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1920: 0236.pfd
July 22nd:
Mrs. John Perkins of Syracuse is visiting her father, Mr. Hiram Poor, at Dekalb Junction, NY, he is ill. 1921: 0332.pdf Mr. Delos McCurdy, died. He was born June 1st, 1846, son of Timothy McCurdy of Depeyster. His father died when he was a lad and he went to lived with his uncle, James McCurdy. In the 1870's he married Miss Susan Perkins of Athens, PA. She was a sister of Mrs. Edward C. James and another sister Mary, wife of Charles G. Egert. The marriage was not a happy one. A few years after they removed to New York, they ceased to live together. One son, Henry McCurdy was born to them. Mrs. McCurdy passed away 12 years ago in Nassau, NY. Mrs. McCurdy's brother, Edward Perkins, a man of wealth, left her a comfortable sum to live on, which her son inherited. He was badly injured in a car accident in England, with little prospect of recovery. 1922: 0114.pdf April 13th: Mrs. Stanley Beach and Daughter Vivian, plan to
visit her parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Perkins
and her brother, Mr. & Mrs.
Byron Perkins at Syracuse, NY. 1922: 0127.pdf April 20th: Miss. Susan Elizabeth Perkins,57, died. She was born
at Colton, Aug. 20th, 1865, daughter of Solan & Harriet Perkins. She was
united in marriage to Mr. Frank Jenner of Parishville, NY, in 1885. 11
children were born to them. She is survived by her husband and four
daughters, Blanch, Mrs. Dennis Reynolds of Eben; Mayfred Jenner who was
called from Johnson City, TN; Bessie, Mrs. Frank Pierce of Heuvelton, NY;
Harry Jenner, Frank Fred Jenner and Everette Jenner still at home. Also
three brothers, Frank Perkins of Watson, OR,
Horace Perkins of
South Colton, NY, Almond Perkins of Potsdam. Two sisters, Mrs. Etta D.
Baker of Crary's Mills, Mrs. Charles Tucker of Cold Brook, Herkimer Co.,
NY. 1924: 0348.pdf Nov. 6th: Mr. Murray Nathaniel Ralph, 82, died. He was married
on Oct. 13th, 1866 to Miss Imogene Perkins.
Imogene Perkins died several
years ago. They had two children, Ella Usrula Ralph who died 20 years ago
and Fannie Perkins Ralph of Watertown, NY.
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1924: 0366.pdf
Nov. 20th:
Mrs. Louise Lesperance, 75, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Martin
Perkins. She was the widow of Mr. Frank Lesperance. 1926: 0262.pdf Aug. 19th: 20 Years Ago Today: Mr. Martin Perkins m. Maude Lesperance at St. Mary's Catherdal. (1906). 1927: 0251.pdf July 17th: Headline: Deaths of Relatives After Each is Reported to Have mentioned the others in their wills has complicated the situation: Rochester, July 16th- Deaths of three relatives within a few days of each other, after each is said to have mentioned the other in a will, has caused a complicated situation for attorneys and executors to untangle, according to papers filed with Surrogate Joseph M. Feely. A few days after Dr. Charles A. Dewey, physician, who died last month, his nephew, George H. Perkins, vice-president of Smith-Perkins, died the following day on June 25th. Mr. Perkins sister, Mary P. Averell of Ogdensburg came to Rochester for the funeral and died of heart failure. Dr. Dewey is said to have left a large part of his estate to Mr. Perkins and Mrs. Averell. Mr. Perkins left bequests to Mrs. Averell and Dr. Dewey, and Mrs. is believed to have complicated the situation by remembering her uncle and her brother. The result may be that most of the all the estate will pass to Mrs. Averell's son, Chester D. Averell of Ogdensburg. Mr. Perkins Will, admitted to probate, leaves Mrs. Averell all lands owned by him in Ducas County, OH. Dr. Charles A. Dewey life use of property at 174 Sprin Stree; the Rochester Historical Society, a portrait of Mr. Perkins father, William H. Perkins by Grover B. Gilbert and Benjamin Stillman of North Branch Station, N.J, the income of $10,000 trust fund. The Will directs that Mrs. Averell receive Stillman's trust on his death, and the Spring Street property on the death of Dr. Dewey, and that Mrs. Averell's son receive her share of the estate on her death. Following the death of Chester Averell the principal Will pass to the Rochester General Hospital. The Perkins estate is valued at approximately $30,000. Dr. Dewey is sad to have left property worth several million. How much Mrs. Averell left is not known.
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1927: 0161.pdf May 26th: Mrs. Herbert Perkins, died. Survived by her husband and sister, Mrs. Wright C. Thompson of Detroit, MI. _______________________ 1927: 0224.pdf July 3rd: Mrs. William Perkins, died. She was born 71 years ago
in Ogdensburg, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Scott. She came to this city
11 years ago. She was married to William Perkins 50 years ago. Besides her
husband, she leaves five children. Mrs. Emma Robillard, Mrs. Anna Daniels,
Joseph Perkins of Utica, NY and
Henry Perkins of Detroit, MI and
Martin
Perkins of Ogdensburg, NY. 1927: 0398.pdf Dec: Mr. Ralph E. Perkins, died, of Parishville, NY. He was born
Dec. 25th, 1841, son of John & Clarissa Perkins. He died at the home of
his nephew, B. H. Curtis of Potsdam, NY. One daughter,
Anna Perkins
survives him. His wife died three years ago. 1929: 0046.pdf Feb. 10th: Mrs. Albert W. Gilroy, 70, died. She is survived by
her husband and son Fred Gilroy. Two sisters and five brothers, Mrs.
A. O. Wood, Mrs. Georgiana Melhuish,
John Perkins,
Fred Perkins, Herbert
Perkins, Eli Perkins and David Perkins.
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