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• Hij is geboren op 22 januari 1804 in Bastard, Leeds, Ontario, Upper Canada.
• Beroep: Carpenter.
• (Marriage) op 23 maart 1831 in Augusta, Grnvll Co., Ontario, Canada: Echtgeno(o)t(e): Sabina Ann Adams (geboren Clark).
• Hij is overleden op 15 april 1889 in American Fork, Utah County, Utah Territory, United States, hij was toen 85 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven op 16 april 1889 in American Fork Cemetery (Plot E-233-2 GPS (lat/lon) 40.39042-111.79746), American Fork, Utah County, Utah, United States.
• Een kind van Capt. Joshua Adams en Elizabeth Betsy Chipman

Gezin van Arza Matson Adams

Hij had een relatie met Sabina Ann Clark.

Kind(eren):

1. Nathan William Adams  1832-1916
2. Joshua Adams  1833-1906
3. George Adams  1835-1840
4. Sabina Ann Adams  1837-1912
5. Sidney Moses Adams  1839-1840
6. Nancy Elizabeth Adams  1842-1853
7. Theothan H. Adams  1845-1852
8. Joseph Smith Adams  1846-1917 
9. Orpha Elzetta Adams  1849-1916

Notities over Arza Matson Adams

==Biographical Summary:==

 

'''Adams, Arza''' (1804-1889)

(son of Joshua Adams and Betsy Chipman of Canada). Born January 22, 1804. Came to Utah in 1848.

 

1: Married '''Sabina Clarke''' March 23, 1831, Augusta, Can. (daughter of Nathan Clarke and Nancy McCathron of Canada). She was born September 1, 1812.

 

Their children:

* Nathan born February 2, 1832, married Mary Plunkett

* Joshua born September 26, 1833, married Lydia Thornton

* George born February 16, 1835, died

* Sabina Ann born February 17, 1837, married Alexander Nicoll

* Sidney M. born May 1, 1839, died

* Elizabeth Nancy born April 30, 1842, died

* Theother born March 4, 1845

* Joseph born December 17, 1846, married Caroline Hansen

* Orpha born October 23. 1849, married William S. Robinson.

 

2: Married '''Marrilla Olney''' in Canada (daughter of David Olney of Canada). She was born June 18, 1833.

 

Their children:

* John O. married Mattie Peterson, Alva Barnabas married Edith Summers

* Alvin Francis married Margaret Christenson

* Adeline died

* Lucy Ann married Martin Ambrose

* Quincy and Moroni, died.

 

Family home American Fork, Utah.

 

3: Married '''Katherine Cunningham''' March 7, 1859, Salt Lake City (daughter of James Cunningham and Elizabeth Nicholson, of Fifeshire, Scotland, pioneers November, 1858, Atwood and Willis company). She was born August 17, 1838.

 

Their children:

* James Arza born October 19, 1858, died;

* Elizabeth born November 26, 1859, married William Robinson

* Charles Franklin born April 10, 1861, died

* Bulah born June 22, 1862, married Daniel Rhoades

* Agnes born June 10, 1864, died

* Alexander born January 10. 1866, married Mina Murdock

* Margarette born January 21, 1868, married Hiram Mulliner

* Phoebe born September 17, 1870

* Mary married Carl Anderson

* Isabelle born July 30, 1874, married Joseph Householder

* Daniel Erwin born October 10, 1876, married Annie Jensen.

 

Family home American Fork, Utah.

 

High priest; missionary to Canada; ward teacher. Justice of peace. First miller in American Fork. Died April 15, 1889, American Fork, Utah.

 

>''SOURCE'': Esshom, Frank; [http://pioneers.rstebbing.com/A.html#adams-arza ''"Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah"'']; Salt Lake City, Utah; Utah Pioneers Book Publishing Company; 1913.

 

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Arza Matson Adams

 

Memorial

 

Birth: tJan. 22, 1804

Ontario, Canada

Death: tApr. 16, 1889

Utah County

Utah, USA

 

Arza Matson Adams

Born Ontario, Canada in what is now Beverly.

Oldest child of thirteen.

Carpenter

Carried news of martyrdom to Nauvoo

A High Priest, a missionary to Canada

Ward Teacher, Justice of the Peace

First Miller in Am. Fork, retired flour miller

 

Spouses and some of 27 children:

 

Married: March 23, 1831

(1)Sabina Clark 1812-1861,

Buried American Fork Pioneer Cemetery;

 

Children:

Nathan Adams

Joshua Adams* (wife Mary Bathgate Logan)

George Adams

Sabina Ann (Nicoll) Adams

Sidney Moses Adams (died Illinois, cholera)

Elizabeth Nancy Adams

Theothan Plandemie Adams

Joseph Smith Adams

Orpha E. Adams (Robinson)

 

1836 LDS baptism December 25

by Elder Jo [John] Page

 

1839 January 5.

Arza Adams ordained Seventy

30 other men ordained Seventy.

 

1839 Far West

Left Far West for Illinois

March 7th

 

1844 Carthage, Hancock, Illinois

Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith martyred.

Arza Matson Adams carried to Nauvoo the official letter of notice.

 

CARTHAGE JAIL, June 27, 1844, 8:05 pm

"Joseph and Hyrum are dead. Taylor wounded, not very badly. I am well. Our guard was forced, as we believe, by a band of Missourians from 100 to 200. The job was done in an instant, and the party fled towards Nauvoo instantly. This is as I believe it. The citizens here are afraid of the Mormons attacking them. I promise them no!"

W. RICHARDS.

JOHN TAYLOR

 

 

1845 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois

31 December 1845

Arza and Sabina endowed, Nauvoo Temple

 

1850 Settlement American Fork, Utah

Arza Adams was one of the first settlers of

American Fork, Utah in the fall of 1850.

 

1850 Census Utah Territory

Arza Adams 48, carpenter

Sabina Adams 39

Nathan Adams 19, farmer

Joshua Adams 17

Sabina Adams 14

Elizabeth Adams 7

Jothan Adams 6

Joseph Adams 5

Orpha Adams 1

Abram Coon 26, woodman

 

1853 Married

Married 7 December 1853

(2)Editha Morgan Anderson 1803-1877,

born 15 March 1803, Massachusetts

Editha was a spiritual wife only.

She lived separately, known by maiden name thereafter.

died 1 April 1877, Buried Am Fork with Arza

 

1857 Married: Utah

March 7

(3)Marillah Olney 1833-1899, Buried with Arza

Children:

Davis Adams

Arza Quincy Adams

John Olney Adams

Alvah Barnabus Adams

Alvin Francis Adams

Lucy Ann Adams(Ambrose)

Mary Adaline Adams

Moroni Adams

 

Married: March 7, 1857

(4)Catherine Cunningham 1838-1912,

Buried with Arza

Children:

James Arza Adams

Elizabeth E. Adams (Robinson)

Charles Adams

Beulah Adams (Rhodes)

Agnes Adams

Alexander Adams

Margaret Ann Adams(Mulliner)

Phoebe Adams

Mary Adams (Anderson)

Isabell Adams (Householder)

Daniel Erwin Adams

 

Married: August 11, 1857

(5)Elizabeth Gaskill 1836-death unkn,

Burial unknown.

Elizabeth was a spiritual wife only.

Quote by Bishop Leonard Harrington, Elizabeth "has some little property, but she is one of the smart kind and knows how to manage better than anyone else."

 

1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah

Arza M Adams 55, farmer

-Sabina Adams 49,

-Marilla Adams 27,

-Cathe Adams 22, born Scotland

Joseph Adams 14, son

Orpha Adams 11, daughter

Hy Harden 23, laborer, born New York

James A Adams 11 months (mother is Catherine)

Living next or Orson and Mary Kelly

 

1870 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 66, miller

Catharine Adams 30

Betsy Adams 9

Bulay Adams 7

Alexander Adams 3

Margret Adams 2

 

1880 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 76, retired flour miller

-Catherine Adams 42, wife

William Robinson 22, son-in-law

Betsy Robinson 19, daughter

Beulah Adams 17

Alexander Adams 13

Margaret Adams 11

Phoebe Adams 9

Mary Adams 7

Isabel Adams 5

Daniel Adams 3

-Marilliah Adams 47, wife

John O. Adams 19

Alvah Adams 17

Alvin Adams 15

Lucey Adams 12

Living on Adams Street

 

Arza Adams Journal

 

Arza Adams buried at Old Pioneer Cemetery,

later moved to American Fork City Cemetery.

 

Brother Barnabus L Adams 1822-1869

SIL Elizabeth Ellen Nelson Hill 1847-1888

Brother Franklin Metcalf Adams 1923-1913

 ;

 

Family links:

Parents:

Joshua Adams (1780 - 1863)

Elizabeth Chipman Adams (1786 - 1856)

Spouses:

Sabina Ann Clark Adams (1812 - 1861)

Editha Morgan Anderson Adams (1803 - 1877)

Marillah Olney Adams (1833 - 1899)*

Catherine Cunningham Adams (1838 - 1912)*

Children:

Nathan William Adams (1832 - 1916)*

Joshua Adams (1833 - 1906)*

Elizabeth Nancy Adams (1841 - 1853)*

Joseph Smith Adams (1847 - 1917)*

Arza Quincey Adams (1858 - 1859)*

James Arza Adams (1859 - 1860)*

Elizabeth Adams Robinson (1860 - 1948)*

John Olney Adams (1861 - 1932)*

Charles Franklin Adams (1862 - 1862)*

Alvah Barnabas Adams (1862 - 1928)*

Alva Barnabus Adams (1862 - 1928)*

Beulah Adams Rhodes (1863 - 1897)*

Lucy Ann Adams Ambrose (1864 - 1960)*

Agnes Adams (1865 - 1866)*

Alvin Francis Adams (1865 - 1942)*

Alexander Adams (1866 - 1925)*

Mary Adeline Adams (1868 - ____)*

Margaret Ann Adams Mulliner (1869 - 1926)*

Moroni Adams (1870 - ____)*

Phebe Adams (1870 - 1921)*

Mary Adams Andersen (1872 - 1959)*

Isabell Adams Householder (1874 - 1905)*

Daniel Erwin Adams (1876 - 1962)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:

American Fork Cemetery

American Fork

Utah County

Utah, USA

Plot: E-233-2

Maintained by: RememberThem

Originally Created by: Wes & Debi Grossnickle

Record added: Oct 11, 2006

Find A Grave Memorial# 16143652

 

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Arza Adams buried at Old Pioneer Cemetery,

later moved to American Fork City Cemetery.

 

Arza Matson Adams age 85

Born Ontario, Canada in what is now Beverly.

Oldest child of thirteen.

Carpenter.

Carried news of martyrdom to Nauvoo.

A High Priest. Missionary to Canada.

Ward Teacher. Justice of the Peace.

First miller in Am. Fork. Retired flour miller.

Spouses and some of 27 children:

 

Married: March 23, 1831

(1)Sabina Clark 1812-1861,

Buried American Fork Pioneer Cemetery;

Children:

Nathan Adams

Joshua Adams* (wife [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16147044 Mary Bathgate Logan])

George Adams

Sabina Ann (Nicoll) Adams

Sidney Moses Adams (died Illinois, cholera)

Elizabeth Nancy Adams

Theothan Plandemie Adams

Joseph Smith Adams

Orpha E. Adams (Robinson)

 

1836 LDS baptism December 25

by Elder Jo [John] Page

 

1839 January 5.

Arza Adams ordained Seventy

30 other men ordained Seventy.

 

1839 Far West

Left Far West for Illinois

March 7th

 

1844 Carthage, Hancock, Illinois

Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith martyred.

Arza Matson Adams carried to Nauvoo the official letter of notice.

 

CARTHAGE JAIL, June 27, 1844, 8:05 pm

"Joseph and Hyrum are dead. Taylor wounded, not very badly. I am well. Our guard was forced, as we believe, by a band of Missourians from 100 to 200. The job was done in an instant, and the party fled towards Nauvoo instantly. This is as I believe it. The citizens here are afraid of the Mormons attacking them. I promise them no!"

W. RICHARDS.

JOHN TAYLOR

 

 ;

1845 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois

31 December 1845

Arza and Sabina endowed, Nauvoo Temple

 

1850 Little Salt Lake

[http://udn.lib.utah.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/deseretnews1/id/393/show/403/rec/9 Names of the company and their outfit for Little Salt Lake]

Deseret News, 1850-11-16, page 1.

 

 

1850 Settlement American Fork, Utah

Arza Adams was one of the first settlers of

American Fork, Utah in the fall of 1850.

 

1850 Census Utah Territory

Arza Adams 48, carpenter

Sabina Adams 39

Nathan Adams 19, farmer

Joshua Adams 17

Sabina Adams 14

Elizabeth Adams 7

Jothan Adams 6

Joseph Adams 5

Orpha Adams 1

Abram Coon 26, woodman

 

1853 Married

Married 7 December 1853

(2)Editha Morgan Anderson 1803-1877,

born 15 March 1803, Massachusetts

Editha was a spiritual wife only.

She lived separately, known by maiden name thereafter.

died 1 April 1877, Buried Am Fork with Arza

 

1857 Married: Utah

March 7

(3)Marillah Olney 1833-1899,

Buried with Arza

Children:

Davis Adams

Arza Quincy Adams

John Olney Adams

Alvah Barnabus Adams

Alvin Francis Adams

Lucy Ann Adams(Ambrose)

Mary Adaline Adams

Moroni Adams

 

Married: March 7, 1857

(4)Catherine Cunningham 1838-1912,

Buried with Arza

Children:

James Arza Adams

Elizabeth E. Adams (Robinson)

Charles Adams

Beulah Adams (Rhodes)

Agnes Adams

Alexander Adams

Margaret Ann Adams(Mulliner)

Phoebe Adams

Mary Adams (Anderson)

Isabell Adams (Householder)

Daniel Erwin Adams

 

Married: August 11, 1857

(5)Elizabeth Gaskill 1836-death unkn,

Burial unknown.

Elizabeth was a spiritual wife only.

Quote by Bishop Leonard Harrington, Elizabeth "has some little property, but she is one of the smart kind and knows how to manage better than anyone else."

 

1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah

Arza M Adams 55, farmer

-Sabina Adams 49,

-Marilla Adams 27,

-Cathe Adams 22, born Scotland

Joseph Adams 14, son

Orpha Adams 11, daughter

Hy Harden 23, laborer, born New York

James A Adams 11 months (mother is Catherine)

Living next or Orson and Mary Kelly

 

1870 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 66, miller

Catharine Adams 30

Betsy Adams 9

Bulay Adams 7

Alexander Adams 3

Margret Adams 2

 

1880 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 76, retired flour miller

-Catherine Adams 42, wife

William Robinson 22, son-in-law

Betsy Robinson 19, daughter

Beulah Adams 17

Alexander Adams 13

Margaret Adams 11

Phoebe Adams 9

Mary Adams 7

Isabel Adams 5

Daniel Adams 3

-Marilliah Adams 47, wife

John O. Adams 19

Alvah Adams 17

Alvin Adams 15

Lucey Adams 12

Living on Adams Street

 

[http://www.earlylds.com/showhistory.php?docID=7 Arza Adams Journal]

 

[http://udn.lib.utah.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/de1/id/1944/show/1952/rec/7 Death of Arza Adams]

A Man of Many Sterling Qualities Passes Away.

After Living on this earth over 85 years, the last 52 of which have been spent in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Brother Arza Adams, on the 15th of April, 1889, in full faith, went the way of all the world. Brother Adams was widely known in consequence of his noble and heroic deeds in defense of his religion in times of persecution. He has ever been found between his hearth and enemies. He carried a letter from John Taylor at Carthage to Nauvoo, containing information concerning the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.

During the persecution in Missouri he was many times fired upon by mobs. Many of his years have been spent in the service of the Church, and by all who knew him he is pronounced one of the most useful members, and a true pioneer of Utah.

Together with his brother Barney, and five others, he carried the first surveyor's chain over the land along American Fork creek. Of the party of seven, Washburn Chipman is the only one now living. Father Adams built the first grist mill known to have been run by the waters of American Fork.

For the last year or so his health had been very poor, but it was common to see him at the age of 83 assuming the physical responsibilities of a man in the prime of live.

Arza Adams was born January 22, 1904, and baptized into the Church by J. E. Page, on December 25, 1836.

He leaves a large family and many grandchildren. Just previous to his death he said that he was ready to die, and would go perfectly satisfied with his religious belief. "Mormonism" had in no way disappointed him.

The funeral services were held in the meeting-house on Tuesday, the 16th.

E. W. Robinson.

American Fork, April 17, 1889.

Utah Enquirer, 1889-04-23 vol. 13 no. 33, page 1

 

Arza Adams buried at Old Pioneer Cemetery,

later moved to American Fork City Cemetery.

 

 

Arza Adams Grist Mill American Fork, Utah

[http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=35649173 Utah man rebuilds pioneer-era grist mill to honor heritage]

American Fork Centennial Park 300 S. Center St.

KSL July 24th, 2015

 

Brother [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19368934 Barnabus L Adams] 1822-1869

Brother [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33243617 Franklin Metcalf Adams] 1823-1913

SIL [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=79420832 Elizabeth Ellen Nelson] Hill 1847-1888

 

 

Grandchildren:

[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=108439093 Darrel Arza Anderson] 1898-1918

* Reference: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16143652 Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Aug 16 2016, 12:08:17 UTC''

 

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Arza Adams buried at Old Pioneer Cemetery,

later moved to American Fork City Cemetery.

 

Arza Matson Adams age 85Born Ontario, Canada in what is now Beverly.

Oldest child of thirteen.

Carpenter.

Carried news of martyrdom to Nauvoo.

A High Priest. Missionary to Canada.

Ward Teacher. Justice of the Peace.

First miller in Am. Fork. Retired flour miller.

Spouses and some of 27 children:

 

Married: March 23, 1831

(1)Sabina Clark 1812-1861,

Buried American Fork Pioneer Cemetery;

Children:

Nathan Adams

Joshua Adams* (wife [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16147044 Mary Bathgate Logan])

George Adams

Sabina Ann (Nicoll) Adams

Sidney Moses Adams (died Illinois, cholera)

Elizabeth Nancy Adams

Theothan Plandemie Adams

Joseph Smith Adams

Orpha E. Adams (Robinson)

 

1836 LDS baptism December 25

by Elder Jo [John] Page

 

1839 January 5.

Arza Adams ordained Seventy

30 other men ordained Seventy.

 

1839 Far West

Left Far West for Illinois

March 7th

 

1844 Carthage, Hancock, Illinois

Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith martyred.

Arza Matson Adams carried to Nauvoo the official letter of notice.

 

CARTHAGE JAIL, June 27, 1844, 8:05 pm

"Joseph and Hyrum are dead. Taylor wounded, not very badly. I am well. Our guard was forced, as we believe, by a band of Missourians from 100 to 200. The job was done in an instant, and the party fled towards Nauvoo instantly. This is as I believe it. The citizens here are afraid of the Mormons attacking them. I promise them no!"

W. RICHARDS.

JOHN TAYLOR

 

 

1845 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois

31 December 1845

Arza and Sabina endowed, Nauvoo Temple

 

1850 Little Salt Lake

[http://udn.lib.utah.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/deseretnews1/id/393/show/403/rec/9 Names of the company and their outfit for Little Salt Lake]

Deseret News, 1850-11-16, page 1.

 

 

1850 Settlement American Fork, Utah

Arza Adams was one of the first settlers of

American Fork, Utah in the fall of 1850.

 

1850 Census Utah Territory

Arza Adams 48, carpenter

Sabina Adams 39

Nathan Adams 19, farmer

Joshua Adams 17

Sabina Adams 14

Elizabeth Adams 7

Jothan Adams 6

Joseph Adams 5

Orpha Adams 1

Abram Coon 26, woodman

 

1853 Married

Married 7 December 1853

(2)Editha Morgan Anderson 1803-1877,

born 15 March 1803, Massachusetts

Editha was a spiritual wife only.

She lived separately, known by maiden name thereafter.

died 1 April 1877, Buried Am Fork with Arza

 

1857 Married: Utah

March 7

(3)Marillah Olney 1833-1899,

Buried with Arza

Children: Davis Adams

Arza Quincy Adams

John Olney Adams

Alvah Barnabus Adams

Alvin Francis Adams

Lucy Ann Adams(Ambrose)

Mary Adaline Adams

Moroni Adams

 

Married: March 7, 1857

(4)Catherine Cunningham 1838-1912,

Buried with Arza

Children:

James Arza Adams

Elizabeth E. Adams (Robinson)

Charles Adams

Beulah Adams (Rhodes)

Agnes Adams

Alexander Adams

Margaret Ann Adams(Mulliner)

Phoebe Adams

Mary Adams (Anderson)

Isabell Adams (Householder)

Daniel Erwin Adams

 

Married: August 11, 1857

(5)Elizabeth Gaskill 1836-death unkn,

Burial unknown.

Elizabeth was a spiritual wife only.

Quote by Bishop Leonard Harrington, Elizabeth "has some little property, but she is one of the smart kind and knows how to manage better than anyone else."

 

1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah

Arza M Adams 55, farmer

-Sabina Adams 49,

-Marilla Adams 27,

-Cathe Adams 22, born Scotland

Joseph Adams 14, son

Orpha Adams 11, daughter

Hy Harden 23, laborer, born New York

James A Adams 11 months (mother is Catherine)

Living next or Orson and Mary Kelly

 

1870 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 66, miller

Catharine Adams 30

Betsy Adams 9

Bulay Adams 7

Alexander Adams 3

Margret Adams 2

 

1880 Census American Fork, Utah, Utah

Arza Adams 76, retired flour miller

-Catherine Adams 42, wife

William Robinson 22, son-in-law

Betsy Robinson 19, daughter

Beulah Adams 17

Alexander Adams 13

Margaret Adams 11

Phoebe Adams 9

Mary Adams 7

Isabel Adams 5

Daniel Adams 3

-Marilliah Adams 47, wife

John O. Adams 19

Alvah Adams 17

Alvin Adams 15

Lucey Adams 12

Living on Adams Street

 

[http://www.earlylds.com/showhistory.php?docID=7 Arza Adams Journal]

 

[http://udn.lib.utah.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/de1/id/1944/show/1952/rec/7 Death of Arza Adams]

A Man of Many Sterling Qualities Passes Away.

After Living on this earth over 85 years, the last 52 of which have been spent in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Brother Arza Adams, on the 15th of April, 1889, in full faith, went the way of all the world. Brother Adams was widely known in consequence of his noble and heroic deeds in defense of his religion in times of persecution. He has ever been found between his hearth and enemies. He carried a letter from John Taylor at Carthage to Nauvoo, containing information concerning the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.

During the persecution in Missouri he was many times fired upon by mobs. Many of his years have been spent in the service of the Church, and by all who knew him he is pronounced one of the most useful members, and a true pioneer of Utah.

Together with his brother Barney, and five others, he carried the first surveyor's chain over the land along American Fork creek. Of the party of seven, Washburn Chipman is the only one now living. Father Adams built the first grist mill known to have been run by the waters of American Fork.

For the last year or so his health had been very poor, but it was common to see him at the age of 83 assuming the physical responsibilities of a man in the prime of live.

Arza Adams was born January 22, 1904, and baptized into the Church by J. E. Page, on December 25, 1836.

He leaves a large family and many grandchildren. Just previous to his death he said that he was ready to die, and would go perfectly satisfied with his religious belief. "Mormonism" had in no way disappointed him.

The funeral services were held in the meeting-house on Tuesday, the 16th.

E. W. Robinson.

American Fork, April 17, 1889.

Utah Enquirer, 1889-04-23 vol. 13 no. 33, page 1Arza Adams buried at Old Pioneer Cemetery,

later moved to American Fork City Cemetery.

 

 

Arza Adams Grist Mill American Fork, Utah

[http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=35649173 Utah man rebuilds pioneer-era grist mill to honor heritage]

American Fork Centennial Park 300 S. Center St.

KSL July 24th, 2015

 

Brother [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19368934 Barnabus L Adams] 1822-1869

Brother [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33243617 Franklin Metcalf Adams] 1823-1913

SIL [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=79420832 Elizabeth Ellen Nelson] Hill 1847-1888

 

 

Grandchildren:

[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=108439093 Darrel Arza Anderson] 1898-1918

* Reference: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16143652 Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Aug 16 2016, 20:36:13 UTC''

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