Martin, son of James Adams, was a drummer in the revolution in 1781 and was probably not over 16 years of age at that time. He was drummer in Captain James Brookins' company, Colonel Samuel Fletcher's regiment; also in Captain William Hutchins' company, November, 1781, and May, 1782, at the Castleton and Pittsford forts (see Vermont Revolutionary Rolls, pages 395, 564 and 593).
Martin Adams had three children by 1790, according to the census. He lastly moved to Newport, Vermont, where he lived out his life.
Martin Adams had three children by 1790, according to the census. He lastly moved to Newport, Vermont, where he lived out his life.
Martin, son of James Adams, was a drummer in the revolution in 1781 and was probably not over 16 years of age at that time. He was drummer in Captain James Brookins' company, Colonel Samuel Fletcher's regiment; also in Captain William Hutchins' company, November, 1781, and May, 1782, at the Castleton and Pittsford forts (see Vermont Revolutionary Rolls, pages 395, 564 and 593).
Martin Adams had three children by 1790, according to the census. He lastly moved to Newport, Vermont, where he lived out his life.
Martin Adams had three children by 1790, according to the census. He lastly moved to Newport, Vermont, where he lived out his life.
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