Moses & Martha Adams of Wilton, Maine

Welcome to the Adams Family Association Website!

Here you will find genealogical information about Moses & Martha Adams and their fourteen children. If you have any more information that you would like to share, or see any information that is incorrect, please feel free to contact the Adams Family Association.

To get started, click HERE to see the names of all the children of Moses and Martha.

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Have you every wondered where the burial grounds of your ancestors are?


We have discovered many ancestral burial grounds across the country. Have we found your ancestor?

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Do you recognized any of 
these people?

Over the years, we have accumulated some old photos without any identification.

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Annual Reunion

Don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's annual Adams Family Reunion. All descendants 
of Martha & Moses Adams are invited to attend. 
It is celebrated every year at Kineawatha Park, in Wilton, Maine, on the third Saturday of July. It is a pot luck luncheon, so be sure to bring your family's favorite dish. It is a pot luck luncheon, so be sure to bring your family's favorite dish. 
Thank you to many extended family members and volunteers who helped pull a lot of this information together. Personal thanks to the following for their assistance in my research: Dick Lowe, Gary Adams, Jane Adams, Bernard Adams, Sharon (Ridley) Smith, Sue (Butterfield) Picard, Tom Pollock, Tim & Grace (Adams) Cooper, Aarick Carlson from BYU-Idaho Special Collections who graciously digitized over 200 pages of handwritten letters which were saved by descendants of Elkanah Smith and the countless volunteers from Find-a-grave who photographed Adams headstones from Maine to California!   ~Sharon Gillis
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