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| (Capt.) James Perkins b.?. Son
of (Erastus & Anne (Glover) Perkins) of Norwich, CT. His wife SARAH (ALVERSON).
They were listed on the 1810 New York Census at Walton, Delaware Co., N.Y.
He is listed on the 1820 Census at Norwich, Chenango Co.,
NY and in 1830 at Oxford, Chenango Co., NY. He ran the Park Hotel, Oxford, NY until 1837.
Their known children were:
1. Christine Perkins b.1810 NY
2. Marietta Perkins b.1812 NY m. John Benedict
3. James Perkins Jr. b.1814
4. Alpheus Perkins b.3.22.1817 NY m. Phebe H. (Squire)
5. Adelia Perkins b. ? m. 1832;
Samuel McKoon/McCoon
(Attorney) *His brother was
Erastus Perkins who built the
Park Hotel , Oxford, NY
*He had a brother named Jabez Perkins who in 1819 was sleeping in bed
with is wife in the cabin, when the cabin was struck by lightning. He and
his wife died and they left a large and helpless family destitute and
forlorn. |
Source: Galpin,
Henry J. -
Annals of Oxford, New York : with illustrations and biographical sketches of
some of its prominent men and early pioneers; Oxford, N.Y.: H.J. Galpin,
1906, 591 pgs
Source: Marriage - Adelia Perkins -
Albany Argus - Newspaper - Albany, NY - 4.28.1832
Source: The History of Delaware Co., NY by W.W. Munsell - 1797-1880 |
| Joel Perkins
b.ca.1750. Son of (*See the below theory).
His wife MEHITABLE (BROOKS). They were married
April 27, 1771 at Montague, Franklin Co., Mass . A "Joel Perkins" was listed living at
Montague, MA on the 1790 MA Census. They were later listed on the 1810 Census at
Genesee Co., New York.
Known Children:
1. Elisha
Perkins b. 4-25-1772 MA m. Jemina (Johnson)
2. Elijah Perkins b. 8-29-1774
MA m.
Patience (Wood)
3. Stephen Perkins b.5-14-1780 MA m.
4. Hannah Perkins b.6-6-1782 MA m.
Thomas Pratt
5. Eli Perkins b.3-31-1786 m.
Sarah "Sally" (Hull)
6. Mary Perkins b.10-5-1790 m. *It has been suggested
that this **JOEL PERKINS was the son of John Perkins & Dorcus (Brooks)
and brother to William Perkins
. (Descendants of Edward Perkins of New Haven, CT)
*See my posting where this theory was tossed around:
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/PERKINS/2007-08/1187307616 ** Perkins
Research asks Questions??... "
*IF.... Joel Perkins who
m. Mehitable (Brooks) (above) was a son of John Perkins b.1719 Hadley, Hampshire
Co., MA who married Dorcus (Brooks)...
Question: Would not Joel Perkins b.1750, son of John & Dorcus
(Brooks) Perkins served in the Rev. War from Connecticut ?**
Why would he have fought in the
Rev. War from Mass. and not of from Connecticut where John & Dorcus Perkins had removed to
prior to 1746 and where their son "Joel Perkins b. March
1st, 1750" was born at ????
It is a known fact that John Perkins m. Dorcus
(Brooks) at New Haven, CT in 1746 and that John & Dorcus (Brooks) lived at Cheshire,
CT and Wallingford, CT and NOT in Mass. If Joel Perkins, son of John & Dorcus
(Brooks) Perkins inherited his grandfathers land in MA, then this parental
theory might be possible.
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The submitter of YDNA Test kit (2684) at
www.familytreedna.com is a descendant of Ketchel Perkins, a son of
#2. Elijah Perkins b.1774 m. Patience (Wood). Their YDNA
matched with those from the Edward Perkins of New Haven, CT
branch. |
**IMPORTANT**
.. A male
descendant the John & Dorcas (Brooks) Perkins family would need to submit a Y-DNA test
kit to a Y-DNA testing company to compare it against others of the Edward
Perkins of New Haven, CT Line, which is the line of descent that the author
of the book "The Descendants of Edward Perkins of New Haven, CT" places the
family of John & Dorcus (Brooks) Perkins.
This Y-DNA test would defiantly
be an interesting test kit outcome to watch. Are you a MALE Descendant
of John & Dorcas (Brooks) Perkins ?????
- Please consider submitting your Male DNA to the Perkins YDNA Project. |
| Rev. War Soldier - Served from MA |
| Levi Perkins b.1786 Cheshire,
CT. Son of (Samuel & Amy
(Beecher) Perkins) . His wife
HANNAH (SALISBURY). (dau. of Nathan Salisbury, of Caire, NY
d.1821). They were listed on the 1810
Windham, Green County, New York Census. They later removed to Rochester, Ulster Co., NY and
then settled at
Sullivan Co., NY. In the early history of the State,
Greene County was a part of Ulster and Albany County and was
made a separate and distinct county in 1800. Levi Perkins was a prominent
manufacturer in the city of Rochester, Ulster Co., NY. Their known children were:
1. Nathan Salisbury Perkins
b.11.6.1810 NY
*Removed to Minnesota*
2.
Mary A. Perkins b. ? Rochester, Ulster Co., NY
m. Harvey Morse
3. Julia Perkins b.1821 NY
3. Nelson Perkins
b.1823-1826 NY
*Removed to Fillmore Co., Minnesota*
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Source: NY
Census Records
Source: MN Census Records
Source:
Nathan Salisbury - Abstract of wills of Greene
County, New York, Sawyer, Ray C.; 1933 - Will Probated May 14
1821
Source: Biographical Sketch - Eugene Perkins - Memoirs of La Crosse Co., WI: etc...
Source: Mary A. Perkins marriage - Commemorative biographical record of
Ulster Co., NY v. 2 |
| Samuel Perkins b.1756 Woodbridge\Lyme,
CT d.1811 Green Co., NY. Son of (Peter &
Mary (Peck) Perkins). His wife AMY
(BEECHER). He removed from Connecticut to New York State and
is listed on the 1810 Census at Windham, Greene Co., NY.
Known children were:
1. Wooster/Worster
Perkins b.1779 CT
2. Anna Perkins b. ca.1781 CT m. Daniel Stowe
3. Hoel
Perkins b.1783 CT
4. Levi
Perkins b.1786 CT
5. Harlow
Perkins b.1787 CT
6. Amy Perkins b.1788 CT m. Uriah Haines NY
7. Peter Perkins.b.1790 m.
Sally (Hotchkiss) |
| *Informational - This
Samuel Perkins did NOT also marry Lavina\Levia Edson |
| Solomon Perkins
b.1737 MA d.1831 NY. Son of (Solomon & Lydia (Sprague) Perkins).
His 1st wife SARAH (EDSON)., 2nd wife
MARGARET (Unknown). They were listed on the
1810 & 1820 Census at Champion, Jefferson County, New York.
Their known children were:
1. Sprague Perkins b.1766 MA
2. Eliab Perkins b.1767 Easton, Bristol Co., MA d.1795 ME m. Tiley (Ingraham)
*Some people on the Internet
have his death as 1811 Jefferson Co., NY >?
2a. Joseph Hartwell Perkins b.1786
Hallowell, ME
2b. Sarah Perkins b.1787 ME
2c. Nathan Perkins b.1789 ME
2d. Melinda Perkins b.1791 ME
3. Sarah "Sally" Perkins b.1768 MA m. Samuel Sinclair
4. Solomon Perkins Jr. b.1775 MA
5. Hosea Edson Perkins b.1780 MA
6. Aaron Perkins b. ? MA *Elihu
S. Perkins b.1803 NY is somehow related to this family*
*Eliab\Elijah
Perkins b.1796 NY is somehow related to this family*
*Solomon Perkins b. 1805 MA?
is somehow related to this family* |
*May have fought in the
English & French & Indian War (1754-1763)
Source: Last Will and Testament - Jefferson County NY - Wills Book A -
(1830-1843) - Pages 15-17 |
| (prob). Joseph Perkins b.1735
MA. Son of (Solomon & Lydia (Sprague) Perkins). His wife
MARTHA (HAYWARD / HOWARD)?. They were
listed on the 1810 New York Census at Champion, Jefferson Co., NY.
Unknown children |
| This person
was listed on census index's as "Lot Perkins". But after viewing this Census
myself, I see it as Jo's (Joseph). He lived a few Households away from his
brother, Solomon Perkins (Above). |
| Dr. Solomon Perkins Jr., M.D. b.4.2 or
5.1805. MA d.2.25.1863 Erie, PA. His wife
LOVINA\LAVINIA (CAMPBELL) b.1808 NY d.1854 Erie, PA.
They were listed on the 1830 Census at
Champion, Jefferson County, New York. They
removed from New York to Erie Co., PA around 1830/31 and should have
been listed on the 1840 at Erie or Wayne, Erie Co., PA. In 1850 they
were listed at at Wayne, Erie Co., PA. In 1860 he is listed in the
household of Gurden & Tilly Cook/Crook at Wayne, Erie Co., PA. They were known to have had 8
children, 5 of which are currently known.
Their known children were:
1.[Unknown]
*Not mentioned in fathers Will
2. Lester
Perkins b.11.27.1828 Jefferson Co., NY
3.Victor Perkins b.1837 PA
*Not mentioned in fathers Will
4.[Unknown]
5.[Unknown]
6. Charity Perkins b.1843 PA
*Not mentioned in fathers Will
7. Leroy Perkins b.1845 PA d.1924
Pascagoula, Jackson Co., MS m.
Adelaid E. (Haskell)
**Purchased land in Columbia Co., WI from
his brother Lester Perkins in 1869 *Removed to South Dakota, *Removed to
Jackson Co., MS
8. Alvira/Elvira Perkins b.1847 m. Hollis Hiscock
*NOTE* In
the Will of Solomon Perkins, he mentioned his brother "Eliab
Perkins"**
*NOTE*
There is also a family connection between
Solomon Perkins &
Elihu Perkins
b.1803. Elihu S. Perkins daughter
Caroline "Carrie" Perkins was, in 1850, living in the household of
Gurden & Tilley Cook\Crook which is the same household Solomon
Perkins lived in 1860.
***POSSIBLE> Son of Solomon Perkins Jr.
b.1775 MA (above)
**POSSIBLE > Son of
Hosea Edson & Edith (Manchester)
Perkins)
*** POSSIBLE > Son of Byrum Perkins or
Jeduthan Perkins, sons of
Abiezer & Irene (Loomis) Perkins
***Probably> The brother of Tilly/Tilley
Crook b.1800, wife of Gurdon/Gurden Crook whose home he lived in, in
1860 which is the same household his possible daughter, Caroline Perkins
b.1843 lived in 1850. |
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Source:
Portrait
and biographical album of Polk County, Iowa, Chicago, Lake City
publishing co., 1890
Source: Solomon Perkins - Last Will and Testament - PA Wills & Probate
Records
Source: Leroy Perkins & Adelaide (Haskell) = Marriage - Haskell Family
Association |
| (Doctor) John H. Perkins b.1769 ?
d.11.28.1810 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY. His wife is
MARY ESTER "Polly" (UNKNOWN). He was not listed on
the 1810 Census at Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY as he must have died prior to
the census. **More research is needed** |
Source: Death of John H.
Perkins - Columbian Gazette - Utica, N.Y. - 12.11.1810
Source: Jefferson Co., NY - Estate Papers - P1 - 3 & 52
Source: Jefferson Co., NY Deeds - Volume A page 259 |
| Rev. Lester Perkins b.1828 Jefferson
Co., NY. Son of (Solomon &
Lovina\Lavinia
(Campbell) Perkins). His wife CLARINDA
(EATON). He was a Methodist minister and left Erie Co., PA in
1858 for Poynette, Columbia Co., WI. They are listed on the 1850 Census at Wayne, Erie
Co., PA and on the 1860 Census at Dekorra,
Columbia Co., WI. He purchased land in Columbia Co., WI in 1863. In 1864 they removed to Mt. Vernon, IA. In 1868
he moved his family to Des Moines, IA. Their children were:
1. Perry Perkins b.1849 PA
2. Charles O. Perkins b.1853 PA
3. Ella Perkins b.1856 PA m. E. B. Fagen
4. Frank Perkins b. ?
5. Kittie Perkins b. ?
6. Jennie Perkins b. ?
7. Bert Perkins b. ? |
Source:
Biographical Sketch -
Portrait and biographical album of Polk
County, Iowa, Chicago, Lake City publishing co., 1890
Source: 1850 PA Census |
| Ambrose Perkins b. ca. 1775 ?. His wife
BETSY / BETSEY (Unknown). They were
listed on the 1810 Census at Riga, Genesee Co., NY.
Their known child:
1. [Female] Perkins b. between 1795-1800
2. Ephraim
Perkins b.1804 NY
3. [Male] Perkins b. between 1801-1810 NY
4. [Male] Perkins b. between 1801-1810 NY
5. [Female] Perkins b. between 1801-1810 NY |
| Unknown Perkins b. ca 1780-1785 d. ca
1814 NY. His wife EUZUBIA (CHAMBERLAIN).
They were known to have lived in Genesee Co., NY in 1810. His widow m.
2nd. in 1815; Moses Porter b. 1759 d.1840 MI a soldier of the
Revolutionary War. She followed her children to Metamora, Lapeer
Co., MI. Their known children were:
1. Achsah "Hannah" Perkins b. 1800 Henrietta, Ontario Co., NY d.1887 Lapeer Co., MI m.
1822 Ontario Co., NY; Joel B. Wilder
*Remove to Lapeer Co., MI
2. Sarah "Sally" Perkins b.1806 NY d.1880 MI m.
Eber P. Barrows . Mr.
Barrows build the first Hotel in Metamora, Lapeer Co., MI. He sold the
hotel in 1861 to B. K. Ackerman.
3. Julia Perkins b. ? NY
4. Harry F. Perkins b.1810 Ontario\Genesee Co., NY
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* Attorney
Ephraim
Perkins of Royal Oak, Oakland Co., MI was the Attorney used by
Moses Porter in a petition to prove that he fought in the Revolutionary
War. (Unknown if there is a family relationship with Ephraim
Perkins or not ?)
* Mr. (Unknown) Perkins & Euzebia (Chamberlain) had 4 children
before his death in 1814 NY (Rumored that he may have died possibly at
Monroe Co., NY). |
For more information, Please contact:
Annette Brandes
Source: MI Census Records
Source: History of Lapeer Co., MI |
| *Note* Some of all of this
Information may not be correct. It will be up to you, the researcher to show proof before
passing any of this information on. |
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