This
section is devoted to aid the more serious
researcher in determining which records I
have and my interpretations of the
records.
I have researched the
SEE
NOTE at end of this page about Library
being now located in Kansas.
General:
* Portion of SMITH, GRANT, and IRONS Families, by James W. Hook
* ADAMSON Family History, “Adamson-Duvall Families” by Ree Adamson Fraelich
* ADAMSON Family History, by Alma Netta Barnes
* Copies of Available Census Index’s showing Adamsons, for Most all States, 1790-1880
* Selected pages of Early Friends of Upper Bucks, by Clarence V. Roberts
* ADAMSON Ancestry, Volumes 1 through 14, by KARD Files, Judy Dye
* ADAMSON
Family History, “The Adamson’s as we see
them” by John Stambaugh
and John E. Robinson, 1992.
* The Adamson Saga (1536 -1936) by P. E. Adamson (and CD version)
* Head of
Families for first census of
*
Encyclopedia
of American Quaker Genealogy – Volume II,
(
*
Quakers
and the American Family, (British
Settlement in the
* U S Cemetery Address Book, by Elizabeth and James Kot, 1995
*
*
* Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks, Clarence V. Roberts, reprint 1995
*
A
Genealogical and Personal History of
*
*
Abstracts
of
*
Documents
relating to to
the Colonial History of State of
*
Calendar
of
*
*
*
* Early Ohio Settlers, Purchasers of Land in Southwestern Ohio, 1800-1840, Compiled by Ellen T. Berry and David A. Berry, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1986
*
**
Family Publications:
Genealogy Charts for Adamson Cousin
Reunion held in
The Adamsons of The Credit River Valley- 1820-1991 From Paul Adamson, June 2001
The Adamson Family Records, by Loren Barton, from Larry Beach, April 1999
Prospectus Genealogy of the Adamson Family, by A. P. Adamson, Reprint by KARD Files, Special Edition #1.
The Adamson Source Book, by Ben F. and Alice Louise Dixon, Reprint by KARD Files, Special Edition #2.
Lost Creek Memories, For Adamson and William Cousin of Lawrence Co., Indiana, by Ben and Alice Dixon.
Rachel Williams Adamon and her Hoosier Clan, by Ben F. and Alice Dixon.
*
CD-ROM’s
from Broderbund, Includes Marriage Records,
Census Records, Land Records, Social
Security, and World Family Tree family group
worksheets in database format. Current
* CD-ROM’s from Family History Center (LDS), includes Pedigree resource files, Index to Vital Records of North America and British Isles and 1880 Census for USA. Totals about 100 CD’s.
* CD-ROM’s from Hertiage Quest. Numerous CD’s. Total’s about 40.
*
Microfilm
as listed below. On
permanent loan and storage at
*
Local
History of
*
History
of
* The Tenmile Country and its Pioneer Families, by Howard Leckey, 1977 Reprint
* Hennens Choice, 2 Volumes, by Dorothy T. Hennen, 1972
*
McConnells
Map of
* Index of names for Pioneer History, by L.K. Evans, 1972 revision
* All volumes of Cornerstone Clues, Quarterly Publication of Cornerstone Genealogical Society, Volume I published in 1976.
*
Volumes
1 - 8 Census Records of
*
Volumes
1 - 9 Cemetery Records of
* Caldwells Atlas of Greene Co. PA, 1876, reprint 1985.
*
History
of
* Bell-Hays Families in Green Co. PA and Knox Co., OH, by John J. Evans 1987.
*
Graham
– Grimes Genealogy 1756
– 1926,
* 1776- A time to remember 1976-, a compilation of articles of Greene Co. PA, compiled by Dorothy T. Hennen.
*
The
Accompt
of the hand, settling the line between
*
Micro-Film
for Greene Co. Pa Census. For years 1850, 1860,
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920.
Microfilm ,
On permanent loan and storage at
*
Microfilm
as listed below, On
permanent loan and storage at
*
* Mason County, Kentucky, County Clerk Court Orders, 1789-1800, An every name Index, TLC Genealogy, Miami Beach Fl.
*
* Mason County, Kentucky, County Court Orders, 1803-1816, An every name Index, TLC Genealogy, Miami Beach Fl.
* Mason County, Kentucky, Marriage Bonds and permissive Notes: Fourteen Volumes, (1789-1805), (1806-1817), (1818-1826), (1827-1837), (1838-1845), (1846-1851), (1852-1856), (1857-1862), (1862-18670, (1868-1872), 1873-1877), (1878-1882), (1883-1887), and (1888-1892); Published by Sherry Sawyers and/or Gail Childress, Hamilton, OH.
*
Microfilm
as listed below, On
permanent loan and storage at
*
*
Microfilm
as listed below, On
permanent loan and storage at
*
Microfilm
as listed below, On
permanent loan and storage at
*
Microfilm
as listed below. On
permanent loan and storage at
*
*
1850
*
1870
*
Cemetery’s
and Burials in Sprigg,
Monroe, Greene, Liberty, Tiffin and
Jefferson Townships, Adams Co.,
*
1996
Ancestor Chart Surname Index by
*
Marriage
Records of Adams Co. OH, by
* Place Names (Past and Present) for Adams Co. OH
* Ancestor Chart Surname Index for Adams Co. OH
* Marriage License (1889-1902) Adams Co. OH
*
Microfilm
as listed below. On
permanent loan and storage at
*
*
*
*
*
1820
H/H Census Index for
*
1830
Census, Name Extract
of
*
1840
Census, Name Extract of
*
Microfilm as listed below. On permanent loan and
storage at
Clayton and
*
Microfilm
as listed below, On
permanent loan and storage at
*
All
known Cemeteries of
*
A
Bicentennial History of
* DeKalb County Cemeteries by Doris Garrison Gilbert, 1989
*
*
·*
DeKalb County Will Book "C' (1900-
1934) by Dekalb
Co. Genealogy Society, October 2002.
*
Excerpts
from DeKalb
*
Excerpts
from
* DeKalb County Marriage Book (1848-1900) by Jorene Washer Parsley, 1990
*
Marriages
in
* Death Certificates , Tennessee State Archives, 1914-1925 for DeKalb County, Transcribed by Jorene Washer Parlsley
*
Census
records for
* Indiana Source Book, Genealogical material from THE HOOSIER GENEALOGIST , 1961-1979, Three volumes plus index, edited by Willard Heiss, Indiana Historical Society, 1977.
Abstracts
of the Records of the Society of Friends
in
Census Microfilm Roll Numbers
County / State |
Type |
1850 |
1860 |
1870 |
1880 |
1900 |
1910 |
1920 |
|
Series |
M-432 |
M-653 |
M-593 |
T-9 |
T-623 |
T-624 |
T-625 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Lawrence Co., IN |
Census |
|
|
335 |
|
|
|
|
Randolph Co., IN |
Census |
|
|
354 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Bracken Co., KY |
Census |
--- |
--- |
--- |
404 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
Fleming Co., KY |
Census |
--- |
--- |
--- |
413 |
520 |
--- |
--- |
Mason Co., KY |
Census |
--- |
---- |
--- |
432/3 |
543 |
--- |
--- |
Robertson Co., KY |
Census |
--- |
--- |
--- |
440 |
549 |
--- |
--- |
Adams Co., OH |
Census |
--- |
928 |
=1167 |
989/90 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
Brown Co., OH |
Census |
--- |
938/39 |
=1175 |
995/96 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
Clermont Co., OH |
Census |
--- |
--- |
=1181 |
1000 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Greene Co., Pa |
Census |
=783 |
=1114 |
=1348 |
=133 |
=1413/4 |
=1348 |
=1573 |
= - Film has been extracted
Official census dates were:
First Monday in August for 1790-1820 schedules
June 1 for 1830-1880
First Monday in June for 1890 (most of this schedule was
destroyed or badly damaged by a fire in 1921--a card index to
the 6,160 names on the surviving schedules is available on two
rolls of National Archives film No. M496)
June 1 for 1900
April 15 for 1910
January 1 for 1920
April 1, for 1930
Before the internet, I
researched census on microfilm.
Today, Ancestry.com has every census
available on the internet. Even
Soundex Microfilm Roll Numbers for A- 352 (includes Adamson)
State |
Type |
1880 |
1900 |
1910 |
1920 |
1930 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-734-1… |
=T-1030-2 |
T-1259-2+119 |
=M-1548-2 |
M-2049-2/128 |
|
Soundex |
NA |
=T-1031-1 |
NA |
=M-1597-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-735-1 |
=T-1032-1 |
NA |
=M-1549-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-736-1 |
=T-1033-2 |
T-1260-2 |
=M-1550-2 |
M-2050-1/2 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-737-1 |
=T-1034-3/4 |
T-1261-3/4 |
=M-1551-4 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-738-1 |
=T-1035-1 |
NA |
=M-1552-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-739-1 |
=T-1036-1 |
NA |
=M-1553-1/2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-740-1 |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-741-1 |
=T-1037-1 |
NA |
=M-1554-1 |
NA |
DC |
Soundex |
=$T-742-1 |
=T-1038-1 |
NA |
=M-1555-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-743-1 |
=T-1039-1 |
T-1262-1 |
=M-1556-1 |
M-2051-1 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-744-1/2 |
=T-1040-2/3 |
=T1263-2+149 |
=M-1557-2/3 |
M-2052-3 |
|
Soundex |
NA |
$T-1041-3 |
NA |
=M-1598-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-745-1 |
=T-1042-1 |
NA |
=M-1558-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-746-2 |
=T1043-4/5% |
T-1264-4/5 |
=M-1559-4/5 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-747-1 |
=T1044-2/3% |
NA |
=M-1560-2/3 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-748-1 |
=T-1045-2 |
NA |
=M-1561-2-D |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-749-1 |
=*T-1046-2 |
=*T-1265-2 |
=*M-1562-2% |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-750-1 |
=T-1047-3 |
=T-1266-2/3 |
=M-1563-2/3 |
M-2053-1 |
|
Soundex |
=$T-751-1 |
=T-1048-2 |
T-1267-1 |
=M-1564-2 |
M-2054-1/2 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-752-1 |
=T-1049-1 |
NA |
=M-1565-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-753-1 |
=T-1050-1 |
NA |
=M-1566-1/2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-754-1 |
=T-1051-3 |
NA |
=M-1567-3/4 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-755-1 |
=T-1052-3 |
T-1268-2/3 |
=M-1568-3 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-756-1 |
=T-1053-2% |
NA |
=M-1569-2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-757-1 |
=$T-1054-2 |
T-1269-1/2 |
=M-1570-1/2 |
M-2055-2 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-758-1/2 |
=T-1055-3/4 |
=T-1270-3 |
=M-1571-3 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-759-1 |
=T-1056-1 |
NA |
=M-1572-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-760-1 |
=T-1057-1 |
NA |
=M-1573-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-761-1 |
=$T-1058-1 |
NA |
=M-1574-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-762-1 |
=T-1059-1 |
NA |
=M-1575-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-763-1 |
=T-1060-3 |
NA |
=M-1576-3 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-764-1 |
=T-1061-1 |
NA |
=M-1577-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-765-2 % |
T-1062-7/8 |
NA |
=M-1578-8/9 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-766-1 |
=T-1063-2 |
T-1271-2 |
=M-1579-2 |
M-2056-2 |
|
Soundex |
NA |
=T-1064-1 |
NA |
=M-1580-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-767-2 |
=T-1065-3/4 |
T-1272-3/4 |
=M-1581-4/5 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
NA |
=T-1066-1 |
T-1273-2 |
=M-1582-2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-768-1 |
=T-1067-1 |
NA |
=M-1583-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-769-2 |
T-1068-4/5 |
T-1274/5/530 |
=M-1584-5-7 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-770-1 |
=T-1069-1 |
NA |
=M-1585-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-771-1 |
=T-1070-2 |
T-1275-1/2 |
=M-1586-2 |
M-2057-2 |
|
Soundex |
NA |
=T-1071-1 |
NA |
=M-1587-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-772-1 |
=T-1072-2/3 |
=T-1276-1/2 |
=M-1588-2 |
M-2058-2 |
|
Soundex |
=*T-773-1 |
=T-1073-3/4 |
=T-1277-3 |
=M-1589-4/5 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=*T-774-1 |
=T-1074-1 |
NA |
=M-1590-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-775-1 |
=T-1075-1 |
NA |
=M-1591-1 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=T-776-1 |
=T-1076-2 |
T-1278-2 |
=M-1592-2 |
M-2059-2 |
|
Soundex |
=T-777-1 |
=T-1077-1 |
NA |
=M-1593-1/2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=T-778-1 |
=T-1078-2 |
T-1279-2 |
=M-1594-2 |
M-2060-none |
|
Soundex |
=T-779-1 |
=T-1079-2 |
NA |
=M-1595-2 |
NA |
|
Soundex |
=$T-780-1 |
=T-1080-1 |
NA |
=M-1596-1 |
NA |
NA- Not available //Film roll No. //T-XXXX-1 Film on hand
$- No Adamson’s on Film //+ -Film read and copy made //= - Film has been extracted
* - Extractions have been Proof read //% - other (wrong) Film on hand //D-Duplicate
********* Microfilm as listed
above, On
permanent loan and storage at
Soundex Facts:
You should know that the 1920 census is Soundexed for every state.
The 1910 census is Soundexed
only for those states that had not complied
with a federal law of 1906, mandating the
keeping of accurate birth and death
records. Those 21 states are:
The 1900 census has a Soundex for all states. However, the 1880 census has a Soundex only for households that had children ages 10 and under. If your ancestors were a newly married couple in 1880 with no children, or were an older couple whose children were ages 11 and older, you probably will not find them in the 1880 Soundex and will need to search the actual county's enumeration.
The
1930 census has Soundex
for only 12 states. Those are:
Other significant information:
I started my research in 1982, being very active up to the year 1985. Family illness and then a marriage curtailed much serious work until retirement in 1994. Since then, with the aid of a computerand a divorce, my intention is to acquire as many references regarding the Adamson Surname as possible in a computer database, spreadsheet, photographs or word documents.
I belong to the following Genealogical Societies:
Cornerstone Genealogical
Society of Greene Co.
The Genealogical Society of
Cherokee
In addition I periodically use the Neosho Public Library, Neosho, Newton Co., Missouri; Miami Public Library, Miami, Ottawa Co. Oklahoma; and the Family History Library in Joplin, Japser Co., Missouri.
I am collecting Obituaries of all Adamson descendants and spouses. Another project is to take and assemble photographs of grave markers that will displayed on the internet. My travels have taken me to several states in acquiring the photographs. Most states and cemeteries I have visited more than once.
The URL -AdamsonAncestry.com was acquired in May 1999. At least two different servers are used to produce the web pages and the mail lists. They are: Ehost for AdamsonAncestry; and Rootsweb.
Updated March, 2006
In Sept. 2006, I moved to
In September 2013, I
donated many of the (Not particularly
Adamson) to the Cherokee County
Genealogical and Historical Society,
located in Columbus, Kansas. These
books are presented in a special section
of the library, so if you venture by South
East Kansas, Stop by and see what I looked
at for 30 years.
Updated 6/2011
Updated 12/2017