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12/4/2012 at 6:37 PM
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My wifes gr.grandmother was Annie Belle Adkins of the Flat Top Mountain area of West Virginia (Smoot) Her father was Henry Parker Adkins b. 1843 who married Martha Jane Bryson. My question is can anyone make the lineage from Henry Parker Adkins to the Cornstalk family. I've been told they are related but I can't prove it.
Jerry McElhatten
Jerry it shows that you are my 15th cousins, Do you have a email so i can share with you? the line of how you and your wife would be related to cornstalk. mine is chrismcchristian@gmail.com
Parker V had a brother Henry Adkins but his wifes names are as listed Mary Adkins and Elizabeth Adkins. if you click this link Hokolesqua, Sachem Cornstalk and then hit how are we related it should tell you your relation to cornstalk but as far as i see it with the info you provided you are more related to Cornstalk then your wife with the info you provided thus far.
You Chris McChristian
→ Patrica Gasher
your mother → Fauna Flanagan
her mother → John McChristian
her father → Ida McChristian
his mother → Mary Adkins
her mother → John Adkins
her father → William Adkins
his father → Charity Adkins
his mother → Parker V. Adkins
her father → Jacob Adkins
his brother → Elijah Adkins
his son → Thomas Adkins
his son → Parker Adkins
his son → Henry Adkins
his son → Henry Parker Adkins
his son
Okay so that is how I am related too the Henry Parker Adkins That you were talking about, So you already know how your related too him. So to anser the ? at hand how Henry Parker Adkins is related too Chief Cornstalk, well here is how Henry Parker Adkins Is Related to Parker V Adkins.
Parker V. Adkins
→ Jacob Adkins
his brother → Elijah Adkins
his son → Thomas Adkins
his son → Parker Adkins
his son → Henry Adkins
his son → Henry Parker Adkins
And This is how Parker V Adkins is related to Chief Cornstalk.
Parker V Adkins→ "Mary" Adkins
his wife → Chief Cornstalk
her father.
Parker V. Adkins married Mary Polly Fry about 1754 in Halifax County, Virginia. He participated in the Battle of Point Pleasant 1773 (where Bluesky and her family lived) and his name along with his sons Hezekiah and Millington is listed on the Revolutionary War Soldiers Monument in Giles County, Perisberg, Virginia. Family history and Indian records indicate that Littleberry & Charity were the only children of Bluesky and Parker. Both children were taken to the home of Parker either shortly before or after the death of Bluesky. Family history is that when the Battle of Point Pleasant ended, Parker took his children by Bluesky, Littleberry and Charity, back home with him and Mary raised them as her own. Parker and Mary Fry had several other children at the time. One has to assumed that Parker and Bluesky were not "married" by white mans law, but Indian law/customs. Apparently he was married to Mary Fry and according to the birth dates of some of their children, he was either still married and had "an Indian marriage" to Bluesky or just had an affair. -------------------- Parker was in the Revolutionary War - Battle of Point Pleasant. Parker in battle of 1773. Name on momument along with his sons Hezekiah and Millington. Also on monument of Revolutionary war soldiers of Gillis County, Persiberg, Virginia.
Edward I "Longshanks", King of England , King of England is My 22nd great grandfather, so She could be related to him too I believe it is the adkins side.