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| Luke P. Perkins b.1808 VT d.1889 VT. Son of (Elisha
& Mary (Conant) Perkins). His wife ELIZABETH (CROSS). They were listed on the 1850 Census at Weathersfield,
Windsor Co., VT. In 1860 he resided at Springfield, Windsor Co., VT Their known children were:
1. Mary A. Perkins b.1830 VT
2. Henry D. Perkins b.1833 VT
3. Jane Perkins b.1836 VT
4. Paige Perkins b.1839 VT
5. William H. Perkins b.1842 VT
6. Junius O. Perkins b.1846 VT m. 1st. Jennie E.
(Lockwood) d.1885, 2nd. Abbie H. (Tower)
6a. Clyde Elvin Perkins b.1873 VT
6b. Mary J. Perkins b.1878 VT
6c. Harold Lockwood Perkins b.1885 VT |
Source: 1850 VT Census
Source: Maiden Name of Wife - Luke P. Perkins death Find-A-Grave.com
Source. History of the town of Springfield, VT by C. Horace Hubbard/Justus
Dartt (1895) |
| Luther Perkins b.1801 Perkinsville (near
Weathersfield ), Windsor Co., VT d.2.3.1881 Perkinsville, VT. Son of (Jacob
& Deborah "Debby" (Rand) Perkins). His wife, m. 1827 VT;
BETSEY (WOODS) b. ? Rindge, N. H.. They were listed on
the 1850 Census at Weathersfield, Windsor Co., VT.
Their known children were:
1. Sophronia Perkins b.1830 VT
2. Harriet Perkins b.1832 VT
3. Susan Perkins b.1834 VT
4. Mary Perkins b.1839 VT
5. Charles Perkins b.1843 VT
6. Caroline Perkins b.1846 VT
*Johnathan Perkins b. 1771 N.H. aged 79 was
listed right next door to Luther Perkins with no wife, no children. This could be Luther's
father *Jacob* Perkins who was known to have died in 1854 at
Weathersfield, VT. This could be
an error on the census taker who transcribed his name as Johnathan
Perkins instead of Jacob Perkins, or, his fathers true name was either
Jacob Johnathan Perkins or Johnathan Jacob Perkins ??? |
Source: 1850 VT Census
Source: History of Ashburnham, MA from The Grant of Dorchester Canada ,
etc.. by Ezra Scollay Stearns (1887)
Source: Book of the Lockes: A Genealogical and Historical Record of the
Descendants.., by John Goodwin Locke |
| *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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