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1850 Wisconsin Biographical Sketches |
| Chester
Boyles Perkins b.1799 Lansborough, MA d. 1873 WI. His wife
SALINDA/OLINDA (CHASE).
They came from Almond, Allegany Co., NY and were listed on the
1850 WI Census at Onekama, Winnebago Co., WI. His first land purchase was near his
son, Harvey J. Perkins when he purchased two tracts of land on
6/18/1858 in Township/Range 021 North-012 East, Section 18, S 1/4 SW 1/4 and
Section 19, N 1/2 NW 1/4, Waupaca Co., WI. In 1860 they were listed at
Jefferson, Monroe Co., WI.
They later moved to Neosho,
Dodge Co., WI where they both died. Their known children were:
1. Lewis
Boyles Perkins b.1825
Cattaraugus Co., NY
2. Theresa J. Perkins
b.1.30.1828 Cattaraugus
Co., NY m. 1852 Waupaca,
WI; Bradford F.
Vanduzee
*Removed to Jackson Co., MN
3. Harvey Jackson Perkins b.
1829 Allegany Co., NY
3. Minerva Perkins b.1831
Allegany Co., NY
4. Diantha Perkins b.1836 Homer, VT
m. Abner
Scoville
5. Mary Perkins b.1839
Cattaraugus Co., NY
6. Oregon R. Perkins b.1842-1846
Winnebago
Co., WI m. 4.9.1874 Monroe Co., WI;
Mary Ann Langon
*Removed to Stevens Point, Portage Co., WI
7.
Lucian Perkins b.1848 Winnebago Co., WI
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Source: Theresa J. Perkins marriage - An
Illustrated History of Jackson Co., MN - by Arthur P. Rose, 1875-1970
Source: Oregon R. Perkins marriage - WI Marriage Records - Monroe Co., WI
Source: WI Census Records |
| Samuel
Perkins b.1807 NY/NH. His wife RHODA (ROLLINS).
b.1811 ME d.1863 Oshkosh, Winnebago Co., WI. They were listed on the 1850 WI Census at Winneconne, Winnebago Co., WI.
She was listed alone on the 1860 Census at Oshkosh, Winnebago Co., WI.
**No Children listed in household**
** Listed as not having any children to leave her estate to in 1863*
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Source: WI Census Records
Source: Maiden name of Rhoda : Records of Families of the name Rawlins or
Rollins in the United States by John R. Rollins (1874)
Source: WI Wills & Probate Records |
| *NOTE*. Some
or all of this material may contain errors. It will be up to the researcher to show proof
before passing on any of this information. |
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