adams, george h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Geo. H. Adams;George H. Adams
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield,Missouri; Lick Creek,Bloomfield
- First event date
- 1882-11-18
- Last event date
- 1885-06-27
Timeline — 6 events
- 1882-11-18 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; married Miss Fannie Batterton of Poplar Bluff Nov 2 at her mother's residence; left with his bride for New Madrid and Pemiscot counties Co-mentioned: Miss Fannie Batterton; Mrs. G. W. Batterton. Quote: "by Mr. Geo. H. Adams, of Bloomfield, to Miss Fannie Batterton, of Popl…
- 1883-04-14 Bloomfield, Missouri. Rev. Geo. H. Adams will preach at the Baptist Church to-night and to-morrow at 11 o'clock Quote: "Rev. Geo. H. Adams will preach at the Baptist Church to-night and to-morrow at 11 o'clock."
- 1884-09-13 Lick Creek. Rev. Geo. H. Adams will begin a protracted meeting at Old Lick Creek chapel Quote: "Rev. Geo. H. Adams will begin a protracted meeting at Old Lick Creek chapel."
- 1884-10-11 Bloomfield. Geo. H. Adams announces the Bloomfield circuit quarterly meeting Oct. 25-26 Quote: "The first quarterly meeting for Bloomfield circuit... will be held at Bloomfield on October 25 and 26."
- 1885-02-07 Bloomfield. Rev. George H. Adams has a new nine pound daughter at his house; Mrs. G. W. Batterton came over from Poplar Bluff last Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Adams Co-mentioned: G. W. Batterton.
- 1885-06-27 Bloomfield. Strayed or Stolen: a flea bitten gray horse, with a large blood wart on right [side?] [?] and about ten or twelve years old, stolen from the premises of [...] Moore, eight miles south of [...]ter, on the 1st inst. Information thankfully received and liberally paid for. Bloomfield, Geo. H…
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