The daughter of Alvin and Vesta (Gardner) Cudworth.
Fidelia attended the Shelburne Falls Academy in 1855. A private school, the academy became the town's public high school in 1880.
Fidelia was 17 when she married George T. Adams, a 31-year-old Boston merchant and widower with four children.
Fidelia's life ended at age 22 when she died of Tuberculosis at the family's home located on Marginal Street, Boston with interment at Everett's Woodlawn Cemetery.
Fidelia attended the Shelburne Falls Academy in 1855. A private school, the academy became the town's public high school in 1880.
Fidelia was 17 when she married George T. Adams, a 31-year-old Boston merchant and widower with four children.
Fidelia's life ended at age 22 when she died of Tuberculosis at the family's home located on Marginal Street, Boston with interment at Everett's Woodlawn Cemetery.
The daughter of Alvin and Vesta (Gardner) Cudworth.
Fidelia attended the Shelburne Falls Academy in 1855. A private school, the academy became the town's public high school in 1880.
Fidelia was 17 when she married George T. Adams, a 31-year-old Boston merchant and widower with four children.
Fidelia's life ended at age 22 when she died of Tuberculosis at the family's home located on Marginal Street, Boston with interment at Everett's Woodlawn Cemetery.
Fidelia attended the Shelburne Falls Academy in 1855. A private school, the academy became the town's public high school in 1880.
Fidelia was 17 when she married George T. Adams, a 31-year-old Boston merchant and widower with four children.
Fidelia's life ended at age 22 when she died of Tuberculosis at the family's home located on Marginal Street, Boston with interment at Everett's Woodlawn Cemetery.
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