Adams Thomas, Damaris, 1782 -

Damaris Adams was the daughter of Solomon Adams and Olive Occom of Farmington, Connecticut.  She married firstly Jacob Thomas and secondly (after 1801), Thomas Crosley.  In 1795, Damaris was living in the household of her sister Philena and brother-in-law James Wawowos. In 1801, she, her sister, and their husbands sold their share of the late Solomon Adams' property in Farmington, Connecticut.

 

Love, Samson Occom and the Christian Indians of New England, 336.  Brothertown Indians Record Book, 1788-1901, p. 17.  Additional sources for this biography come from the Related Digital Heritage Items listed below.