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John

T. Adams
Birth Date:

May 22, 1843

Birth Location:

Athens County, Ohio

Death Date:

January 28, 1925

Death Location:

Poneto, Indiana

Burial:

Stahl Cemetery
Nottingham Township,
Wells County, Indiana

Parents
Father
John T. Adams
(1812-1885)
Mother
Patience Garretson
(1814-1901)
John and Patience's Family Scrapbook
Siblings (in birth order)
1
William
Adams
1839-1916
2
Edward

Adams

1840-1893
3
Henrietta

Adams

1842-?
4
John

Adams

1843-1925
5
Hannah

Adams

1845-?
     
6
Margaret
Adams

1847-?
7
Thompson

Adams

1850-1913
8
Sarah

Adams

1851-1876
9
Nathan

Adams

1855-?
10
Mary

Adams

1856-1880
     
Marriage

John T. Adams married Mary Ann Pace
 on June 10, 1876 in Wells County, Indiana.

         
Children
John and Mary Ann had no children of their own; they adopted one son, Oscar Wall Adams, who died in 1897.  They also cared for the children of other relatives, including Nora Pace,  Effie Pace, Rose Morrical, Dora Morrical, and Olive Morrical.
           
Notes

 

Obituary from the Bluffton Evening News, Wednesday, January 28, 1925.

DEATH: JOHN T. ADAMS, VETERAN, DIES TODAY
DEATH OCCURS AT HOME AT PONETO AT 1 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
John T. Adams, 81 years old, Civil War veteran and a member of the G.A.R. died this morning at 1 o'clock at his home in Poneto, where he was one of the most highly esteemed residents. Death was due to general debility.
Mr. Adams was born in Athens County, Ohio, May 22, 1843, a son of John T. Adams and Mrs. Patience Garrettson Adams.  His marriage to Mary A. Pace, who survives, took place in Wells County on June 10. 1876.
An adopted son, Oscar Wall Adams died in 1897.  Mrs. Effie Bell Bower and F.O. Pace lived with Mr. and Mrs. Adams at one time, and also the following nieces of Mr. Adams: Doris, Olive, and Rosie Morickel.
Mr Adams had been a resident of this county 50 years. Two sisters who survive are Mrs. Hannah Thornburg of Bluffton and Mrs. Margaret Gable of Selma. Four brothers and three sisters are deceased.
He was a member of the United Brethren church. During the war he enlisted as a private in the 15th Indiana Battery, Light Artillery, the date of his enlistment being June 10, 1862. He was discharged on July 10, 1865.

 
 

 

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