ADAMS, JAMES M.
(1839~1907)
At the outbreak of the Civil War, he joined Company A of the 14th Arkansas Infantry. He fought for three years. In 1865, Adams moved to Texas and settled in San Angelo, Tom Green County, where he worked as a stockman. In 1899, at age 60, he applied for and received a Confederate Pension. Having never married and claiming general disabilities,
he died on November 24, 1907.
SOURCE:
http:www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
(1839~1907)
At the outbreak of the Civil War, he joined Company A of the 14th Arkansas Infantry. He fought for three years. In 1865, Adams moved to Texas and settled in San Angelo, Tom Green County, where he worked as a stockman. In 1899, at age 60, he applied for and received a Confederate Pension. Having never married and claiming general disabilities,
he died on November 24, 1907.
SOURCE:
http:www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
ADAMS, JAMES M.
(1839~1907)
At the outbreak of the Civil War, he joined Company A of the 14th Arkansas Infantry. He fought for three years. In 1865, Adams moved to Texas and settled in San Angelo, Tom Green County, where he worked as a stockman. In 1899, at age 60, he applied for and received a Confederate Pension. Having never married and claiming general disabilities,
he died on November 24, 1907.
SOURCE:
http:www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
(1839~1907)
At the outbreak of the Civil War, he joined Company A of the 14th Arkansas Infantry. He fought for three years. In 1865, Adams moved to Texas and settled in San Angelo, Tom Green County, where he worked as a stockman. In 1899, at age 60, he applied for and received a Confederate Pension. Having never married and claiming general disabilities,
he died on November 24, 1907.
SOURCE:
http:www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
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Co. A. 14 Ark. Inf.
Aged 68 Yrs.
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