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1892: Dec. 7th - The St. Lawrence Plaindealer, Canton, NY.
Dec. 5th: Parishville, NY:
Mrs. John Perkins died on Thursday night of
blood poisoning. She had been sick only a few days. Funeral services held
yesterday. She leaves a husband and five children. 1907: Jan. 29th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Jan. 21st: (Mrs). Wealthia (Perkins) Wilson, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. M. Kip of Canton, NY. She was born in Potsdam, NY June 30th, 1837. She married Waldo W. Wilson on Oct. 16th, 1861. She is survived by her daughter named above and two sons, Roscoe Wilson and Dr. William Wilson. ______________________ 1907: Feb. 12th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Feb. 11th: (Mrs.) Imogene S. (Perkins) Ralph, died. Wife of Murray N. Ralph. She was the daughter of the late (Mr.) Frank/Francis Perkins. She was born July 22nd, 1847. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Miss Fanny Ralph and her brother, Charles J. Perkins. _____________________ 1909: April 27th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mrs.) O. S. Perkins's son-in-law, Mr. Daniel G. Gates, died. Mrs. Perkins was formerly Miss Louise Smith before her marriage. _____________________ 1910: Feb 15th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mrs.) Ellen Perkins, 86, widow of Francis J. Perkins, died at the home of her son, Charles J. Perkins. She was born in Carthage, Jefferson Co., NY where she married Mr. Perkins about 1844. Mr. Perkins was engaged in the tinning and hardware business and died about twenty years ago. Two children were born of this union, their son, Charles J. Perkins who survives and a daughter, Mrs. M. N. Ralph deceased. A sister, Mrs. Henry Seeber of Oswego, NY and a brother who resides in Iowa also survive. _____________________ 1912: Nov. 12th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mr.) Byron Perkins,
72, died at his home in Ogdensburg, NY. He was born in the town of Lisbon,
NY. His wife died about five years ago. He is survived by three sons and
one daughter. ____________________ 1916: Sept. 26th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mr.) Charles J. Perkins,
66, died. He was the son of Francis J. & Ellen
(Murray) Perkins. He was born Jan. 25th, 1850 at Canton, NY.
Mr. Perkins was twice married, 1st to Miss
Eliza Erwin, daughter of the Rev. Erwin at one time rector of Grace Church
and to this marriage were born 4 daughters; Gertrude
Emily Perkins, Kate Florence Perkins,
Mrs. Grace Elizabeth (Perkins) Newman
and (Miss) Mabel Alice Perkins. He is survived
by his 2nd wife, Mrs. Mary (Ives) Perkins.
1916: Sept. 26th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mrs.) John Perkins and Miss Leone Risley were in De Peyster, NY, visiting Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Beach. ______________________ 1916: Sept. 26th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Mrs. Frank Petre visited her sister, (Mrs.) J. Perkins today. _____________________ |
1920: Jan. 27th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY
Jan. 24th:
(Mr.) Francis J. Perkins,
66, died following a stroke. He was a highly respected resident of this
village for many years. 1921: Dec. 27th -Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Dec. 26th:
(Mrs.) Mary (Ives) Perkins,
widow of Charles J. Perkins,
died. She was born in Plymouth, CT about 72 years ago. Some twenty-five
years ago she was joined in marriage to
Mr. Perkins.
She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Ella Wells of Woonsocket, R. I. , a
sister-in-law, Mrs. James Ives of Ogdensburg, NY and four foster
daughters, the children of her late husband;
Gertrude Perkins (address
unknown), Mabel Alice Perkins
of Minn., MN, Kate
F. Perkins of Canton, NY and
Mrs. S. A. (Perkins) Newman
of St. Paul, MN. 1924: Nov. 4th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Mr. Murray N. Ralph, died. He was
born in Canton, NY, Nov. 7th, 1843, son of Stephen W. & Ursula Ralph. On
Oct. 13th, 1868 Mr. Ralph married
Miss Imogene Perkins,
who died several years ago. To this union were born two daughters, Miss
Ella Ursula Ralph who died twenty years ago and Miss Fanny Perkins Ralph
of Watertown, NY. 1925: May 26th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Mrs. G. W. Brown was in Potsdam, NY Sunday spending the day with her sister (Mrs.) Allen Perkins, where their father Mr. W. A. Pond makes his home. Mr. Pond celebrated his 68th Birthday. ______________________ 1929: Aug. 18th -Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mrs.) Angie (Lamson) Smith, 83, died. Widow of John Smith. Funeral Services were held at the home of her daughter, (Mrs.) Martin Perkins of Ogdensburg, NY. Surviving is her daughter named above, one son Guy Smith of San Francisco, CA and her brother, John Lamson of Ogdensburg, NY. ______________________ 1930: Jan. 28th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Jan. 26th: Mr. Francis J. Perkins, died. A son and daughter, Charles J. Perkins and Mrs. M. N. Ralph survive him. ___________________ 1931: April 21st -Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY A Strip of paper found, bears the names of Attorneys admitted to practice in the county from 1802-1970. Matthew Perkins in 1802 is listed. Matthew Perkins dated June 5th, 1802 was the 1st lawyer admitted. He died in 1808. In 1815 Bishop Perkins was admitted to practice. Bishop Perkins came to reside in this county at the close of the War of 1812 from Mass. His grandfather Matthew Perkins married Hannah Bishop. His forbears came to New England in the same ship as Roger Williams. _____________________ |
1941: July 22nd - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Up to within recent years, there stood just North of the County buildings, a building that was known as the Perkins Place. Here Charles J. Perkins spent his early life and years of maturity and where he passed in 1916. He was the clerk of the School Board, Secretary of the St. Lawrence Agricultural Society and Secretary of the Canton, NY Savings & Loan Association almost from it's beginning in 1889. The old house in which Perkins was probably born, and where likewise his sister, who married Murray N. Ralph, was bought by Adam Helmer. Francis J. Perkins was their father and he ran a tinsmith tinker shop under the name of F. J. Perkins & Co. _____________________ 1946: Aug. 27th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Aug 20th:
(Mr.) Edson Perkins,
83, died. He was born in the town of Colton, NY, son of
Charles E. & Catherine (LaBeef)
Perkins. 1949: July 28th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY A few days ago, a stranger, named
Green, visited Canton, NY, making diligent inquiry for information as to
the where-a-bouts of Gertrude
Perkins, later married to G. P.
Duncan. Gertrude (Perkins)
Duncan has long been lost sight of for some years now. He stated that Mrs.
Duncan, if living, might aid in the disposal of an estate. 1951: Feb. 13th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY Feb. 18th: Herald-Tribune Dr. Gertrude Duncan, died. While no mention of the name of "Perkins" is written, it is believed she was the former (Miss) Gertrude Emily Perkins, daughter of Charles J. Perkins. Gertrude E. Perkins where-a-bouts have been unknown to friends for years and it is understood her three sisters, (Miss) Kate Perkins, Miss Alice Perkins and (Miss) Elizabeth Perkins, have been unaware of her residence if living. Mention is made in the story of her burial in Evergreen Cemetery, NY. This is an error no doubt, as recently, the rector of the Grace Church was informed of the death of the former Gertrude Perkins, who died practically penniless. Gertrude Perkins would be some years over 70. ______________________ 1952: March 25th - Commercial Advertiser, Canton, NY (Mrs.) Etta D. (Perkins) Baker, died at the home of her son-in-law Orrin Howard. She was born at Colton, NY Oct. 31st, 1863, daughter of Mrs. Harriet Jane Wood and Salom Perkins. She married Henry Baker. Three children were born of this marriage, Howard Baker, Harriet Baker, Francis Baker. She is survived by her son Howard Baker of Bethleham, PA a sister Mrs. Flora Tucker of Flushing, L.I. and /b>. She married Henry Baker. Three children were born of this marriage, Howard Baker, Harriet Baker, Francis Baker. She is survived by her son Howard Baker of Bethleham, PA a sister Mrs. Flora Tucker of Flushing, L.I. and a brother, (Mr.) Almon Perkins of Childwold, NY. _____________________
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