Son of Samuel and Catherine Adams of Redstone, Fayette Co. PA.
Children of Robert Joseph Sr. and Elizabeth Chambers Adams were 10:
1. John Quincy m. Susannah Hart
2. James, a Presbyterian Minister, m. Margaret McClelland
3. Robert Joseph Jr. m. Patience Hull
4. Mary m. Judge Moses Baird in Ohio
5. Margaret m. John Heath in Kentucky
6. Alexander m. Janet Allen
7. Nancy m. Alexander Roderick Pinkerton in Ohio
8. Eleanor m. Smith
9. Lydia m. Reuben Pearson McNamee
10. Elizabeth m. William Lynn
∼Robert Adams was probably born in Bedminster, New Jersey after his father had migrated from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He married about 1761 in New Jersey to Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of John & Eleanor Chambers. He migrated to southwest Pennsylvania with his parents and settled in what is now Fayette County. During the Revolutionary War Robert served as a 2nd Major in the 3rd Battalion of the Westmoreland County Militia. He acquired land for his service, which he named "Paradise" farm. He died there in 1806 but his burial place is unknown.
Children of Robert Joseph Sr. and Elizabeth Chambers Adams were 10:
1. John Quincy m. Susannah Hart
2. James, a Presbyterian Minister, m. Margaret McClelland
3. Robert Joseph Jr. m. Patience Hull
4. Mary m. Judge Moses Baird in Ohio
5. Margaret m. John Heath in Kentucky
6. Alexander m. Janet Allen
7. Nancy m. Alexander Roderick Pinkerton in Ohio
8. Eleanor m. Smith
9. Lydia m. Reuben Pearson McNamee
10. Elizabeth m. William Lynn
∼Robert Adams was probably born in Bedminster, New Jersey after his father had migrated from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He married about 1761 in New Jersey to Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of John & Eleanor Chambers. He migrated to southwest Pennsylvania with his parents and settled in what is now Fayette County. During the Revolutionary War Robert served as a 2nd Major in the 3rd Battalion of the Westmoreland County Militia. He acquired land for his service, which he named "Paradise" farm. He died there in 1806 but his burial place is unknown.
Son of Samuel and Catherine Adams of Redstone, Fayette Co. PA.
Children of Robert Joseph Sr. and Elizabeth Chambers Adams were 10:
1. John Quincy m. Susannah Hart
2. James, a Presbyterian Minister, m. Margaret McClelland
3. Robert Joseph Jr. m. Patience Hull
4. Mary m. Judge Moses Baird in Ohio
5. Margaret m. John Heath in Kentucky
6. Alexander m. Janet Allen
7. Nancy m. Alexander Roderick Pinkerton in Ohio
8. Eleanor m. Smith
9. Lydia m. Reuben Pearson McNamee
10. Elizabeth m. William Lynn
∼Robert Adams was probably born in Bedminster, New Jersey after his father had migrated from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He married about 1761 in New Jersey to Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of John & Eleanor Chambers. He migrated to southwest Pennsylvania with his parents and settled in what is now Fayette County. During the Revolutionary War Robert served as a 2nd Major in the 3rd Battalion of the Westmoreland County Militia. He acquired land for his service, which he named "Paradise" farm. He died there in 1806 but his burial place is unknown.
Children of Robert Joseph Sr. and Elizabeth Chambers Adams were 10:
1. John Quincy m. Susannah Hart
2. James, a Presbyterian Minister, m. Margaret McClelland
3. Robert Joseph Jr. m. Patience Hull
4. Mary m. Judge Moses Baird in Ohio
5. Margaret m. John Heath in Kentucky
6. Alexander m. Janet Allen
7. Nancy m. Alexander Roderick Pinkerton in Ohio
8. Eleanor m. Smith
9. Lydia m. Reuben Pearson McNamee
10. Elizabeth m. William Lynn
∼Robert Adams was probably born in Bedminster, New Jersey after his father had migrated from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He married about 1761 in New Jersey to Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of John & Eleanor Chambers. He migrated to southwest Pennsylvania with his parents and settled in what is now Fayette County. During the Revolutionary War Robert served as a 2nd Major in the 3rd Battalion of the Westmoreland County Militia. He acquired land for his service, which he named "Paradise" farm. He died there in 1806 but his burial place is unknown.
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