Title: A genealogical history of Henry Adams
Description: A good scan, easy to read, pages 4 and 5 are a bit off center but this seems to be fixed by page 6.
A very large book with over 1200 pages, corrections begin on pg1232, very large index on pg 1105.

CONTENTS. 		Page.
Henry Adams, 		        1
Sons of Henry Adams, 	5
Lieutenant Henry, 	        8
Lieutenant Thomas, 	87
Captain Samuel,		253
Deacon Jonathan, 	       295
Peter, 			       312
Joseph, 		               392
Ensign Edward, . 	       500

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Page.
1. Old Adams Houses at Quincy, Mass., . . . Frontispiece
2. Residenceof Rev. Joseph Adams, Newington, N. H., "
8. Fitch Davenport Adams, 175
4. Rev. William Adams, D. D 331
5. Rev. Elisha Adams, D. D., 337
f). Hon. Bailey Frye Adams, 338
7. Hon. John Adams, LL. D., 398
8. Hon. Samuel Adams, (the patriot) 402
9. Hon. John Quincy Adams, LL. D., 407
10. Hon. Charles Francis Adams, LL. D., 423
11. Maj. Enoch George Adams, 442
12. Mary Abigail Senter, 444
13. Hon. Charles Francis Adams 2d, LL. D 453
14. William Taylor Adams (Oliver Optic) 579
15. Andrew Lemuel Adams, 630
16. Rev. Myron Winslow Adams, 678
17. Prof . Herbert Baxter Adams, 685
18. John Quincy Adams, 737
19. Hon. William Claflin, 744
20. James Adams Woolson, 747
21. Alexander Clinton Adams, 757
22. Hugh Miller Thompson, 769

Henry Adams of Braintree, called thus because he was one
of the earliest or first settlers in that part of the Massachusetts
Bay designated " Mt. Wollaston," which was incorporated in 1640
as the town of Braintree. It included what is now Quincy,
Braintree and Randolph, Mass.
He is believed to have arrived in Boston with his wife,
eight sons and a daughter, in 1632 or 1633. The colonial
authorities at Boston allotted to him 40 acres of land at "the
Mount," for the ten persons in his family, Feb. 24, 1639-40.
The name of his wife is not known, nor where and when she
died. It has been believed that she returned to England with
her son John and daughter Ursula, and died there, which appears
not improbable. Henry Adams died in Braintree, Oct. 6, 1646,
and was buried on the 8th.
Places: BRAINTREE, MASS., CAMBIIIDGE
Time periods: 1632—1897