Database Entry for Frederick Adamson

 F. Adamson will was found in the Index to Wills and Guardianship 
1804-1901
Muskingham Co. Ohio  1832- 1843  page 252
                                              The Will of Frederick 
Adamson 
   The last will and testament of Frederick Adamson, whereas I Frederick 
Adamson of Muskingum Co. Ohio being weak in body but sound of mind, being 
desirous to settle my worldly affairs, do constitute this my last will 
and testament  after the manner and in the words following, to wit, 1st 
pt. I will and bequeath to my wife Martha Adamson during her life, and 
widowhood all the property both value and personal I may process at my 
decerase, after her death to be disposed of  my exceutor  here after 
divided  
   2nd I will and bequeath to my son William F Adamson, one dollar also 
to my son Greenburey Adamson one dollar, also to my daughter Ann 
Lekambers one dollar to be paid to them these heirs or assign out of  my 
estate by said executor.
   3rd. After the above cashies are paid, the balance of my property (by 
my excutor)shall be equally divided between Washington Adamson, Pamela 
Crossland, Mary Ann Stanbury, John W. Adamson, Lloyd Nelson Adamson, 
Minervia Adamson, Matilda Adamson, Nathan Adamson, Luther Adamson.Martha 
Adamson, except the three first named which shall have as follow, 
Washington Adamson shall have 150.00 less then the last seven heirs, 
Pamela Crossland 50.00 less and Mary Stanbury 50.00 less then the last 
seven named heirs. I do hereby appoint my son Washington Adamson executor 
of this my last will and testament signed and sealed in the presence of 
the witness the 7 Jan 1839
                                                                         
Frederick Adamson
Attest
Grafton Duvale
Floyd N. Adamson
Minervia Adamson
Nehemial Beale
William Riley
+ (Williams mark)
Married by James Day Methodise Church to Martha Palmer
Frederick served in the war of 1812 at Harpers Ferry in 1814.  Under the 
command of Capt Humphrey
Sources:
pension papers war of 1812
1830 census Muskington Co. Ohio
 General index to Deeds Muskingum Co. Ohio
I found the marriages of most of Frederick's children in Muskingum Co. 
Ohio
In 1850 Martha Neff age 17, John G. Crossland age 10 and Emmi Crossland 
age 9 lived with their Grandma Martha Adamson according to 1850 census
This leaves me to believe Pamelia had died.
The 1st marriage of Frederick was taken from Marriage index 1655-1850 
Montomery Co. Mary land
I also found both Marriages of Frederick Adamson in the Book Marriage 
Licenses
Montgomery Co. Maryland 1798-1898: Compiled by  Janet Thompson Manuel
Martha Palmer and Frederick Adamson's marriage is also recorded in the 
pension papers of the war of 1812 for Frederick. A sworn affidavit from 
the Circuit Court for Montgomery Co. MD

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