Henry Adams lived in Meredith for a time, at the top of Ladd Hill. His farm was where the white schoolhouse stood until recently. His family are all gone.
Tradition says that he had a wen on his left cheek. He was one of the victims who fell through Meredith townhouse floor. It is said that when he went down through it scraped the wen completely from his face, and left no scar when healed. He is connected with the bear story, in 1814. He was a blacksmith.
Henry Adams, 1788-1871, married as his second wife, Esther F. Swasey, 1793-1880. The Adams family are buried in the Swasey yard in Meredith. John Q. Adams, 1835-1853, was their son.
Source: MEREDITH, N. H. Annals and Genealogies ARRANGED BY MARY E. NEAL HANAFORD 1932
Three children:
Joseph Adams ABT: 1834, NH
John Q Adams ABT: 1836, NH
A Maria Adams ABT: 1838, NH
Source: 1850 Meredith, NH Census
Per FAG# 48526524, Henry's mother, Jane Bond, married 1st Benjamin Swasey then married 2nd Stephen Adams (Henry's father).
Tradition says that he had a wen on his left cheek. He was one of the victims who fell through Meredith townhouse floor. It is said that when he went down through it scraped the wen completely from his face, and left no scar when healed. He is connected with the bear story, in 1814. He was a blacksmith.
Henry Adams, 1788-1871, married as his second wife, Esther F. Swasey, 1793-1880. The Adams family are buried in the Swasey yard in Meredith. John Q. Adams, 1835-1853, was their son.
Source: MEREDITH, N. H. Annals and Genealogies ARRANGED BY MARY E. NEAL HANAFORD 1932
Three children:
Joseph Adams ABT: 1834, NH
John Q Adams ABT: 1836, NH
A Maria Adams ABT: 1838, NH
Source: 1850 Meredith, NH Census
Per FAG# 48526524, Henry's mother, Jane Bond, married 1st Benjamin Swasey then married 2nd Stephen Adams (Henry's father).
Henry Adams lived in Meredith for a time, at the top of Ladd Hill. His farm was where the white schoolhouse stood until recently. His family are all gone.
Tradition says that he had a wen on his left cheek. He was one of the victims who fell through Meredith townhouse floor. It is said that when he went down through it scraped the wen completely from his face, and left no scar when healed. He is connected with the bear story, in 1814. He was a blacksmith.
Henry Adams, 1788-1871, married as his second wife, Esther F. Swasey, 1793-1880. The Adams family are buried in the Swasey yard in Meredith. John Q. Adams, 1835-1853, was their son.
Source: MEREDITH, N. H. Annals and Genealogies ARRANGED BY MARY E. NEAL HANAFORD 1932
Three children:
Joseph Adams ABT: 1834, NH
John Q Adams ABT: 1836, NH
A Maria Adams ABT: 1838, NH
Source: 1850 Meredith, NH Census
Per FAG# 48526524, Henry's mother, Jane Bond, married 1st Benjamin Swasey then married 2nd Stephen Adams (Henry's father).
Tradition says that he had a wen on his left cheek. He was one of the victims who fell through Meredith townhouse floor. It is said that when he went down through it scraped the wen completely from his face, and left no scar when healed. He is connected with the bear story, in 1814. He was a blacksmith.
Henry Adams, 1788-1871, married as his second wife, Esther F. Swasey, 1793-1880. The Adams family are buried in the Swasey yard in Meredith. John Q. Adams, 1835-1853, was their son.
Source: MEREDITH, N. H. Annals and Genealogies ARRANGED BY MARY E. NEAL HANAFORD 1932
Three children:
Joseph Adams ABT: 1834, NH
John Q Adams ABT: 1836, NH
A Maria Adams ABT: 1838, NH
Source: 1850 Meredith, NH Census
Per FAG# 48526524, Henry's mother, Jane Bond, married 1st Benjamin Swasey then married 2nd Stephen Adams (Henry's father).
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