S/o Peter Adams and Rachel Newcomb.
Medfield, MA - Birth Records, 13. Adams, Samuell, s. Peter and Rachell, Apr. 2, 1671.
Medfield, MA - Marriage Records, 112. Adams, Samuel and Sarah Sabin, Nov. 11, 1703.*
*Intention not recorded.
Medfield, MA - Death Records, 191. Adams, Samuel, Dr., widr., Feb. 15, 1730-1.
William S. Tilden, History of the Town of Medfield Massachusetts - 1650-1886 (Boston; Geo. H. Ellis, Publisher, 141 Franklin Street. 1887 Third Reprinting - 1991), 292. "#173. Samuel, 1671, was called "cordwainer" at the time of the settlement of his sister's estate in 1704, and in the probate papers. The record of his death on the town books makes him "Doct. Samuel Adams." The tombstone bearing the same date makes him only "Mr." He was sometimes known as Samuel, Sen. He married in 1703 Sarah Sabin (7), who died in 1704; and he appears to have never remarried. The settlement of his estate mentions no homestead, though he had received some grants of land in the north part of the town. His son-in-law, Samuel Ellis, was appointed his administrator.
That he practised medicine to some extent is shown by rhe following receipt which is preserved: -----
May 4, 1720.
Received of Abraham Harding of Medfield in full for physick and visets unto his father John Harding in the time of his sickness the just sum of one pound and four shillings to my full content and satisfaction. I say received by me.
Samuel Adms of Medfield.
The following recipes of Dr. Samuel Adams have been found in an old memorandum book: ----
For to make a good stomach; take Rhubarb and curants, a handful of curants, and beat them together very small, and then you make a pill of them as big as a wolnut tak in the morning.
Another for strangury : ---
Take nine bees and puut them into ber alive till the die, and drink that beer in the morning.
"Dr." Adams died in 1731."
Catalog of Graves in the Old Section of Vine Lake Cemetery - Medfield, MA (Compiled in 1976), 5. Grave #198, "Samuel" (probably Samuel Adams) age at death - in 60th yr., date of death - Feb. 13, 1730.
Medfield, MA - Birth Records, 13. Adams, Samuell, s. Peter and Rachell, Apr. 2, 1671.
Medfield, MA - Marriage Records, 112. Adams, Samuel and Sarah Sabin, Nov. 11, 1703.*
*Intention not recorded.
Medfield, MA - Death Records, 191. Adams, Samuel, Dr., widr., Feb. 15, 1730-1.
William S. Tilden, History of the Town of Medfield Massachusetts - 1650-1886 (Boston; Geo. H. Ellis, Publisher, 141 Franklin Street. 1887 Third Reprinting - 1991), 292. "#173. Samuel, 1671, was called "cordwainer" at the time of the settlement of his sister's estate in 1704, and in the probate papers. The record of his death on the town books makes him "Doct. Samuel Adams." The tombstone bearing the same date makes him only "Mr." He was sometimes known as Samuel, Sen. He married in 1703 Sarah Sabin (7), who died in 1704; and he appears to have never remarried. The settlement of his estate mentions no homestead, though he had received some grants of land in the north part of the town. His son-in-law, Samuel Ellis, was appointed his administrator.
That he practised medicine to some extent is shown by rhe following receipt which is preserved: -----
May 4, 1720.
Received of Abraham Harding of Medfield in full for physick and visets unto his father John Harding in the time of his sickness the just sum of one pound and four shillings to my full content and satisfaction. I say received by me.
Samuel Adms of Medfield.
The following recipes of Dr. Samuel Adams have been found in an old memorandum book: ----
For to make a good stomach; take Rhubarb and curants, a handful of curants, and beat them together very small, and then you make a pill of them as big as a wolnut tak in the morning.
Another for strangury : ---
Take nine bees and puut them into ber alive till the die, and drink that beer in the morning.
"Dr." Adams died in 1731."
Catalog of Graves in the Old Section of Vine Lake Cemetery - Medfield, MA (Compiled in 1976), 5. Grave #198, "Samuel" (probably Samuel Adams) age at death - in 60th yr., date of death - Feb. 13, 1730.
S/o Peter Adams and Rachel Newcomb.
Medfield, MA - Birth Records, 13. Adams, Samuell, s. Peter and Rachell, Apr. 2, 1671.
Medfield, MA - Marriage Records, 112. Adams, Samuel and Sarah Sabin, Nov. 11, 1703.*
*Intention not recorded.
Medfield, MA - Death Records, 191. Adams, Samuel, Dr., widr., Feb. 15, 1730-1.
William S. Tilden, History of the Town of Medfield Massachusetts - 1650-1886 (Boston; Geo. H. Ellis, Publisher, 141 Franklin Street. 1887 Third Reprinting - 1991), 292. "#173. Samuel, 1671, was called "cordwainer" at the time of the settlement of his sister's estate in 1704, and in the probate papers. The record of his death on the town books makes him "Doct. Samuel Adams." The tombstone bearing the same date makes him only "Mr." He was sometimes known as Samuel, Sen. He married in 1703 Sarah Sabin (7), who died in 1704; and he appears to have never remarried. The settlement of his estate mentions no homestead, though he had received some grants of land in the north part of the town. His son-in-law, Samuel Ellis, was appointed his administrator.
That he practised medicine to some extent is shown by rhe following receipt which is preserved: -----
May 4, 1720.
Received of Abraham Harding of Medfield in full for physick and visets unto his father John Harding in the time of his sickness the just sum of one pound and four shillings to my full content and satisfaction. I say received by me.
Samuel Adms of Medfield.
The following recipes of Dr. Samuel Adams have been found in an old memorandum book: ----
For to make a good stomach; take Rhubarb and curants, a handful of curants, and beat them together very small, and then you make a pill of them as big as a wolnut tak in the morning.
Another for strangury : ---
Take nine bees and puut them into ber alive till the die, and drink that beer in the morning.
"Dr." Adams died in 1731."
Catalog of Graves in the Old Section of Vine Lake Cemetery - Medfield, MA (Compiled in 1976), 5. Grave #198, "Samuel" (probably Samuel Adams) age at death - in 60th yr., date of death - Feb. 13, 1730.
Medfield, MA - Birth Records, 13. Adams, Samuell, s. Peter and Rachell, Apr. 2, 1671.
Medfield, MA - Marriage Records, 112. Adams, Samuel and Sarah Sabin, Nov. 11, 1703.*
*Intention not recorded.
Medfield, MA - Death Records, 191. Adams, Samuel, Dr., widr., Feb. 15, 1730-1.
William S. Tilden, History of the Town of Medfield Massachusetts - 1650-1886 (Boston; Geo. H. Ellis, Publisher, 141 Franklin Street. 1887 Third Reprinting - 1991), 292. "#173. Samuel, 1671, was called "cordwainer" at the time of the settlement of his sister's estate in 1704, and in the probate papers. The record of his death on the town books makes him "Doct. Samuel Adams." The tombstone bearing the same date makes him only "Mr." He was sometimes known as Samuel, Sen. He married in 1703 Sarah Sabin (7), who died in 1704; and he appears to have never remarried. The settlement of his estate mentions no homestead, though he had received some grants of land in the north part of the town. His son-in-law, Samuel Ellis, was appointed his administrator.
That he practised medicine to some extent is shown by rhe following receipt which is preserved: -----
May 4, 1720.
Received of Abraham Harding of Medfield in full for physick and visets unto his father John Harding in the time of his sickness the just sum of one pound and four shillings to my full content and satisfaction. I say received by me.
Samuel Adms of Medfield.
The following recipes of Dr. Samuel Adams have been found in an old memorandum book: ----
For to make a good stomach; take Rhubarb and curants, a handful of curants, and beat them together very small, and then you make a pill of them as big as a wolnut tak in the morning.
Another for strangury : ---
Take nine bees and puut them into ber alive till the die, and drink that beer in the morning.
"Dr." Adams died in 1731."
Catalog of Graves in the Old Section of Vine Lake Cemetery - Medfield, MA (Compiled in 1976), 5. Grave #198, "Samuel" (probably Samuel Adams) age at death - in 60th yr., date of death - Feb. 13, 1730.
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