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1890:
July-Sept. Aug. 21st:
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton H.
Perkins and daughters,
Gertrude
& Mabel Perkins, arrived in town to visit a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
of the Strafford House. Mrs. Perkins
is a sister of Mr. Lee and has not
been in this section for some 10 years. 1891: April-June May 7th: Miss
Clara Perkins
of Constable, NY m. April 23rd, 1891; Mr. Herbert Dunshee of Bristol, VT |
1924:
April-June
April 17th:
Mr. Samuel F. Perkins,
91, died. He is said to be the oldest locomotive engineer of the New York
Central R.R. He died at his home in Batavia, NY. He was born in Fairport,
NY.
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1936:
July-Sept. Mrs.
Mary (Debyah) Perkins, 60, of Constable, NY, died. Mother of Mrs.
Clarence Gardiner. Mrs. Perkins was the widow
of George Perkins who died 18 years ago. She
is survived by three sons; Fred Perkins of
Westville, NY, Isadore Perkins and
Albert Perkins of Constable, NY. Four
daughters; Mrs. George Sherman of Johnson City, NY, Mrs. Dewey Patrode of
Syracuse, NY, Mrs. Clarence Garson City, NY, Mrs. Dewey Patrode of
Syracuse, NY, Mrs. Clarence Gardiner of Fort Covington, NY and Miss
Alice Perkins of Syracuse, NY. Two sisters,
Mrs. Levi Perrault and Mrs. Walter Fleury. Three brothers, Theodore Debyah,
Willard Debyah and Albert Debyah.
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