Harvey Alexander Adams was the son of Benoni and Susan Chamberlain Adams; the husband of Caroline Eliza Barnett and Caroline Permilia Adkinson McMillen-Adams; and the father of Caroline Missouri, Hector D., James C., Elisha Quincy and Lee Beauregard Adams.
Harvey Adams was a Republic of Texas resident, arriving in Texas in 1836. He was a prosperous Fayette County farmer, carpenter and builder, merchant, Judge and JP, and soldier. He participated in the Somervell Expedition in 1842 and was a member of Capt. Kellogg's Company during the Civil War. He died at his home in Fayette County and was buried in the Florida Chapel Cemetery.
Note: Dates are from marker.
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Harvey Adams was a Republic of Texas resident, arriving in Texas in 1836. He was a prosperous Fayette County farmer, carpenter and builder, merchant, Judge and JP, and soldier. He participated in the Somervell Expedition in 1842 and was a member of Capt. Kellogg's Company during the Civil War. He died at his home in Fayette County and was buried in the Florida Chapel Cemetery.
Note: Dates are from marker.
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Harvey Alexander Adams was the son of Benoni and Susan Chamberlain Adams; the husband of Caroline Eliza Barnett and Caroline Permilia Adkinson McMillen-Adams; and the father of Caroline Missouri, Hector D., James C., Elisha Quincy and Lee Beauregard Adams.
Harvey Adams was a Republic of Texas resident, arriving in Texas in 1836. He was a prosperous Fayette County farmer, carpenter and builder, merchant, Judge and JP, and soldier. He participated in the Somervell Expedition in 1842 and was a member of Capt. Kellogg's Company during the Civil War. He died at his home in Fayette County and was buried in the Florida Chapel Cemetery.
Note: Dates are from marker.
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Harvey Adams was a Republic of Texas resident, arriving in Texas in 1836. He was a prosperous Fayette County farmer, carpenter and builder, merchant, Judge and JP, and soldier. He participated in the Somervell Expedition in 1842 and was a member of Capt. Kellogg's Company during the Civil War. He died at his home in Fayette County and was buried in the Florida Chapel Cemetery.
Note: Dates are from marker.
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