairfield District/Fairfield County.
Source for the information on the marriage of James Pickett Adams and Margaret Crawford Johnston Adams and biographical information on grandparents Samuel Johnston and Elizabeth Crawford Johnston comes from the following:
Source is the "Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volume IV, 1791-1815" by N Louise Bailey, Editor; University of South Carolina Press; Columbia, South Carolina.
The above information was provided by Mike J. Smith.
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IN MEMORY
of
JANE JOHNSTON ADAMS
infant daughter of
James P & Margaret C Adams
Born August 21st 1858
Died August 11th 1860
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Our little lamb by God's own
hand redeemed.
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