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    | Caleb Perkins b. ?  d.1756 Concord, 
    Chester Co., PA. His wife SARAH (UNKNOWN). 
    They were known to be living at Concord, Chester Co., PA in 1756 where he 
    died. According to his Will, he left to his three sons his plantation and 2 
    tracts of land in Concord containing 250 acres to be divided when youngest 
    is 20. Younger children to be maintained on plantation until they are 16. 
    Remainder equally divided among wife and all children. Executors: Wife Sarah 
    and Son Henry 
 Their known children were:
 
 1. Henry Perkins b. ?
 2. William Perkins b. ?
 3. John Perkins b.?
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    | Source: 
    Chester Co., PA Wills |    
  
    | Anthony Perkins b.ca.1765 (New 
    Jersey, LI ?) d.1813 
    OH. His wife ANNA (OATLEY/OATLY). They were listed on the 
    1790 PA Census at North Cumberland Co., PA. He later moved to Washington Co., OH 
    with his brother, Asa Perkins. His wife Anna m. 
    2nd; James Dowling. 
    She died in 1839 at Washington Co., OH. Their known children were: 1. Edward Perkins b.1789 
    Lancaster, PA d.1868 Benton Co., IA        
    
    *Removed to Washington Co., OH\ Morgan Co., OH and then removed to Benton Co., IA*The brother of
    Anthony Perkins was WILLIAM PERKINS. 
    He was not listed on the 1790 PA Census.2. William Perkins b.179_ PA m. Polly
    Carms
 3. Sarah Perkins b.179_ PA m. Isaac
    Chapman
 4. Elizabeth Perkins b.1793 PA m. William Ogle
 5. Ann Perkins b.1799 m.  
    Milton Pixley
 6. Mary Perkins b.179_ m.  
    Rufus Payne
 7. John Perkins b.1800 OH 
    d.1857 OH
 8. Cynthia Perkins b.1802 OH m. Willy Fowler
 9. Asentha Perkins b.1804 OH m.  
    Jesse
    Hilderbrand, Thomas Fowler
 10. Polly Perkins b.18__
 11. Viletta Perkins b.1814 OH
 *William 
    & Anthony Perkins had another brother ASA PERKINS who moved with 
    them to OHIO who had a wife name "Hannah" and a daughter named "Rebecca 
    Perkins" who was a school teacher in Washington Co., OH.
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    | *Note: For more information ,
    Contact : Hope Carnicle.....  Click Here Source: Asa Perkins - 
    
     Biographical Sketch
    -  Past and 
    Present of the City of Zanesville and Muskingum County, Ohio ... 1905 -  By 
    J Hope Sutor
 Source: Marriage record of Edward & Cynthia Pixley - The Old Northwest 
    Genealogical quarterly (1898) by: Old Northwest Genealogy Society - 
    Columbus, OH
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    | William Perkins b.ca.1761 d.1816 
    Washington Co., OH. His wife ELIZABETH (OATLEY/OATLY) b. 1763 d.1816 OH. They were married at Sherman's Valley,
    Cumberland Co., PA on 11-9-1786 and must of left the state prior to the 1790 Census. They
    moved to Washington Co., Ohio. Their
    known children were: 1. Asa Perkins b. ca.1786 m. Jemima
    Twigs2. Elizabeth Perkins b.   m. Elisha
    Allen
 3. Ezra Perkins b.1803 OH
 4. Samuel Perkins b.
 5. Anna Perkins b.
 
 *The 
    brother of William Perkins was ANTHONY PERKINS.
 *William & Anthony Perkins had another brother   ASA PERKINS who moved with 
    them to OHIO who had a wife name "Hannah" and a daughter named "Rebecca 
    Perkins" who was a school teacher in Washington Co., OH.
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    | *Note: For more information ,
    Contact : Hope Carnicle.....  Click Here |    
      
        | Source: PA Census 
        Records Source: Chester Co., PA Wills
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        | John Perkins Jr. b. ca.1770's. Son of (John 
        & Unknown (Unknown) Perkins) or (John & 
        Ann (Unknown) Perkins). His wife UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN). They were 
        listed on the 1810-1820 Census at Concord, Delaware Co., PA. On the 1810 
        Census, he was listed as "John Perkins Jr." , on the 1820 Census, he was 
        listed as just "John Perkins". 
 *More Research needed*
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        | Source: PA Census 
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