Individual Details

Goldsberry Adkins was nearly killed during the Civil War when he and brother John Adkins and John's son Andrew Adkins were attacked by horse thieves. Goldsberry carried a bullet in his neck for the rest of his life.

Birth	31 Jan 1815	Giles County, Virginia
Marriage	1842	Cynthia Ann Lovejoy
Marriage	27 Mar 1862	Kanawha County, Virginia (Wayne County, WV) - Mary Susan Egnor
Burial		Goldsberry Cemetery, Hamlin, Lincoln County, West Virginia

Spouse	Cynthia Ann Lovejoy (1821 - 1860)
Child	Martin Adkins (1842 - )
Child	Elliott Adkins (1843 - 1932)
Child	Julia Ann "Juliann" Adkins (1845 - )
Child	Sarah L. Adkins (1860 - )

Spouse	Mary Susan Egnor (1844 - )
Child	Victoria Adkins (1864 - 1945)
Child	Viola Adkins (1866 - 1939)
Child	Ira Adkins (1869 - )
Child	Golza Adkins (1870 - )

Father	David Adkins (1754 - 1832)
Mother	Sylvaneous "Sylvia" Adkins (1788 - )
Sibling	Enoch Adkins (1808 - )
Sibling	Fanny Adkins (1812 - )
Sibling	Martin Adkins (1817 - )
Sibling	Nichallberry Adkins (1820 - )
Sibling	Elliott Adkins (1822 - 1900)
Sibling	Green L. Adkins (1826 - )
Sibling	Lafayette Adkins (1827 - )
Sibling	Benjamin Franklin Thomas "B.F.T" Adkins (1831 - )
Sibling	______ Adkins