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1850 Wisconsin Biographical Sketches

Lanson W. Perkins b.1816 NY. Son of (Anson & Betsey (Worden) Perkins). His wife PRUDENCE (JERNEGAN or STUART). They were listed on the 1850 WI Census at Beloit, Rock Co., WI.

Their known children were:

1. Elbridge Perkins b.1849 WI
2. Alanson Perkins b.1851 WI
3. Augusta Perkins b.1853 WI
4. Hattie Perkins b.ca.1854 WI
5. Henrietta A. Perkins b.ca.1856 WI
6. Willie Perkins b.1858 WI

For more information about this family: Contact Roberta Heorman
Source: Maiden name of "Stuart" : Northwestern Christian Advocate, Vol. 63

STEPHEN B. PERKINS

Stephen Barber Perkins b.4.23.1811Canada d.11.25.1871 Fairfield, Solano Co., CA. His wife SALINA (DORMAN) b.1816 Canada. They were listed on the 1850 WI Census at Beloit, Rock Co., WI. She is listed on the 1860 Census as "Sal Perkins" at Monroe, Green Co., WI. This family moved to Fairfield, Solano Co., CA.

Their known children were:

1. Eben Dorman Perkins b.1834 Canada
2. Hayden Perkins b.1837 Canada
3. Sarah Perkins b.1843 Canada
4. Stephen Barber Perkins b.1845 Newtonville, Canada m. Ellen Frances Payne   *Removed to Marion, Crittenden Co., KY.
    4a. Grace Emily Perkins b.1868 WI
     4b. Laura Selina Perkins b.1871 WI
     4c. Edwin Dorman Perkins b.1873 WI
     4d. Herman Perkins b.1875 WI

5. Ezra Perkins b.1849 WI

Source: Horace Gillette Cleveland, “A Genealogy of Benjamin Cleveland, a Great-Grandson of Moses Cleveland of Woburn, Mass, and a native of Canterbury, Windham County, Conn.”, Chicago, 1879
Source: Burial - Suisun-Fairfield Cemetery - Fairfield, Solano Co., CA - Find-A-Grave.com

MARY PERKINS

Mary Perkins b.1820 N.H. was listed on the 1850 WI Census at Beloit, Rock Co., WI in the household of David & Eunice Tucker.

ANDREW PERKINS/PURKINS

Andrew Perkins/Purkins b.1836 NY. He was listed on the 1850 WI Census at Clinton, Rock Co., WI in the household of Oliver & Clarissa Richardson.

*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.