Adams, Daniel
Adams, Daniel
1830 to 1844
1844 (year uncertain)
| Nation(ality): | Kanien'kehá:ka |
| Community: | possibly Six Nations, Ontario |
| Occupation(s): | teacher | preacher |
| gender: | man |
| residences: | Green Bay, Wisconsin |
Timeline
| Flourished: | 1830 to 1844 |
| Death: | 1844 (year uncertain) |
Source(s): "Electa Quinney Dayin Wisconsin" by Cassie Molkentin, Mohican News Nov 1, pp 2, 5. https://www.mohican.com/mt-content/uploads/2019/10/11-1-19.pdf |
Description
See "Electa Quinney, Stockbridge Teacher", by Karyn Saemann, available at the Arvid E. Miller historical Library Museum
Context
Daniel Adams described as "a convert from the Mohawks of Upper Canada" working at the Oneida mission. Smith, Thomas and John Overton Choules. The Origin and History of Missions . . . vol. 2. Boston, 1834, p 526. Adams married Electa Quinney, a member of the Stockbridge-Munsee band of Mohicans and the first schoolteacher in Wisconsin. See the Electa Quinney Institute