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Jabez Perkins b. 1783 CT d.9.6.1819 Macdonough,
Chenango Co., NY. Son of (Erastus & Anne
(Glover) Perkins) of Norwich, CT. His wife ABIAH (Unknown)
b.? d.9.6.1819 Macdonough, Chenango Co., NY. They were known to have lived at Macdonough, Chenango Co., NY
in 1819 when their house started on fire and both he and his wife were
instantly killed leaving seven orphans.
Their known children:
1-7. Children - Names unknown
[More research is needed]
*He was a brother of
James Perkins &
Erastus Perkins |
Source: Death of Jabez
Perkins & Wife - Columbian - Newspaper - New York, NY - 9.14.1819
Source: Burial - Riverview Cemetery - Oxford, Chenango Co., NY |
Stephen Perkins b.1780 MA. His
wife THEDA (Unknown). They were then listed on the 1850 Census at
Conneaut, Erie Co., PA with their son Elam Perkins [listed below].
Their known children were:
1. Elam
Perkins b.1814 NY m. Lydia _____
2. Lydia Perkins b.1816/1820 m. Martin Seeley
(probably) Eliza Perkins b.1824 m. Amos Ames
3. Harvey W. Perkins b.1826 NY
m.1st. Lucy A. ____ , 2nd.
Phebe Ann ______
4. Elisha Perkins b.1831 m.
Martha ______
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Daniel Perkins b.ca.1777 VT d. between
1851-1860 IL. His 1st wife UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN), his 2nd wife
PHEBE (PICKARD) b.1793 NY.
They were listed on the 1820 Census at Cato, Cayuga Co., NY and in 1830
at Elbridge, Onondaga Co., NY. In 1850 he and his 2nd wife were
listed at Erin, Stephenson Co., IL. His
known children w/Pheobe were:
1. Horace Smith Perkins b.1828 NY m. Susan R.
(Lloyd) *1850 & 1860
at Erin, Stephenson Co., IL
1a. William Perkins b.1851 IL
1b. John Perkins b.1857 IL
1c. Charles Perkins b.1858 IL
1d. Melvina Perkins b.1860 IL
1e. Dewitt Perkins b.1863 IL
1f. Mary Perkins b.1869 MO
1f. Electa Perkins b.1871 MO
1g. Nellie Perkins b.1873 MO
1h. Asa Perkins b.1878 MO |
Source: NY Census
Records
Source: IL Census Records
Source: MO Census Records
Source: History of Stephenson Co., IL |
*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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