per a findagrave contributor:
Abraham Adams was born in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and was reared and married there. In 1812, with his wife and children, he moved to what was then called the Western Reserve, and in Delaware County, Ohio, took claim to a tract of land and established his home on the frontier. He became one of the prominent early farmers of Delaware County.
per a different findagrave researcher, he was born in Sussex, Sussex, New Jersey, 22 Nov 1755
Abraham Adams was born in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and was reared and married there. In 1812, with his wife and children, he moved to what was then called the Western Reserve, and in Delaware County, Ohio, took claim to a tract of land and established his home on the frontier. He became one of the prominent early farmers of Delaware County.
per a different findagrave researcher, he was born in Sussex, Sussex, New Jersey, 22 Nov 1755
per a findagrave contributor:
Abraham Adams was born in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and was reared and married there. In 1812, with his wife and children, he moved to what was then called the Western Reserve, and in Delaware County, Ohio, took claim to a tract of land and established his home on the frontier. He became one of the prominent early farmers of Delaware County.
per a different findagrave researcher, he was born in Sussex, Sussex, New Jersey, 22 Nov 1755
Abraham Adams was born in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and was reared and married there. In 1812, with his wife and children, he moved to what was then called the Western Reserve, and in Delaware County, Ohio, took claim to a tract of land and established his home on the frontier. He became one of the prominent early farmers of Delaware County.
per a different findagrave researcher, he was born in Sussex, Sussex, New Jersey, 22 Nov 1755
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67 yrs
then abraham gave up the ghost and died in a good old age. an old man and full of years and was gathered to his people
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