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Adams, Louisa

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Adams, Louisa (Catherine) (1775–1852)

English-born US first lady. Married to John Quincy Adams, she stayed by her husband as he pursued his public service career in Europe and Washington.She began a memoir, The Adventures of a Nobody in 1940, but her many letters provide the most revealing glimpse of her world.

Renowned for her beauty, Louisa Adams was the mother of Charles Francis Adams and the grandmother of Henry Adams.



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Some past notable Unitarians and Universalists, which merged in 1961, include John Adams, Louisa May Alcott and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
SOAPBOX SUNDAY SOCIETY OPENS PULPIT TO PASSION, POLEMICS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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