Adams, Stephen (1778-1859)
- Name:
- Adams, Stephen (1778-1859)
- Title:
- Captain, Haverhill Horse Guards, New Hampshire State Militia
- Born:
- 12/09/1778
- Birthplace:
- Lexington, MA
- Died:
- 08/28/1859
- Death Location:
- Haverhill, NH
- Residence:
- Haverhill, NH 1805-1859
- Nationality:
- American
- Occupation:
- Cabinetmaker
General Store Owner - Father:
- Adams, George (1733-1814)
- Mother:
- Crosby, Elizabeth (1737-1829)
- Relations:
- Partnership, Adams Carleton, Haverhill, 1821
(Stephen Adams Michael Carleton)
Partnership, Adams Co., Lowell, MA
(Charles J. Adams, Michael Adams, Horace Adams, Ezra B. Adams) - Spouse:
- (1) Susan (1786-1809), 1807
(2) Sarah Johnston (1787-1863), 1809 - Children:
- Samuel P. (1808-67;2 children died young; Capt. in Civil War, N.H. Vols; carpenter joiner)
Stephen (twin -- b.d. 1810)
Sylvia (twin -- b.d. 1810)
Charles Johnston (1811-92; res. Lowell Cambridge, Mass. -- furniture business of Adams Co.; 2 children)
Stephen (1813-; Methodist-Episcopal clergy)
Eliza J. (1815-31)
Horace Johnston (1817-; res. Lowell, Mass. -- furniture business of Adams Co.)
Sarah (1819-1903; m. Wm C. Day; 4 children)
George (1821-)
Michael (; res. Lowell, Mass. -- furniture business of Adams Co.)
Ezra B. (; res. Lowell, Mass. -- furniture business of Adams Co.)
Abbie Bush (1825-94; m. Henry H. Wilder; res. Lowell, Mass.; 3 children)
Anna B. (1829-; m. Geo. W. Aiken of Wentworth) - Notes:
- Lexington, Mass. Record of Birth, Marriages, and Deaths, to January 1, 1898. (Boston, Massachusetts: Wright Potter Printing Company, 1898), 2.
William F. Whitcher, History of the Town of Haverhill, New Hampshire. (Concord, New Hampshire: The Rumford Press, 1919), 370, 379, 381, 452, 554.
Vital Records, New Hampshire State Archives
"Cabinet-making Business," Post-Boy, Windsor, Vermont, August 26, 1806.
"Cabinet Furniture," Grafton and Coos Inteligencer, Haverhill, NH, February 14, 1821.
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