Adkins, Edward S - Revision history

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-	Edward Stringer ~~ADKINS or E.S~~. Adkins	+	{{Resident\|
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		+	\|name=Edward Stringer Adkins
		+	\|occupation=
		+	\|birthplace=Howard County, Missouri
		+	\|birthdate=[[March 5]], 1825
		+	\|death=[[July 15]] [[1888]], Monmouth, Polk Co.
		+	\|burial=
		+	\|family=[[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]] (wife)
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		+	\|gender=Male
		+	\|heritage=
		+	\|physical_characteristics=
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		+	}}
		+	=History=
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	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.		Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.

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-	E. S. ~~ADKINS~~	+	Edward Stringer ADKINS or E.S. Adkins

	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.		Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.

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	He and his family are listed in [[:Lane_County_Census_%281860%29_A_to_C#A\|Lane County Census (1860), A to C]]		He and his family are listed in [[:Lane_County_Census_%281860%29_A_to_C#A\|Lane County Census (1860), A to C]]
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		+	He died [[July 15]] [[1888]], Monmouth, Polk Co., Oregon.[http://linnhistory.peak.org/1853/1853pg1.html]

	[[Category:Lane County residents (1800s)]]		[[Category:Lane County residents (1800s)]]

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	E. S. ADKINS		E. S. ADKINS

-	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen A Bushnell\|Helen A. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.	+	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen Virginia Bushnell\|Helen V. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.

	Lang, H. O., ed. "The History of the Willamette Valley, Being A Description		Lang, H. O., ed. "The History of the Willamette Valley, Being A Description

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	E. S. ADKINS		E. S. ADKINS

-	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His	+	Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen A Bushnell\|Helen A. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living -- Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]], aged 94 years.
-	early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party	+
-	pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their	+
-	journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane	+
-	County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth	+
-	in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen A Bushnell\|Helen A. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living --	+
-	Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]],	+
-	aged 94 years.	+

	Lang, H. O., ed. "The History of the Willamette Valley, Being A Description		Lang, H. O., ed. "The History of the Willamette Valley, Being A Description

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	Reminiscences of its Early Pioneers." Portland, OR, Geo. H. Himes, Book and		Reminiscences of its Early Pioneers." Portland, OR, Geo. H. Himes, Book and
	Job Printer, [[1885]]. p. 795.		Job Printer, [[1885]]. p. 795.
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		+	He and his family are listed in [[:Lane_County_Census_%281860%29_A_to_C#A\|Lane County Census (1860), A to C]]

	[[Category:Lane County residents (1800s)]]		[[Category:Lane County residents (1800s)]]

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E. S. ADKINS

Is a native of Howard County, Missouri, and was born [[March 5]], 1825. His
early years were spent on a farm, and in [[1853]] he started for Oregon. His party
pursued a new route and met with many difficulties, being much delayed on their
journey by losing their way. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. Adkins proceeded to [[Lane
County]], and took up a donation claim, which he now holds. He moved to Monmouth
in [[1871]], and has lived there since. Was married in [[1848]], to Miss [[Adkins, Helen A Bushnell|Helen A. Bushnell]], and of their family of nine children only four are now living --
Frank, Jason, Corydon, and Willard. Mrs. Adkin's mother died, [[March 25]], [[1884]],
aged 94 years.

Lang, H. O., ed. "The History of the Willamette Valley, Being A Description
of the Valley and its Resources, with an account of its Discovery and
Settlement by White Men, and its Subsequent History; Together with Personal
Reminiscences of its Early Pioneers." Portland, OR, Geo. H. Himes, Book and
Job Printer, [[1885]]. p. 795.

[[Category:Lane County residents (1800s)]]