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Generation: 2
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5. | Frances Kaylor was born about 1792 in Bath Co, VA (daughter of Mathias Kaylor and Katherine Cheter); died about 1850 in Raleigh Co, VA. Notes:
children
William
Joseph
Clary
John
Nancy
Crosby
Matthias
Francina
Children:
- Christina Redden was born about 1814 in Giles Co, VA; died on 7 Sep 1879 in Raleigh Co, WV.
- William Redden, Jr. was born on 20 Aug 1820; died on 5 Aug 1912; was buried in Redden Cemetery, Beaver, Raleigh Co, WV.
- Jack Redden was born about 1829 in VA.
- Clara Redden was born about 1831; died on 7 Mar 1859 in Raleigh Co, VA.
- Crosby Redden was born about 1831 in VA.
- 2. Mathias Redden was born on 10 Aug 1832 in VA; died on 3 Mar 1923 in Shady Springs, Table Rock, Raleigh Co, WV.
- Francina Redden was born about 1834 in VA.
- Michael Redden was born est 1818 in Fayette Co, VA; died on 5 Mar 1880 in Raleigh Co, WV.
- James Harrison Redden died on 9 Apr 1899 in Raleigh Co, WV.
- Joseph Redden was born in 1823-1825.
- Nancy Redden
- John H. Redden died on 9 Apr 1899 in Raleigh Co, VA.
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7. | Rebecca Jane Holton was born est 1814-1819 in VA. Notes:
Birth:
Birth date estimation from 1850, 1870 & 1880 censuses.
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11. | Katherine Cheter was born on 20 Mar 1760 in Germany; died in in Fayette Co, WV. Children:
- Catherine Kaylor was born on 11 Apr 1780 in VA; died in 1843 in Raleigh Co, VA; was buried in New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Abraham, Raleigh Co, WV.
- Susanna Kaylor was born on 30 Jul 1781 in Greenbrier Co, VA; died on 12 Nov 1841 in Camargo, Douglas Co, IL.
- Love Kaylor was born on 30 Aug 1781 in VA.
- Mathias Kaylor was born after 1782.
- Michael Kaylor was born on 26 Apr 1784 in Montgomery Co, VA; died on 5 Jan 1865 in Fayette Co, WV.
- Mary Christina Kaylor was born about 1789.
- 5. Frances Kaylor was born about 1792 in Bath Co, VA; died about 1850 in Raleigh Co, VA.
- Nancy Kaylor was born about 1803 in Greenbrier Co, VA.
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13. | Susannah Adkins was born after 1789 in Montgomery Co, VA (daughter of David Adkins and Judith Sprague); died after 1860 in Boone Co, VA. Notes:
• The death record of Matthew Adkins gives his parents as Thomas & Susan Adkins.
• The death record of Parker Adkins gives his parents as Tinsley Adkins & Rebecca Adkins
Children:
- Matthew Adkins was born est 1807-1809 in Greenbrier Co, VA; died on 19 Dec 1853 in Pinch Gut, Raleigh Co, VA.
- Allen Adkins was born in in Fayette Co, VA; died about 1844.
- 6. Parker Adkins was born in 1811 in Greenbrier Co, VA; died on 15 Nov 1885 in Richmond, Raleigh Co, WV; was buried in Bryson Cemetery, Pluto, Raleigh Co, WV.
- Adkins was born before 1816 in Giles Co, VA.
- Adkins was born before 1818 in Giles Co, VA.
- Adkins was born before 1820 in Giles Co, VA.
- Judah Adkins was born about 1824 in Giles Co, VA.
- Hiram Adkins was born in Mar 1825 in Fayette Co, VA.
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20. | Mr. Kaylor was born on 8 Sep 1704 in Brettach, Heilbronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died in in Germany. married Maria Catharina Zipperlin in Germany. Maria (daughter of Hans Johannes Zipperlin and Anna Barbara Colb) was born on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was christened on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Baden-Wuerttemburger, Germany; died on 12 May 1752 in Leonberg, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet]
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21. | Maria Catharina Zipperlin was born on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was christened on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Baden-Wuerttemburger, Germany (daughter of Hans Johannes Zipperlin and Anna Barbara Colb); died on 12 May 1752 in Leonberg, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Children:
- 10. Mathias Kaylor was born on 10 Feb 1747/48 in Germany; died about 1838 in Summers Co, VA.
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27. | Judith Sprague was born about 1764 in Pittsylvania Co, VA. Notes:
children
David Jr.
Adelphia
Susan
Mark
Luke
John
Hamiliton
unnamed
unnamed
==then marriege David and Sylvaneous
Notes:
Married:
Henry Co is was formerly Pittsylvania Co.
Children:
- David Adkins was born about 1785 in Franklin Co, VA; died after 1840 in Fayette Co, VA.
- Adelphia Adkins was born about 1786 in Franklin Co, VA; died after 1870 in Boone Co, WV.
- 13. Susannah Adkins was born after 1789 in Montgomery Co, VA; died after 1860 in Boone Co, VA.
- Mark Adkins was born about 1792 in Franklin Co, VA; died after 1860 in Lincoln Co, WV.
- Luke G. Adkins was born on 14 Feb 1794 in Montgomery Co, VA; died on 5 Oct 1884 in Charleston, Kanawha Co, WV; was buried on 8 Oct 1884 in Adkins Cemetery, South Hills Section, Charleston, Kanawha Co, WV.
- John Adkins was born about 1798 in Montgomery Co, VA; died after 1864 in Boone Co, WV.
- Adkins was born about 1800 in Montgomery Co, VA.
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42. | Hans Johannes Zipperlin was born on 1 May 1641 in Renningen, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany (son of Hans Zipperlin and Catharina Friess); died on 11 Jul 1716 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Hans married Anna Barbara Colb on 15 Oct 1665 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Anna (daughter of Johannes Colb and Maria Jacobina Eger) was born on 17 Nov 1642 in Boblingen, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died on 21 Jun 1703 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was buried on 23 Jun 1703. [Group Sheet]
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43. | Anna Barbara Colb was born on 17 Nov 1642 in Boblingen, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany (daughter of Johannes Colb and Maria Jacobina Eger); died on 21 Jun 1703 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was buried on 23 Jun 1703. Children:
- 21. Maria Catharina Zipperlin was born on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was christened on 9 Apr 1671 in Malmsheim, Baden-Wuerttemburger, Germany; died on 12 May 1752 in Leonberg, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
- Conrad Zipperlin
- Balthasar Zipperlin
- George Zipperlin was born in Apr 1631 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
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48. | Jacob Adkins was born in 1725 in Goochland Co, VA (son of William V. Adkins, Sr. and Elizabeth Parker); died in 1810 in Greenbrier Co, VA. Notes:
REFN: 1149, History of Summers County, By Judge James H Miller, Page 474
One of the oldest families of people in all this region of the New River Valley was that of Adkins or Atkins. They are said to have come into this region during the time of the Revolutionary War, and were first discovered living under cliffs on the Summers side of the river from New Richmond Falls, supposed to be the magnificent cliffs in the canyon at the mouth of Laurel Creek which empties into the New River half a mile from Lick Creek at New Richmond Post Office.
They were hunters and trappers in the earliest days, and have continued so as long as there was game in this region, and their descendants are scattered one place and another throughtout this region and other counties. Once in awhile you will find a member of the generation rising above the common level, but no great advancements have been made in this race.
There was a Parker Adkins, a man noted for his nose, the end of it being half the size of a man's fist; Riley Adkins, known as the "Chestnut Mountain Lawyer"; Leonard Adkins living in the Chestnut Mountain area; Albert Adkins, one of the most intelligent, lives near Hinton. Hen Adkins, one of the race, was drowned in Laurel Creek with L. M. Alderson's wedding suit on. Mr. Alderson was married twice and this was the suit he had purchased for his first marriage. He said that he sold a steer to secure the broadcloth suit.
Sometimes the name is spelled Atkins and sometimes Adkins.
The Gills are said to have come into the country about the same time and to have lived about the same way. The Gills and the Adkins have intermarried. There is an intelligent family by the name of Atkins, now residing in the Little Bluestone country of a different generation. A thriftless, harmless, indolent, unambitious race of people as a race, but without malicious cunning or dangerous, indigenous race are the Gills and Adkins.
Possibly the ancestors were Tories who emigrated into this then fastness to escape military service.
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Birth:
also listed as born Snow Creek, Lunenburg Co, VA
Jacob married Judah in 1758 in Halifax Co, VA. Judah was born in 1734 in Halifax Co, VA; died in 1770 in Shawano Co, VA. [Group Sheet]
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49. | Judah was born in 1734 in Halifax Co, VA; died in 1770 in Shawano Co, VA. Notes:
Married:
(2nd wife of Jacob, son of William Adkins)
Children:
- Sherrod Adkins was born in 1759 in VA; died in 1816 in Tazewell Co, VA.
- 24. Elijah Adkins was born in 1760 in Augusta Co, VA; died in 1850.
- Jacob Adkins was born in 1763 in VA; died in 1799 in Monroe Co, VA.
- Parker Adkins was born in 1763 in Franklin Co, VA; died on 11 May 1857 in Raleigh Co, VA; was buried in Parker Adkins Farm Cemetery, Pluto, Raleigh Co, WV.
- Isaac Adkins was born in 1767 in VA; died after 1785.
- John Adkins was born in 1769; died in 1824 in Preble Co, OH.
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51. | Martha Dalton was born in 1749 in Albemarle Co, VA; died in 1827. Children:
- 25. Elizabeth Tarrant was born est 1758-62 in Pittsylvania Co, VA; died after 1850 in Giles Co, VA.
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52. | Jacob Stover, Jr. was born about 1717 in VA (son of Jacob Stover, Sr. and Sarah Boone); died est 1780-1789 in Henry Co, VA. Notes:
Note in brief clarification related to the allegation that Jacob Harley was the "Earl of Oxford" by Doug Couch, owner of this website:
This family legend seems to be unfounded. One website (site not recorded) which cited this "title" stated that it was a term of endearment, rather than a bona fide English title. This is a more likely scenario.
The earliest Earls of Oxford (20) all lived too early to have been the father of a Jacob Harley married to Mary Adkins, except perhaps the last, Aubrey de Vere, the 20th Earl of Oxford, rather than the 3rd as often cited as Jacob's father. Records from peerage show both those Earls who succeeded to the position, and those who did not. The Earls of Oxford held the position from 1110-1703.
Also called Earl of Oxford, were the Earls of Oxford and Mortimer. The time period for these Earls is more compatible with the Jacob legend, holding the position from 1661-1853. Of these, the 3rd Earl, Edward, had three sons, Edward (4th Earl), John (father of Edward the 5th Earl), and Thomas (Mayor of London). None of these more contemporary Earls' cited descendants were named Jacob. This does not prove there was no Jacob son; however, it "may" indicate that such a son was illegitimate and not in line for the Earldom.
There were also the Earls of Oxford and Asquith from 1852 to the present day. These Earls were all born too late to have a son named Jacob married to Mary.
If Jacob was known to be a descendant or other relative of an Earl of Oxford, and thus lovingly called an Earl by his family, no connection has been shown. One or two authors of genealogy works have cited him as such, but unless someone produces the basis of such a citation, it has no value.
If there had been a Jacob, Earl of Oxford, or a Jacob in line to become Earl of Oxford, it is unlikely he would run off to North America and abandon such a vast wealth, and there are protocols and expectations involved. It is also unlikely that such a man would have a son, Jacob (Jr.), who would inherit all this wealth and then ignore it in favor of a trip across the Allegheny's, as is sometimes also part of the family legend. Whether a term of endearment or simply a wild family tale, there is little reason to accept it as a fact. If Jacob returned to England, where is the record of such a voyage, as there surely would be one?
Name:
(Stober, Stauber, Stauffer The red border around Jacob's surname indicates this is updated information somewhat resolving previously posted ambiguous information.)
Jacob married Mary Adkins. Mary (daughter of William V. Adkins, Sr. and Elizabeth Parker) was born on 12 Sep 1735 in Goochland Co, VA; died about 1820 in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA; was buried in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA . [Group Sheet]
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53. | Mary Adkins was born on 12 Sep 1735 in Goochland Co, VA (daughter of William V. Adkins, Sr. and Elizabeth Parker); died about 1820 in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA; was buried in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA . Notes:
Birth:
alt birth as 5 Sep 1735 Jamestown Colony, Goochland Co, VA
alt birth as 12 Oct 1735 Richland, Goochland Co, VA
Died:
unmarked grave at mouth of Bowen's Creek (is right at the county line between Cabell County and Wayne County)
Notes:
Married:
Per researcher, Ralph Adkins, Jacob Stover & Mary Adkins were both in Snow Creek District of Lunenberg Co, VA in 1754; which is also the birth year for Mary's oldest child, David Adkins.
DNA evidence suggests that Jacob Stover, Jr. was the father of Mary's children (him being at least the most likely candidate).
If that is true however, it is unclear why Mary's children bore the Adkins name.
Regarding suppositions of a common law marriage between Mary Adkins and either Jacob Harley or Jacob Oxford: Common Law Marriage has never been recognized in Virginia or West Virginia. Only in certain documented out of state common law marriages does West Virginia recognize certain rights along with certain previous out of state domicile and other requirements. (per some legal opinions given online)
DNA results suggest that the father of Mary Adkins' son, Jacob, was an Oxford.
If that is true however, it is unclear why Mary's children bore the Adkins name.
• Earl of Oxford Story - Analysis by Doug Couch
Note in brief clarification related to the allegation that Jacob Harley was the "Earl of Oxford" by Doug Couch, owner of this website:
This family legend seems to be unfounded. One website (site not recorded) which cited this "title" stated that it was a term of endearment, rather than a bona fide English title. This is a more likely scenario.
The earliest Earls of Oxford (20) all lived too early to have been the father of a Jacob Harley married to Mary Adkins, except perhaps the last, Aubrey de Vere, the 20th Earl of Oxford, rather than the 3rd as often cited as Jacob's father. Records from peerage show both those Earls who succeeded to the position, and those who did not. The Earls of Oxford held the position from 1110-1703.
Also called Earl of Oxford, were the Earls of Oxford and Earl Mortimer. The time period for these Earls is more compatible with the Jacob legend, holding the position from 1661-1853. Of these,
• the 1st Earl was Robert Harley (1661-1724) who had two sons: Edward & Robert (who died in infancy);
• the 2nd Earl, Edward Harley (1689-1741) son of Robert (1st Earl) who had only one son, Henry (who died in infancy). Edward failing providing a male heir, was succeeded by his first cousin, Edward Harley (3rd Earl);
• the 3rd Earl, Edward Harley (1699-1755) cousin of Edward 2nd Earl, had three sons:
• Edward Harley 4th Earl, (1726-1790) who died without issue and failing providing a male heir was succeeded by his nephew Edward Harley 5th Earl and son of John Harley,
• John (father of Edward the 5th Earl), and
• Thomas (Mayor of London).
• the 5th Earl Edward Harley (1773-1848).
None of these more contemporary Earls' nor any of their sons were named Jacob. This does not prove there was no Jacob son; however, it "may" indicate that if such a son existed, he was illegitimate and not in line for the Earldom and yet could have had substantial wealth.
There were also the Earls of Oxford and Asquith from 1852 to the present day. These Earls were all born too late to have a son named Jacob married to Mary.
If Jacob was known to be a descendant or other relative of an Earl of Oxford, and thus lovingly called an Earl by his family, no connection has been shown. One or two authors of genealogy works have cited him as such, but unless someone produces the basis of such a citation, it has no value.
If there had been a Jacob, Earl of Oxford, or a Jacob in line to become Earl of Oxford, it is unlikely he would run off to North America and abandon such a vast wealth, and there are protocols and expectations involved. It is also unlikely that such a man would have a son, Jacob (Jr.), who would inherit all this wealth and then ignore it in favor of a trip across the Allegheny's, as is sometimes also part of the family legend. Whether a term of endearment or simply a wild family tale, there is little reason to accept it as a fact. If Jacob returned to England, where is the record of such a voyage, as there surely would be one?
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It is not proven what the last name of Jacob was; some say it was Harley, others called him Jacob Oxford, but that was not his name.
From Family notes of Virginia Pierce, 290 Gardenia Dr. N, Salem, OR 97303, is listed:
"Mary Adkins is the mother of Jacob Adkins, who married Phoebe Bradshaw. There are several stories about the marriage of Mary Adkins and Jacob __________. We are not sure what his last name is. Some say it is Harley. However, it seems to be a fact that he was sent to America as a tax collector for the crown. They had seven children. Mary's brothers did not like him and fought with him. He was supposed to be the son of an English Earl - the Earl of Oxford. Some people called him Jacob Oxford, but that was not his name. When the Revolutionary War arose, he was called back to England and he did not take Mary and their children wit h him. He never returned to America. When he died he left some money for Mary and the children, but they would have had to go to England and present their claim for it, so they never received anything. Mary raised her family alone and they all turned out to be good people. The children all took their mother's name ADKINS."
children
David
Mark
John
Christina
Jacob Oxford
Sherrod
Nancy
REFN: 1136
From Adkins Family History:
"Mary death is calculated between 1814-20 in Cabell Co. She is buried in an unmarked grave on Beech Fork at the mouth of Bowen's Creek. She settled in land that was granted to her oldest son David for his service in the Revolutionary war. David himself settled in what is today Lawrence Co. Kentucky on land that he also had been granted for Revolutionary service. On Ancestor Chart of Virginia Pierce, it lists Mary Adkins as born 5 Sep 1735 in Cabell Co., Virginia" [huffmanjr.ged]
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"Mary Adkins is the mother of almost all Adkins descendants of Southwestern West Virginia. With most family researchers her descendants make up the so-called "Royal Line". This Royal Line theory comes from the family oral tradition that Mary lived common law with a descendant of the Earl of Oxford. According to the tradition, he deserted Mary and her children during the Revolutionary War and returned to England. Because the family name of the person that held the title 'Earl of Oxford' during the mid 1700s was Harley it was assumed by almost all researchers that this man's name was Jacob Harley. Mary Adkins is buried in an unmarked grave on Beech Fork at the mouth of Bowen's Creek."
Children:
- 26. David Adkins was born about 1754 in Snow Dist, Lunenburg Co, VA; died about 1832 in Louisa, Lawrence Co, KY; was buried in Louisa, Lawrence Co, KY.
- Mark Adkins was born about 1756 in Halifax Co, VA; died in 1778 in Henry Co, VA.
- Christina Adkins was born on 5 Jan 1759 in Halifax Co, VA; died in 1822 in Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA; was buried in 1822 in The Old Family Cemetery Near the Mouth of Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA.
- Jacob Oxford Adkins was born about 1761 in Snow Creek, Halifax Co, VA; died on 20 Sep 1857 in Wayne Co, VA.
- John Adkins was born about 1763 in Halifax Co, VA; and died.
- Sherrod Adkins was born on 2 Mar 1765 in Halifax Co, VA; died on 12 Jan 1854 in Wayne Co, VA.
- Nancy Adkins was born about 1767 in Pittsylvania Co, VA; died on 18 Jan 1846 in Lick Creek, Greenbrier Co, VA; was buried on 21 Jan 1846 in Community Memorial Gardens Cemetery, East Lynn, Wayne Co, WV.
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84. | Hans Zipperlin was born in 1599 in Renningen, Bei Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany; died on 4 Feb 1671 in Malmsheim, Bei Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany. Hans married Catharina Friess on 19 Apr 1640 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Catharina was born on 8 Feb 1616 in Renningen, K Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany; died on 2 Jul 1658 in Malmsheim, Bei Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet]
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85. | Catharina Friess was born on 8 Feb 1616 in Renningen, K Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany; died on 2 Jul 1658 in Malmsheim, Bei Leonberg, Wurttemberg, Germany. Children:
- 42. Hans Johannes Zipperlin was born on 1 May 1641 in Renningen, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died on 11 Jul 1716 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
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87. | Maria Jacobina Eger was born on 25 Aug 1611 in Germany (daughter of Philipp Eger and Anna Seebold); died on 25 Feb 1658 in Malmsheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; was buried on 27 Feb 1658. Children:
- 43. Anna Barbara Colb was born on 17 Nov 1642 in Boblingen, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died on 21 Jun 1703 in Malmsheim, Boblingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; was buried on 23 Jun 1703.
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96. | William V. Adkins, Sr. was born about 1690 in Henrico Co, VA; died about 1774 in Henrico Co, VA. Notes:
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In accordance with the Mormon Church at Salt Lake City, Utah, a William Adkins was born on March 28, 1689, and was as son of John and Elizabeth Bromwell Adkins, of Sandy, Bedford, England. Our proven William Adkins (Adkinson) was said to have been born about 1690, which is about the same as March 28, 1689. Based on the above, we concluded that the William Adkinson, son of John and Elizabeth Bromwell, born on March 28, 1689, and William born about 1690, are the one and same person. Assuming this to be true (at least until so meone, some time can prove differently), we are listing our Adkins relatives or progenitors as originating in England.
Possible ancestry of William V. Atkinson:
Using number 1, as Henry Adkins, born about 1530, who married Francis Edwards, born about 1535, who could have bee n a descendant of William Adekyn of County, Somerset Shire, England, who was born about 1327, and died about 1377.
Number 2, Thomas Adkins (son), born February 6, 1584, in Sandy Bedford, England, and married Hester Frasure.
Number 3, Thomas, born about 1610, in Sandy, Bedford, England, and married Agnes (unknown) Adkins, born about 1615.
Number 4, John Adkins (Adekyn or Adkinson), born April 7, 1639, in Bedford England, and married Elizabeth Bromwell.
Number 5, William Adkins (Adekyn or Adkinson), born March 28, 1689, married Elizabeth Parker, on January 17, 1716, in the Saint James Episcopal Church in Henrico County, Virginia. Elizabeth Parker was the daughter of Richard and Mitha Parker. St. John's Episcopal Church is located near Richmond, Virginia. During this early time period the church was some distance from the city, but as Richmond grew the new developments surrounded the church until the church became part of the city of Richmond. It was in St. John's that Patrick Henry in 1775 gave his famous "give me liberty or give me death speech.
Elizabeth's father, Richard Parker, indicated the marriage of his daughter, Elizabeth Parker to William Atkinson (Adkins) in his "will" dated Mar. 6, 1726 in Henrico County, Virginia. Richard and Mitha Parker lived on "Four Mile Creek", in Henrico County, Virginia. William and Elizabeth lived on Machumps Creek on the Savannah River and later moved to the Pigg River in Virginia.
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Bio of William Adkins of 1689.
In accordance with the Mormon Church at Salt Lake City, Utah, a William Adkins was born on March 28, 1689, and was a son of John and Elizabeth Bromwell Adkins, of Sandy, Bedford, England. Our proven William Adkins (Adkinson) was said to have been born about 1690, which is about the same as March 28, 1689. Based on the above, we conclude that the William Adkinson, son of John and Elizabeth Bromwell, born on March 28, 1689, and William born about 1690, are the one and same person. Assuming this to be true (at least until someone, some time can prove differently), we are listing our Adkins relatives or progenitors as originating in England.
Using number 1, as Henry Adkins, born about 1530, who married Francis Edwards, born about 1535, who could have been a descendant of William Adekyn of County, Somerset Shire, England, who was born about 1327, and died about 1377.
Number2, Thomas Adkins (son), born February 6, 1584, in Sandy Bedford, England, and married Hester Frasure.
Number 3, Thomas, born about 1610, in Sandy, Bedford, England, and married Agnes (unknown) Adkins, born about 1615.
Number 4, John Adkins (Adekyn or Adkinson), born April 7, 1639, in Bedford England, and married Elizabeth Bromwell.
Number 5, William Adkins (Adekyn or Adkinson), born March 28, 1689, married Elizabeth parker, on January 17, 1716, in the saint James Episcopal Church in Henrico County, Virginia. Elizabeth parker wasthe daughter of Richard and Mitha parker. St. John's Episcopal Church is located near Richmond, Virginia. During this early time period the church wassome distance from the city, but as Richmond grew the new developments surrounded the church until the church became part of the city of Richmond. It was in St. John's that Patrick Henry in 1775 gave his famous "give me liberty or give me death speech.
Elizabeth's father, Richard Parker, indicated the marriage of his daughter, Elizabeth Parker to William Atkinson (Adkins) inhis "will" dated Mar. 6, 1726 in Henrico County, Virginia. Richard and Mitha Parker lived on "Four Mile Creek", in Henrico County, Virginia. William and Elizabeth lived on Machumps Creek on the Savannah River and later moved to the Pigg River in Virginia.
William Adekyn, Adkinson, or Adkins, and Elizabeth Parker had the following children:
1. Richard Adkins, born c. 1717 in Henrico County, Virginia and is said to have moved to Tenn., in 1790.
2. Parker Adkins, born 1720, in Henrico County, Virginia, and died c. 1792 in Montgomery County, Virginia, which was Giles County in 1806. He married a Mary (Polly) Fry. Parker Adkins severed in the Revolutionary War.
3. William Adkins, Jr., born c. 1721, in Henrico County, Virginia and died between 01-20-1784, and 03-15-1784. He married Lydia Owens, who was born c. 1724, in 1745,and died before 1782. Lydia Owens was the daughter of William and Lydia Lansford Owens.
4. Jacob Adkins, born c. 1725, in Henrico County, Virginia, and married Judah (unknown) Adkins.
5. Joseph Adkins, had four proven children,but the name of his wife is unknown. Based upon the birth date of Jacob andSherwood, Joseph was probably born around 1726 or 1727.
6. Sherwood (Sherrod), Adkins, born c. 1728, and married Sally (probably Lucas), around 1760, and lived at Clear Fork, of Wolf Creek, Virginia, that became West Virginia in 1863. Sherwood Adkins was the father of Isaac Adkins, Sr. Born c. 1780 and died on March 29, 1860, and Isaac married on may 6, 1804, to Elizabeth Hager, born c. 1780, in Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of Jacob and Sally Hager. Isaac Adkins, Sr. And Elizabeth Hager had a son named Isaac Adkins, Jr. Born in 1804, in Virginia, in accordance with the Carter County, Kentucky 1850 census.
7. Henry Adkins, born c. 1730, and marr (note from which this was taken was truncated and ended here)
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From email received from Penni Brough:
Comments (William V. Adkins b. 28 Mar 1689 Henrico Co, VA d. Abt 1774 Henrico Co, VA): I've been doing some research in the county records for Bedfordshire, Eng. and would like to make some corrections to the William Adkins line.
1. John Adkins (supposed father of William Adkins) was married to Elizabeth Bromsall not Elizabeth Bromwell.
2. John and Elizabeth had a son William chr. 28 Mar 1689, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng. not Henrico Co. Va.
3. John Adkins, Elizabeth Bromsall Adkins and William Adkins their son all died in Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
The records show:
1. John Adkins m. Elizabeth Bromsall 4 Jun 1665, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng
2. William Adkins chr. 28 Mar 1689, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
3. John Adkins d. 17 Dec 1692, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
4. Elizabeth Adkins d. 17 May 1699, Sandy Bedfordshire, Eng - Widow
5. William Adkins d. 9 Sep 1704, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng - Orphan
As far as the Adkins line further back:
1. There is a Thomas Adkins chr. 2 Jun 1584 son of Henry in Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
2. There is no record of a Thomas Adkins marrying Hester Frasure. There is a Thomas Adkins m. Joan Stevenson 1 Aug 1599. Thomas Atkinson m Mary Freeman 1 Nov 1599. Thomas Atkyns m. Joan Birdsley 10 May 1613. Thomas Adkins m. Rebecca Lenge 8 May 1617. No marriages in Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
3. There is no marriage record for Thomas Adkins m. Agnes. That information comes from John Adkins' christening record. There is Thomas Adkins m. Margery Foster 2 Dec 1621 and Thomas Adkins m. Ann Underwood 16 Oct 1623. There are no John Adkins marriages for that time period. No marriages close to the 1638 christening date of John Adkins and John seems to be the only child of Thomas and Agnes. No Adkins marriages in Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng
4. John Adkins chr. 7 Apr 1639, Sandy, Bedfordshire, Eng.
Penni Brough
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Note: This type research is valuable, and yet needs additional detail provided such as (for each person, couple, event or item researched and found with or without details):
- Information found: when, what resource, section, page, or image number
- Statement of not found, including: when, what resources, section, page or image number
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Thanks to Penni and others who spend much time helping us clarify these matters. Doug Couch, Site Owner
Name:
(Adkins in this family also given as Atkins & Atkinson)
Birth:
I've found no documentation of parents for William V. Adkins (Atkins, Atkinson). Long-standing information of his parents as John Thomas Adkins, Jr. and Elizabeth Bromwell (presented on this site and many others for many years) have contradicting evidence suggesting these were not his parents. The William Atkins/Adkins born 28 March 1689, was born in Sandy, Bedfordshire, England and was buried there 9 September 1704, preceded by both his parents, who were also buried there (i.e.-not in Virginia). (full volume available at archive.org)
William Atkins, son of John Adkins, England (but not William V. Adkins, Sr. of Virginia)
William married Elizabeth Parker on 17 Jan 1715/16 in St. John's Church, Richmond, Henrico Co, VA. Elizabeth (daughter of Richard PARKER and Mary Burton) was born about 1695 in Charles City Co, VA; died in betw 1735-1736 in Goochland Co, VA. [Group Sheet]
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97. | Elizabeth Parker was born about 1695 in Charles City Co, VA (daughter of Richard PARKER and Mary Burton); died in betw 1735-1736 in Goochland Co, VA. Notes:
children
Richard Adkins
Parker V. Adkins
William V. Adkins
Joseph Adkins
Jacob Adkins
Sherwood "Sherrod"
Henry Adkins
Elizabeth Ann Atkinson
Mary Adkins
REFN: 1144
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From Family notes of Virginia Pierce: "Elizabeth Parker is the daughter
of Richard Parker and Mitha of England. She married 17 Jan 1716 William
Atkinson in the St. John's Episcopal Church in Richmond, Henrico Co.,
Virginia. The descendants of William Atkinson shortened the name to
Adkins.
From Adkins' Family History:
"Very little is known of Elizabeth as women were seldom mentioned in the
official records of the day. She was born ca 1695. This date is pretty
well locked up as she was married in 1716 making her in the range of 21
(an age about average for the time). Her children were born between the
nineteen yr. period between 1717 and 1735 (the hear of her child bearing
yrs). As mentioned above she was the daughter of Richard Parker who with
his family lived on the James River at the head of Four Mile Creek in
Henrico Parrish. "
On Ancestor chart from Virginia Pierce, it lists Elizabeth's birth as
1695,in Lawrence Co., Kentucky
Ancestral File has an entry that list Elizabeth's death place as
Goochland, Va. This entry also takes her line back several more
generations.
Marriage:
Note: William and Elizabeth were married in the St. John's Episcopal
Church in Richmond.
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Children:
- Richard Atkins was born on 17 Jan 1717 in Henricco Co, VA; died in 1790 in Powder Springs, Grainger Co, TN; was buried in Atkins Cemetery, Powder Springs, Grainger Co, TN.
- Henry ADKINS was born after 1717; and died.
- Parker Vincent Adkins was born on 21 Jun 1721 in Machumps Creek, Henrico Co, VA; died on 15 Mar 1794 in Montgomery Co, VA.
- William V. Atkins, Jr. was born about 1721 in Meachum Creek, Goochland, VA; died on 15 Mar 1784 in Pittsylvania Co, VA; was buried in Pittsylvania Co, VA.
- Joseph ADKINS was born about 1723 in Henrico Co, VA; died between 1789 and 1810.
- 48. Jacob Adkins was born in 1725 in Goochland Co, VA; died in 1810 in Greenbrier Co, VA.
- Sherwood 'Sherrod' ADKINS was born about 1728 in Goochland Co, VA; and died.
- 53. Mary Adkins was born on 12 Sep 1735 in Goochland Co, VA; died about 1820 in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA; was buried in Bowen's Creek, Beech Fork, Cabell Co, VA .
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104. | Jacob Stover, Sr. was born about 1680 in Switzerland; was christened on 14 Mar 1741 in Augusta Stone Church, Fort Definance, Augusta Co, VA; died in Betw March 14 & March 23, 1741 in VA. Notes:
Birth:
(or Germany)
Christened:
Baptized as Presbyterian
Jacob married Sarah Boone in 1715 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. [Group Sheet]
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105. | Sarah Boone Notes:
Married:
Their marriage took place at Christ's Church.
The city of Philadelphia is coterminous with Philadelphia County, the municipalities having been consolidated in 1854, and all remaining county government functions having been merged into the city after a 1951 referendum.
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Generation: 8
172. | Jodocus Colb was born on 8 Jul 1572 in Speyer, Bayem, Germany (son of Johann Eutychius Colbius and Maria Jacobe); died on 25 Aug 1635 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Notes:
Christened:
Baptism given as 17 January 1644, after his death in Evangelisch, Boeglingen, Neckarkreis, Wuerttemberg, Germany. There are baptisms done after death, but I do not have information on this one.
Jodocus married Magdalena Schmidlapp. Magdalena (daughter of Marcus Schmidlapp and Barbara Haug) was born on 8 May 1581 in Speyer, Bayern, Germany; died on 4 Nov 1635 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet]
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173. | Magdalena Schmidlapp was born on 8 May 1581 in Speyer, Bayern, Germany (daughter of Marcus Schmidlapp and Barbara Haug); died on 4 Nov 1635 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Children:
- 86. Johannes Colb was born on 15 Oct 1616 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died on 23 Aug 1693 in Heimsheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.
- Josef Colb was born in 1624.
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174. | Philipp Eger was born on 28 Apr 1586 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany; died on 29 Jan 1646 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Philipp married Anna Seebold on 21 Aug 1609 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Anna was born in 1588 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet]
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175. | Anna Seebold was born in 1588 in Tublingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Children:
- 87. Maria Jacobina Eger was born on 25 Aug 1611 in Germany; died on 25 Feb 1658 in Malmsheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; was buried on 27 Feb 1658.
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