March 31, 1776, Braintree, Massachusetts. John Adams was in Philadelphia, working day and night for the Continental Congress to declare independence. His wife remained in their hometown, caring for their four young children, managing the farm, and dealing with the fears of smallpox and mumps epidemics in the neighborhood.
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March 31, 1776, Braintree, Massachusetts. John Adams was in Philadelphia, working day and night for the Continental Congress to declare independence. His wife remained in their hometown, caring for their four young children, managing the farm, and dealing with the fears of smallpox and mumps epidemics in the neighborhood.