Adin was the son of Richard and Martha (Spirus) Judah of Yarmouth, MA. He was a 25-year-old Mariner when he married Catherine Howe, a 22-year-old Irish immigrant, at Boston on June 18, 1852. It appears from immigrations records that she arrived in Boston in 1850.
Adin was listed as a 40-year-old African-American laborer in Boston death records who died at 2 Friend St., in Boston's West End due to hemorrhaging in the lungs, which suggests he may have developed a form of Tuberculosis.
Adin was listed as a 40-year-old African-American laborer in Boston death records who died at 2 Friend St., in Boston's West End due to hemorrhaging in the lungs, which suggests he may have developed a form of Tuberculosis.
Adin was the son of Richard and Martha (Spirus) Judah of Yarmouth, MA. He was a 25-year-old Mariner when he married Catherine Howe, a 22-year-old Irish immigrant, at Boston on June 18, 1852. It appears from immigrations records that she arrived in Boston in 1850.
Adin was listed as a 40-year-old African-American laborer in Boston death records who died at 2 Friend St., in Boston's West End due to hemorrhaging in the lungs, which suggests he may have developed a form of Tuberculosis.
Adin was listed as a 40-year-old African-American laborer in Boston death records who died at 2 Friend St., in Boston's West End due to hemorrhaging in the lungs, which suggests he may have developed a form of Tuberculosis.
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