Moses Adams was born during 1804 or 1805. He was the 6th of 7 children of Micajah & Elizabeth Adams who had migrated from Southampton County, VA to Jones County, NC.
... Moses married JANE KING who likely also was born in Jones County. Between 1837 and 1848 they had three known children reflected by the 1850 census:
Jones County Tuckahoe District 10/12/1850
339-331 MOSES ADAMS 45 M Farmer $180 NC x
Jane 40 F NC x
Elizabeth 12 F NC
Penelope 5 F NC
George 1 M NC
From the gravestone of their son George we know he was born 12/8/1848. George remained in Jones County where he and his son (Moses' grandson) George Jr and other family members are buried in Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery
Based on first-hand information as remembered by Dwight Adams his ancestor Moses Adams died in 1872. He was likely buried on his property (no Find-a-Grave memorial could be found for him so unlikely a cemetery burial unless he too was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with no presently legible marker)
... Moses married JANE KING who likely also was born in Jones County. Between 1837 and 1848 they had three known children reflected by the 1850 census:
Jones County Tuckahoe District 10/12/1850
339-331 MOSES ADAMS 45 M Farmer $180 NC x
Jane 40 F NC x
Elizabeth 12 F NC
Penelope 5 F NC
George 1 M NC
From the gravestone of their son George we know he was born 12/8/1848. George remained in Jones County where he and his son (Moses' grandson) George Jr and other family members are buried in Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery
Based on first-hand information as remembered by Dwight Adams his ancestor Moses Adams died in 1872. He was likely buried on his property (no Find-a-Grave memorial could be found for him so unlikely a cemetery burial unless he too was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with no presently legible marker)
Moses Adams was born during 1804 or 1805. He was the 6th of 7 children of Micajah & Elizabeth Adams who had migrated from Southampton County, VA to Jones County, NC.
... Moses married JANE KING who likely also was born in Jones County. Between 1837 and 1848 they had three known children reflected by the 1850 census:
Jones County Tuckahoe District 10/12/1850
339-331 MOSES ADAMS 45 M Farmer $180 NC x
Jane 40 F NC x
Elizabeth 12 F NC
Penelope 5 F NC
George 1 M NC
From the gravestone of their son George we know he was born 12/8/1848. George remained in Jones County where he and his son (Moses' grandson) George Jr and other family members are buried in Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery
Based on first-hand information as remembered by Dwight Adams his ancestor Moses Adams died in 1872. He was likely buried on his property (no Find-a-Grave memorial could be found for him so unlikely a cemetery burial unless he too was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with no presently legible marker)
... Moses married JANE KING who likely also was born in Jones County. Between 1837 and 1848 they had three known children reflected by the 1850 census:
Jones County Tuckahoe District 10/12/1850
339-331 MOSES ADAMS 45 M Farmer $180 NC x
Jane 40 F NC x
Elizabeth 12 F NC
Penelope 5 F NC
George 1 M NC
From the gravestone of their son George we know he was born 12/8/1848. George remained in Jones County where he and his son (Moses' grandson) George Jr and other family members are buried in Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery
Based on first-hand information as remembered by Dwight Adams his ancestor Moses Adams died in 1872. He was likely buried on his property (no Find-a-Grave memorial could be found for him so unlikely a cemetery burial unless he too was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with no presently legible marker)
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