The Rev. Adams was a Methodist minister, an educator, and a poet. He was a graduate of Emory and Henry College in Virginia (1860). He served as private and chaplain in Co. F of the 11th Mississippi Infantry during the Civil War.
According to the City Sexton's record, Rev. Adams died of apoplexy at age 49.
According to the City Sexton's record, Rev. Adams died of apoplexy at age 49.
The Rev. Adams was a Methodist minister, an educator, and a poet. He was a graduate of Emory and Henry College in Virginia (1860). He served as private and chaplain in Co. F of the 11th Mississippi Infantry during the Civil War.
According to the City Sexton's record, Rev. Adams died of apoplexy at age 49.
According to the City Sexton's record, Rev. Adams died of apoplexy at age 49.
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