Enlisted on January 14, 1862, in Co. K, 21st Maine Infantry.
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His father was from Maine and his mother from Northumberland County. All of their three children were born in Whitney. They moved to Maine circa 1860.
Residence Skowhegan, ME; 18 years old.
On 10/14/1862 he was mustered in. He died of disease.
Federal Pension Information:
His Father (Edmund Adams) applied for a pension on 11/3/1874; application # 218,078
His Mother (Fanny Adams) applied for a pension on 10/1/1870; application # 190,725
- Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
- National Archives: Index to Federal Pension Records
Contributor: Larry Burden (49233116)
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His father was from Maine and his mother from Northumberland County. All of their three children were born in Whitney. They moved to Maine circa 1860.
Residence Skowhegan, ME; 18 years old.
On 10/14/1862 he was mustered in. He died of disease.
Federal Pension Information:
His Father (Edmund Adams) applied for a pension on 11/3/1874; application # 218,078
His Mother (Fanny Adams) applied for a pension on 10/1/1870; application # 190,725
- Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
- National Archives: Index to Federal Pension Records
Contributor: Larry Burden (49233116)
Enlisted on January 14, 1862, in Co. K, 21st Maine Infantry.
***************
His father was from Maine and his mother from Northumberland County. All of their three children were born in Whitney. They moved to Maine circa 1860.
Residence Skowhegan, ME; 18 years old.
On 10/14/1862 he was mustered in. He died of disease.
Federal Pension Information:
His Father (Edmund Adams) applied for a pension on 11/3/1874; application # 218,078
His Mother (Fanny Adams) applied for a pension on 10/1/1870; application # 190,725
- Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
- National Archives: Index to Federal Pension Records
Contributor: Larry Burden (49233116)
***************
His father was from Maine and his mother from Northumberland County. All of their three children were born in Whitney. They moved to Maine circa 1860.
Residence Skowhegan, ME; 18 years old.
On 10/14/1862 he was mustered in. He died of disease.
Federal Pension Information:
His Father (Edmund Adams) applied for a pension on 11/3/1874; application # 218,078
His Mother (Fanny Adams) applied for a pension on 10/1/1870; application # 190,725
- Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
- National Archives: Index to Federal Pension Records
Contributor: Larry Burden (49233116)
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