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1900: March 15th - Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser -Rochester, NY 1900: June 4th - Buffalo Evening News - Buffalo, NY
RUTLAND, VT - Robert
A. Perkins dead - June 4th - Robert A. Perkins, for many years
editor of the Rutland Herald, died yesterday of heart trouble at his
cottage on Shrewsbury pond after an illness of a little over a week. 1900: Nov. 5th - The Gloversville Daily Leader - Gloversville, NY Mrs. Jennie Perkins, widow of the late James S. Perkins, died yesterday morning, at the corner of Perry and Mason streets, Johnstown, aged forty years. The cause of her death was catarrh of the stomach, from which she had suffered for some time. The funeral will be held alt the house, Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, Rev. F. R. Sherwood officiating. The interment will be made in the Johnstown cemetery. ___________________________________ 1901: Feb. 23rd - Glens Falls Morning Star - Glens Falls, NY. George Perkins died at his home in Burnshamville, NY of heart disease following typhoid fever, Tuesday morning at six o'clock. He was unmarried, and is survived by a number of brothers. The funeral was held Thursday at two o'clock p.m., at the Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. H. A. Wood officiating. ________________________________ 1901: Feb. 28th - Lake George News - Warrensburg, NY
E.H. Perkins (Elisha H. Perkins), a
life long resident of Creek Centre, suffered a third stroke of paralysis
Friday and died Tuesday, aged sixty-three years. He is survived by his
wife, five sons, Penbroke C. (Pembroke) Perkins, of Columbus, Ohio;
Elmer
G. (Emer G.) Perkins and Earl Perkins, of Corinth; Amon Perkins, of
Schenectady, and Claude Perkins, of Stony Creek; one daughter, Mrs. L.R.
Dunlap, of Creek Centre; one brother, David Perkins, of Creek Centre, and
two sisters, Mrs. Almon Swears, of Creek Centre, and Mrs. Jesse Lowe, of
Necedah, WI 1901: Sept. 25th - Steuben Advocate - Bath, N.Y.
Mrs. Malvina Perkins was born in Jefferson
Co., N.Y., Feb. 27th, 1829, and died at Grove Sprints, Sept. 19th, 1901.
Her husband, Erastus Perkins, died about
twenty years ago. She was the mother of seven children, four of whom
survive her: Orren Perkins of MO; Seymour Perkins of Calf.,
Mrs. George Bacon of Seriba, N. Y. and Mrs. Seymour Houck of this
place. She also leaves three sisters and one brother. During her last
illness she was tenderly cared for by her two daughters and her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Stone, of Oswego, N. Y. all that willing hands and
loving hearts could do was done, but in vain. The summons came and she
went gladly to meet her Savoir in whom she trusted and the loved ones gone
before. She will be greatly missed by a host of friends and neighbors as
well as by the members of her bereaved family. 1902: Feb. 1st - The Port Jefferson Echo - Port Jefferson, NY.
Mr. J. Henry Perkins,
a native and life long resident of Riverhead, NY, died of heart disease at
his home on Wednesday, in his 63rd year. Mr. Perkins
was born at Upper Mills, NY, one mile west of Riverhead. His father was
John Perkins, then a famous man of the
county, and who introduced the woolen industry and mills into this state,
establishing in 1828 the woolen mills at Riverhead. In May, 1860, Mr. Perkins married Miss Eliza M. Skidmore of
Riverhead, a sister of George Skidmore, the architect. She survives him,
as also do two children; John H. Perkins, Jr,
and Mrs. William M Litehard. 1902: June 19th - Richfield Springs Mercury, Richfield, NY.
Mrs.
Jane Perkins,
wife of Bird Perkins, died at her home near
this village, Wednesday, June 11th. Mrs. Perkins had been a helpless
victim of rheumatism for several years and death ended her suffering and
set the spirit free from a cramped and distorted body. She leaves a
husband and two sons. 1902: Aug. 20th - The Evening Telegram - New York, NY.
By the terms of the will of
Hosea B. Perkins, known as the "silver tongued orator" of
Washington Heights, who died July 28th last. Mrs. Lucy Disbrow, mother of
Louis Disbrow, the young man accused of the murder of "Dimple Lawrence"
and young Foster, at Good Ground, L. I., is a beneficiary. Mr. Perkins
died at his residence on Kingsbridge road. His will was filed for probate
to-day in the Surrogate's office. The value of his estate is said to be
$500 in real property, and $25,000 in personal property. Mr. Perkins
leaves to his son, Robert E. Perkins, his
gold watch and pendants, the gift of the deceased's brother,
James Perkins. To his sister, he leaves the income of $7,000, the
principal to revert on her death to his residuary estate. To the city of
Dover, N. H., he leaves $1,000 in trust, of which the income is to be used
to purchase a gold medal annually, to be known as the Perkins gold medal,
to be awarded to the pupil of the Dover High School who shall be decided
by the principal to show the greatest proficiency in oratory. The residue
of the estate is divided between his children Robert R. Perkins; Lucy, the
wife of Thomas A. Disbrow, of Richmond Hill, L. I.; Mary, the wife of Rev.
George H. Payson, of Rahway, N. J.; Helen H., the wife of Henry M. Noe;
Grace, the wife of William J. McCreary, and his grandchildren, Ida Harriet
Sperry and Ethan Samuel Allen, the children of his deceased daughter,
Harriet Ida, the wife of Ethan Allen. Each child is to receive one-sixth
of the residuary estate and each grandchild one-twelfth. Robert Perkins,
son; Lucy Disbrow, daughter, Ethan Allen and the Rev. George Payson,
son-in-law of the testator, are appointed his executrix and executors. The
will was executed Dec. 22, 1901. 1902: Sept. 19th - Elmira Daily Gazette and Free Press - Elmira, NY.
Mrs. Susan Perkins
died at her home, 412 South Broadway at 7 o'clock last evening. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. George Monell, and six grand children -
Charles A, Frank G, Harriet R. , Salome E., Maude C., and Harry C. Monell.
She was a member of the Disciples of Christ. The funeral will be held at 2
o'clock to morrow afternoon at interment will be in Woodlawn. 1902: Nov. 28th - Geneva Daily Times - Geneva, NY.
Mr. David Perkins
died at his late residence yesterday morning, aged 57 years. The deceased
had been in poor health for the past years, but had not been considered
dangerously ill until seven weeks ago, when he took to his bed. Death
resulted from heart failure. Mr. Perkins was born in Gorham, NY where he
had resided until he came to this city seven years ago. He was for years a
member of the Gorham Lodge, F. & A. M. He is survived by a widow, two
sisters, Mrs. Abbie Phillips of Gorham, and Mrs. Susan Gillette of
Ferguson, N. Y. and by one brother, Charles T.
Perkins, of this city. Interment will be in the Gorham cemetery. 1902: Dec. 24th - Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, NY.
Mrs. Harriet A. Perkins,
89 years old, died yesterday morning at the home of her son, Thomas G.
Perkins, 47 Irving Place of pneumonia. Mrs. Perkins was born on Sept.
25th, 1813 at New London, CT. She was descended from the old Allen Family
which was prominent in the New England States. At the age of 25 years she
married Mr. Cady of Amherst, Mass, and had one son, Frederick L.A. Cady,
of the insurance firm of Cady & Perkins. Her first husband died. While
visiting this city a few years later she met and married
Thomas G. Perkins and a son,
Thomas Perkins of Cady & Perkins, was born to
them. Mr. Perkins died in 1866. Mrs. Perkins was a devout member of the
Trinity Episcopal Church. The funeral services, under the direction of
Rev. Cameron J. Davis of Trinity Church will be held this afternoon at
Mrs. Perkins home. The remains will be taken to Forest Lawn and place in a
vault until spring when they will be taken to New London for burial.
The Rev. John H.
Perkins (Jolm H.
Perkins) died at his home in Rochester, NY on Tuesday, aged
seventy-two years. He was a native of Ross England, and soon after coming
to this county, preached at the West Mountain, East Lake George and Bay
road churches. His wife, who was Mary J. Chapman, formerly of Glens Falls,
NY, survives him. He also leaves two sons, The Rev.
J. H. Perkins, of Penn Yann, NY and Walter J.
Perkins, of Rochester, NY, and two daughters; Mrs. W. T. Richards
of Buffalo, NY and Miss Edith Perkins of
Rochester, NY. Mrs. Sarah Perkins of South
Glens Falls, NY, is a daughter-in-law.
1904: Sept. 1st - The Morning Star - Glens Falls, NY.
Nashua, N. H. : After living
for years in the most primitive manner, despite his vast possessions, 1905: Dec. 23rd - Elmira Daily Telegram- Elmira, NY.
Wellsville, N. Y.:
Mrs.
Alice L. Perkins, wife of E. H. Perkins,
died at her home in this city, Wednesday morning of typhoid fever, aged
fifty years, and the funeral was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Perkins
was a daughter of Elijah Georgia, of Elmira, NY, and was born May 23rd,
1855. She was married to E. H. Perkins twenty-two years ago, and for the
past sixteen years they have been residents of Wellsville, NY. Mrs.
Perkins was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Besides her
husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. L. W. Johnson, of this city.
Also a brother, F. B. Georgia, of Olean, NY, and six sisters, Mrs. Emily Brambley of Kushequa, Pa., Mrs. E. J. Dearborne and Miss Estelle Georgia,
of Olean, NY, Mrs. Josephine Rogers of Chemung, N. Y., ; Mrs. Florence
Norton of Rochester, NY and Mrs. Louis Freeman, of Endeavor, Pa.
ROME, NY: Jan 21st:
James H. Perkins
died Saturday night at his home about two miles east of Oneida County
Home. He was born in Utica, NY Aug. 12th, 1850. For a number of years he
was employed here in the Petrie Meat Market. About forty years ago he
purchased the farm on which he died. Besides his widow, he leaves two
children, William
Perkins who lives at
home and Mrs. C. E. Rudy of this city and two brothers;
William Perkins
of Floyd, NY and
Charles Perkins
of
Rome, NY, and a sister Melissa, who lives in Jackson, MI. The funeral will
be held from the house at 1pm Thursday. 1906: Dec. 8th - The Port Jefferson Echo - Port Jefferson, NY.
John R. Perkins,
of Riverhead, whose funeral took place on Friday afternoon last, for many
years was one of the leading men of Riverhead. He was born at Upper Mills
April 3rd, 1829, and was one of the sons of John
Perkins. For a long time he was in the clothing business. Mr. Perkins was Justice of the Peace of the
town of Riverhead for twenty years, beginning in 1861. He held the office
of Supervisor for fourteen years, beginning in 1878. In 1865 Mr. Perkins married Miss
Alice Pierson, of
Southampton, NY, a daughter of Capt. James Pierson. He was a director in
the Suffolk County National Bank and a Trustee in the Riverhead Savings
Bank. For several years Mr. Perkins has
devoted a great deal of time to the Riverhead Electric Light Company in
which he held a large interest. He is survived by a widow and four
children. 1906: Dec. 20th - The Monroe County Mail - Fairport, NY.
The family of the late
Asa Perkins, consisting of seven children is quite remarkable one,
in the fact that the seven children are all living, the oldest being
eighty and the youngest sixty-two. Asa Perkins Sr, was married to
Martha Esten, in 1824, at Dudley, Mass, and soon after moved to this town,
locating on the Esten farm and five years later to the old homestead farm,
about a mile east of DeLand's corners. Here they lived for over fifty
years and reared a family of seven children. Mr. Perkins died in 1892 and
his wife three years later, after having lived together for sixty-seven
years. The seven children, all of whom are living are: Jane E. Mende of
Akron; Mrs. Mary Atwood of Alexander; Asa F. Perkins
of Fairport, NY; Samuel F. Perkins
of
Batavia, NY; Martha M. Witter of Cuyler, NY; Mrs. Peter VanLeeren and Mrs.
W. H. Jerrells of Fairport, NY, in order named, the oldest being eighty
and the youngest sixty-two. The combined ages amount to 506 years. When
Mr. Perkins, Sr., came to Fairport, NY, there was but one store here and
very few buildings in Rochester, NY. To the later place they had to go to
do all their marketing, get their milling done, etc. Fairport, NY was
really a wilderness at that time.
1907: March 10th - Union & Advertiser -Rochester, NY
___________________________________________ 1907: April 17th - Clyde Times - Clyde, NY
Mrs. Cordelia M.
Goodrich Perkins, wife of Horace Perkins,
died at her home on Sodus street Thursday evening at the advanced age of
seventy-six years, one month, and one day, of pulmonary tuberculosis. Mrs.
Perkins had been in poor health for some time and had borne her suffering
with unusual fortitude and patience. She was born in Swantown, Vermont,
and had been married fifty-one years and six months. She had been a
faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church for about thirty-eight
years and had lived a life worthy of imitation. Her funeral was conducted
Saturday afternoon at the church and her pastor, Rev. J. H. Britton,
assisted by Rev. F. F. Himes officiated. She is survived by her husband
and one adopted daughter, Mrs. William Smart, of North Rose, NY, and a
granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Quereau, who have the sympathy of a wide circle
of friends in their great affliction.
Watertown, NY:
Mrs. Catherine Ann Perkins, wife of
Thomas Perkins, died this morning. She was
about 50 years old and had been ill some time. 1907: May 31st - Elmira Daily Gazette and Free Press - Elmira, NY.
Mrs. Margaret Perkins
died at her home, 408 Walnut street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Henry Bouille, at home, two
sons, John Perkins and Charles Perkins, of Buffalo, NY, and three grandchildren, Nellie
Woodruff, George Bouille and Henry Bouille. The funeral will be held at
the home tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and at 10 o'clock in St. Patrick's
Church. Interment will be in SS. Peter & Paul's Cemetery.
After a long and painful illness,
Mrs. Jesse Perkins (Olive (Lawrence)
Perkins), died on Thursday, Aug. 1st, at
her home about two miles north of West Day, in the town of Edinburgh, aged
54 years. Mrs. Perkins was a highly respected resident and leaves, besides
her husband, one daughter, Mrs. George Tenant, and one son,
Elwyn Perkins, who reside with their parents;
two stepsons, Fred Perkins and Frank Perkins of Gloversville, NY, and one
stepdaughter, Mrs. Roy Palmer, of Amsterdam, NY. She is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Jack Craig of Gloversville, NY and Mrs. Frank Cloutier
of Edinburgh Hill, NY; two brothers, Wesley and Lorenzo Lawrence, of
Gloversville, NY. The funeral services were conducted at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Edinburgh Hill last Sunday afternoon, the Rev. G. K.
Frasier of Northville officiating. Interment was made in the Edinburgh
Hill cemetery.
New London, CT: Sept. 26th - The New
London County Historical Society has acquired the famous Shaw Manor
situated on Bank street in the old Connecticut town that is so famous for
its association with the stirring events of the Revolution. During that
period the Shaw Manor was the naval office of the Continental Congress,
and its owner, Nathaniel Shaw Jr, the confidential friend and trusted ally
of Gov. Trumbull and George Washington, who was several times his guest.
The Manor has been sold and deeds given, and on July 1st, it passed into
the possession of the society. Jane Richard Perkins,
who sold it, is the last of the old Shaw stock with the exception of a
niece. Her brother, Shaw Perkins, died a
short time ago, and she was weary of living alone and keeping up the manor
as it should be. The price paid for the mansion was $33,000. To the credit
of the people of New London, the sum was raised by public and private
subscriptions in less than two months and a half. The Historical Society
is now making a few changes, preparatory to taking possession. Hitherto
the organization has been cramped in a few rooms, and has had no place in
which to store its collection of old manuscripts, swords, pictures, and
other historical possessions. 1907: Nov. 7th - Binghamton Press, Binghamton, NY.
Mrs. Annis M. Perkins, aged 52 years, wife of
Daniel Perkins, died at the home of her daughter on Thompson avenue at 9
o'clock this morning. She is survived by her husband; two sons,
Alvin
Perkins and George Perkins; one daughter, Mrs. Alta Van Why; one sister,
Jennie Perkins of Binghamton, NY and one brother, George Chase of
Nebraska. The funeral announcement will be made later. 1907: Dec. 23rd - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
The funeral of Mrs.
Freeman Perkins, aged 45 years, a sister of the late Mrs. William
Haff, of this village, was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at the house,
on the Brower farm in the town of Mohawk, NY. Mrs. Perkins died of
pneumonia early Saturday morning, the same disease which caused the death
of her sister, Mrs. Haff. Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Rose,
of Glen, NY, she is survived by her husband and two children, one of whom
is Mrs. David Filkins, of Akin. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. George
Borden, of Fultonville, NY. The interment was in the Green Hill Cemetery
in Amsterdam, NY.
Jan. 22nd: Sarah Van Nostrand
Perkins, wife of the
late Sylvester Perkins, aged 55, died at the
residence of her son, John Perkins, Wednesday
morning. She is survived by three sons, Frank
Perkins, Clarence Perkins and
John Perkins. Prayer will be offered at her
late residence Friday afternoon at one o'clock. Funeral services Saturday
at Poughkeepsie. *Also See: 1893: Dec. 5th - Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle - Poughkeepsie, NY. 1908: March 12, 1908 - Broadalbin Herald - Broadalbin, Fulton Co., NY
March 11th: Mr.
Parley Perkins aged 94, died a the home of his son, Arthur
Perkins, near Union Mills, early yesterday morning. The deceased had
resided in that vicinity for only two years. Sixty five years of his life
was spent in Johnstown. He is survived by five sons, Andrew Perkins
of Johnstown, George Perkins of Alaska, William Perkins of
Johnstown, John Perkins and Arthur Perkins of Broadalbin,
and by three daughters, Mrs. Miranda J. Sprung of Schenectady, NY; Mrs.
Margaret A. Steele , and Mrs. Mary McLaughlin of Johnstown. The funeral
was held Wednesday at 1 o'clock, at the home of Andrew Perkins in
Johnstown, Rev. W. A. Williamson officiating. Burial was made in Johnstown
Cemetery. 1908: May 7th - The Morning Star - Glens Falls, NY.
Mr. David Perkins
died at his home on Thursday after a lingering illness. He is survived by
his wife, three sons and two daughters. The funeral service was held at
the M. E. Church Saturday at 2 o'clock - May 1st.
1908: Aug. 20th - The Clyde Times - Wayne
Co., NY
Mrs. Perkins was actively connected with
enterprises which were started in the interest of church work and social
advancement of young people of our village during her residence here. She
leaves on son, E.T. Prau ? of Rochester, and George D. Perkins and
Francis R. Perkins, stepsons, of Clyde. Funeral services were held
at the residence of George D. Perkins, August 11th, a 3 p.m.
conducted by Rev. Dr. Halsey. Her remains were laid at rest near her
husband in Maple Grove Cemetery. Life will never be quite the same now to
those who knew her, while those who were nearest to her will long for her
presence with an unutterable longing, for a mother's counsel and advise
and gentle, loving sympathy. 1909: July 1st - The Binghamton Press - Binghamton, NY.
Randall Perkins
died Wednesday night at the home of his son, Randall
B. Perkins, 77 Vestal avenue, at the age of 87 years. The body will
be taken to Whitney Point on Sunday morning for burial.
Mr. Oliver
Perkins died at his home in the town of West Sparta, NY, on the
25th inst., aged seventy-four years. 1910: Sept. 25th - Albuquerque Morning Journal -Ballston, NY. Mr. Albert J Perkins who was one of the oldest Yale graduates and later served as instructor of chemistry at that university died at the county almshouse here today. He was 84 years old. In his early life he accumulated a comfortable fortune but reverses swept away his savings and for 39 years he had been an umbrella mender. ____________________________________ 1908/1909: Fulton County Republican - Johnstown, NY.
Rev. James G. Perkins
died Friday at Round Lake from a stroke of apoplexy. He was born in
Fair Haven, VT, 81 years ago. His charges in the Troy conference were
Belcher, Chester, Pawlet and West Dorchester, VT; Warrensburg and Bolton
Mission; Warrensburg; Clintonville, Broadalbin and Mayfield, Clarksville
and New Salem, Northville and Denton's corners, Schaghticoke Hill and
Junction Rock City and East Galway, Winooski, VT; Schaghticoke Hill and
Melrose, Hindsburg, VT and Rural Grove. He went to Round Lake to reside in
1892. He is survived by his wife and a brother, John
Perkins of Hyderville. 1909: Feb. 9th - Niagara Falls Gazette - Niagara Falls, NY.
Mr. Jesse E. Perkins,
46 years old of No. 626 Chilton avenue, a well known citizen of this city,
died shortly before 2 o'clock this morning. Death was very sudden. Mr.
Perkins having been stricken with apoplexy at Main and Third streets about
9 o'clock last evening, while going to the Knights of Columbus ball at the
Clifton Hotel, Niagara Falls, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Frank Mullaney
and Miss Agnes Clifford were just leaving Cole's drug store to take a car
when Mr. Perkins was stricken. Mr. Perkins was taken to the family home in
Chilton avenue. For awhile the attending physicians believed Mr. Perkins
would survive the stroke, but about midnight his condition became grave.
The deceased is survived by a wife, two sons, Jesse Perkins and Albert
Perkins, and one daughter Mildred Perkins, two brothers,
Fred Perkins and Edward
Perkins of Malone, NY. Mr. Perkins belonged to Niagara Falls
Council 247, Knights of Columbus, Niagara Lodge No. 346, B. P. O. E and
Branch No. 2 Catholic Mutual Benefit Association. Arrangements for the
funeral will be announced later. The Knights of Columbus will meet tonight
in special session to arrange for the attending funeral. The deceased was
born in the town of St. Albens, Vermont, and lived there until of age.
Later he lived at Saranso Lake. He came to this city about 17 years ago
and since that time has been engaged in the plumbing business. He was a
Democrat. Until recently he served the city in the capacity of plumbing
Inspector, having been appointed during Mayor Butler's administration in
1901. A year ago, Mr. Perkins was appointed custodian of the city voting
machines. 1909: Dec. 11th - The Rye Chronicle - Rye, NY
PRESIDENT PERKINS DEAD -
Franklin Pierce Perkins, of Port Chester,
died Wednesday afternoon in Dr. Peckham's private hospital, in Stamford.
Mr. Perkins is the first village President to die in office since the
village was incorporated, in 1868. Death was caused by Bright's disease.
Mr. Perkins was the democratic candidate for Supervisor in the recent
election, and it is believed the hard work and excitement of the campaign
under minded his not too robust health, and a few days after the election
he collapsed. At noon Wednesday he had an attack of heart failure and died
within a few minutes. Mr. Perkins was born in Litchfield, CT, in 1852,
coming to Port Chester in 1890. When the Hotchkiss Beef Company, wholesale
dealers, was organized, he became manager and held that position at the
time of his death. He was also one of the best known horse dealers in this
section. In April, 1908, he was induced to run on the democratic ticket
for Village president and surprised the politicians by defeating Addison
Johnson, formerly Warden of Sing Sing Prison, being the first democrat to
be elected to a village office in fourteen years. During his short term of
office he demonstrated that he was an excellent executive. His chief work
was in causing the village books to be straightened out, which was done in
the face of a great deal of opposition. People of the village regardless
of party hold him to greatest esteem. He was a member of Mamaro Lodge, F
and A. M. and the Port Chester board of trade. He also served an
enlistment in the Connecticut National Guard. He was twice married. He is
survived by a wife and two daughters, Miss Claribel Perkins and Mrs. Elsie
Millicent Lawrence, of North Carolina, and three brothers and three
sisters. The funeral of the late Mr. Perkins will take place tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock from St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The entire
Village Board will act as pall bearers and the funeral cortege will be
escorted from Mr. Perkins late home on Highland street to the church by
the police and fire department who will act as guard of honor. It is
believed many organizations will participate. The late Mr. Perkins will be
buried with Masonic honors as the services will be in charge of Mamaro
Lodge, F. & A. M. Municipal Hall as well as all public buildings in Port
Chester are draped in mourning and flags have been at half mast since the
announcement of his death. Interment will be in Union Greenwood Cemetery,
Rye, NY. 1910: The Evening Star - Washington, D.C
Mr. John A. Perkins,
a resident of Washington for half a century, died early this morning
at his home, 514 E. street northeast, following an illness of a year
of cancer. Arrangements have been made to hold the funeral from the home
Saturday afternoon. The service will be conducted by Rev. Dr. C. S. Abbott
of the Church of the Good Shepherd and interment will be made in the
Congressional cemetery. Mr. Perkins came to Washington before the civil
war. He was connected with the private printing establishments which did
all of the work for the government printing office, and was one of the
first men to be employed when the government printing office was
organized. He served there continuously until the regime of Public Printer
Sterling Rounds. During most of that time he was a foreman in the bindery.
Mr. Perkins was a member of the last house of delegates of the District
under Gov. Shepherd. His widow and seven children survive him. The
children are: George Perkins, Thomas Perkins, John U. Perkins, Charles
Perkins, James Perkins and Miss Mary Perkins, all of
Washington, and Mrs. Annie Sheridan of Boston, MA. 1910: Dec. 20th - The Daily News - Batavia, NY.
South Byron, NY: Mr. John
L. Perkins died at the county home this morning at 11 o'clock. He
was in his 76th years and had been in feeble health for several years. Mr.
Perkins was born in Byron, NY and until middle life was a resident of this
town. He then went to Michigan and remained there until a few years ago,
when he returned here. He was taken to the county home two weeks ago,
helpless as the result of a shock of paralysis. He suffered another shock
on Friday morning and never regained consciousness. His funds were
insufficient to hire a nurse and care for him here for any length of time.
As it is there is enough to pay all expenses and he will not be a charge
on any one. His wife died some years ago and there are no children. He
leaves one sister, Mrs. Helen Mann of South Byron, NY. Mr. Perkins was
well known and esteemed by all his acquaintances. The interment will be in
the Byron Cemetery. 1911: March 26th - Elmira Daily Telegram- Elmira, NY.
William D. Perkins
died at the family home on Grand Central avenue in the village of
Horseheads, NY, Wednesday night about 12 o'clock, aged seventy-two years.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. W. E. Taylor, of Horseheads, NY. A prayer
service was held at the home Saturday at 3:30 pm. and at the Methodist
Episcopal church at 2 pm. The Rev. E. J. Yerden officiating. Burial was in
Maple Grove Cemetery. 1911: June 9th - Schenectady Gazette, Schenectady, NY.
Schuylerville, NY: June 8th: - Col.
Joseph J. Perkins died early this morning at
his Chestnut street residence, death being due to paralysis. He was born
in York, Michigan, April 3rd, 1845, and was educated in the public schools
there and at the Ypsilanti Normal School. In 1862 he enlisted in a
Michigan regiment, took part in battles at Vicksburg, Port Hudson and
other places, and was made a colonel for his bravery. He was a member of
the G. A. R., and at one time was commander of Post Frank Norton, No. 161.
At the time of his death he was serving as custodian of the Saratoga
battle field monument. Col. Perkins was married in 1877 to Miss
Minnie
Wilcox, who survives him. One son, George Perkins,
an engineer employed on the barge canal, and two brothers,
William J. Perkins of Grand Rapids, Michigan
and Albert D. Perkins of Ithaca, Michigan,
also survive. 1911: Sept 11th - Oswego Daily Times - Oswego, NY.
Joseph Perkins,
the 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perkins, died at the home of
his parents this morning. The boy had been in poor health for the past
year so his death was not entirely unexpected. Besides his father and
mother he is survived by six sisters: Mrs. Ada Labarge, Mrs. William
Mitchess, Margaret Perkins,
Dorothy Perkins, Clara
Perkins, Hilda Perkins and one
brother, Foster Perkins. Funeral arrangements
will be made later.
Mrs. William Perkins
died at 12 o'clock noon on Sunday Dec. 17th, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas O'Toole, 710 Hawley avenue, Syracuse, NY, at the age of 92
years. She was born in Wales and when two years old came to this country
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard. They located in Steuben,
NY and resided there until she was united in marriage 63 years ago with
William Perkins.
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1912: Jan. 11th - Richfield Springs Mercury, Richfield, NY.
Mrs. Melvina Allen
Perkins died very suddenly at her late home on the Hyder, Jan. 4th,
1912 at the advanced age of 96 years. Mrs. Perkins was born Sept. 9th,
1815 in the town of Richfield, where she has always lived. Last July she
fell and broke her hip and since that time she has been quite an invalid.
She is survived by one son, Calvin Perkins,
with whom she has lived since the death of her husband eight years ago.
The funeral was held at the homestead on Saturday at eleven o'clock, Rev.
F. O. Hokerk officiating. Burial was made in the family plot on the farm. 1912: July 2nd - The Rome Daily Sentinel - Rome, NY
PHILADELPHIA - The Rev. Reese Wilmer
Perkins, president of Leland University, New Orleans, and a
noted Baptist preacher, writer and educator, was found dead here during
the night, but was not identified until today. Death was due to heart
disease. Leland University is closed for the summer and Mr. and Mrs.
Perkins were on a visit to this city. Yesterday he told his wife he was
going to visit a meeting of clergymen, and that was the last she saw of
him. Mr. Perkins was 65 years old. He was educated at Bucknell University,
Lockhaven, PA. before becoming president of Leland University. 1912: Sept. 24 - The Evening Post - New York, NY.
Mrs. Emily Swan Perkins,
stepmother of George W. Perkins, died
yesterday at her home in Riverdale, NY. She was born in Erie, PA, eighty
years ago. After her marriage she lived in Chicago for several years,
where she was a director in the Chicago Orphan Asylum and the Home for the
Friendless. Besides George W. Perkins, a
step-daughter, Miss Emily Perkins and two
sister-in-law, Mrs. E. J. Herron and Mrs. William Brewster, survive her. 1913: August 26th - Buffalo Evening News - Buffalo, NY
Mr. Frank R. Perkins, formerly a
resident of this city, and a well known attorney, died at his home in
Washington, D.C. on Saturday. Mr. Perkins was born in Cazenovia 70 years
ago. While engaged in the practice of law in this city, Mr. Perkins was a
member of the law firm of Perkins & Sea?er and Box & Perkins. 1914: April 10th - The Albany Evening Journal - Albany, NY.
The will of Elizabeth
A. Perkins of New York, widow of William Wallice (Wallace) Perkins,
a former Albanian, has been probated. The estate of over $10,000 is to be
held in trust for Fannie R. Perkins, a
daughter, who received three-quarters, and Clifford
W. Perkins a son who receives the remainder. At their deaths the
principal will be divided among grandchildren. Mrs. Perkins died in New
York last month. The body was brought to Albany for burial. 1915: Oct. 7th -Poughkeepsie Eagle News - Poughkeepsie, NY
Death: William
J. Perkins died at 10:30 Wednesday morning in St. Francis Hospital
after an illness of several months. He was a native of this city and at
one time engaged in the coal business here. Later he made his home in Mt.
Vernon, NY, where he became identified with the New York Westchester and
Boston Railroad Company. He was 51 years old and is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Archer, two sons, William A.
Perkins and Milton L. Perkins of this
city, and three half-brothers, E. E. Perkins
and Charles Perkins of this city, and Warren
Perkins of East Orange, N.Y. Two half-sisters, Mrs. J. H. Doughty of
Poughkeepsie and Mrs. Eeward Sherwood of Scranton, PA, also survive. The
funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home
of Mrs. J. H. Doughty, 38 Hamilton. Burial will be made in the
Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery, the arrangements being in charge of
Undertaker D. C. Anderson. 1915: Oct. 16th - The Livingston Republican - Geneseo, NY.
Mr. Miles Perkins died at 9:15 o'clock on
Wednesday morning, Oct. 8th. His death occurred in Dundee , Yates Co., NY,
at the home of Mrs. Miller, a sister of his first wife who was
Jane
Simonson of Steuben county and to whom he was married about 1860. To them
was born one son, Walter Perkins, and he was
taken in infancy by his grandparents in Steuben County, after his mother's
death, and reared by them. He died in 1904 or 1905 and left a widow and
two daughters, all of whom are living. Miles Perkins was the son of
John H. Perkins who died at the age of 100
years. About 1875 Miles Perkins was married again to Mrs.
Lucy Phillips
who died some years since. The most of the eighty-three years of Mr.
Perkins life was spent in the town of Leicester, his father having located
there in an early day. Miles Perkins was born in the town of Geneseo, near
the Genesee river, just east of the Caylerville bridge, on the north side
of the roadway. The Perkins farm, where Miles was born, skirts the Genesee
river on the opposite side from where Miles was reared. No man knew "The
Valley" better than he. Every bend in the river was familiar to him, for
in his younger days he hunted much along the river and shot otter, mink
and muskrat; also quail, woodcock and snipe. He was an expert hunter and
marksman, and for years loved the sport. Miles Perkins was the last of six
sons who grew to manhood. His brother, Warren Perkins, died in Andersonville prison. There are three sisters living, Mrs. Cole of
Michigan, Mrs. Frances Woodruff of Lakeville, NY, and Miss
Alice Perkins
who makes her home with Mrs. Woodruff. "It is appointed unto men" - unto
all men - "once to die". Miles lived to a ripe old age, having passed the
"three score and ten" limit by thirteen years. Mr. Perkins was a kind
hearted man, a good neighbor and valued friend, and will be missed by
many. There was no place to him like his childhood home and during the
last few years of his life, he made frequent visits to the scenes and
happenings of other days. For some months he had been gradually failing
and while on a visit to Dundee he became worse, and for six days his heart
grew weaker day by day till the end came and he closed his eyes in death.
The funeral was at the home of Mrs. Woodruff and conducted by George K.
Ward, the pastor of the Presbyterian church of Lakeville, assisted by Rev.
C. F. Clutter of the U. P. church of Coylerville. The burial was at Mr.
Pleasant near Lakeville and took place on Friday Oct. 10th at 2 p.m..
Beautiful and appropriate wreaths from relatives and friends were resting
on the casket which was borne to the place of interment by Clyde P.
Woodruff, Lloyd S. Hanna, Frank S. Rosand, B. Scott Gilbert. 1915: Nov. 24th - The Fredonia Censor - Fredonia, NY
Mrs. Lydia Perkins
died at her home in Dunkirk, Friday, Nov. 12th, aged 76, following a
stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Harriet M. Perkins,
widow of George B. Perkins, died at her home,
38 Floral avenue, this morning at 7 o'clock. She is survived by two
children, Rev. Frederick Perkins of St.
Johnsville, NY and Miss Lucy R. Perkins of
this city, and three grandchildren, Ruth H. Perkins; George S. Perkins and
James H. Perkins
of St. Johnsville, NY. She was of colonial and
revolutionary ancestry, the family coming from Orange County. She had been
a member of the Presbyterian Church for 68 years. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home. 1916: April 3rd - Buffalo Evening News - Buffalo, NY
ALBION- April 1st -
Samuel Perkins dead. The death of Samuel Perkins, oldest inmate
of the Orleans County Home for Aged and Infirm, occurred Saturday at the
hospital of that institution. Mr. Perkins was 83 years of age. He was a
veteran of the Civil War and leaves no known survivors. The funeral
service was held at the chapel of the county home, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Chaplain Rev. William Excell of Barre Center officiating.
Interment was at Mount Albion cemetery. 1916: May 29th - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Mrs. Andrew C. Ford, formerly
Miss Harriet Perkins, daughter of the late
Thomas Perkins, died Saturday night at the
home of her mother on Perkins street, just one week after the death of her
father. Mrs. Ford's home was in Ilion, NY and she came here on account of
the illness of her father. She was taken ill last Sunday, of pneumonia,
and at 9:05 Saturday night, she breathed her last. She is survived by her
husband, her mother, Mrs. Thomas Perkins, a brother, William A. Perkins of Newport, R. I., a step-brother, Frank R.
Earl, of this city, two aunts, Harriet and Emma, and an uncle, Joshua, all
of Amsterdam. Mrs. Ford was born in Amsterdam and had she lived until June
7th, would have been 28 years old. She resided here all her life up to
eight years ago, when she was married, and has since made her home in
Ilion, NY. During her residence in Amsterdam she was a prominent member of
the Locust Rebekah lodge, no. 351 and transferred her membership to the
Mohawk Rebekah's of Mohawk. Mrs. Ford was a pianist of ability and a member
of the Musicians local of Ilion. Prayer services will be held at the
mother's home at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Dr. Joshua Kyle.
The Rebekah's will also conduct their services. Wednesday morning the body
will be taken to Ilion, where the funeral will be held at 2:30 in her
home. The burial will be made in the cemetery at Frankfort. 1916: Dec. 20th - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Mrs. Mary N. Perkins,
widow of the Rev. Charles B. Perkins, died
Monday, December 11th at her home in Plattsburgh, NY, after an illness of
a week. Mr. Perkins was for a number of years pastor of the First Baptist
church of this city. The Plattsburgh Republican says of Mrs. Perkins. Her
general health had been good and her perception and business faculties
very acute until the past year, her eyesight became defective. She was
stricken with apoploxy under which she lingered about five days. She was a
faithful Christian attendant of the Baptist church. She leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Perkins Potter, and a
granddaughter. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery. The funeral
services will be held Wednesday afternoon Dec. 13th, at 2:30 o'clock at
the Baptist church. Mrs. Perkins was the widow of the Rev.
C. B. Perkins, who died seven years ago while
pastor of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Perkins was born in Binghamton,
NY, where she was married to Dr. Perkins on Sept. 9th, 1873. ___________________________________ 1917: Feb. 8th - The Binghamton Press - Binghamton, NY.
Perry G. Perkins
died Friday at his home in Triangle at the age of 79 years. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon and was in charge of director W. E. Nichols of
Whitney Point. Burial was in Upper Lisle Cemetery. 1917: Aug. 29th - Jefferson County Journal - Jefferson Co., New York George W. Perkins. The Lakeview, Michigan, in its issue of Aug. 9th, 1917 says:
George Washington
Perkins passed from this life at 7:10 p.m. Aug. 1st, 1917, at
his home in Lakeview, Michigan, aged 97 years, 1 month and 8 days. The
following was written by Geo. W. Perkins, July 15th, 1901, marked "To Dora
and Jesse when I am gone."
Newburgh, NY:
Mr. Friend W. Perkins, a brother of city councilman William R. Perkins, died suddenly last night
in the Masonic Home in Utica, NY. He was 73 years of age. For ten years he
was superintendent of streets in Newburgh, NY and had served several terms
as water commissioner. 1919: Jan. 16th - Richfield Springs Mercury, Richfield, NY.
Mr. Charles Perkins
died at the home of a friend, Chas. Jackson, at Oaksville, Monday
afternoon, Jan. 13th. Mr. Perkins was born in Brighton in 1840, and was
married about 47 years ago to Miss Olive Preston of Oaksville. Her death
occurred about 5 years ago. The greater part of their married life was
spent on a farm at Taylortown and a part of it in Oaksville and in this
vicinity. Two children blessed this union, Floyd C.
Perkins of this village and Grace Perkins, wife of Franklin Rose,
who died several years ago. Besides this son, he leaves a little
granddaughter, Vera Rose, two brothers, Hulburt
Perkins of Mt. Vielon and Hiram Perkins
of Scranton, Pa and one sister, Mrs. Charles Fay of Laurens. Mr. Perkins had been feeble for
some time, but his final illness only developed Sunday afternoon, when his
throat became paralyzed. The body was brought to the home of his son,
where the funeral will be held at 2 p. m. on Thursday, with interment in
the village cemetery. 1919: March 22nd - The Nunda News - Nunda, NY.
Mrs. Elsie Byers
Perkins, widow of the late Oliver Perkins,
died at her home in West
Sparta, NY, early yesterday morning, aged 87; she leaves a son, a daughter
and one sister. The funeral will be held Sunday. 1919: September 12th - Daily Sentinel - Rome, NY
BOONVILLE - Mrs.
Charles H. Perkins. Word has been received in Boonville of the
death of Mrs. Charles H. Perkins, which occurred the later part of August
at her home in Santa Ana, California. Mrs. Perkins was a former resident
of Booneville, NY and will be remembered by many of the older residents as
Miss Eliza C. Jackson. She was born in Booneville, NY 76 years ago and in
1861 became the wife of Charles H. Perkins
and after some time moved with her husband, father and mother to Newark,
N.J. where she lived until a few years ago, when she went to California.
Surviving are her husband, Charles H. Perkins; two sons, Albert Perkins
of Santa Ana, CA and George Perkins of Newark, N.J. 1919: Nov. 21st - Poughkeepsie Eagle News - Poughkeepsie, NY.
Mrs. Anna A. Perkins,
widow of Joseph Perkins , died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Quincard. 1920: March 5th - Penn Yan Democrat - Penn Yan, NY.
Prattsburgh, NY:
Mrs. Ann Eliza (Arnold) Perkins, died at the home of her
son, Herbert Perkins, Thursday, aged 83
years. She leaves one son with whom she lived, one granddaughter, and one
grandson, also one brother, Frank Arnold, of Rochester, NY. The funeral
was held at the home of her son, Sunday afternoon, Rev. F. H. Bisbee
officiating. Interment in Glen View Cemetery, Pulteney, NY. 1920: June 8th - Buffalo Evening News - Buffalo, NY Canandaigua, June 8th - Mr. John K. Perkins, age 45, died at his home in Chapel street Sunday evening. He leaves a sister and three brothers, Mrs. (Maude) D. E. Rounds of Milwaukee, WI, Z. (Zelore) M. Perkins of Ballston Lake, Saratoga Co., NY, J. (Jared) Alva Perkins of Spooner, Washburn Co., WI and E. (Eugene) A. Perkins of Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI.
Note: Sons & daughter of Jared
Perkins b.1849 WI, who was a son of Lymon Perkins b.1802 NH of
Kewaunee Co, WI 1921: March 3rd - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Joshua Perkins
died Wednesday afternoon shortly before 4 o'clock in the City Hospital of
general debility and bladder trouble. He was in the 76th year of his age
and had lived his entire life in Amsterdam, NY. He was born in this city,
Oct. 4th, 1847, and learned the trade of machinist at an early age. He
worked at his trade in the Sanford mills for about 45 years, being retired
three years ago. Since his retirement he has lived quietly at his home, 43
Arnold avenue. He was married in 1885 to Miss Ella Magee. About two weeks
ago, Mr. Perkins and his wife were overcome by gas in their home, but both
recovered fully from the effects of this and the experience was in no
measure responsible for Mr. Perkins death. Besides his wife, he is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Emma Dean; two sons, George W. Perkins and Edward J. Perkins,
and a sister, Miss Hattie Perkins. Six grandchildren and one
great-grandchild also survive.
1921: May 4th - The Albany Evening Journal - Albany, NY. 1923: Feb. 17th - The Evening Tribute Press -Springwater, NY Feb. 15th: Mrs. Sarah Bailey Perkins, died at the home of her son, Clair Perkins on Saturday, aged 63 years. She was the wife of the late Sidney Perkins, and is survived by four sons; Edwin Perkins of Springwater, Clair Perkins of Webster's Crossing, Harry Perkins and James Perkins of Genesee; and one daughter Mrs. Fred Van Buskirk, one sister Mrs. Joseph Hill of Souyes. Burial in the Edwin Cemetery. __________________________________ 1923: March 16th - The Livonia Gazette - Livonia, NY.
Mrs. Luna Perkins,
wife of Levi Perkins, died Monday in
Rochester, after a brief illness. Mrs. John Buskirk of Conesus, NY, Mrs.
Wambold of Sparta, NY and Mrs. Delbert Snyder of Nunda, NY were sisters,
and Samuel Pifer of Scottsburg, NY and Charles Pifer of Nunda were
brothers. (Nunda News).
Mrs. Mary E. Perkins,
78 years old, widow of Henry C. Perkins, died
suddenly in bed as she was about to partake of her dinner this noon at her
home, 2 Lathrop avenue. Death came after an illness of three or four
months due to heart disease. She is survived by three children;
Josephine E. Perkins, a teacher in the city
schools, Harry C. Perkins, an attorney, and
William L. Perkins, a West Side business man.
Mrs. Perkins was born in this city and had made the city her home here
since 1876, when she returned to this city after her family had spent four
years at Hazelton, Pa. Her maiden name was Mary E. Lloyd. She had been a
member of the Tabernacle M. E. Church since 1876. The funeral
announcements will be made later.
1924: Jan. 24th - The Cazenovia Republican - Cazenovia, N.Y
1924: March 22nd-Oswego Daily Palladium, Oswego, NY.
Hannibal, NY: March 22:
Miss Anna H. Perkins died at her home here
Wednesday. She suffered serious attacks of heart disease during the
winter, from which death resulted. Miss Perkins was born at Hannibal, NY
and in the late 60's graduated from the Oswego Normal School and for about
25 years was a teacher in the Ilion schools. Always faithful and efficient
in her work, she won the love and esteem of her pupils over whom she
exerted an excellent influence. When the Ilion Public Library was
established she received the appointment of librarian in December, 1892
and held the position 21 years, when failing health made it necessary for
her to resign. She came here with her sister, Miss
Hannah Perkins in 1914. The funeral was held today.
Mrs. Etta Perkins,
widow of Oscar Perkins, died suddenly at her
home in West Main street about 11 o'clock Sunday night. Death was due to
heart trouble. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Edith Perkins of
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Orville Perkins
died suddenly at her home in Jones Hollow Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Perkins had been slightly ill but her case was not considered serious till
Monday afternoon, she was taken with a very serious, though unexpected
heart attack and survived only a brief period. Mrs. Perkins was
before her marriage, Miss Ruby Coonradt, the daughter of Leavern and Mabel
(Greene) Coonradt who are both deceased. She is survived by her husband
and one small child, an uncle Denison Greene, and a grandfather, Denio
Greene. Mrs. Perkins was about twenty-two years of age. 1924 - December: Unknown NY Newspaper
In Gorham, December 2nd, 1924.
Clarence W. Perkins, aged 74 years. He had
been in poor health a long time. The deceased was born in the town of
Seneca and spent his entire life in that locality. He was the son of the
late William and Elizabeth Perkins. In 1878, he was united in
marriage too Miss Mary Perkins. To this union
one daughter was born. Besides his wife he leaves a daughter, Mrs. C. C.
Shepherd. Burial in Gorham.
Clarence W. Perkins. The death of
Clarence W. Perkins occurred at his home in
Gorham Tuesday, Dec. 2nd, 1924, after an illness of two years duration and
though much of the time his suffering was intense he always bore it with
fortitude. Mr. Perkins was the son of William and Elizabeth (Stokoe)
Perkins and was born on the Perkins homestead in the town of Seneca
near Ferguson's Corners Aug. 18th, 1850, where he resided until about
thirty years ago when he moved to Gorham, where he has since resided. In
1878 he was united in marriage with Miss Mary
Perkins, who survives him. He is also survived by one daughter,
Mrs. C. C. Shepherd, who with Mr. Shepherd, resided with her parents. The
funeral was held from his late home on Friday afternoon at two o'clock,
Rev. Mark Bowman, pastor of the M. E. Church, officiating. Interment in
Gorham cemetery. The large number of sorrowing friends and the numerous
and beautiful floral tributes attested to the high esteem in which he was
held and his life needs no further eulogy. Mr. Perkins was a member of
Stanley Lodge, No. 434, of the I.O.O.F. Mr. & Mrs. G. Ferdine (Ferdinand) Perkins who celebrated their 70th Wedding Anniversary with a quiet party at their home in Russell, NY, died this morning within less then three hours of each other, of infirmities of old age. Mrs. Perkins died at 2 am and Mr. Perkins answered his calling at 5 am. Both Mr. and Mrs. Perkins were 90 years old. Three of their four children survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 pm at the M. E. Church in Russell, NY [Also See: 1925: Feb.2nd - The Auburn Citizen - Auburn, NY.]
Warren, PA - Feb. 3 -Two of Warren
County's oldest residents, Ferdinand Perkins
and his wife Mary A. Perkins, died yesterday
at their farm home near here within four hours of each other. They were 90
years old. Mrs. Perkins' death occurred shortly after noon and her
husband's at 5 o'clock. Death in each case was due to old age. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Perkins had been in good health and celebrated their 70th wedding
anniversary last Christmas. 1925: Feb. 6th - Skaneateles Free Press - Skaneateles, NY.
Warren Co., PA: Two of Warren
Co. (PA) oldest residents, Ferdinand Perkins
and his wife, Mary A. Perkins, died Monday at
their farm home near Warren within four hours of each other. They were 90
years old. Mrs. Perkins death occurred shortly after noon and her husbands
at 5 o'clock. Death in each case was due to old age. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Perkins had been in good health and celebrated their 70th wedding
anniversary last Christmas. 1925: Aug. 20th - The Daily Messenger -Canandaigua, NY. Steven Smith, a well known Canandaiguan, who has resided with his daughter; Mrs. Theodore Perkins, died Friday another daughters home, Mrs. George H. Dayton, at Greenwich, CT where he had been spending the summer, aged nearly 87. ___________________________________ 1926: Jan. 12th - The Niagara Falls Gazette - Niagara Falls, NY.
Stamford, Ontario: Jan. 12 -
Mrs. William Perkins died this morning at her late
home on Victoria street. The deceased had long been a resident of the
village and was well liked and respected by all with whom she came in
contact. She leaves besides her husband, two daughters,
Doris Perkins and Annie
Perkins, and a son, Harold Perkins.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. 1927: March 3rd - Albany Evening News - Albany, NY DIES IN SIOUX CITY, IA - FATHER OF ALBANIAN WAS PUBLISHER OF LEADING NEWSPAPER Word has been received in Albany of the death of John B. Perkins, publisher of the Sioux City Journal, at his home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr. Perkins is the father of
John A.
Perkins of the firm of Cottell and Leonard. He received a telegram
Sunday night reporting the serious condition of his father who had been
ill some months and left immediately for the west. John A. Perkins
has been a resident of Albany, NY for about ten years. He married
Catherine Leonard, who is now returning from Europe. The Sioux City
Journal is one of the lading newspapers in the Midwest. 1927: May 16th - The Saratogian - Saratoga, NY
Mrs. George
B. Perkins Dead - The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Perkins, formerly of Saratoga
Springs, where they owned a home at 179 Regent street, but for a few years
past have been living at 26 Saratoga Avenue, South Glens Falls, will be
grieved to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Ida May Garrison Perkins,
wife of Mr. Perkins. Mrs. Perkins died at 1:30 yesterday morning, aged 72
years. She is survived by her husband George B. Perkins, one son,
Dr. L.
T. Perkins of New York City; and one daughter, Mrs. B. P. Brightman of
Albany, NY; four grandchildren and two great grand-children. The funeral
services will be held at her late home, 26 Saratoga Avenue, South Glens
Falls, on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. 1928: Feb. 3rd - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Mrs. Joshua Perkins
(Helen J. Magee), widow of Joshua Perkins,
died at 10:30 o'clock this morning at her home, 43 Arnold avenue, at the
age of 80, after a week's illness. Mrs. Perkins was born in Schenectady,
NY and came to Amsterdam, NY following her marriage 63 years ago and has
since made her residence here. She was a member of the First Methodist
church but found her greatest delight in her home circle, where she was
greatly loved, although enjoyed a wide acquaintance of friends who held
her in great esteem. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. John G. Dean, of
this city, two sons, George W. Perkins and
Edward J. Perkins of Amsterdam, NY, as well
as three granddaughters, four grandsons and one great-granddaughter.
Mrs. Anna Perkins
died at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Burghart Friday night. 1928: June 30th - Geneva Daily Times - Geneva, NY
Mrs. Caroline Hemlup
Perkins, widow of the late Charles E. Perkins,
died yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Perkins was born in Geneva and was the
elder daughter of the late Charles L. and Ann ( Alcock ) Hemlup. In 1892
she married the Rev. Charles E. Perkins of
Iowa City, and moved to Keosatiqua, IA, where she spent most of her
married life. In 1921 she returned to Geneva and has since resided here.
She is survived by her sister, Miss Eva Hemlup of this city, several
cousins and a step-son, Channing Perkins
of
Minneapolis, MN. Interment will be made in Glenwood Cemetery.
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1929: June 1st - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY. Miss Harriet M. Perkins died at 10:45 o'clock this morning at her home, 9 William street, after a five month illness of complication of diseases, aged 77 years. Miss Perkins was born in Amsterdam, NY, Sept. 6, 1851, and had always lived here. She was exceptionally well known among the older residents of the city and was highly regarded for her many admirable traits of character. She had for many years been an especially active member of the First M. E. church and Sunday school and of the various societies connected with them. In her youth Miss Perkins was a member of the First M. E. church choir and possessed a soprano voice of an unusually sweet quality. The only surviving relatives are nieces and nephews. The body was taken to the funeral house of Johnson & Lindsay.
*This is most likely the sister of
Joshua Perkins listed on this page. 1932: May 6th -The Niagara Falls Gazette - Niagara Falls, NY.
Albert Benjamin Perkins. He Is survived by
his wife, Mary A. Perkins, two step-children, Mrs. W. E. Van Waters of
Watertown. N. Y., Palmer Orr of this city, two nieces, Elsie and Lois
Mitchel of New. York City; one nephew, Charles Mitchel of 8alem, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
borne. 627 Seventeenth street. Rev. T. E. Tomerlin officiating. Interment
In Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Hannah Perkins, wife of the late
Augustus Perkins, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. 1932/33: The Fredonia Censor - Fredonia, NY. Dr. Daniel L. Perkins,
31 Cedar Street, Dunkirk, NY, was buried Wednesday afternoon in Forest
Hill Cemetery. The funeral was held at the Terwilliger and Salzer funeral
home at three o'clock, Rev. C. Heyn, pastor of the Dunkirk Unitarian
church officiating. The bearers were: Dr. O. T. Barber, William Ogilvie,
Fred Carter, Dr. W. A. Simpson, Dr. Harry Lyons and Fred Reed. The
honorary bearers included T. D. Woods, Ralph Day, Frank L. Frost, James L.
Drohn and Dr. G. R. Fish. Dr. Perkins committed suicide by discharging a
.32 caliber revolver into his mouth, Monday, in his cottage on Cedar
street, Point Gratiot, NY. The deceased was born in Newark, N. J.,
fifty-four years and five months ago. He had conducted an optical store on
East Third street, Dunkirk, NY, for the past twelve years. Surviving him
is one sister, Mrs. Arthur C. Hunter, Springfield, Mass, and one brother, John A. Perkins, Horseheads, N. Y. . Mrs.
Perkins died several years ago. As a member of the Dunkirk Fredonia
Kiwanis club he served on committees which superintended the establishment
of boys summer camps in various parts of the county. He was also a member
of the Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce. In a rarely accorded ceremony, the
Dunkirk-Fredonia Kiwanis club Tuesday noon honored the memory of its late
member, Dr. D. L. Perkins, at a meeting in Hotel Francis, the members
stood at attention and sang their parting salute "Taps". Out of town
persons attended the funeral service, included, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Perkins and Robert Barber, Horseheads: Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hunter,
Springfield, Mass. 1934: July 26th - The Morning Herald - Gloversville/Johnstown, NY. Mrs. Lena M. Perkins of 55
Montgomery street, will be held at 4 pm Thursday at the home of her
sister. The Rev. Leon B. Randall of Freemont street Methodist church will
officiate. Interment will be made in Prospect Hill cemetery. Mrs. Perkins,
widow of Frank Perkins, died yesterday,
following an illness of two years. Surviving are a foster son, Frank W.
Palmer; two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Palmer and Miss Gertude Palmer, and a
nephew, Harvey T. Palmer of Hadley. 1933: Dec. 5th - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY. Funeral services for Mrs. Wilson N.
Perkins, wife of the supervising principal of the Broadalbin
Central School District, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home of her sister, Mrs. George Noackes of 400 Greenwood place,
Syracuse, NY. The Rev. John R. Woodcock, pastor of the East Greenwood
Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be made at
Chittenango, NY. Mrs. Perkins died Sunday morning in Saranac, NY. She was
born in Sullivan, Madison Co., NY, March 4th, 1873, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clouter and was married on Dec. 28th, 1905. She was a member
of the Chittenango Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Carolyn Wheaton Perkins died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Fitzsimmons, in York, last Thursday morning.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from her late home. 1934: Nov. 17th - The Morning Herald - Gloversville/Johnstown, NY.
Mrs. Altaina Barber Perkins, mother of
Dr. Everett Perkins, died at her home yesterday morning. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow in charge of the Rev. L. B. Main, pastor of
the North Main Street Methodist church. Interment will be in Prospect Hill
cemetery. Her death will bring sorrow to a wide circle of friends in this
and neighboring communities for she was well known. Mrs. Perkins, widow of
Wilbur Perkins, was born in the town of
Providence, Saratoga Co., NY, but had made her home in Gloversville for
the past sixty years. She was a member of the North Main Methodist church
and active in its work while her health permitted. The survivors are one
grandson, Clyde Seaman of Johnstown, her son, Dr. Perkins, which whom she
lived; also two great-grandchildren. 1935: June 12th - Schenectady Gazette - Schenectady, NY.
William Harrison
Perkins, husband of Laura Olson Perkins,
died Saturday in the Ellis hospital after two weeks illness. The funeral
service was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. L. W. Morton of 1490 Myron Street. Dr. Lewis Lounsbury of
the First Methodist church officiated. Burial was in Parkview cemetery.
Mr. Perkins was born in Calais, Me. He had made his home in Minneapolis,
MN until four years ago, when he came to this city. Besides his wife and
daughter he leaves two grandchildren, Joan and Douglas Morton.
Mr. Alvra R. Perkins, died suddenly Tuesday
at his home, 105 Walnut street. He is survived by his wife,
Helen C.
Perkins. The body was removed to the Cornell-Dibble Home for Funerals, 55
Main street. Funeral arrangements will be made later.
1937: Aug. 12th - Camden Advance Journal,
Camden, NY 1937: Jan. 6th - The Courier - Brookfield, NY.
Mrs. Allie E. (Case) Perkins, 74, died of a
heart attack yesterday morning, Jan. 5th at the Lewis County Hospital,
Lowville, NY. She was taken ill Monday evening and went to the hospital
that night. Mrs. Perkins was born on a farm in the town of Turin, NY, June
8th, 1863, daughter of the late Roderick and Amanda Hubbard Case. She
married Girard Perkins in August, 1881. They lived in New York,
Philadelphia, Waterloo, and for the past 15 years in Brookfield, NY. Mr.
Perkins died just a year ago, Jan. 5th, 1936. For the past year Mrs.
Perkins had been staying with relatives. At the time of her death she was
residing with her niece, Mrs. Geo. W. Colegrove, Turin, NY. Funeral
services will be held at 10:30 Friday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Colegrove in Turin, and at 1:30 at the Brookfield cemetery. 1940: March 25th - The Leader-Republican - Johnstown, NY.
Mrs. Catherine Perkins,
80, widow of Fred Perkins, died Saturday at
the home of her son, Raymond Gage. She had been in failing health for
about a years and had been confined to her bed for six weeks. Death was
due to a complication of diseases. Mrs. Perkins was born in New Kirks,
Aug. 22nd, 1859, daughter of Daniel Francisco, well known lumberman of
that vicinity for many years prior to his death and Nancy ( Argersinger )
Francisco. She resided in Gloversville for some time. The survivors,
besides the son at whose home she passed away, are one daughter, Hattie;
another son, Chauncey, two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Potter and Mrs. Clark
Walrath, one brother, Daniel Francisco, five grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren. Burial will be made in Fern Dale cemetery.
Broadalbin: Mrs. Emma
J. Perkins, 78, widow of Spencer J. Perkins,
died yesterday morning in the Albany Hospital after a brief illness. An
operation was performed Friday, but she failed to rally. Mrs. Perkins was
born October 19, 1861, in Gloversville, the daughter of the late Daniel
and Maria Steenburg. She was married on March 22, 1882, and spent
practically all her married life in Broadalbin. She left this village
several years ago to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas W.
Drought of Albany. The only survivors besides her daughter are two
grandchildren, Gail and Doris Drought and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella
Steenburg of Johnstown. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the
Trevett funeral home in Broadalbin. The Rev. Samuel W. Spear acting pastor
of the Broadalbin Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be made in
the Prospect Hill cemetery in Gloversville.
Mrs. Clara Elizabeth
Perkins, 75, widow of Robert Perkins,
died Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Earl of Galway,
NY. Mrs. Perkins was born Nov. 24, 1862, at Salem, N.Y., and was wedded to
Robert Perkins on Oct. 18th, 1888. He died April 29th, 1934. Since
that time she has made her home with her daughter. She was a member of the
Salem Presbyterian church. Besides her daughter, she leaves one son,
Harry Perkins of Skillman, N. J., and four
grandchildren. The funeral was held at the Stever & Trevett funeral home
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Raymond Mills of the Baptist Church
officiated. Interment was in the Union Mills Cemetery. 1940: March 25th - Amsterdam Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Mrs. Emma J. Perkins,
78, widow of Spencer J. Perkins, died at 9
o'clock yesterday morning in the Albany Hospital after a brief illness. An
operation performed Friday. Mrs. Perkins was born Oct. 19, 1861, in
Gloversville, NY, the daughter of Daniel and Maria Steenburg. She was
married to Spencer J. Perkins on March 22nd,
1882, and spent practically all of her married life in Broadalbin, NY. She
left the village several years ago to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas W. Drought of 712 Western Avenue, Albany, NY. Mrs. Perkins was
an attendant at the Broadalbin Methodist Church while she resided in the
village and won a large number of friends. The only survivors besides her
daughter, are two grandchildren, Gail and Doris Drought, Albany, NY, and a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Steenburg, Johnstown, NY. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Trevett funeral home in
Broadalbin. The Rev. Samuel W. Spear acting pastor of the Broadalbin
Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be made in the Prospect Hill
Cemetery in Gloversville, NY.
Springwater, NY: Mrs. Ella Perkins, 83,
widow of A. W. Perkins, died in her home here
Oct. 6th, as a result of injuries sustained two weeks previous when she
fell down the cellar stairs. Surviving are five sons;
George Perkins of Avon, NY;
Herbert Perkins of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Edward H. Perkins of Newark, NJ;
William Perkins of Corning, NY and
Palmer Perkins of Endicott, NY; two
daughters, Mrs. Ray Thomas of Holcomb, NY and Mrs. Gordon Leeson of this
place; 37 grandchildren and 17 great-grand-children. Funeral services were
held at her late home with burial in Erwin Cemetery, Webster's Crossing. 1944: Aug. 10th - Red Creek Herald - Red Creek, NY.
Mrs. Lydia Taylor
Perkins died in the State hospital Aug. 5th. She was 79 years old
and was born in Wayne County, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Taylor.
Charles Perkins was her second husband. She
is survived by two sons, Harrison Spurr of Sodus, NY and Earl Spurr of
Wolcott; one daughter, Mrs. Ethel Musson of Newark, and one sister, Mrs.
Etta Little of Oswego. The funeral was conducted in the Robertson funeral
home, Wolcott, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. George Wolfe
officiating. Burial was in the _____ Evergreen Cemetery. 1947: Jan. 23rd - The Red Creek Herald - Red Creek, NY.
Mrs. Fannie L. Perkins,
widely known as a teacher and leader in __ activities, died at her home in
Hannibal, NY, Thursday, Jan. 16th, only a few months short of her 82
birthday. Mrs. Perkins was born May 13th, 1865, at Danube, Herkimer
County. She was the daughter of John and Martha Link Kosboth. When she was
still a small child, the family moved to Sterling, NY and then to
Hannibal, NY, which was her home for the greater portion of her life. For
35 years, from 1890 to 1925, Mrs. Perkins taught in several rural schools.
She secured a life-certificate to teach in the public schools of New York
after studying at Red Creek Seminary and mastering by herself many of the
basic subjects required by the State examinations for the certificate. In
1918 Mrs. Perkins was elected to the office of tax collector of Hannibal
township, an office to which she was repeatedly re-elected and held
without interruption until she resigned in 1938 to live with her nephew,
Lynn F. Shufelt, in Hempstead, NY and New Gardens, until 1943, when Mr.
Shufelt joined the staff of the University of Chicago, and Mrs. Perkins
moved to Chicago with him. From September, 1944 until the time of her
death, she again lived in her own home in Hannibal, NY. Mrs. Perkins was
married , Dec. 5th 1901 to Allen Delos Perkins.
Mr. Perkins died in August, 1927, after being an invalid for eight and
one-half years. During his long illness, Mrs. Perkins showed him
unstinting devotion and faithful care in addition to her responsibilities
as teacher and collector. Mrs. Perkins is survived by two sons,
Allen Delos Perkins Jr. of Hannibal, NY and
Walter Shutts Perkins of Fulton, NY; four
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell of Hannibal, NY; Mrs. Clark Henry of
Martville, NY and Mrs. Frank Dillabough of Rochester, NY; five
grandchildren, George Perkins,
Dorothy Perkins, Marian
Perkins, Betty Perkins and
Joan Perkins of Fulton, NY, besides many
nieces and nephews, several of whom had made their home with her during
the many years during which she lived in Hannibal. Funeral services were
held at her old home Sunday, Jan 19th, Rev. Mr. Sanderson of the Hannibal
Community church, with which she was affiliated during her life
officiated. The body was placed in the vault at Fairdale, Final burial
will be in the Hannibal cemetery in the spring. Among those from
out-of-town who attended the funeral were, Lynn Shufelt of Atlanta, GA;
John Mertake of Chicago, Ill, Rathburn Briggs, Bronx, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Perkins and family, Fulton, NY; Mr. and Mrs. W. Bush, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lynn, MR. and Mrs. Ralph Patrick, Auburn, NY; Mrs. Augustus Shufelt
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weisenberger, Tully, NY; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blake and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Palmer, of Wolecott; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dillabough, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Stubbes, Miss Helen Dillabough and Mrs. Oscar Ford, all of
Rochester, NY; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kosboth and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellogg,
Oswego, NY; Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Kosboth, Minneto; Mrs. George Shults,
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fodera and MRs. Martha Bumm of Fulton, NY;
Mr. and Mr. Harry Humphrey, Red Creek, NY; Mrs. Harry Ward of Fair Haven. 1948: Jan. 22nd - The Lima Recorder, Lima, N.Y.
Mrs. Belle Perkins
of Lakeville, widow of Wilson Perkins, died
at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Fred Kier of Rochester, NY, yesterday
morning as a result of a shock suffered last Sunday. She went to Rochester
several weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Perkins was
born in Springwater, NY, daughter of Orechel and Esther Sylvester White,
April 5th, 1865, and lived there until two years after her marriage to Mr.
Perkins on Oct. 31, 1880, when they moved to the town of Livonin, NY.
About 29 years ago, they purchased a home on Concaus Lake, west road in
the town of Genesco and had lived there since that time. Mr. Perkins died
April 27th, 1946, and Mrs. Perkins had continued to live in the old home
until this winter. In 1940 she and her husband celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary in Lima, NY, at "The Elms", with a large family
dinner. Sixteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, thirteen of
whom six daughters and seven sons, survive: Mrs. Joseph Pesky; Mrs. Fred
Kier; Mrs. Samuel Wilson; Mrs. William Mahar; Mrs. Emmett Connolly, all of
Rochester, NY, Mrs. Lewis Bartlett of Livonia, NY; Fred Perkins; Mark Perkins;
Wilson Perkins; Floyd
Perkins; Walter Perkins;
Rodney Perkins, all of Rochester, NY and
Lynn Perkins of Lakeville, a sister, Mrs.
Dell Rearick of Westfield, NY; two brothers, Charles White and Fred White,
18 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. 1948: March 29th - Evening Recorder - Amsterdam, NY.
Mrs. Moe Perkins,
75, widow of George Perkins, died Sunday
afternoon at 5:25 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Reginald
Holmes, 168 Kingsboro Avenue, Gloversville, NY, where she had been
visiting for a week. She was born in Speculator, NY, Aug. 9, 1872, a
daughter of David and Emily Page Satterlee, and was a lifelong resident of
this place. Mrs. Perkins was a member of the Grace Methodist Church and a
trustee of the church. She was also a member of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of that church. She conducted the Perkins House, a
Summer boarding place, for several years. The survivors are one son,
Ashley Perkins of Speculator, NY; two
daughters, Mrs. Homes of Gloversville, NY and Mrs. Thomas J. Keaveney of
Johnstown, NY; one stepson, George E. Perkins
of Fort Edward, NY and six grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one
sister, Mrs. Samuel Lawrence of Speculator, NY and several nieces and
nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Grace Methodist Church here. The Rev. Fred B. Grim, pastor, will
officiate. Burial will be in the Speculator Cemetery. 1949: June 9th - Lyons Republican & Clyde Times - Lyons, NY. Funeral services were held in Wednesday afternoon for Charles Edward Perkins, lifelong resident of this village. Mr. Perkins died suddenly after collapsing trying to fight a fire which was endangering his farm barn. He had suffered heart ailment for several years and had to give up farming on account of ill health and made his home then with his sister, Mrs. Nellie Baldwin, widow of John Baldwin, who is his only survivor. Funeral services were held in the Becker Funeral Home with Rev. James Collea, officiating, and burial in South Cemetery. 1949: Dec. 20th - The Sun - Norwich, NY. Mr. H. Lamont Perkins of Green, died Oct. 1st, 1949. According to his will dated Dec. 29th, 1942 it which is attached a codicil dated May 21st 1946, a son address unknown is to receive a $5000 bequest. His entire estate is valued at $32,000. Efforts to locate his son Martin R or K. Perkins have been unsuccessful. The rest and residue of the estate after all the bequests are made, will go to his daughter, Mrs. Margaret W. Chrisman of Sidney. ______________________________ 1904/1908: unknown date - Lake Shore News - Wolcott, MA ?
Mrs. Cordelia Perkins,
wife of Horace Perkins, died at their home on
Sodus street Thursday, aged 76 years, of lingering consumption. Mrs.
Perkins was a devoted member of the Methodist church, the pastor of which,
Rev. J. H. Britton, conducted the funeral services on Saturday. Mrs.
Perkins leaves, besides an aged husband, one daughter, Nellie, Mrs.
William Smart, of North Rose, NY, and a granddaughter, Mrs. William
Quereau, of Huron, NY. The funeral of Horace Perkins, aged 88 years, occurred from the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Smart, last Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. Britten of the Rose M. E. Church officiating. Mr. Perkins wife died about two years ago and since then he had made his home with Mr. and Mrs. W. Smart. He was a member of the Rose M. E. Church, an earnest Christian, respected by all who knew him. Same paper.........
Horace Perkins
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Smart, Saturday evening.
Death resulted from dropsy. His age was 81 years. His wife died 14 months
ago at Rose Valley, where they had lived for many years. His funeral was
held at the house Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. J. H. Britton, of
Rose and L. B. Chaloux, of North Rose. Burial was in the Rose cemetery.
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