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Ira Ellsworth Adams (1866 - 1927)

Ira Ellsworth Adams
Born in Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USAmap
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Husband of — married 12 Feb 1891 in Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USAmap
Husband of — married 8 Oct 1893 in Greene County, Indiana USAmap
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Died at age 61 in Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USAmap
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Biography

Born 19 MAR 1866. Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USA. [1][2]

Census

1870 US Census, Linton, Stockton Twp, Greene County, Indiana (29 July 1870)
Name Age Gender Race Occupation Value Birthplace
John D Adams, 41/M/W, Farmer, 2400/800, Ohio
Susan Adams, 40/F/W, Keeping House, PA
Celestius Adams, 14/F/W, none, Iowa, Attending School
Adalia Adams, 12/F/W, none, Iowa, Attending School
James A Adams, 9/M/W, none, Iowa
Luella Adams, 9/F/W, none, Iowa
Ida Adams, 5/F/W, none, Indiana
Ira E Adams, 5/M/W, none, Indiana
Mary Adams, 3/F/W, none, Indiana
Elizabeth A Adams, 1/F/W, none, Indiana
next door are:
Lurina Daugherty (53/F/W-IN) family
nearby are:
Jacob Pope family
Peter Berns (45/M/W-Prussia (DEU) with Catherine, Hellana, John and Peter Berns, Image 26)
HF: 32/3, Image 4/31 shows Ernest Strietelmeier, patriarch of this family in Greene Co, with wife Jane, son Henry (9), Sophia (7), Matilda (5), Emma (3) and Elizabeth (1).[3]
1880 US Census, Linton, Stockton Twp, Greene County, Indiana (1 June 1880)
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
John Adams Self M 52 Ohio, United States
Susan Adams Wife F 49 Pennsylvania, United States
Celester Adams Daughter F 24 Indiana, United States
Adelea Adams Daughter F 21 Iowa, United States
James P Adams Son M 19 Iowa, United States
Margaret L Adams Daughter F 19 Iowa, United States
Ira E Adams Son M 14 Indiana, United States
Ida V Adams Daughter F 14 Indiana, United States
Mary E Adams Daughter F 12 Indiana, United States
Elisabeth Adams Daughter F 11 Indiana, United States[4]


Died 30 OCT 1927. Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USA. [5][6]

Note: From the writings of Alfred W. Moehlmann, Sr., long-time Linton, IN resident: . 1962 - Old Timers.

Ira (Busse) Adams - Orchard man, just south of Fairview Cemetery and was custodian there for many years. Also grew many kinds of berries. Had a few sheep. Started the wood stove silo business in the community. A great story teller. Operated a cheese factory with Henry Duhne. Also had a big cider mill on the Letterman farm. A devoted churchman at the Olive Branch church. His wife [Tillie Bovenschen] a wonderful cake baker. Visited them many times. Two sons, Walter and Alvin (Baily) and a daughter Fern (Mrs. Isaac Beasley, Jr.).

1966 - Faded Out Early Businesses and Industry In and Around Linton.

Also before the turn of the century there was a Cheese Factory located on Fairview Road. Its exact location I am not quite sure of but it was on either the Henry Duhne or Ira Adams farm. It was run by these two men. I have no information as to what kind of cheese they made but very likely the common brand in those days - brick and cream. When they quit their operation (about 1900) they cut the building in two parts - one part of it was attached to Mr. Adams two room house (now first house south of cemetery) and the other part Mr. Duhne made some sort of out building and when you drive south from the cemetery you can notice it because of a regular house window facing north.

In the early 1900’s (1900-1906) there was a big Cider Mill or press located a short ways east of Fairview Cemetery on the Letterman farm near where the house now stands. When I saw it, it was operated in the fall of the year. When I saw it Ira Adams ran this mill. It was not one of those small hand mills but horse power was used. A big grinding machine to grind the apples in a pulp was rigged with a boom that horses pulled going round and round in a circle. The pulp was then put in huge presses and pressed the juice or cider out of the pulp. My only recollection is that I went there one evening with William (Bill) Kramer, who took a wagon load of apples to be pressed and I remember he had two barrels to hold the cider - how full they were I don’t recall. Most of this cider was left to ferment into vinegar and farmers would peddle it out in Linton and even some taken to Terre Haute to sell. This was a busy enterprise and wagons would stand in line.

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Twin to Ida Viola Adams. 1st marriage to Matilda Bovenschen. Father: Will Bovenschen. Children: Walter Clint. Child: Virginia (Koch). 2nd marriage to Margaret Ellis Saucerman, a widow (Ellis is maiden name). Children: Fern Saucerman. married Isaac Beasley. Chloe Beasley Cromwell was Isaac's sister. had twins: Howard & Harold Cromwell. Howard died on the USS Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Dec. 7, 1945. Alvin Saucerman.

Buried NOV 1927. Stockton Twp, Greene, IN USA. [7][8]

Marriage Husband Ira Ellsworth Adams. Child: Walter C. Adams. Child: Alvin Bailey Adams. Child: Cora Fern Adams. Marriage 8 NOV 1893. Linton, Stockton, Greene, IN USA. [9]

Sources

  1. Source: #S63 Page Note: Date: 6 March 2008
  2. Source: #S174 Book No. D-2, Page No. 57 Page Book No. D-2, Page No. 57 Note: Shows Death Date/Time as 10/30/1927, 6:00 AM. Age: 61y,7m,11d. Birth date is calculated from listed Death Date and Age at Death.
  3. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). United States Census, 1870, John D Adams, Indiana, United States; citing p. 20, family 145. Database with images, FamilySearch (accessed 17 October 2014). NARA microfilm publication M593; FHL microfilm 545,817; Digital Folder Number 004263383; Image Number 412.
  4. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). United States Census, 1880, John Adams, Stockton, Greene, Indiana, United States; citing enumeration district ED 299, sheet 93A. Database with images, FamilySearch (accessed 11 August 2016). NARA microfilm publication T9, roll 0280; FHL microfilm 1,254,280; Digital Folder Number 005157823; Image Number 00518.
  5. Source: #S62 p.81 Page p.81 Note: Date: 6 March 2008 Volume II of the Greene County Historical Society book Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana [1985] shows the following tombstone transcriptions for this family in the German-Memory Hill Cemetery in Greene County's Stockton Township. The cemetery location is shown as being in Section 4, North of Linton, Indiana on County Road 1175W, South of Fairview Cemetery: Page 81 - Susan Adams March 22, 1829 - August 24, 1913 Ira E. Adams 1866-1927 Sarah M. Adams 1865-1926 Matilda Bovenschen, Nov. 2, 1869 - Feb. 10, 1892; w/o Ira Adams Page 82 - James P. Adams August 20, 1860 - March 15, 1887 John D. Adams April 1, 1827 - August 24, 1889
  6. Source: #S174 Book No. D-2, Page No. 57 Page Book No. D-2, Page No. 57 Note: Shows Death Date/Time as 10/30/1927, 6:00 AM. Age: 61y,7m,11d.
  7. Source: #S62 p.81 Page p.81 Note: Date: 6 March 2008 Volume II of the Greene County Historical Society book Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana [1985] shows the following tombstone transcriptions for this family in the German-Memory Hill Cemetery in Greene County's Stockton Township. The cemetery location is shown as being in Section 4, North of Linton, Indiana on County Road 1175W, South of Fairview Cemetery: Page 81 - Susan Adams March 22, 1829 - August 24, 1913 Ira E. Adams 1866-1927 Sarah M. Adams 1865-1926 Matilda Bovenschen, Nov. 2, 1869 - Feb. 10, 1892; w/o Ira Adams Page 82 - James P. Adams August 20, 1860 - March 15, 1887 John D. Adams April 1, 1827 - August 24, 1889
  8. Source: #S87 FG Mem#17043623 Page FG Mem#17043623 Note: No headstone found. Date: December 2006
  9. Source: #S169 1882-1893 Supplemental, Page 1 Page 1882-1893 Supplemental, Page 1
  • Source: S174 Greene County, Indiana Death Index TID 0 Footnote Greene County, Indiana Death Index ShortFootnote Greene County, Indiana Death Index Bibliography Greene County, Indiana Death Index. Repository: #R0

No REPO record found with id R0.

  • Source: S62 Prepared by Loraine E. Kraus, Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana (Greene County Historical Society, 1985) ndiana</i> ndiana</i>. Greene County Historical Society, 1985. Volume II shows the following tombstone transcriptions for this family in the German-Memory Hill Cemetery in Greene County's Stockton Township. The cemetery location is shown as being in Section 4, North of Linton, Indiana on County Road 1175W, South of Fairview Cemetery: Page 81 - Susan Adams March 22, 1829 - August 24, 1913 Ira E. Adams 1866-1927 Sarah M. Adams 1865-1926 Matilda Bovenschen, Nov. 2, 1869 - Feb. 10, 1892; w/o Ira Adams Page 82 - James P. Adams August 20, 1860 - March 15, 1887 John D. Adams April 1, 1827 - August 24, 1889 TID 0 Footnote Prepared by Loraine E. Kraus, Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana (Greene County Historical Society, 1985) ShortFootnote Prepared by Loraine E. Kraus, Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana Bibliography Prepared by Loraine E. Kraus. Cemeteries of Western Greene County, Indiana. Greene County Historical Society, 1985.
  • Source: S63 1870 US Census: IN, Greene Co, Stockton Township Note: HF: 145/145, LN: 24/33, Linton PO, Stockton Twp, Greene Co, Indiana, USA by D A Scots�John D Adams, 41/M/W, Farmer, 2400/800, Ohio�Susan Adams, 40/F/W, Keeping House, PA�Celestius Adams, 14/F/W, none, Iowa, Attending School�Adalia Adams, 12/F/W, none, Iowa, Attending School�James A Adams, 9/M/W, none, Iowa�Luella Adams, 9/F/W, none, Iowa�Ida Adams, 5/F/W, none, Indiana�Ira E Adams, 5/M/W, none, Indiana�Mary Adams, 3/F/W, none, Indiana�Elizabeth A Adams, 1/F/W, none, Indiana��next door are�Lurina Daugherty (53/F/W-IN) family�nearby are:�Jacob Pope family�Peter Berns (45/M/W-Prussia (DEU) with Catherine, Hellana, John and Peter Berns, Image 26)�HF: 32/3, Image 4/31 shows Ernest Strietelmeier, patriarch of this family in Greene Co, with wife Jane, son Henry (9), Sophia (7), Matilda (5), Emma (3) and Elizabeth (1). Note: From 1870 Census data for Stockton Twp. it appears that John D. Adams brought his family to Indiana between 1861 when the first set of twins were born in Iowa and 1866 when the second set of twins Ira and Ida were born in Indiana. TID 0 Footnote 1870 US Census: IN, Greene Co, Stockton Township ShortFootnote 1870 US Census: IN, Greene Co, Stockton Township Bibliography 1870 US Census: IN, Greene Co, Stockton Township. Repository: #R0
  • Source: S87 Find A Grave http://www.findagrave.com TID 0 Footnote Find A Grave http://www.findagrave.com ShortFootnote Find A Grave Bibliography Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com.




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