Son of Joseph Adams and Stella Miller.
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According to the family history, he was drowned in the flume of his father's new marble mill on October 1, 1845, whereas the family monument gives his date of death as October 11, 1845.
[Source: The descendants of James and William Adams of Londonderry NH, by Andrew N. Adams, p. 43. The author was the brother of John J. Adams; courtesy of contributor CarolynA]
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According to the family history, he was drowned in the flume of his father's new marble mill on October 1, 1845, whereas the family monument gives his date of death as October 11, 1845.
[Source: The descendants of James and William Adams of Londonderry NH, by Andrew N. Adams, p. 43. The author was the brother of John J. Adams; courtesy of contributor CarolynA]
Son of Joseph Adams and Stella Miller.
.
According to the family history, he was drowned in the flume of his father's new marble mill on October 1, 1845, whereas the family monument gives his date of death as October 11, 1845.
[Source: The descendants of James and William Adams of Londonderry NH, by Andrew N. Adams, p. 43. The author was the brother of John J. Adams; courtesy of contributor CarolynA]
.
According to the family history, he was drowned in the flume of his father's new marble mill on October 1, 1845, whereas the family monument gives his date of death as October 11, 1845.
[Source: The descendants of James and William Adams of Londonderry NH, by Andrew N. Adams, p. 43. The author was the brother of John J. Adams; courtesy of contributor CarolynA]
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JOHN J. drowned
Oct. 11, 1845. AE. 5 ys. 5 ms. & 5 ds.
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