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1827: Cayuga Patriot: Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. By virtue of an order of Benjamin L. Cuyler, Esquire, late Surrogate of the county of Cayuga, will be sold by or under the direction of the subscriber, Administratrix of the Estate of Gilbert Perkins, deceased, at the late dwelling house of the said deceased in the town of Conquest on the fourth day of June next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, all that certain piece or tract of land known by the being a part of Lot number three in the old township of Brutus; beginning at the North East corner of land formerly owned by John Perkins, running west forty chains to the South West corner of said hundred acres, thence North twelve chains fifty links, thence East far enough to make fifty acres by running a line East parallel to South line, to East side of sad lot, then South to the place of beginning containing fifty acres of land - Dated April 6th, 1827 - Elizabeth Perkins, Administratrix
1841: Cayuga Patriot: Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY.
Oct. 7th 1841: Miss
Helen L. Perkins, daughter of Capt. John
Perkins; to Luther R. Palmer, M.D. 1844: Cayuga Patriot: Auburn, Cayuga Co. NY. Jan. 16th 1844: Miss Nannette K. Perkins, daughter of Capt. John Perkins; to Charles P. Tucker.
Also... 1847: Northern Christian Advocate, Auburn, NY. Oris Perkins
died in Middlebury, N. Y., May 6th, 1847, in the 56th year of his age. The
deceased was born in Grafton, Vermont, but the last 23 years were spent
where he closed his life. Mr. Perkins was converted to God four years
since, and joined the M. E. Church, under the inhors of brother D.
Fellows, Jr. and from that time till he was taken hence, he walked worthy
of his high protestor, and blameless before God and all the people. Though
he could not communicate much of his spiritual state during his last
sickness of about four weeks, seldom recognizing his own family, yet
during occasional lucid moments, he evinced a maturity for the heavenly
harvest. But his life for the past four years atiords ample assurance of
his safe arrival in the promised land. The bereaved widow and only
daughter enjoy the ___ and protection of the God of the widow and the
fatherless. 185?: Northern Christian Advocate, Auburn, NY. Rachel C. Perkins,
wife of Richard Perkins, died in Hannibal,
Oswego Co., NY, April 7th, in the 23rd year of her age. She has left a
husband and mother, and an infant son and other relatives to mourn her
early removal from their society. Rev. Jared Perkins - Rev. E. Scott writes from Nashua. Oct. 14th, as follows: "The numerous friends of Rev. Jared Perkins will be pained to learn that he is now suffering a relapse. He was so far improved two weeks ago as to be able to sit up much of the time, walk about the house a little, and once rode out, when he was again suddenly _____- He is now more reduced than ever. I grieve to say that the prospect of his recovery is very much darkened, still we cling to home, and pray unceasingly that it may please God to spare him. During the present week he has buried a promising son of about 21 years of age, who died of typhoid fever, at Winchester, N. H., which has very much added to the grief of the afflicted family. Not even the sorrowful satisfaction of seeing their dear son in his sickness, or following him to the grave was afforded them. Surely they need, and I trust they will have, the prayers of the church". Death of Bro. Perkins - Since the above
was in type, we learn by telegraph from Bro. Scott, that Bro. Perkins died
on Sunday, at 12 o'clock - Zion's Herald. 1862: Northern Christian Advocate, Auburn, NY. Mrs. Sally Perkins
died in Concord, N.Y., Nov. 21st, 1862, aged 75 years. This devoted
Christian mother was born in Dutches Co., N.Y. In 1805 she was married to
him who now so deeply mourns her loss. She was the fond mother of thirteen
children, nine of whom preceded her to the spirit land. About forty years
ago she gave her heart to God, obtaining a clear evidence of pardon, and
joined the M. E. Church, of which she has since lived a worthy and
faithful member. Death came suddenly, but she was ready. Her last
sufferings were great, yet her faith in Christ was unshaken. Her end was
peace and her memory is blessed.
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1876: Aug. 10th -Northern Christian Advocate, Auburn, NY. Mary A. Perkins,
wife of Ruben S. Perkins, died in the town of
Sullivan, Madison Co., NY, July 14, 1876, aged ? years, 11 months and 7
days. Her father was one of the first settlers in her native town where
she always lived, and died. Sister Perkins experienced religion when
thirteen years old, and joined the Congregational Church, subsequently
uniting with the M. E. Church and remained a faithful member until her
death. She was beloved as a mother, highly esteemed as an obliging
neighbor, and an earnest Christian in the Church of God. In her last
sickness she was sustained by the grace of God, and died in great peace
and triumph over death, and passed to the glory world to reign with Christ
forever. 1893: Jan. 21st - Auburn Weekly Bulletin, Auburn, NY. Luther G. Perkins
died Monday at his home, 27 Frazee street. Mr. Perkins was in the
70th year of his age and has been for a great many years a resident of
this city. For several years he represented the Seventh ward in the Board
of Supervisors and in his younger days always took a lively interest in
politics, with varying success. Mr. Perkins was well known through out the
county and his death will be widely mourned. 1906: Jan. 12th - Auburn Semi-Weekly Journal- Auburn, NY. Mrs. Mary Perkins, widow of John Perkins, died at her home in the town of Scipio, NY, near Mapleton, NY, Tuesday morning after an illness of over two years, old age principally being the cause of her death. Mrs. Perkins was born in England and had been in this country many years, coming here when very young and was in her 85th year. Her husband died 12 years ago. For over forty years they had resided in Scipio, NY. The large family circle surviving will have the sympathy of many friends in their grief. Four sons, George Perkins of Niles, NY; T. Jefferson Perkins and C. Smith Perkins of Auburn, NY and John Perkins of Scipio, NY survive: also six daughters, Mrs. Harry E. Clark; Mrs. Henry Clark of Auburn, NY; Mrs. Hester Williams of Sheffield, Penn.; Mrs. William Bricks of Auburn, NY and Miss Carrie Perkins of Scipio, NY. Her remains were brought last evening to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Clark No. 9 Camp street, in this city and funeral services will be held at the Bradley Memorial chapel Friday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be made in Fort Hill. ______________________ 1908: March 13th - Auburn Semi-Weekly Journal- Auburn, NY. Strange and Adventurous Career of "Prince Charlie" Perkins To the Editor of the Tribune: Sir - The article from Madrid which appeared in Monday's newspapers in regard to the claim of Carlos Allen Perkins to a royal pension was interesting to those who remember the late Charles Allen Perkins, father of the claimant. The career of Mr. Perkins was remarkable and unfortunate, and the claim which his son puts forth is a legitimate one. Mr. Perkins occupied several diplomatic positions in Spain and was also a member of the legation at Lisbon during President Grant's administration. He married in 1870 the Princess Isabella Gurowski de Bourbon, first cousin of the late Alfonso XII, Princess Isabella's mother, the Countess Gurowski, being the sister of Francois D'Assais, husband of ex-Queen Isabella of Spain. Mr. Perkins left two sons, Alfonso Perkins and Carlos Perkins. The former is on friendly terms with his royal relatives, having assumed a title, but Carlos Perkins, much against the wishes of his mother's relatives, adopted the stage as his profession, and has for that reason been disowned by them. Mr. Perkins died in Syracuse, NY about ten years ago. His sister, Mrs. Walter Adams, and two nieces still reside near this city. This Charles Perkins
and his sister Anna Perkins, resided
in Auburn in the middle 50's and went to school in the old Auburn academy.
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1913: Feb. 18th - Auburn Semi-Weekly Journal- Auburn, NY. Mrs. Margaret Parker Perkins died at her home at Packwood's Corners three miles west of here Friday at the age of 90 years. Deceased was a native of Pultency, NY. She had previous to coming to this village in December, lived for a number of years with her daughter at Manchester, Michigan, removing to this village at the time of the death of her daughter. Despite her advanced age, she was a most remarkable woman. She was always in good health up to December and prided herself on being able to do the housework. She is the last of her family, the only survivors being a daughter, Mrs. B. F. Snyder of this village, and seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The funeral services will be conducted at the late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. A. W. Battey officiating. The remains will be taken to Bath, N.Y., tomorrow morning for interment in Unionville cemetery. ___________________ 1914: March 13th -Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY. West Niles, NY: March 13 -
Mrs. George Perkins died at her late home,
near Koenig's Point, Monday night. 1918: March 9th - Citizen , Auburn, NY. Funeral services for Mrs. Etna A. Perkins, wife of
Smith Perkins of this city, who died
Thursday, will be held at the undertaking establishment of Eben M. Walker,
No. 47 Clark street at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with burial in the
Soule Cemetery. 1928: Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY. Mrs. Mary F. Perkins,
74, wife of Alfred Perkins, died Monday at
her home in the town of Venice. She had been in poor health for some time
and her condition became serious about a week ago. She was a life-long
resident of Southern Cayuga County. She is survived by her husband, a
daughter Mrs. Fred Foster of Moravia, NY; a son, J.
W. Perkins of Moravia, NY. The funeral will be held from the home
of her son in Williams street, Moravia, NY, at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, with Rev. W. G. Stevens, rector of St. Matthew's Church
officiating. Burial will be in Venice Cemetery. 1939: Jan. -Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY. Mrs. Josephine
Raesler Perkins, widow of Frank B. Perkins,
died early this morning after being seriously ill since Jan. 2. She had
been failing for several months. Mrs. Perkins was born in Germany, March
16th, 1873, having been brought to this city when an infant and most of
her life was spent here. Mrs. Perkins is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Brooks, with whom she lived and also by many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held from the home at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Norton T. Honser recto of the St. Peter's Episcopal Church
will officiate. The body will be placed in the receiving vault at Fort
Hill Cemetery for burial later. Friends have been invited to call. 1944: Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Perkins, 81, widow of James Buchanan Perkins,
died Sunday at her home. She was born in Alloway, Wayne Co., NY. For some
years she resided with an uncle, Felton Smith at Baptist Corners and
attended school in Owasso, NY. She was a member of Second Baptist Church
of this city. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harry Bennett of Auburn, NY;
three sons; Jay M. Perkins of Syracuse, NY;
Lee H. Perkins of California and
James O. Perkins of Warrensville, N. J.; five
grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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