Samuel Adams, his wife and parents were specifically named as four of the 15 members of the Adams family who died in the 1694 attack on Adams Garrison. The other family members were referred to as children.
The burial location is mentioned as being near the Mathes' cemetery at Durham Point. The Adams' were said to be buried in one grave, marked by a mound of earth.
His siblings were Deliverence; Charles Jr. (b. 1668, m. Temperence Benmore); Mary (m. William Tasker); and Sarah (m. [1] Henry Nock, [2[ Eleazer Wyer).
Source: History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire, by Everett S. Stackpole and Lucien Thompson (1913).
The burial location is mentioned as being near the Mathes' cemetery at Durham Point. The Adams' were said to be buried in one grave, marked by a mound of earth.
His siblings were Deliverence; Charles Jr. (b. 1668, m. Temperence Benmore); Mary (m. William Tasker); and Sarah (m. [1] Henry Nock, [2[ Eleazer Wyer).
Source: History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire, by Everett S. Stackpole and Lucien Thompson (1913).
Samuel Adams, his wife and parents were specifically named as four of the 15 members of the Adams family who died in the 1694 attack on Adams Garrison. The other family members were referred to as children.
The burial location is mentioned as being near the Mathes' cemetery at Durham Point. The Adams' were said to be buried in one grave, marked by a mound of earth.
His siblings were Deliverence; Charles Jr. (b. 1668, m. Temperence Benmore); Mary (m. William Tasker); and Sarah (m. [1] Henry Nock, [2[ Eleazer Wyer).
Source: History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire, by Everett S. Stackpole and Lucien Thompson (1913).
The burial location is mentioned as being near the Mathes' cemetery at Durham Point. The Adams' were said to be buried in one grave, marked by a mound of earth.
His siblings were Deliverence; Charles Jr. (b. 1668, m. Temperence Benmore); Mary (m. William Tasker); and Sarah (m. [1] Henry Nock, [2[ Eleazer Wyer).
Source: History of the Town of Durham, New Hampshire, by Everett S. Stackpole and Lucien Thompson (1913).
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