Son of W and Mary Adams. Husband of Louisa Hayes Adams; father of W. H. Adams; buried next to them. Also buried next to Mary Adams (relationship unknown), who was born 1802 in North Carolina. Father of Joe Adams, who died in Missouri. His sister, Mary Adams Cunningham is also buried at Harmony, but there is no marker for her.
The following information was contributed by #47220553:
James Calvin Adams moved to Parker County, Texas in 1859. He was a blacksmith.
James Adams enlisted at Fort Belknap in 1862. He served in the Texas Frontier Service under J.J. Cureton and Buck Barry.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #41704, Mrs. E.H. "W.H." Roys, dated 13 March 1925.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #20935, S.C. PIckard of Parker County, Texas, dated 22 February 1910.
The following information was contributed by #47220553:
James Calvin Adams moved to Parker County, Texas in 1859. He was a blacksmith.
James Adams enlisted at Fort Belknap in 1862. He served in the Texas Frontier Service under J.J. Cureton and Buck Barry.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #41704, Mrs. E.H. "W.H." Roys, dated 13 March 1925.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #20935, S.C. PIckard of Parker County, Texas, dated 22 February 1910.
Son of W and Mary Adams. Husband of Louisa Hayes Adams; father of W. H. Adams; buried next to them. Also buried next to Mary Adams (relationship unknown), who was born 1802 in North Carolina. Father of Joe Adams, who died in Missouri. His sister, Mary Adams Cunningham is also buried at Harmony, but there is no marker for her.
The following information was contributed by #47220553:
James Calvin Adams moved to Parker County, Texas in 1859. He was a blacksmith.
James Adams enlisted at Fort Belknap in 1862. He served in the Texas Frontier Service under J.J. Cureton and Buck Barry.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #41704, Mrs. E.H. "W.H." Roys, dated 13 March 1925.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #20935, S.C. PIckard of Parker County, Texas, dated 22 February 1910.
The following information was contributed by #47220553:
James Calvin Adams moved to Parker County, Texas in 1859. He was a blacksmith.
James Adams enlisted at Fort Belknap in 1862. He served in the Texas Frontier Service under J.J. Cureton and Buck Barry.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #41704, Mrs. E.H. "W.H." Roys, dated 13 March 1925.
Affidavit to Texas Pension #20935, S.C. PIckard of Parker County, Texas, dated 22 February 1910.
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