1847-1850:
Letitia and her husband William Lewis Adams lived in Troy. He died there. (Troy was a community in Freestone Co., TX. but now a ghost town. This is not Troy, Bell Co., TX.)
The community of Troy is located on Micajah Bateman's and their land. Troy was founded in 1847 when the area was still considered Limestone County. Pine Bluff served as the steamboat stop for Troy. Troy was slightly inland from the Trinity River. Cook's Ferry was nearby and the way people crossed the Trinity River from the east going west.
Her husband was a mason at the local lodge and the first postmaster of Troy.
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1850 census - Precinct 3 in Limestone County. Enumerated on Oct. 14th, 1850. [Page 364-A]

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Wm L. Adams 36 M Merchant $3,590 Virginia
L. A. Adams 32 F Tennessee
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1850 Agriculture census - Limestone County p6,25 - W.L.;
1850 Slave census - Limestone County 62 - W.L.;
1851 Tax - Freestone County, TX #1-#2 - W.L.;
1852 Tax - Freestone County, TX #3,#330 - W.L.;
1853 Tax - Freestone County, TX #8,#439 - W.L.;
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Letitia was a widow at the young age of 27. After his death, she continues paying the taxes but eventually moved to Fairfield:
1854 Tax - Freestone County, TX #13,#14 - Mrs. L. A. (her);
1855 Tax - Freestone County, TX #8 - Mrs. L. A. (her);
1856 Tax - Freestone County, TX #8 - Mrs. L. A. (her);
1857 Tax - Freestone County, TX #6 - Mrs. L. A. (her);
1858 Tax - Freestone County, TX #20 - Mrs. L. A. (her);
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1860 Freestone Co., TX census Page #5 - Town of Fairfield, Freestone County, Texas -
done July 9th to 11th, 1860 by W. R. Daviss

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L[etitia] A[nn (Goodman)] Adams 34 Female Priv[ate] Boarding 20900 4715 Tennessee
Sarah A Adams 7 Female Texas *S*
Jake Womack 38 Male Clerk [] 100 Alabama
Thomas [Livingston] Womack 20 Male Clerk [] [] Alabama
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