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Dr. John Perkins was charged with shooting Col. R. E.
Johnson with the intent to kill. Dr. Perkins obtained a decree from the
superior court, granting him a divorce from his wife,
Estelle H. Perkins,
on the ground of adultery. 1888-1890: April-May Sept. 4th, 1888: Notice: To Almond Perkins of Edwards, NY, Solon Perkins of Pierpoint, NY, John Perkins of Oshkosh, WI, William H. Perkins and Andrew J. Perkins of Kensett, IA, Orra F. Perkins and Myron S. Perkins of Northwood, IA and Perry Perkins of Burlington Junction, IA. Also: Cassandra Brown of Russell, NY, Martha J. Fifield and Sophia Woodside of Heuvelton, NY, Spencer Bannister of Potsdam, NY, James Fifield of New Hartford, IA, Harriet E. Towne of Plymouth, IA, Lucinda Chapman of Britt, IA, Mary Heally of Canton, NY.. Constituting all the next of kin and heirs at law of Susan McCargen, late of the town of Edwards, St. Lawrence Co., NY, deceased, send greetings. Whereas James Brown, executor named in the last will and testament of the said Susan McCargen, deceased, has lately applied to our surrogate of our county of St. Lawrence to have the said will proven. Also See:
Edwards, NY - Death of 4 Sisters
- St. Lawrence Courier - Potsdam, NY 1892-1895: Jan-Jan Aug. 9th, 1893: Mrs. Louis Agassiz is the
grand-daughter of J. W. Perkins, the prince of Boston who gave up his home
to Dr. Howe for the School for the Blind. She is a woman of more then 70
years. 1893-1895: Dec.- Feb. Aug. 7th: Mr. George Clement Perkins, native
of Malone, NY ran away from home at the age of 12. Now a Senator of
California. Seven years of his boyhood were spent at sea. He has seen
every part of the civilized world and seen a great deal that wasn't.
During his sea life he only went by the name of George Clement. 1903: Oct-Dec. Mrs. Margaret Perkins, 81, died. She was burned to
death at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Ingersoll in Rome, NY. The
terrible death was caused by a fallen hanging lantern which struck the
floor near her chair, covering her clothing in oil. The lantern was
suspended by a hook in the ceiling which pulled out as the lamp was being
lowered. In a twinkling, she was enveloped in flames. 1912-1925: July- March Mrs. Virginia E. Sartwell, 75, died. Widow of
George Sartwell passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Gawdin.
Mrs. Sartwell was the mother of F. E. Perkins of Watertown, NY. She was
born in Canada on Feb. 28th, 1848, daughter of John & Clarissa (Moranda)
Bearwood. Twenty-One years ago she removed to Sylvia Lake Section. Besides
Mr. Perkins, she is survived by two other sons. T. A. Barnes of Fullerville and W. P. Stone of Hailesboro and two daughters, Mrs. Gawdin,
Mrs. Matthew Frawley of Gouverneur, NY, and one sister, Mrs. Ameila
Kilbourn of Watertown, NY, one brother Joseph Bowen.
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1918-1922: May-June
Aug. 13th, 1919: Mr. Byron Perkins of
Davenport, IA is home visiting his parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Perkins. 1920: May-April Miss Jane Whiteford, who was the oldest inhabitant
of the town, died at her home. She was born very soon after her parents,
Thomas and Janet Whithead arrived in America from Scotland and was the
oldest of eight children. She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Janet
Perkins who has lived with her since her advanced age prevented her living
alone. 1933-1936: May - Jan. Jan. 16th, 1935: Mrs. Jeanette
(Whitehead)
Perkins, 94, died. Widow of Benjamin Franklin Perkins
of Tipton, IA. She
was born at Edwards, NY on March 22nd, 1841, daughter of Thomas and
Jeanette (Ladsey) Whitehead. Her parents were married in Scotland and came
to America in 1829 and a daughter by a previous marriage of Mr. Whitehead
made the ocean voyage. She was married to Benjamin F. Perkins about the
year 1885 at Edwards, NY. Mr. Perkins had gone to Iowa with his people
from New York when he was young, in a covered wagon, at that time Iowa was
considered the "West". He became a farmer and the owner of two tracks, one
of them being at La Port___. Following the marriage Mrs. Perkins lived at
Edwards for 10 months and then went West to Mr. Perkins home in Tipton,
IA. Mr. Perkins died at the Davenport, IA hospital in 1901. After her
husbands death she stayed in Tipton for a few years, returning to Edwards.
For 15 years she lived with her sister, Jane Whitehead in a log cabin at
Edwards. She stayed there until the death of her sister in 1921. According
to Mrs. Perkins, she wished to be buried in her wedding dress which she
has saved nearly 50 years. Surviving are two nephews, Byron Wright of
Fowler, NY and Erie Lake, assistant attorney general at Albany, NY, and a
niece, Mrs. Grover Reed of Richville. Interment at Edwards Cemetery in the
family plot. 1946-1947: May-Nov. Sept. 25th, 1946: Mrs. Leona Perkins of
Aberdeen, MD, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Sterling on Monday. 1952: 0003.pdf Jan 1st: Mrs. Grace (Walker) Perkins, 79, died at
Dodgeville, NY. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Walker of
Richville, NY. 1953: 0004.pdf Mr. Frank Perkins, 72, died. He was born at Saranac
Lake on Oct. 27th, 1880. He married Miss Lottie Russell of Ontario on Dec.
3rd, 1910. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Clifford McCollum
of Harrisville, NY.
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1957: 0199.pdf
June 4th: Mr. & Mrs. Paul Perkins attended the
funeral of her father, Joseph Chambers. 1974: 0530.pdf July 3rd: Mrs. Dorothy L. Perkins, 49,
of
Sackets Harbor, NY., died. Wife of Neil H. Perkins.
She was born at Canton, NY July 12, 1924.
Survived by her husband, and two daughters, Miss Maxine Perkins of
Watertown, NY and Miss Annette Perkins of Sackets Harbor, NY. Three
sisters, Mrs. Margaret (Conrad) Felix, Mrs. Mary Given both of Bigelow,
NY, and Mrs. Donna (Merle) Boulton of Sackets Harbor. Two brothers, James
Pritty of Gouveneur, NY and Miles Pritty of Rochester, NY. Her mother,
Mrs. Lucille Pritty. She married Neil H. Perkins on June 20th, 1948 at St.
Paul's Church at Watertown, NY. 1986: 0256.pdf April 17th: Mrs. Hilda Mae Reed, 69, died.
Wife of Leo Reed. She was born in Parishville, NY on May 25th, 1916,
daughter of Harold and Anna (Paul) Perkins. On May 29th, 1939 she married
Gerald Quick, he died in 1949. She then married Leo Reed in 1951. She is
survived by her husband, Leo, her mother Anna Perkins of Canton, NY, a
daughter Mrs. Elaine Wick of Syracuse, NY, two step-daughters, Mrs. Robert
(Sherry) Grover of North Java, NY, and Mrs. Alfred (Rosalle) Brassard of
Depew. A sister Mrs. Ethel Mace of Canton, NY. A son, John E. and a
brother Buster, died before her. 1989: 0248.pdf March 22nd: Mrs. Rose Ann Perkins, 78, died.
She was born Aug. 10th, 1910 at Lisbon, NY. daughter of James & Jennia
(McFadden) Curry. She married Howard C. Perkins on April 16th, 1928.
Mr.
Perkins died on Oct. 13th, 1973. She is survived by two sons,
D.
George Perkins and Howard I. Perkins of Heuvelton, NY. Two daughters,
Dorothy Ann Duvall and Cathy Rose Perkins also of Heuvelton, NY. A sister
Hattie Scotland. Two brothers, Arthur Curry and James Curry. 1993: 0537.pdf Sept.12th:
Mrs. Mary M. Perkins, 86, died.
Surviving her are three sons, Francis Perkins of Gouverneur, NY,
Kenneth
Perkins of Colton, NY, Harold Perkins of Massena, NY. Three daughters,
Mrs. Anita (Rexford) Sampier, Mrs. Louise (William) Mousaw of Colton, NY,
Mrs. Margaret ( Dominic) Pietrobono of Mount Kisco. Four sisters, Mrs.
Marcella (Francis) Connelly of Norwood, Mrs. Loreta ( Martin) Clohosey,
Anita Marden and Alice Matthews of Colton, NY. A brother, Kenneth Marden
died before her. She married Herbert Perkins in June 1925, he died March
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