. A genealogical history of Henry Adams, of Braintree, Mass., and his descendants; also John Adams, of Cambridge, Mass., 1632-1897. . , b. Sept. 1, 1751. x. Bettee Jones, b. June 13, 1758. I This record is doubtful. There must have been two persons called Ephrnim Jones, Jr). 1688) [10] (Joseph\ Joseph, il. n;>) and ElizabctL Kuight yanvrin) Adam Xewin^- ua-i. X. K. •1. 1722-3.:: .Lu«u. dau. mmander of the N. 11 .?!i-i\ d. lu , JC March, Ebenezer\ b. in Newngton, Sept. 4, 1726; m. Jan. 13, 1757, LouitajSDowninjj, d. 16 Sept., 1820, age 89. He
. A genealogical history of Henry Adams, of Braintree, Mass., and his descendants; also John Adams, of Cambridge, Mass., 1632-1897. . , b. Sept. 1, 1751. x. Bettee Jones, b. June 13, 1758. I This record is doubtful. There must have been two persons called Ephrnim Jones, Jr). 1688) [10] (Joseph\ Joseph, il. n;>) and ElizabctL Kuight yanvrin) Adam Xewin^- ua-i. X. K. •1. 1722-3.:: .Lu«u. dau. mmander of the N. 11 .?!i-i\ d. lu , JC March, Ebenezer\ b. in Newngton, Sept. 4, 1726; m. Jan. 13, 1757, LouitajSDowninjj, d. 16 Sept., 1820, age 89. He d. in Barnstead. N. H.,1Nov., 1764, age 38. I Lieut. James Pick- ter, N. b. ?ngtou, N. H. Lvt^vuiution, Capt. Abijah -us a Justice of Peace autl dtlogate to the convention whicti iiiou. He d. 24 March, 1803. His will ?t . isiMi, iDoi-ated April 8, 1803. Uev. Mr. Gray of Boston. Chii.; [)h, Heni\ i and Susani ?, res. i ..Llss. 25. i. r . b. in Br ~ Oct. 19, 1735; m. >iuu. of Rev. William andMuss., b. Nov. 23. 1744, HON. JOHN ADAMS, President of the United States. Fifth Generation.] JOSEPH. 399 She is clescribetl as a woman of superior abilities and great goodsense. Her letters, written to her husband during the Revolution,are interesting and valuable for the light they throw upon the lifeof that period. President John Adams was graduated at Harvard College in 1755;taught school and studied law at Worcester for two years; was ad-mitted to the Suffolk bar in 1758, and began practice in Boston, re-siding at Braintree (Quincy) till 1768, when he removed to was employed as counsel, together ^\-ith Jeremiah Gridley, thehead of the Boston bar, and James Otis, the orator, to present apetition to the governor and council that the courts might proceedwith business, though no stamps were to be had, and he was chosenone of a committee to draft instructions to the representatives ofthe town. In 1770 he was himself chosen a representative in theGene
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