Adkins, Isaiah
1760 - 1842 (81 years)-
Name Adkins, Isaiah Born 24 Sep 1760 Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA 
Gender Male Died 14 May 1842 Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA Buried Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA - Union Hill Cemetery
Person ID I34138 Sullivan Burgess Family Tree Last Modified 15 Sep 2018
Family Collins, Rhoda Carey, b. 1755, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA , d. 26 Dec 1827, Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 72 years) Headstones 
Collins, Rhoda Carey 1755 and Isaiah Adkins Grave Stone.jpg Last Modified 15 Sep 2018 Family ID F11604 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map 
Born - 24 Sep 1760 - Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA 
Died - 14 May 1842 - Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA 
Buried - - Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA = Link to Google Earth
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Headstones 
Collins, Rhoda Carey 1755 and Isaiah Adkins Grave Stone
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Notes - Isaiah Adkins was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, serving as a Private, Sergeant and Corporal in various regiments of the Connecticut Line. He first enlisted as a private from Guilford, CT on 06 Apr 1777 and received his discharge as Corporal on 08 June 1783. He applied for a pension on 23 Apr 1818 while residing at Greenwich, NY based on his service. His application, Pension Number: S. 49,292 can be found in the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files. In 1820, Isaiah mentions his wife (Rhoda) as being age 65 years. Isaiah Adkins was the son of Thomas A. Adkins also a Revolutionary soldier, buried in Montpelier, VT. *This revised sketch has been composed using primary documents available from http://www.fold3.com/page/284650134_isaiah_adkins/
[**Was a Corporal in the Revolutionary War, 23rd Regiment Continental Troops of Mass. Isaiah Adkins was the son of Thomas A. Adkins also a Revolutionary soldier, buried in Montpelier, VT. Isaiah married Rhoda Carey.]
The original biographical sketch listed between [** ]'s above was drawn from the pages of an undated manuscript titled "Names and Service of Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Compiled by Adelaide McKown Hawke, Historian Tunkhannock Chapter, D.A.R., Tunkhannock, Penna." Make note that several details have been called into question and there are no sources mentioned in that manuscript other than that of "Information from Samuel B. Adkins, Kingston, Pa."
- Isaiah Adkins was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, serving as a Private, Sergeant and Corporal in various regiments of the Connecticut Line. He first enlisted as a private from Guilford, CT on 06 Apr 1777 and received his discharge as Corporal on 08 June 1783. He applied for a pension on 23 Apr 1818 while residing at Greenwich, NY based on his service. His application, Pension Number: S. 49,292 can be found in the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files. In 1820, Isaiah mentions his wife (Rhoda) as being age 65 years. Isaiah Adkins was the son of Thomas A. Adkins also a Revolutionary soldier, buried in Montpelier, VT. *This revised sketch has been composed using primary documents available from http://www.fold3.com/page/284650134_isaiah_adkins/