H.T. Adams learned the blacksmith's trade in his native state of New Hampshire, and followed that business for several years. He married Estelle L. Rodgers, daughter of Moses Rodgers, on September 20, 1857, in Guildhall, Essex County, Vermont. They came to Wisconsin in 1860 and located in Hartford where Horace opened a blacksmith's shop. The business lasted for about a year, when he quit it to engage in the stock business. He was a successful stock dealer who established his business in 1862. He handled from $25,000 to $30,000 worth of stock per month.
Listed in the Union Cemetery Book, reference #711, lot 177 located in the Hartford, History Room.
Horace Turner Adams had the following siblings:
Mary Elizabeth Adams 1836-1851
Harriet Ellen Adams 1838-1895
Flora Adams 1840-1910 m. Gen. Edward Irving Darling
Sadie/Sarah Blaisdell Adams 1842 m. Leroy Smith
Julia Francis 19 June 1846- m. William H. Jones
John Quincy Adams 1848
Henry Edward Adams 1851-1890
Abby Jane 1853 m. DeVolney Everett 1850-1922
Clara Estelle 1855-1878 m.21 Oct 1871 Charles E. Parks 1850-1916 #119108361
Listed in the Union Cemetery Book, reference #711, lot 177 located in the Hartford, History Room.
Horace Turner Adams had the following siblings:
Mary Elizabeth Adams 1836-1851
Harriet Ellen Adams 1838-1895
Flora Adams 1840-1910 m. Gen. Edward Irving Darling
Sadie/Sarah Blaisdell Adams 1842 m. Leroy Smith
Julia Francis 19 June 1846- m. William H. Jones
John Quincy Adams 1848
Henry Edward Adams 1851-1890
Abby Jane 1853 m. DeVolney Everett 1850-1922
Clara Estelle 1855-1878 m.21 Oct 1871 Charles E. Parks 1850-1916 #119108361
H.T. Adams learned the blacksmith's trade in his native state of New Hampshire, and followed that business for several years. He married Estelle L. Rodgers, daughter of Moses Rodgers, on September 20, 1857, in Guildhall, Essex County, Vermont. They came to Wisconsin in 1860 and located in Hartford where Horace opened a blacksmith's shop. The business lasted for about a year, when he quit it to engage in the stock business. He was a successful stock dealer who established his business in 1862. He handled from $25,000 to $30,000 worth of stock per month.
Listed in the Union Cemetery Book, reference #711, lot 177 located in the Hartford, History Room.
Horace Turner Adams had the following siblings:
Mary Elizabeth Adams 1836-1851
Harriet Ellen Adams 1838-1895
Flora Adams 1840-1910 m. Gen. Edward Irving Darling
Sadie/Sarah Blaisdell Adams 1842 m. Leroy Smith
Julia Francis 19 June 1846- m. William H. Jones
John Quincy Adams 1848
Henry Edward Adams 1851-1890
Abby Jane 1853 m. DeVolney Everett 1850-1922
Clara Estelle 1855-1878 m.21 Oct 1871 Charles E. Parks 1850-1916 #119108361
Listed in the Union Cemetery Book, reference #711, lot 177 located in the Hartford, History Room.
Horace Turner Adams had the following siblings:
Mary Elizabeth Adams 1836-1851
Harriet Ellen Adams 1838-1895
Flora Adams 1840-1910 m. Gen. Edward Irving Darling
Sadie/Sarah Blaisdell Adams 1842 m. Leroy Smith
Julia Francis 19 June 1846- m. William H. Jones
John Quincy Adams 1848
Henry Edward Adams 1851-1890
Abby Jane 1853 m. DeVolney Everett 1850-1922
Clara Estelle 1855-1878 m.21 Oct 1871 Charles E. Parks 1850-1916 #119108361
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