Owen Adkins was the son of Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad. He married Elizabeth Sidebottom on May 1, 1804 in Pulaski County, Kentucky. Owen was my 3xgreat grandfather. Owen was a prominent minister of the Baptist Church in both Kentucky and Indiana. He had the title of Elder since he was a Baptist minister. Owen and Elizabeth had eight children who were all born in Pulaski County, Kentucky. He was in the War of 1812 as a Tennessee Volunteer. One of their children Wyatt Adkins was my great great grandfather.
Owen's parents, Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad with two of their children were massacred by Indians in 1790 possibly in the Clinch River Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee then a territory. Owen hid in a hollow log with his sister Emelia when his parents were massacred by Indians. His parents had another child Jesse who was scalped by the Indians but survived.
Owen's parents, Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad with two of their children were massacred by Indians in 1790 possibly in the Clinch River Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee then a territory. Owen hid in a hollow log with his sister Emelia when his parents were massacred by Indians. His parents had another child Jesse who was scalped by the Indians but survived.
Owen Adkins was the son of Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad. He married Elizabeth Sidebottom on May 1, 1804 in Pulaski County, Kentucky. Owen was my 3xgreat grandfather. Owen was a prominent minister of the Baptist Church in both Kentucky and Indiana. He had the title of Elder since he was a Baptist minister. Owen and Elizabeth had eight children who were all born in Pulaski County, Kentucky. He was in the War of 1812 as a Tennessee Volunteer. One of their children Wyatt Adkins was my great great grandfather.
Owen's parents, Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad with two of their children were massacred by Indians in 1790 possibly in the Clinch River Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee then a territory. Owen hid in a hollow log with his sister Emelia when his parents were massacred by Indians. His parents had another child Jesse who was scalped by the Indians but survived.
Owen's parents, Owen Adkins, Sr. and Agnes Goad with two of their children were massacred by Indians in 1790 possibly in the Clinch River Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee then a territory. Owen hid in a hollow log with his sister Emelia when his parents were massacred by Indians. His parents had another child Jesse who was scalped by the Indians but survived.
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