Son of Solomon Emmons and Sabra Canfield Emmons
Married Harriet S. Clark
Newpaper publisher, attorney
Additional source: Death Records, Elmwood Cemetery, Michigan Works Progess Administration, Vital Records Project, Vol. 1-2, which indicates that Adonijah Emmonds (sic) was born in Cornwall, CT and died on 15 Apr 1843, in Detroit, MI.
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Per Find A Grave contributor Jeff Lloyd ©2004-2014
Sons Norman Jay, Halmor Hull, and Jed P.C. were all attorneys.
From Spooner Memorial:
He was in company with his brother, Horatio, in the mercantile business at Berkshire, VT in 1808 and 1809. Subsequently in the same business in Glenns Falls, NY where he was also Postmaster. He edited and published for a time "The Sandy Hill Times" at Sandy Hill, NY; practiced Law in that place and at Keesville, NY, and was in this practice with his sons, Halmer H. and Jed C., at Detroit, MI, where he died.
"'The Keeseville Argus", edited by Adonijah Emmons, was begun about 1831, and continued 5 or 6 years.
Married Harriet S. Clark
Newpaper publisher, attorney
Additional source: Death Records, Elmwood Cemetery, Michigan Works Progess Administration, Vital Records Project, Vol. 1-2, which indicates that Adonijah Emmonds (sic) was born in Cornwall, CT and died on 15 Apr 1843, in Detroit, MI.
****
Per Find A Grave contributor Jeff Lloyd ©2004-2014
Sons Norman Jay, Halmor Hull, and Jed P.C. were all attorneys.
From Spooner Memorial:
He was in company with his brother, Horatio, in the mercantile business at Berkshire, VT in 1808 and 1809. Subsequently in the same business in Glenns Falls, NY where he was also Postmaster. He edited and published for a time "The Sandy Hill Times" at Sandy Hill, NY; practiced Law in that place and at Keesville, NY, and was in this practice with his sons, Halmer H. and Jed C., at Detroit, MI, where he died.
"'The Keeseville Argus", edited by Adonijah Emmons, was begun about 1831, and continued 5 or 6 years.
Son of Solomon Emmons and Sabra Canfield Emmons
Married Harriet S. Clark
Newpaper publisher, attorney
Additional source: Death Records, Elmwood Cemetery, Michigan Works Progess Administration, Vital Records Project, Vol. 1-2, which indicates that Adonijah Emmonds (sic) was born in Cornwall, CT and died on 15 Apr 1843, in Detroit, MI.
****
Per Find A Grave contributor Jeff Lloyd ©2004-2014
Sons Norman Jay, Halmor Hull, and Jed P.C. were all attorneys.
From Spooner Memorial:
He was in company with his brother, Horatio, in the mercantile business at Berkshire, VT in 1808 and 1809. Subsequently in the same business in Glenns Falls, NY where he was also Postmaster. He edited and published for a time "The Sandy Hill Times" at Sandy Hill, NY; practiced Law in that place and at Keesville, NY, and was in this practice with his sons, Halmer H. and Jed C., at Detroit, MI, where he died.
"'The Keeseville Argus", edited by Adonijah Emmons, was begun about 1831, and continued 5 or 6 years.
Married Harriet S. Clark
Newpaper publisher, attorney
Additional source: Death Records, Elmwood Cemetery, Michigan Works Progess Administration, Vital Records Project, Vol. 1-2, which indicates that Adonijah Emmonds (sic) was born in Cornwall, CT and died on 15 Apr 1843, in Detroit, MI.
****
Per Find A Grave contributor Jeff Lloyd ©2004-2014
Sons Norman Jay, Halmor Hull, and Jed P.C. were all attorneys.
From Spooner Memorial:
He was in company with his brother, Horatio, in the mercantile business at Berkshire, VT in 1808 and 1809. Subsequently in the same business in Glenns Falls, NY where he was also Postmaster. He edited and published for a time "The Sandy Hill Times" at Sandy Hill, NY; practiced Law in that place and at Keesville, NY, and was in this practice with his sons, Halmer H. and Jed C., at Detroit, MI, where he died.
"'The Keeseville Argus", edited by Adonijah Emmons, was begun about 1831, and continued 5 or 6 years.
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