His wife and the mother of children was Ester Anna McBride
Suggested edit received February 12, 2023:
"James Adair (ca. 1709-ca. 1775) authored what is arguably the most significant eighteenth-century work on the southeastern Indians:
"The History of the American Indians", was published in London in 1775.
The book, a cultural and historical study of the Catawba's, Cherokee's, Creek's, Choctaw's, and Chickasaw's Indians, is based on Adair's first-hand observations derived from his 40-year career as a deerskin trader among several southeastern Indian tribes."
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Suggested edit received February 12, 2023:
"James Adair (ca. 1709-ca. 1775) authored what is arguably the most significant eighteenth-century work on the southeastern Indians:
"The History of the American Indians", was published in London in 1775.
The book, a cultural and historical study of the Catawba's, Cherokee's, Creek's, Choctaw's, and Chickasaw's Indians, is based on Adair's first-hand observations derived from his 40-year career as a deerskin trader among several southeastern Indian tribes."
Contributor : 47074500
His wife and the mother of children was Ester Anna McBride
Suggested edit received February 12, 2023:
"James Adair (ca. 1709-ca. 1775) authored what is arguably the most significant eighteenth-century work on the southeastern Indians:
"The History of the American Indians", was published in London in 1775.
The book, a cultural and historical study of the Catawba's, Cherokee's, Creek's, Choctaw's, and Chickasaw's Indians, is based on Adair's first-hand observations derived from his 40-year career as a deerskin trader among several southeastern Indian tribes."
Contributor : 47074500
Suggested edit received February 12, 2023:
"James Adair (ca. 1709-ca. 1775) authored what is arguably the most significant eighteenth-century work on the southeastern Indians:
"The History of the American Indians", was published in London in 1775.
The book, a cultural and historical study of the Catawba's, Cherokee's, Creek's, Choctaw's, and Chickasaw's Indians, is based on Adair's first-hand observations derived from his 40-year career as a deerskin trader among several southeastern Indian tribes."
Contributor : 47074500
