Dr. Adkins was the son of Howel A. Adkins and Mary Ann Hunnicutt of Sussex County. On 28 Jun 1885, Dr. Adkins married Ada R. Stephenson. The couple had no children.
Dr. Adkins attended the University of Virginia in sessions 37 & 44 (1860-1861 & 1867-1868) and graduated with the title of Doctor of Medicine in 1868. His schooling was interrupted by the Civil War, and enlisting in 1861 as a private, he served both in the 5th Virginia Cavalry, Company C, and the 13th Virginia Cavalry.
Dr. Adkins served as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex.
He was a Democrat and party chairman in the Ivor and Berlin district in Southampton County. He was elected a delegate to the county convention in 1891. He was selected as a delegate at large to the Gubernatorial Convention in 1901.
Dr. Adkins established a medical practice in Vicksville, Southampton County, VA.
Dr. Adkins attended the University of Virginia in sessions 37 & 44 (1860-1861 & 1867-1868) and graduated with the title of Doctor of Medicine in 1868. His schooling was interrupted by the Civil War, and enlisting in 1861 as a private, he served both in the 5th Virginia Cavalry, Company C, and the 13th Virginia Cavalry.
Dr. Adkins served as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex.
He was a Democrat and party chairman in the Ivor and Berlin district in Southampton County. He was elected a delegate to the county convention in 1891. He was selected as a delegate at large to the Gubernatorial Convention in 1901.
Dr. Adkins established a medical practice in Vicksville, Southampton County, VA.
Dr. Adkins was the son of Howel A. Adkins and Mary Ann Hunnicutt of Sussex County. On 28 Jun 1885, Dr. Adkins married Ada R. Stephenson. The couple had no children.
Dr. Adkins attended the University of Virginia in sessions 37 & 44 (1860-1861 & 1867-1868) and graduated with the title of Doctor of Medicine in 1868. His schooling was interrupted by the Civil War, and enlisting in 1861 as a private, he served both in the 5th Virginia Cavalry, Company C, and the 13th Virginia Cavalry.
Dr. Adkins served as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex.
He was a Democrat and party chairman in the Ivor and Berlin district in Southampton County. He was elected a delegate to the county convention in 1891. He was selected as a delegate at large to the Gubernatorial Convention in 1901.
Dr. Adkins established a medical practice in Vicksville, Southampton County, VA.
Dr. Adkins attended the University of Virginia in sessions 37 & 44 (1860-1861 & 1867-1868) and graduated with the title of Doctor of Medicine in 1868. His schooling was interrupted by the Civil War, and enlisting in 1861 as a private, he served both in the 5th Virginia Cavalry, Company C, and the 13th Virginia Cavalry.
Dr. Adkins served as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex.
He was a Democrat and party chairman in the Ivor and Berlin district in Southampton County. He was elected a delegate to the county convention in 1891. He was selected as a delegate at large to the Gubernatorial Convention in 1901.
Dr. Adkins established a medical practice in Vicksville, Southampton County, VA.
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