Noted Relations: ADAMS Family

ADAMS Family ODT

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Relatives

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	ADAMS, Benjamin [1764-1837] – American lawyer and legislator ADMS600 7C9 wiki:
	ADAMS, Brooks [1848-1927] – American historian ADMS129 9C7 Son of C.F. Adams ¤, he graduated from Harvard in 1870, and [was] a successful lawyer of Boston. HE wiki:
	ADAMS, Charles Francis [1807-1886] – American diplomat and author ADMS195 8C8 wiki: Grandfather: ¤ADAMS, John
	ADAMS, Charles Francis jr. [1835-1915] – American soldier, railroad expert and historian ADMS98 9C7 Son of ¤C.F. Adams, he was an officer in the union army during the civil war, and subsequently an expert in railway science and president of the Union Pacific railway. Since resigning that office he […] devoted his attention to historical writing, his estimates of men and motives often differing materially from those of other writers in the same field. HE wiki:
	ADAMS, Charles Francis III [1866-?] – American financier ::> Cabinet level advisors, ministers, etc. ::> U.S. secretary of navy (1829-33, Hoover) ADMS101 10C6 wiki:
	ADAMS, Comfort Avery [1868-1958] – Electrical engineer, professor ADMS122 15C2 wiki:
	ADAMS, Elmer Bragg [1842-1916] – American jurist ADMS668 10C6 wiki:
	ADAMS, Henry Brooks [1838-1918] – American historian ADMS225 9C7 wiki:
	ADAMS, Isaac [1802-1883] – American inventor, legislator ADMS701 9C7 Invented (with Everett James Ellis) the Adams Power Press, 1827, which became the printing press favored for the remainder of the century. wiki:
	ADAMS, Jasper, M [1793-1841] – American educator ADMS730 8C8 He was president of Hobart College in Geneva, NY (1826), and Columbia College in Pendleton, SC (1836).
	ADAMS, John [1735-1826] – American politician and statesman, 2° POTUS ADMS1 6C10 wiki: Wife: ¤ADAMS, Abigail Grandson: ¤ADAMS, Charles Francis Son: ¤ADAMS, John Quincy (2° POTUS )
	ADAMS, John Coleman [1849-1922] – American Universalist clergyman and writer ADMS836 10C6 He was a man of cultivation, fine taste, and transparent sincerity. During his long pastorate in Hartford his intellectual strength and personal charm caused his professional associates to give him the title "Dean of the Hartford Ministry." His nature studies show keen appreciation of beauty, an eye for delicate details, and originality of description. WIKI
	ADAMS, John Quincy [1767-1848] – American politician and statesman, 6° POTUS ADMS104 7C9 wiki: Son: ¤ADAMS, Charles Francis Father: ¤ADAMS, John (2° POTUS) Wife: ¤ADAMS, Abigail
	ADAMS, John Quincy jr. [1833-1894] – American statesman ADMS130 9C7 wiki:
	ADAMS, John, LL.D. [1772-1863] – American educator ADMS793 7C9 was an American educator noted for organizing several hundred Sunday schools. His life was celebrated by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. in his poem, The School Boy, which was read at the centennial celebration of Phillips Academy in 1878. WIKI wiki:
	ADAMS, Myron [1841-1895] – American clergyman and writer ADMS276 15C2 Son: ¤ADAMS, Samuel Hopkins
	ADAMS, Samuel [1722-1803] – American Revolutionary Patriot, Governor of MA ADMS553 6C10 He was a statesman, political philosopher, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. As a politician in colonial Massachusetts, Adams was a leader of the movement that became the American Revolution, and was one of the architects of the principles of American republicanism that shaped the political culture of the United States. WIKI wiki:
	ADAMS, Samuel Hopkins [1871-1958] – America writer and journalist ADMS278 16C1 wiki: Father: ¤ADAMS, Myron
	ADAMS, Suzanne [1872-1953] – American expatriate operatic singer ADMS763 10C6 She studied in New York with Jacques Bouhy and then in Paris with Mathilde Marchesi. She made her opera début at the Paris Opéra in 1894 or 1895 as Juliette in Charles Gounod's Roméo et Juliette. She studied the role of Juliet and the role of Marguerite from Faust with Gounod himself, who greatly admired her fine technique, brilliant tone, and vocal flexibility. Following the death of her first husband (1904), she soon retired from the stage and settled in London. Some reference books claim that she managed a laundry in London after her retirement, but do not cite reliable primary sources for this. WIKI wiki:

Bookmarks (off-site links)

History origins, early history
- Hamrick Software - U.S. Surname Distribution maps showing name distribution in the U.S. in selected years.
- Onomastics (=the study of the origin and formation of proper names)
People
- Genealogy
- Heraldry
- ADAMS (A352) at ROOTSWEB
- Adams political family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Places
- Thesaurus of Geographic Names Results List, English (Getty Research) Place names
Other

Bookmarks:2007-03-05 09:32:38

Candidates Work List

This is my working list of candidates to include -- I'm not yet sure if they are related to me! As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (~~THUS~~) and an explanation included. They are kept in the list in case future research proves they can be included. (And to keep them from popping up on the list again!) Never discard good research!

Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be added to the database.

ADAMS, Adrienne [*1906]: American illustrator and author
ADAMS, Alva [1850-?]: American governor (Colorado)
ADAMS, Alvin [1804-1877]: American expressman (Adams Express Co.)
ADAMS, Andrew [1736-1897]: American delegate, jurist
ADAMS, Andy [1859-1935]: American cowboy and writer
ADAMS, Annette Abbott [1877-1956]: American jurist, 1° female U.S. Attorny
ADAMS, Ansel Easton [1902-1984]: American photographer
ADAMS, Austin [1826-1890]: American jurist
~~ADAMS, Charles [1845-1895]~~: American soldier, Indian fighter, diplomat Original name: Karl Adam Schwanbeck
ADAMS, Charles Baker [1814-1853]: American naturalist
ADAMS, Charles Christopher [1873-?]: American zoologist
ADAMS, Charles Follen [1842-?]: American author
ADAMS, Charles Kendall [1835-1902]: American educator
ADAMS, Charles W. [1817-1878]: American soldier
ADAMS, Clement [1519c-1587]: English writer and teacher
ADAMS, Cyrus Cornelius [1849-1928]: American geographer
ADAMS, Daniel [1773-1864]: American physician, educator and civil benefactor
ADAMS, Daniel Weissiger [1820-1872]: American lawyer and CSA soldier
ADAMS, Douglas Noel [1952-2001]: English writer: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
ADAMS, Ebenezer [1765-1841]: American educator
ADAMS, Edwin [1834-1877]: American actor
ADAMS, Eliphalet [1677-1753]: American clergyman and missionary
ADAMS, Ephraim Douglass [1865-1930]: American historian
ADAMS, Frank Dawson [1859-1942]: Canadian geologist
ADAMS, Frank Ramsay [1883-?]: American novelist, musical-comedy writer, film scenarist
ADAMS, Franklin George [1824-1899]: American historian
ADAMS, Franklin Pierce [1881-1960]: American journalist and humorist
ADAMS, Frederick Upham [1859-1921]: American inventor, engineer, author
ADAMS, George Everett [1840-?]: American politician
ADAMS, George M. [1837-?]: American politician
ADAMS, Hannah [1755-1831]: American author

ADAMS, Henry A. [1833-1878]: American naval officer
ADAMS, Henry Carter [1851-?]: American educator
ADAMS, Herbert Baxter [1850-1901]: American educator
~~ADAMS, Herbert Samuel [1858-1945]~~: American sculptor A descendant of John¹ Adams of Cambridge.
ADAMS, James Hopkins [~1811-1861]: American statesman
ADAMS, James Seybold [1897-1976]: American businessman; launched March of Dimes
~~ADAMS, James Truslow [1878-1949]~~: American historian. Of the VA and MD Adamses, descended from immigrant Francis Adams [~1642-~1698] (Thanx, Sandy!)
ADAMS, John [1760?-1829] a/k/a Alexander Smith: British seaman, H.M.S. Bounty mutineer
ADAMS, John [1825-1864]: American soldier
ADAMS, John Couch [1819-1892]: English astronomer
ADAMS, John F. [1790-1881]: American clergyman
ADAMS, John Gregory Bishop [1841-1900]: American soldier
ADAMS, Joseph Quincy [1881-1946]: American scholar
ADAMS, Julius Walker [<1873-1894]: American politician
ADAMS, Julius Walker, jr [1812-1899]: American civil engineer
ADAMS, Maude Ewing Kiskadden [1872-1953]: American actress
ADAMS, Richard [*1920]: English novelist, Watership Down
ADAMS, Robert [1849-?]: American politician
ADAMS, Robert [~1791-1875]: Irish physician
ADAMS, Roger [1889-1971]: American chemist
ADAMS, Sarah [1805-48] née Flower: English poet and hymnist
ADAMS, Sherman [1899-1966]: American government official
ADAMS, Sherman Walcott [1836-1898]: American lawyer, writer
ADAMS, Stephen [1804-1857]: American politician
ADAMS, Thomas [1730-1788]: American delegate and legislator
ADAMS, Walter Sydney [1876-1956]: American astronomer
ADAMS, William [1807-1880]: American clergyman
ADAMS, William [1813-1897]: American educator
ADAMS, William (Anjin-Sama)[1564-1620]: English navigator
ADAMS, William Taylor [1822-97]: American author ("Oliver Optic")
ADDAMS, Jane [1860-1935]: American social worker

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