1918 Killed in Action, Adams, Briggs Kilburn

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Aviation Training Camp R.F.C., London, England, Cox Bankers
Air Board Strand, W.C. London
Died of multiple injuries in airplane accident, March 14, 1918 in France.


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BRIGGS KILBURN ADAMS Montclair NJ 26646 Son of Washington Irving Lincoln and Grace Wilson Adams grandson of Washington Irving and Marion Lydia Briggs Adams great grandson of George and Charlotte f Sweet Briggs great2 grandson of Samuel and Lydia Kenyon Sweet greatB grandson of James Sweet and Hannah Wright private Capt Peter Wright's Company Rhode Island Militia and Colonel Harper's New York Regt pensioned great grandson of Peter Wright Captain Rhode Island and Vermont Militia [Google Book]

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