Adkinson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Howard Vernon Adkission

cowbaron1892 — 2013-01-06 06:41:02Z

I am looking for Howard Vernon Adkisson's mother and father. I can't seem to get any where's with them, seems I have hit a brick wall. I also wish to know the maiden names of his first wife Elizbeth, they had a son name James M. Adkisson, and his second wife Susan, they had 4 children, Edward, Burie, Vernon Joseph, and Duria. Please help if you can I would be greatful. Thanks

ADKINSON Andy 1910-1963

t42Peoples — 2012-06-17 20:45:01Z

ADKINSON Andy 1910-1963

I photographed this tombstone in the Peoples Cemetery, Tarrant County, Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your records.

This is one of the 227,291 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Re: Adkinson,Adkisson, Atkinson - Tennessee or Alabama, late 1800

vintageharper — 2012-02-25 19:50:57Z

According to the research I've done John Riley Adkins, 1884 - 1968, was married to Fairsetta Jackson, 1888 - 1969. John is buried at the Taylor Place in Fentress Co., TN. John and Fairsetta were married June 16, 1912, in Fentress Co. I have the following children listed for John and Fairsetta: Amon Alfred Adkins, Arisa, Pearl Lee, Albert Raymond, Rillie Audie, and Lois Charlene. Perhaps I've made the wrong connections? Fairsetta was married to Phillip Garfield Sells, I believe, prior to her marriage to John Riley Adkins. They had 4 children.

Would like to compare notes. Maybe I've connected the wrong people.

Nancy Adkins (Adkinson?); VA/WV; born about 1860

ameadows110 — 2012-01-18 01:34:29Z

Looking for any information concerning Nancy Adkins (possibly Adkinson?) who married Hugh Meadows in 1884 in Summers County, WV:

Register of Marriages, Summers County, WV; pg. 66; Line #24; 1884:
March 26, 1884
Husband: Hugh F. Meadows, 43, widower, born Monroe County, resides Monroe County, farmer, parents Nathan & Cynthia Meadows
Wife: Nancy Adkins, 24, single, born (not given), resides Summers County, parents (not given)
Ceremony by Martin Bibb

ameadows@zoominternet.net

Adkinson,Adkisson, Atkinson - Tennessee or Alabama, late 1800

CarolynMitchell — 2011-04-04 14:37:20Z

I have not been able to get very far back in my search for my family. I am looking for Dudley Adkinson b. 1853 TN, and married Mary J. in 1878 (she was b 1859 in TN). They had 10 children, among them Bailey, George C., John R. (b 1885), Robert Lee, Marion D., Isaac D., Sarah (m. Yates), William G., Clayton B., Martha C.
John R. married Willie and moved to Alabama in the early 1900.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Marry Malinda (Mollie) Adkinson

johnnievillalobos — 2010-10-30 05:32:15Z

I'm The great granddaughter of Mollie's. Her daughter Tennie is my grandmother. I have information on her. Here is my E Mail johnnievillalobos@yahoo.com.

Marzilla(Pricilla) Adkinson

trawick66reeder — 2010-10-11 21:33:12Z

Seeking info for Marzilla Adkinson McLain. Her parents were
Daniel Green Adkinson and Clarkie Ludlam. She was born in
1863 and died 1933. She married Wm(Bill) Mclain. She lived in Barbour, Henry and Dale Co Alabama.

Staff Sgt. Vinson B. Adkinson III of Harper, Kan. d, 31 Aug 2010

RIP_10 — 2010-09-18 11:42:50Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 803-10
September 03, 2010
DOD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of four soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Aug. 31 in Logar province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked their vehicle with an improvised explosive device.

Killed were: See Link for complete release

Staff Sgt. Vinson B. Adkinson III, 26, of Harper, Kan.

They were assigned to the 173rd Brigade Support Battalion, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, Bamberg, Germany.

For more information the media may contact the U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army public affairs office at 011-49-6221-57-8694 or 8098, or via e-mail at ocpa.pi@eur.army.mil .

U.S. Department of Defense
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs)

http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=13861

********
Not related. Posted for genealogical purposes only.

Sarah W. ADKINSON, b.1778 NC, of Taliaferro County GA

tori10asee2 — 2010-08-22 20:06:02Z

I am interested in information about the family of Sarah W. ADKINSON of Taliaferro County, GA. Sarah is listed in the 1850 Census for Division 78, Taliaferro County, GA as being 72 yrs old. Her birthplace is listed as NC. Sarah is also listed in the 1850 Federal Slave Schedules for Division 78 as owning many slaves.

One of Sarah's former slaves, Spencer TURNER (aka Spencer ATKINS), refers to working at the "Widow Atkinson place" in his Freedman's Bank records (bank record no. 4829, dated Aug 19, 1872). Spencer TURNER was born c. 1826 in Georgia. Spencer is listed in the 1870 Census for Taliaferro County, GA as Spencer ATKINS. By 1872, Spencer is using the name Spencer TURNER

Death of Jasper Adkinson - 1891

maryachtrh — 2010-04-27 22:12:46Z

Taken from the Cherokee Advocate, Oklahoma, 11 March 1891

Mr. Jasper Adkinson died at Fort Smith while attending the U. S. Court as a witness last week. He was perhaps one of the oldest adopted citizens living in Tahlequah District.

obit for Maria Adkinson Courtney, born 1860 W. Virginia, died 1941 Kansas

cwhite02 — 2010-02-27 19:32:36Z

Delphos Republican, Ottawa County, Kansas, Feb. 13, 1941, page 1:
Mrs. Will Courtney
Maria Adkinson, eldest daughter of Lemuel and Hannah Adkinson, was born in Maidsville, West Virginia on September 17, 1860, and departed this life at her home in Delphos, Kansas, February 6, 1941, at the age of 80 years, 7 months and 11 days.
At 16 years of age she was baptized in the Methodist church and the following day came with her parents to Kansas, where they homesteaded in the bethel neighborhood.
She was united in marriage to William H. Courtney on October 25, 1877. To this union nine children were born, four sons and five daughters. The sons are: Joseph Courtney, Preston Courtney, and Blanchard Courtney, all of Delphos. The daughters are: Mrs. Frank Everley, Mrs. Charlotte Harding of Delphos, Mrs. Sam Myers of Frankfort, Mrs. Tom Wright of Eugene, Oregon, and Mrs. L.W. Talley of Olympia, Washington. The eldest son, Benjamin, and her husband preceded her in death.
She with her husband continued to live on the Courtney homestead until 1925 when they moved to Delphos where she continued to live until the time of her departure.
She also leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. Charles Wilson of Delphos, and Mrs. Walter Eakins of Concordia.; fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were conducted from the bethel Methodist church Sunday afternoon, on February 9, 1941 by Rev. H.G. Feldmann, pastor of the Delphos Methodist church. Interment was made in the Bethel cemetery.

obit for George B. Adkinson, born 1862 Pennsylvania, died 1937, Kansas

cwhite02 — 2010-02-16 03:47:12Z

Delphos Republican, Ottawa County, Kansas, Oct. 21, 1937, page 1:
George Benton Adkinson, son of Lemuel and Hannah Adkinson, was born December 6th, 1862, in Green county, Pa., and passed away at his home October 14th, 1937, at the age of 74 years, 10 months and seven days.
He came to Kansas in March, 1877, at the age of 15 years, where he assisted his father with farming on the homestead in Lyon township, three and one-half miles north and one mile west of Bethel church. When a young man, he took a homestead near Bird City in Cheyenne county, and there married Rosa Hunt, May 24th, 1890. To this union was born one daughter, Mable Jean. They farmed in the west several years, enduring the hardships of early day pioneers, and there the wife died. He then returned to this vicinity, where he continued to farm, and on November 26th, 1896, was united in marriage to Venus Austin. To this union one daughter and one son were born, both dying in infancy.
Over thirty years ago, he bought and built the present home where he spent the remainder of his life. After many weeks of patient suffering, during which time everything that his loving family and friends could do, was done for his comfort, he passed away Thursday morning, October 14th. He leaves to mourn his going, the wife, one daughter, Mable McGinley, of Mona, West Virginia, seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, three sisters, Mary Eakins of Concordia, May Courtney of Delphos, Keziah Nelson of Salina; a nephew, Orval Senters, of Jamestown, who was reared in the home as a son; several other nephews and nieces, and many friends.
The services were held at the Bethel church, Saturday afternoon at 2:30, by Rev. McClellan of Delphos, and music by the male quartet of the Glasco M.E. church......Burial was in the Bethel cemetery.
(also) page 4: The funeral of George Adkinson, who passed away last Thursday, was held Saturday at the bethel church, with Rev. McClellan in charge. Those who went from Delphos were: Mrs. Mae Courtney, Mrs. Lottie Harding, Press Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Rice, and Miss Ida Dilliner.

Re: Jentry Adkinson

tabuchanan — 2009-07-24 15:02:43Z

I don't know if this is still an active request, but Jentry(Gentry) Adkinson, born Aug 1, 1875, in Kansas is my great-grandfather. One of his children was Charles Alton Adkinson, who had a son named Charles Alton Adkinson who was my father. The family moved to Toledo, Ohio which is where I was born. I have more information if you want it -just let me know. - TAB

Re: Virginia McNabb Taylor Adkinson

VONDALADEEN — 2009-03-20 13:45:23Z

Thank you for responding.
Taylor: I have Isaac Newton Taylor as my G Grandfather, then my grandfather was Hosea Newton Taylor born in Centerville, Georgia around 1902. He had 2 brothers and a sister by the name of Maude, who according to my dad went to a finishing school for young ladies by the name of St. Albans...in New York or Pennsylvania. He said that G Grandfather was a cotton merchant before the Civil War and died 5 years after the war. He served in the Confederate Army of Virginia and came home from the war missing his right hand. My dad said the land they owned was "conscripted" (whatever that means) and the family resettled near Centerville Ga. There was some unrest in the family concerning my grandfather, Hosea Newton Taylor marrying an Indian girl so he and a brother moved to Junction City. After G grandmother died, Maude also moved to Junction city and resumed ties with Hosea. Hosea was said to have "bought the papers" from a farmer on a cotton buying trip in Arkansas, for Grandmother. Her name was Virginia McNabb. He was around 22 and Virginia was about 15. They were married in Junction City Ark in 1928. My father stated that he was only 4 years old when they were divorced. Hosea and Virginia had three sons, Howard Clinton Taylor born 1930, Thomas Newton, Born 1933 and Herbert Eugene (my dad) born 1935. My dad and mother, Phyllis Starley had 2 sons, Eugene and me, Veronon Craig Taylor. My dad and mother were divorced before I was born.
McNabb:
Virginia McNabbs mother was Lula Adkinson, her father was George Baxter McNabb. She had a brother Acey R. Mcnabb born 10-29-07 and sisters, Fanny born about 1903 who died at around 16 years old, and another sister Wilma (1912-14)? My grandmother Viginia born 12-24-09 in Georgia (my dad stated 1914 in Delight Arakansas), Acey and Fanny were sold or traded when they were children. Her mother Lula Adkinson evidently died in a drowning accident in Feb 1922. She is buried in Whitfield County Ga. From what I can gather, Lula's mothers name was Eve. My grandmother Virginia married a John W Atkinson (Adkinson) and they had about 9 children: We believe the names are Acey, Alvin, Albert, Charles, Margie, Phyllis, Virgil, Virginia and Vivian (gathered on the rootsweb site). Grandmother died in Sept 1986 in California according to my dad. We think she also abandoned the Atkinson (adkinson) children around Hot Springs Arkansas. Some where in the McNabb information we obtained there is also the mention of a Viola and Will Adcock.
Any information you could provide would be very much appreciated. Also if you have any contact information for people who might know. From the roots web site around 2000 there was a Debbie Brantley who seemed to have quite a bit of information, we believe she is in the Acey R. McNabb line. Thanks again for responding. . . we are hopeful we can make a positive connection to our family soon.
Thanks, Craig and LaDeen

Re: Virginia McNabb Taylor Adkinson

madkinson — 2009-03-19 16:51:32Z

Where were these Taylors and Adkinsons located? Dates for them?

Virginia McNabb Taylor Adkinson

CraigandLaDeen — 2009-03-18 22:23:34Z

We have been looking for information about my grandmother for some time. The family tree has been ending with my dad, Herbert Eugene Taylor because no one knew any information. I am the second son of Herbert Eugene Taylor and Phyllis Starley. My name is Vernon Craig Taylor. My older brother is Eugene "Gene" Taylor. I knew that there was some Cherokee in the family from my dad's stories (the few he related to me). If anyone has the family tree information for Virginia back, I would be very grateful. I would also like to get any stories or history. From what I have recently found on the internet, her mother was Lula Adkinson. I know that Virginia also married an Adkinson? which makes it hard to trace the family tree for sure. I am also looking for information on my grandfather, Hosea Newton Taylor and the family tree back. I believe that his father was Isaac Newton Taylor. Thanks to Debbie Brantley who posted about 8 years ago I have some leads. I would really appreciate any response and help with my family line. (I'm turning 50 this year and would really like to know who I am!!!!) Again, thanks so very much. I live in Corinne, Utah. Thank you again, Our email address is CraigandLaDeen@gmail.com.

Sincerely, Craig and LaDeen Taylor

C. N. Adkinson in Denton, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2008-10-10 02:32:32Z

C.N. is pictured in the 1917 Daedalian, yearbook of the College of Industrial Arts, now Texas Womens University, in Denton, Texas. He a member of the faculty. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

Re: Mary Adkinson

Estelle29 — 2008-07-10 13:36:08Z

Dear Diane,
Hope that I can reach you and exchange info. I,too, am
researching James and Ruhama SEA ATKINSON.

Leana Adkinson m James Solomon Johnson

HBates21 — 2008-06-08 23:54:37Z

I am searching for Leana's parents. Leana & Solomon were born in 1884. Living in Childersburg, Coffee Co., Al. in 1920.They had five children.
Leana's siblings are:
Keener
Alice m Jimmy Anderson
Ida m Alfred Johnson
John m Lizzie (Gkids: Verma m Lott & Vera Nell m Brag)
Any info appreciated.
Hazel Bates

Re: Joseph ADKINSON (1780PA-1838IND)

kristina1227 — 2008-03-24 16:08:43Z

I also am looking for information on this name. I have not been able to go any further back on this name. If anyone has information please e-mail me thanks. Kris Adkinson

Re: Rachel Adkinson

James_Booe — 2007-10-14 01:45:22Z

Although the evidence is circumstantial, I believe Rachel's parents were Robert and Rebecca Henderson Adkinson. There were a number of Adkinsons (sometimes spelled Adkison) who migrated from Fountain County in the mid 1800s, some settling in Peru, Miami County, Indiana and others in Iowa. Rachel Adkinson Ludlow and her husband Benjamin settled in Muscatine County, Iowa where their children were born, then in Madison Co. where they were joined by Andrew Jackson Adkinson, a man I believe was Rachel's younger brother. Yet another brother, Lewis D. Adkinson, settled in Peru, Indiana and this biographical sketch appears in the 1887 History of Miami County:

"HON. LEWIS D. ADKISON, a prominent citizen and pioneer of Peru, is a native of Fayette County, Indiana, born about eight miles west of Connersville, May 26th, 1816. His parents, Robert and Rebecca (Henderson) Adkison, were born in North and South Carolina respectively, of Irish lineage. The father in 1829 moved to Fountain County, where his death occurred one year later. The mother was born in the year 1776, and departed this life on the 27th of August, 1846. Lewis D. Adkison, when thirteen years of age, accompanied his parents to Fountain County, where for two years he worked on his father’s farm. His early educational advantages were limited, being only those derived from attendance at the indifferent county schools for that period about three months each year, until he arrived at the age of eighteen. He left home in the spring of 1835, and went to Logansport, where he worked at brick making until the following Fall, at which time he came to Peru and secured employment on the Wabash and Erie Canal, then in progress of construction. After one year spent as workman on the canal Mr. Adkison accepted a clerkship in the mercantile house of D.R. Bearss, and later was engaged in the same capacity by Mr. Bearss’ successor, Jacob Lindsey, acting as clerk in all about three years. In 1838, he was appointed by Governor Wallace Sheriff of Miami County to fill the unexpired term of Asa Leonard, who died in office, and at the ensuing elected in 1840 was chosen Sheriff, the duties of which position he discharged for about four years. On leaving the office he engaged in the plaster’s and brick laying trades and after continuing the same for some four years, opened a general store in Peru, which he conducted with good success for sometime. He subsequently abandoned that line of trade and for some years was engaged in the lumber business, which he carried on quite extensively in connection with a general store in Peru, which he conducted with good success for sometime. He subsequently abandoned that line of trade and for some years was engaged in the lumber business, which he carried on quite extensively in connection with a general hardware trade. In 1855 he disposed of his mercantile interests in Peru and emigrating to California opened a general store at Oak Valley, in the mines. He was subsequently elected Supervisor of Yuba County, that State, an office similar to that of County Commissioner in Indiana, and after serving one and a half years was chosen Sheriff, the duties of which office he discharged for about four years. In 1868 he returned to Indiana and settled in Fulton County, where, until 1874, he was engaged in agricultural pursuits, disposing of his farm at the end of that time and returning to Peru. In 1874-5 he was Assistant Doorkeeper of the Indiana State Senate, and in 1882 was elected State Senator from the counties of Miami and Howard. He took an active part in the deliberations of that body and served on some of the most important committees, among which were these: Banks and Banking, Public Printing, Public Buildings, Swamp Lands, Fees and Salaries, etc. Since the expiration of his term as legislator, Mr. Adkison has been engaged in the insurance business and loaning money at Peru. On December 16th, 1840, he married Mrs. Lucy Davis, daughter of the late Judge Albert Cole, of Peru, by whom he had four children, only one of whom, Lucy A., wife of James H. Fetter, is living. Mrs. Adkison was born in the year 1820, and died March 11th, 1885. Mr. Adkison was originally a Whig, but since the organization of the Republican party, he has been an ardent supporter of its principles. He is a member of the Presbyterian church and belongs to the Odd Fellows fraternity."

The connection between Lewis and the Adkinsons of Madison County, Iowa is established by an obituary for A. J. Adkinson - http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/INWARRIC/2001-12/100804...
. I hope this information is of some interest to you. If you're interested, I have a little more on the family that I'd be happy to share.
Jim

Rachel Adkinson

kitsundling — 2007-08-09 19:31:46Z

I am looking for family history on Rachel Adkinson. She was born in 1811 Indiana, married Benjamin Ludlow in Fountain Co. Indiana on 18 JUN 1829 and died 12 Jun 1883 in Winterset Madison Co. IA. Most specifically I am looking for her parents and further back if possible. Any information would be helpful. Thanks, Kit

Peter Marshall Adkinson/Mary Susan (Meadows) Adkinson

AMeadows — 2007-05-11 22:48:28Z

Looking for descendants of Peter Marshall Adkinson (c.1859-1937) and Mary Susan (Meadows) Adkinson who moved to Pocahontas County from Summers County sometime after 1910. He died in Pocahontas in 1937; she died there in 1940. They had known children: Charles William, Gertrude M., Mary Grace (married a SHANKS??), and Ocie E.

Mary Susan Meadows was a sister of my great-grandfather.

Re: C.S. Adkison of AL/TX

jimculver — 2007-03-28 20:26:42Z

This is an old posting. Hampton's father was John C. Adkinson, not C.S. Adkison. C.S was Charles Schultz Adkinson, Hampton's brother.

Jim Culver

Rachel Adkinson

kitsundling — 2007-02-14 01:18:55Z

I am looking for information on Rachel Adkinson's parents. I believe that her mother was Rebecca Adkinson(unknown maiden name) and that she was born in South Carolina. I am unsure of her father's name but he was born in North Carolina. Rachel was born in 1811 in Fountain Co. Indiana, married Benj. Ludlow 18 Jun 1829, died 12 Jun 1883 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa. Rebecca shows up in Fountain county's records in 1830, but no husband. I am assuming he is dead. A conformation on Rebecca's connection to Rachel and her dates as well as Rachel's father's information is what I am looking for. Thanks!!

Re: Catherine Dianna Adkinson

hogancooper46 — 2007-02-07 23:12:19Z

It looks like we share gg grandmothers. I am researching the Ussery Family from around Norwood, Mo. Samual King David Ussery was my great grandfather.

ADKINSON, JOSEPH B. - Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient WW I

jasche — 2007-01-11 14:01:33Z

ADKINSON, JOSEPH B.

Rank and organization: Sergeant, U.S. Army, Company C, 119th Infantry, 30th Division. Place and date: Near Bellicourt, France, 29 September 1918. Entered service at: Memphis, Tenn. Born: 4 January 1892, Egypt, Tenn. G.O. No.: 59, W.D., 1919. Citation: When murderous machinegun fire at a range of 50 yards had made it impossible for his platoon to advance, and had caused the platoon to take cover Sgt. Adkinson alone, with the greatest intrepidity, rushed across the 50 yards of open ground directly into the face of the hostile machinegun kicked the gun from the parapet into the enemy trench, and at the point of the bayonet captured the 3 men manning the gun. The gallantry and quick decision of this soldier enabled the platoon to resume its advance.

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/moh1.htm

BURIAL INFORMATION

Location: Atoka, Tennessee
Cemetery: Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Born: 1892 at Egypt, TN

Died: 1965

Source, additional information and cemetery monument photo:

http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_af/adkin...

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

* Feel free to pass this on to other appropriate resources.

Re: Mary Adkinson

LSMITH148 — 2006-12-17 22:59:35Z

That was 1840 Census not 1940

Mary Adkinson

LSMITH148 — 2006-12-17 22:51:17Z

Looking for information on a Mary Adkinson ( Married to Jacob Smith about 1833 in Tennessee. Found in Hickman County Tennesse in 1940 census and the 1850 Ripley County Misouri Census. One son William Fain Smith death certificate lists his father as Jacob Smith and mother as Mary Adkinson. Looking for any information on this family I have lots of information on the Smith side.

Washington Adkinson bedford& franklin co, va

wyndchas78 — 2006-11-11 23:23:33Z

I am trying to locate info on a washington adkinson born in Bedford, Va in 1810 married to a Deiney (Dianah, or Diana) Custer roughly around 1830's give or take a few years. If anyone can help Thank You. Thank You.

Ginny Bowles-Atkinson

Samuelson/Nelson

fmclarey — 2006-10-24 03:09:48Z

Looking for information for John H. Samuelson, b. 1851 in Sweden, married Hattie Nelson also from Sweden. They migrated to Wisconsin or Minnesota. Both died and buried in Sandstone, Minnesota. They had a daughter, Minnie, that married John Baptiste Derosier in 1894 in MN. Would like to hear from any other family members, or anyone that knows this family.

Catherine Dianna Adkinson

Rosealeep — 2006-09-04 02:06:22Z

am looking for parents and siblings of my gggrandmother, Catherine Dianna Adkinson born 24 May 1806 in Maury Co., Tenn. married 1825 in Maury Co., Tenn to Peter Ussery. I have photo of her from 1826.

O. H. Adkinson

mmch221 — 2006-07-13 00:52:39Z

I’m not related, just passing along information from a page I needed.
Akron Beacon Journal – Akron, OH, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1977, page G4

O. H. Adkinson
O. H. Adkinson, 54, of 1077 E. Market st., died August 9.
Mr. Adkinson was born in Frankfort, Ky.
He is survived by mother, Mrs. Opal Smith, Akron; sister, Mrs. Frances Jones, Harrodsburg, Ky.
NO CALLING HOURS. Rev. Paul Outland will conduct graveside services Thursday, 1 p.m. at East Akron Cemetery. (Adams, 535-9186).

Adkinson family of Illinois/Texas

jimculver — 2006-07-04 15:30:04Z

Adkinson/Adkison of Gallatin/Saline Co., IL

I am searching for the family of Hampton Peter Adkison, b. 1817 in IL (probably Gallatin Co.). Was living in Saline Co. at the time of the 1850 Census (Hampton AdkiNson).

His father was John C. Adkinson, living next door to him in 1850. Hampton married Elizabeth Shults/Schultz abt 1841 in IL. Moved to Desha Co., AR before 1860 and to Bosque Co., TX after 1870 and before 1880.

Jim Culver
Wylie, TX

Dickison

@@dickison@hawaii.rr.com — 2006-07-01 09:12:26Z

Re: Elijah E. Adkinson

ezaboji187 — 2006-05-28 15:48:24Z

Elijah's parents were William Adkisson and Louisa Ann Butler. Elijah's brother, James, was my great grandfather.

Re: Sampson Adkisson

genpath01 — 2006-03-27 00:50:02Z

I am still working on this database and would love to hear from others researching this family. I have more date and will share.

Re: Sampson Adkisson

2006-03-27 00:43:04Z

If I am following the group correctly, Jesse Adkinson b.1842 d.1917 buried in the Atkisson Cemetery in El Paso,White County,Arkansas is the Grandson of Jesse and Patsy Adkisson. And the son of Sampson and Martha. 1842 Jesse married Nancy J. Arnold they had a daughter named Susan Elizabeth Adkinson b.1874 m. Noah Maynard Strickland b. 1874 (Noah M. Strickland,Jesse and Nancy J all being in the same Adkisson Cemetery in El Paso.) Susan E. aka:"Susie" aka "Lizzie" Adkinson died in San Francisco County, California 8 May 1958 Source: California Death Index (I do not know where she is buried at this point). Susan & Noah had daughter named Virginia Lee, b. 7
June 1910 d. 2 Feb 1990, Redding,Shasta Co.,Calif.
Virginia married a Felix Price in <Hot Springs,Ark>
Their daughter,Mollie Jo Price, was my Aunt. Mollie was b. 13 Jan 1933 Arkansas d. 13 Mar 1988 in Redding,Shasta Co.,Calif. I am researching for her daughter Sandra, my cousin. Does anyone know where Sampson and Martha died? are buried? Jesse and Nancy J. had several children. I was able to extract those names from 1900 and 1910 Census and some of Virginia's siblings also moved to California and settled in the San Francisco Area.

ADKINSON, Norma E. d. 2006 Pendleton, OR obit

har03133 — 2006-03-05 06:41:28Z

Norma E. Adkinson

Nov. 7, 1913-Jan. 31, 2006

PENDLETON — Longtime Pendleton resident Norma E. Adkinson died Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2006, at St. Anthony Hospital. She was 92.

Re: Francis Adkinson, b. 1839 IN > MT in 1883 -- Biography

RuthAdkinson39 — 2006-02-10 18:47:26Z

Many thanks for this post!!

My husband's ancestor, Levi Adkinson was a much younger cousin of Francis Adkinson....I've been searching for their great grandfather for years...but this article does tell me that he was in the Revolutionary War ....most likely under the spelling of ATkinson....

Change of email address...

RuthAdkinson39 — 2006-02-10 18:29:59Z

My address has changed...please click on my name for new one....Thank you...

Gracy wife of Yerby Adkinson — Maury Co TN — 1830

gensearch127 — 2006-01-20 02:20:36Z

A deed recorded in Maury Co., Tenn., suggests the father of Gracy wife of Yerby Adkinson may have been Andrew Goff of Williamson Co., Tenn. See–

Message subject: Andrew Goff — Williamson Co TN — early 1800's — children
Date posted: 19 JAN 2006
Surname board: Goff

William Atkinson & Nancy Rothery (& Gary Atkinson)

joanandmartin — 2005-12-07 13:36:29Z

William & Nancy were my gtgtgtgrandparents born in 1758 & 1762 in Rochdale. Married 09/08/1784 in St Chad's, Rochdale.
Gary was enquiring about them 3 years ago when they meant nothing to me. His e-mail has now changed. It would be good to be in touch with him and anyone else related to these folk.

ADKINSON, Wilbert - d. Oregon 1928

LisaSumner44 — 2005-11-29 06:57:02Z

I found the name of Wilbert ADKINSON on a list of names circulated by Oregon State Hospital patient memorial workgroup.

From the late 1800s to the 1970s the bodies of patients that were not claimd by family after their deaths at the mental hospital were burned and put into copper canisters/urns and then labeled and put on a shelf in an abandoned part of the hospital. The Oregon State Hospital, a mental facility, has been in Salem for about 123 years. If anyone thinks that their relative may be on the list of people that have gone unclaimed, please contact me at LiMaSum@aol.com and I'll look on the list. Or the list may still be available in pdf format online. You'll have to have adobe acrobat to read it.

This is the available info on the above mentioned:
ADKINSON, Wilbert _ vol. 2G _ 7-28-1928 _ age 77

So evidently they were living at the mental hospital in Salem, Oregon in 1928.

Francis Adkinson, b. 1839 IN > MT in 1883 -- Biography

2005-11-21 15:19:18Z

A biography of Francis Adkinson is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana"

http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.exe?e=d-000-00--...

william Adkinson smith

2005-08-27 02:06:53Z

looking for any info on w.a.smith b 6-8-1814, orange co. n.c. moved to henry co. tn. 1828 and on to carroll co. ms. 1835. thanks jimmy 4621racing@panola .com

Re: Dickison links

KArnio9952 — 2005-08-07 21:04:33Z

Hi Kim, I was just reading some old posts on the Dickison name and found your post from last year. You said your Grandfather was Levi Dickison from Greenup. Levi was my Great Grandfather! My Mother told me she named me after a relative of hers named Kimberly Sue. Would that be you? You can email me at aquamarine97@yahoo.com if you'd like..I've been researching my Dickison line and my Tackett line for over a year now and have found a wealth of information on the internet along with info my relatives have given me. Would love to hear from you!

Re: Dickison links

KArnio9952 — 2005-08-07 21:04:33Z

Hi Kim, I was just re-reading some old posts from this message board and thought I'd write again. Are you Uncle Dick's (Ottis) daughter?

Re: ANDERSON/ADKISON

breezer7 — 2005-07-30 16:00:35Z

Hi, Geraldine,

We definitely have something in common. I am also searching for the parents of Granville Adkison and James Robert Adkison, two brothers from Pulaski Cty, MO. My husband's gggrandfather was (James) Robert Adkison. I have some info and would like to share. My new email address is: breezer73@mchsi.com. Please answer ASAP as I am excited to talk to you. Pat Adkison

Marry Malinda (Mollie) Adkinson

2005-05-06 20:23:00Z

I`m looking for inf. on a Mary Malinda Adkinson born: 1868, she buried in McAlister Oklahoma, Married James orJim Becknell on May 19, 1884, in Howell, Co. Missouri, he died in the southen part of Oklahoma.