Son of Susannah Pike and Richard Adams Sr.
Married Elizabeth Thurlow/Thurlo 22 December 1761 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
∼NEGHR, Oct., 1847, Vol. 1, p. 373
THE BURIAL-PLACE AT "OLD-TOWN", NEWBURY, MASS.
"Here lies in a state of perfect oblivion, John Adams who died Sept. 2nd 1811 aet 79. Death hath decomposed him and at the general resurrection, Christ will re-compose him, when perception and thought shall resume their several functions and he shall become identically the same person which Diety composed him, and shall be happy or miserable according to his disposition.
Married Elizabeth Thurlow/Thurlo 22 December 1761 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
∼NEGHR, Oct., 1847, Vol. 1, p. 373
THE BURIAL-PLACE AT "OLD-TOWN", NEWBURY, MASS.
"Here lies in a state of perfect oblivion, John Adams who died Sept. 2nd 1811 aet 79. Death hath decomposed him and at the general resurrection, Christ will re-compose him, when perception and thought shall resume their several functions and he shall become identically the same person which Diety composed him, and shall be happy or miserable according to his disposition.
Son of Susannah Pike and Richard Adams Sr.
Married Elizabeth Thurlow/Thurlo 22 December 1761 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
∼NEGHR, Oct., 1847, Vol. 1, p. 373
THE BURIAL-PLACE AT "OLD-TOWN", NEWBURY, MASS.
"Here lies in a state of perfect oblivion, John Adams who died Sept. 2nd 1811 aet 79. Death hath decomposed him and at the general resurrection, Christ will re-compose him, when perception and thought shall resume their several functions and he shall become identically the same person which Diety composed him, and shall be happy or miserable according to his disposition.
Married Elizabeth Thurlow/Thurlo 22 December 1761 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
∼NEGHR, Oct., 1847, Vol. 1, p. 373
THE BURIAL-PLACE AT "OLD-TOWN", NEWBURY, MASS.
"Here lies in a state of perfect oblivion, John Adams who died Sept. 2nd 1811 aet 79. Death hath decomposed him and at the general resurrection, Christ will re-compose him, when perception and thought shall resume their several functions and he shall become identically the same person which Diety composed him, and shall be happy or miserable according to his disposition.
Inscription
JOHN ADAMS
Died
Sept. 2, 1811
Aged 79 yrs.
Gravesite Details
Brown slate, square topped, about 40" tall.
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