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 ====== Mead Anderson Adams ======
-Son of [[Jesse Adams|Jesse Adams]] and Mead Anderson Adams and Lettice Christian Collier, Mead Anderson Adams was born on Dec. 26, 1839 in Georgia.
+Son of [[Jesse Adams|Jesse Adams]] and Lettice Christian Collier, Mead Anderson Adams was born on Dec. 26, 1839 in Georgia.
 Mead Anderson Adams served in the Confederate "24th Regiment, Georgia Infantry". ((http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldierId=131C9D79-DC7A-DF11-BF36-B8AC6F5D926A))
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 {{:mead_anderson_adams:muster_roll_of_company_h_24th_regiment_ga_volunteer_infantry-csa.pdf|Complete Muster Roll of Company H, 24th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry.}}
-Mead Anderson Adams married Sarah Ann Davis (1866-1952). Sarah Ann Davis was the daughter of [[thomas_w_davis|Thomas W. Davis]] and Sarah Kay-Davis.
+Mead Anderson Adams married Sarah Ann Davis (1841-1888). Sarah Ann Davis was the daughter of [[thomas_w_davis|Thomas W. Davis]] and Sarah Kay-Davis.
-Mead Anderson Adams and Sarah Ann Davis had the following children:
+Mead Anderson Adams and Sarah Ann "Annie" Davis had the following children:
   - [[sallie_tallulah_adams|Sallie Tallula Adams]]
-  - Thomas Lee Adams
+  - Thomas Lee Adams (Nov. 30, 1868 - 	Jun. 14, 1953).((http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=46843711)) Likely named in honor of Sarah Ann "Annie" Davis's Father, [[thomas_w_davis|Thomas W. Davis]].
   - Fannie R. Adams
-  - John M.(or W.) Adams (1874 - 1880)
+  - John W. Adams (1874 - 1880). Perhaps named in honor of Mead Anderson Adams brother, John W. Adams... And/or Sarah Ann "Annie" Davis's Grandfather, John L. Davis.
-  - Jesse Dudley Adams  (b. August 8, 1875 - d. January 7, 1953 in Stephens County, Georgia)
+  - Jesse Dudley Adams  (b. August 8, 1875 - d. January 7, 1953 in Stephens County, Georgia). Named in honor of Mead Anderson Adams Father, "Jesse Adams", AND Sarah Ann "Annie" Davis's brother, "Dudley Davis".
-  - William Anderson Adams (April 11, 1877 - March 12, 1940)
+  - William Anderson Adams (April 11, 1877 - March 12, 1940). Likely named in honor of Mead Anderson Adams & his father, Jesse Anderson Adams ("Anderson" perhaps being a traditional family name)
 [{{ :mead_anderson_adams:mead_anderson_adams-us_census-1870.jpg?direct&800 |1870 U.S. Census. Mead Anderson Adam's family begins on line 26.}}]
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+<WRAP center round box 70%>
+**1880 United States Federal Census**
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+\\
+State: Georgia \\
+County: Franklin \\
+Township or other Division of County: Gum Log Dist. \\
+Date: June 19, 1880 \\
+^ Name              ^  Gender  ^  Age  ^  Relation  ^  Status    ^  Occupation     ^  Birthplace      ^  Birthplace of Father  ^  Birthplace of Mother  ^
+| **Mead A. Adams**  |    M     |   40  |  Head      |  Married   |  Farmer         |  Georgia         |    Virginia            |    Virginia           |
+| Sarah A. Adams    |    F     |   38  |  Wife      |  Married   |  Housekeeper    |  South Carolina  |    South Carolina      |    South Carolina     |
+| Sallie T. Adams   |    F     |   13  |  Daughter  |  Single    |  In School      |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| Thomas L. Adams   |    M     |   11  |  Son       |  Single    |  In School      |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| Fannie R. Adams   |    F     |    9  |  Daughter  |  Single    |                 |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| John W. Adams     |    M     |    6  |  Son       |  Single    |                 |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| Jesse D. Adams    |    M     |    4  |  Son       |  Single    |                 |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| William A. Adams  |    M     |    2  |  Son       |  Single    |                 |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| M. E. Porter      |    M     |   19  |  Servant   |  Single    |  Servant        |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    South Carolina     |
+| **Christian Adams**  |  F   |    62  |  Head      |  Widow     |  Housekeeper    |  Virginia        |    Virginia            |    Virginia           |
+| Nancy A. Adams     |   F     |   18  |  Daughter  |            |  In School      |  Georgia         |    Virginia            |    Virginia           |
+| Thomas Clark       |   M     |   17  |  Servant   |            |  Works on Farm  |  Georgia         |    Georgia             |    Georgia            |
+Note 1: At the time of the 1880 U.S. Census, Mead A. Adams' family employed a 19 year old "white" servant named M.E. Porter. \\
+Note 3: At the time of the 1880 U.S. Census, Mead A. Adams' family lived next door to his mother Christian Adams. \\
+Note 2: Of particular interest, the 1880 U.S. Census lists Thomas Clark employed as a servant working on Christian Adam's farm. Thomas Clark will later marry Christian Adams granddaughter, [[sallie_tallulah_adams|Sallie Tallula Adams]], living next door.
+----
+Source: "United States Census" Year: 1880; Census Place: Grimlog, Franklin, Georgia; Roll: 147; Family History Film: 1254147; Page: 570D; Enumeration District: 030; Image: 0424</WRAP>
+Sarah Ann Davis-Adams died on April 27, 1888 (at age 46), and was buried at "Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery", Lavonia (Franklin County), Georgia.((http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35971010))
+[{{ :mead_anderson_adams:sarah_ann_adams-tombstone.jpg?direct&800 |Inscribed: "Sarah Ann - Wife of M.A. Adams. Born Dec. 10, 1841. Died April 27, 1888."}}]
 <note>Most of the original 1890 U.S. Federal Census records were destroyed or badly damaged by a fire in the Commerce Department in 1921. Records enumerating only 6,160 individuals—less than one percent of the schedules—survived. Those for the Adams family were destroyed.</note>

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