Adams Sisters Claim Pierce County Oldest Farm
Elizabeth and Charlotte Adams Mahler, great granddaughters of Jeremiah Adams, may own Pierce County’s oldest farm a 40 acre parcel on a bluff over the Mississippi. The 300 acre tract holds a 1882 home built by their grandfather Allen, with artifacts from ancient and recent history, and the sisters recall sea Wing victims and Mayflower lineage while continuing to farm and cherish century farm status.
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Dolly) Adams
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Letter From Jeremiah Adams to Allen Adams in 1876
A long letter dated October 8 1876 from Jeremiah Adams in Long Prairie Minnesota to his son Allen and daughter in law Sarah in Hager City Wisconsin. He describes farm yields including potatoes cabbage tomatoes onions and fruit trees planted fifty years earlier, notes bad weather for hay, milk cows and livestock, and mentions health concerns and pension matters for David. He urges support for Hase and Wheeler and asks for ongoing correspondence and news from home.
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