Individual Details

Found in the 1790 Stokes Co NC Census. He was in Salisbury District with 3 females, 2 males under 16 years. He was enumerated next to brother Jesse.

Enos was a witness to Thomas Adamson's will in 1812 in Jefferson Co TN.

An Enos Adamson came from Lost Creek MM to Newberry MM in 1819 and to Springfield, IN in 1821. [These records are more likely in reference to Enos, son of John N. and not this older Enos. Lost Creek Quaker Records, Jefferson Co TN, refer to Enos, son of John, born 6 Feb 1793.]

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Subject: Re: [ADAMSON-L] need children of Enos Adamson
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 11:10:57 -0500
Katie:
I can tell you one......of Enos ADAMSON's children: Don't have a sibling
of his but this is my connection.
Samuel b 1785 md Naomi Lamb dau of Henry Lamb and Ann Dennis. (you don't have Naomi listed on your site as their daughter................).
There is quite a lot, I am sending what is revelant to your question by
tying Enos Adamson to Thomas Lamb Sr. and my Samuel and Naomi all
together.

This info from A Bit of History, related by Mary Ann Roe, (ne Lamb) while
she was visiting with B.B. Beeson, October 17, 1899. At the end of this
typed page it states....

The relator, Mary Ann Roe is the only one now living of Thomas Lamb Sr.'s
children.
She states the following:
Thomas Lamb Sr. was born in Randolph County,NC and lived on the same farm until he moved to Indiana in 1836. He married Enos ADAMSON's daughter in NC. Her mother's name was Mary LOVE before marying Adamson. Will ADAMSONs grandfather was a brother of the above mentioned ENOS ADAMSON. (here's a hint!)
There's a lot of other names etc. not revelant to this question on Enos
ADAMSON, then she states: The before mentioned Thomas Lamb Sr. had brothers and sisters as follows:
Joseph who md Lydia Adamson, Edward md Susan/Susanna Adamson , Enoh (?) md a sister of Thomas Lamb's wife (Amasa) Delilah married Harmon Vickery, Naomi married Samuel Adamson, Elizabeth md John Swin/Swaim, Susannah married Daniel Swim (Johns brother).
She states the Lambs were friends -Quakers, some preachers, describes
physical appearance of both sides, states the Adamson's were not -family
(not Quakers) had no slaves-some set them free.
Sorry nothing on siblings of Enos ADAMSON, but thought this might help
someone
This paper lists mostly Lamb and their relations etc.
Happy to share what I have
Lorna June, in NC
lornajune@coastalnet.com

Found on a Lamb message board post dated 6 Dec 2000.
.....descended from the Lambs who settled in Randolph Co NC about 1750. Some of them went on to southern Indiana about 1815 and my 3rd great grandfather Benjamin moved on over to southern Iowa.
From Misc. Records of Surry County, NC (C. R. 092.928.5; Powers of Attorney)
Joseph Lamb and Thomas Lamb of Wayne Co IN; Samuel Adamson and wife Naomi of Delaware Co IN - all heirs at law of Henry Lamb, Sr., deceased, late of Surry Co NC. 1 Jun 1837. Appoint Daniel Swaim of Randolph Co NC to sell all interest in some 149 acres of land in Surry Co NC, lying on waters of Rocky Creek, adjoining the lands of Guillom. Said land belonged to the aforesaid Henry Lamb Sr., who died intestate, leaving issue seven children, to whom the same descended according to law.
Another post, 22 Mar 2002
....we have the actual Transfer document dated Oct 18, 1837 (registered with this certificate Oct 18, 1837, signed Rom Sanders.
Henry Lamb Sr is deceased. His seven children sell 149 acres to Jacob L. Fulk in Surry Co for the sum of $175. Joseph Lamb of Wayne Co, IN. Thomas Lamb of Wayne Co IN. Edward Lamb of Randolph Co NC. Samuel Adamson & his wife Naomi of Delaware Co, IN. Harmon Vickery & his wife Delila of Guilford Co NC. John Swaim & his wife Eliza of Guilford Co, NC. Daniel Swaim & his wife Susan of Randolph Co, NC. By Daniel Saim, attorney.
Edward married a Susannah Adamson who we think died in childbirth; then he married Catherine Johnson. They went to Indiana, then to Iowa in late 1850's. Both are buried, Guthrie Co. IA. Joseph married Lydia Adamson. Thomas married Massey Adamson.

Birth	Abt 1761	North Carolina
Marriage		Mary Love

Spouse	Mary Love (1768 - )
Child	Simon ADAMSON (1780 - 1830)
Child	Susannah ADAMSON (1780 - 1860)
Child	John Adamson (1782 - 1832)
Child	Samuel Adamson (1785 - 1858)
Child	Lydia ADAMSON (1786 - 1837)
Child	Amassa "Massey" ADAMSON (1787 - 1877)
Child	Rebecca ADAMSON (1790 - 1857)

Father	SIMON ADAMSON (1733 - 1817)
Mother	?Mary T. [Adamson] ( - )
Sibling	Jesse T. ADAMSON (1759 - 1825)
Sibling	Simon ADAMSON Jr. (1763 - 1814)
Sibling	John N. ADAMSON (1767 - 1828)
Sibling	JONATHAN ADAMSON (1771 - 1835)
Sibling	Thomas "Byrd" ADAMSON (1775 - 1812)
Sibling	David Adamson (1775 - 1850)