Son of Sarah Noyes and Richard Adams Jr.
Married (1) Edna Noyes, 26 November 1788 at Newbury, Essex, Mass.; they had six children: Sylvia (unmarried female), Moody (unmarried male), Eleanor (md. 1832, Jeremiah Jewett), Sarah (unmarried female), Aaron (unmarried male) and Edna (unmarried female).
Married (2) Sarah Pierce, 18 January 1800 at Newbury, Essex, Mass. They had one daughter, Abigail Pierce Adams (md. Tallack Bronbeck)
During his 30's Daniel was a yeoman and cordwainer. After 1789, he became a miller.
LONG LOST PAST
Your gravestone stands, so cold and lone
In tangled vines, all overgrown.
I wonder if it's hiding there;
And waiting for someone to care.
I see your name and faded date,
So worn from age and destined fate.
And now it seems to beckon me,
To touch its' face, for more to see.
I feel the script; Oh, can it be......?
My mind now reads your history!
So now I have a solemn task,
To document your long lost past.
~Shirleen Farley 2019
Married (1) Edna Noyes, 26 November 1788 at Newbury, Essex, Mass.; they had six children: Sylvia (unmarried female), Moody (unmarried male), Eleanor (md. 1832, Jeremiah Jewett), Sarah (unmarried female), Aaron (unmarried male) and Edna (unmarried female).
Married (2) Sarah Pierce, 18 January 1800 at Newbury, Essex, Mass. They had one daughter, Abigail Pierce Adams (md. Tallack Bronbeck)
During his 30's Daniel was a yeoman and cordwainer. After 1789, he became a miller.
LONG LOST PAST
Your gravestone stands, so cold and lone
In tangled vines, all overgrown.
I wonder if it's hiding there;
And waiting for someone to care.
I see your name and faded date,
So worn from age and destined fate.
And now it seems to beckon me,
To touch its' face, for more to see.
I feel the script; Oh, can it be......?
My mind now reads your history!
So now I have a solemn task,
To document your long lost past.
~Shirleen Farley 2019
Son of Sarah Noyes and Richard Adams Jr.
Married (1) Edna Noyes, 26 November 1788 at Newbury, Essex, Mass.; they had six children: Sylvia (unmarried female), Moody (unmarried male), Eleanor (md. 1832, Jeremiah Jewett), Sarah (unmarried female), Aaron (unmarried male) and Edna (unmarried female).
Married (2) Sarah Pierce, 18 January 1800 at Newbury, Essex, Mass. They had one daughter, Abigail Pierce Adams (md. Tallack Bronbeck)
During his 30's Daniel was a yeoman and cordwainer. After 1789, he became a miller.
LONG LOST PAST
Your gravestone stands, so cold and lone
In tangled vines, all overgrown.
I wonder if it's hiding there;
And waiting for someone to care.
I see your name and faded date,
So worn from age and destined fate.
And now it seems to beckon me,
To touch its' face, for more to see.
I feel the script; Oh, can it be......?
My mind now reads your history!
So now I have a solemn task,
To document your long lost past.
~Shirleen Farley 2019
Married (1) Edna Noyes, 26 November 1788 at Newbury, Essex, Mass.; they had six children: Sylvia (unmarried female), Moody (unmarried male), Eleanor (md. 1832, Jeremiah Jewett), Sarah (unmarried female), Aaron (unmarried male) and Edna (unmarried female).
Married (2) Sarah Pierce, 18 January 1800 at Newbury, Essex, Mass. They had one daughter, Abigail Pierce Adams (md. Tallack Bronbeck)
During his 30's Daniel was a yeoman and cordwainer. After 1789, he became a miller.
LONG LOST PAST
Your gravestone stands, so cold and lone
In tangled vines, all overgrown.
I wonder if it's hiding there;
And waiting for someone to care.
I see your name and faded date,
So worn from age and destined fate.
And now it seems to beckon me,
To touch its' face, for more to see.
I feel the script; Oh, can it be......?
My mind now reads your history!
So now I have a solemn task,
To document your long lost past.
~Shirleen Farley 2019
Inscription
[CARVING OF ORNATE VASE POSITIONED UNDER A WEEPING WILLOW TREE]
DANIEL ADAMS
died
Aug. 2, 1846
Aged 86.
*
"As for man his days are
as grass; as a flower of
the field, so he flourisheth
For the wind passeth over
it and it is gone; and the
place thereof shall know
it no more."
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