Wife of Israel Adams, listed as a member of the Congregational Church. Possibly a mother to Darius Adams, buried same plot. Have not found record of Israel Adam's burial, although the Manhattan Nationalist lists him as passing away March, 1896, in Manhattan.
"Ancestry" lists a Betsey E. Stearns (b. 1814, in Bethel, Maine) as marrying Israel Adams and having at least 4 children, the only surviving, Darius, born 1844. The page also states she married "Isaac" Adams (error or possible duplicate). Parents listed are Charles and Thankful Bartlett Stearns.
(sources: Kansas Kin periodical, Manhattan Nationalist listings from April,1881).
Wife of Israel Adams, listed as a member of the Congregational Church. Possibly a mother to Darius Adams, buried same plot. Have not found record of Israel Adam's burial, although the Manhattan Nationalist lists him as passing away March, 1896, in Manhattan.
"Ancestry" lists a Betsey E. Stearns (b. 1814, in Bethel, Maine) as marrying Israel Adams and having at least 4 children, the only surviving, Darius, born 1844. The page also states she married "Isaac" Adams (error or possible duplicate). Parents listed are Charles and Thankful Bartlett Stearns.
(sources: Kansas Kin periodical, Manhattan Nationalist listings from April,1881).
Gravesite Details
No marker, but many thanks to Dr. Akins and his photograph and digital marking of the area.
Family Members
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Records on Ancestry
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