Adams, A. A. (Asbury Arnold), 1828-1889
Captain. During the Civil War, Adams served in the Home Guard of Americus. Hawkins reveals that Adams is a delegate of the Agricultural Society of Sumter County to the 1877 Agricultural Convention at Milledgeville, and that at one session of the Society, Adams reads an article on raising stock. Over the years, Adams and his family occupy several grand homes in Americus, including the Barlow-Littlejohn House. From the Samuel Hawkins Diary
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Mother is Step-Mother
Father & Mother do not have F. A. G. #
Contributor: Utah Quilter in D.U.P. (48206502)
Captain. During the Civil War, Adams served in the Home Guard of Americus. Hawkins reveals that Adams is a delegate of the Agricultural Society of Sumter County to the 1877 Agricultural Convention at Milledgeville, and that at one session of the Society, Adams reads an article on raising stock. Over the years, Adams and his family occupy several grand homes in Americus, including the Barlow-Littlejohn House. From the Samuel Hawkins Diary
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Mother is Step-Mother
Father & Mother do not have F. A. G. #
Contributor: Utah Quilter in D.U.P. (48206502)
Adams, A. A. (Asbury Arnold), 1828-1889
Captain. During the Civil War, Adams served in the Home Guard of Americus. Hawkins reveals that Adams is a delegate of the Agricultural Society of Sumter County to the 1877 Agricultural Convention at Milledgeville, and that at one session of the Society, Adams reads an article on raising stock. Over the years, Adams and his family occupy several grand homes in Americus, including the Barlow-Littlejohn House. From the Samuel Hawkins Diary
*****
Mother is Step-Mother
Father & Mother do not have F. A. G. #
Contributor: Utah Quilter in D.U.P. (48206502)
Captain. During the Civil War, Adams served in the Home Guard of Americus. Hawkins reveals that Adams is a delegate of the Agricultural Society of Sumter County to the 1877 Agricultural Convention at Milledgeville, and that at one session of the Society, Adams reads an article on raising stock. Over the years, Adams and his family occupy several grand homes in Americus, including the Barlow-Littlejohn House. From the Samuel Hawkins Diary
*****
Mother is Step-Mother
Father & Mother do not have F. A. G. #
Contributor: Utah Quilter in D.U.P. (48206502)
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