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1950: April-June
April 13th: Mr. Karl Henry Perkins, 45, died Thursday. Son of the late
Frederick &
Harriet Perkins. He was born at Ogdensburg , May 2nd, 1904. He was never
married. Surviving him, his mother, one sister Faunta Belle Perkins of
Cleveland, OH. Two brothers, R. Roy Perkins of Utica, NY and
Edwin L.
Perkins of Syracuse, NY. Two nieces, Harriet
Perkins and Lois Perkins of Utica, NY
and one nephew Fred Willis Perkins of Utica, NY. He was robbed and beaten
in 1946 and never really recovered. 1952: April-June April 6th:
Miss Harriet
Amanda Perkins , 84, widow of Frederick G. Perkins, died April 2nd.
Mrs.
Perkins was born July 12th, 1867 in Ogdensburg, NY, daughter of Roswell H.
Ryan & Harriet Lowrey. Surviving are two sons, Roswell Roy Perkins of
Utica, NY and Edwin L. Perkins of Syracuse, NY and one daughter,
Miss Faunta Belle Perkins of Ogdensburg , formerly of Cleveland, OH. One
grandson, Fred Willis Perkins of Utica, NY and two granddaughters, Mrs.
Robert J. Tillman and Mrs. William Rollins of Canton. A son Carl died in
1950.
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1953: July-Sept.
Sept. 20th: Miss Faunta Belle Perkins, daughter of the late
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G.
Perkins, died on Sept. 9th. Her father was a well known builder here for
many years and a real estate operator. She was a retired school teacher in
Cleveland, OH. Miss Perkins is survived by two brothers,
Roy Perkins and
Edwin Perkins. She graduated from Ogdensburg Free Academy in 1909 and
Syracuse Univ. in 1913. She obtained her Masters Degree in 1918. She
taught school at Watertown H.S. and left in 1918 to teach at Cleveland, OH
until she retired in 1950. She was a member of the D.A.R. in
Ogdensburg, NY. 1955: April-June Miss Fannie Farmer III, keeps up Cookbook. Harvard, MA: She is Wilma Perkins
to her neighbors, but to
millions of housewives she is Fanny Farmer. Wife of Professor Dexter
Perkins of Cornwall Univ. The professor's mother, Mrs.
Cora Dexter
(Farmer) Perkins, edited the book until her death in 1929. 1957: April-June April 14th: Mr. David H. Perkins, 79, died at Lisbon. He was
born Feb. 15th, 1876, son of Hiram and Nancy (Quadlin) Perkins of Lisbon.
He was married April 3rd, 1901 to Miss Emma Scott. Surviving him, besides
his wife, are several nieces and nephews and cousins.
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1959: Jan-March
Feb. 11th: Mr. Eli Gordon Perkins, 35, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Floyd
Geary. Surviving him are his mother, Mrs. Mabel (Weeks) Perkins of Madrid,
a sister, Mrs. Floyd (Winnie) Geary of Lisbon. Two brothers,
Howard
Perkins of Ogdensburg and Capt. Robert Perkins
of Huntsville, AL. A foster
sister, Mrs. George (Shirley) Harman of Panama City, FL.
Mr. Perkins was
born Oct. 23rd, 1923 in the town of Lisbon, a son of Mabel Weeks and the
late Eli Perkins. Mr. Perkins
never married. 1959: Oct-Dec. Oct. 4th: Mrs. Evelyn (DeLair) Perkins, 37, died Oct. 1st. Wife
of Leonard Perkins of Lisbon. Survived by her husband, and four children;
George Perkins aged 17, Michael Perkins age 14,
Charlotte Perkins aged 11
and Mary Catherine Perkins age 6. Her parents Mr. & Mrs. George & Anna (Gorrow)
DeLair of Baltimore, MD. She was born June 3rd, 1922 and was married to
Leonard Perkins on Sept. 30th, 1940. 1961: Jan-March Feb. 17th: Mrs. Lena (Larock) Perkins, died, wife of
Welsey
Perkins. Mrs. Perkins was a sister of Mrs. Edward (Nellie) Montroy, and
Mrs. John (Jesse) Mastine. Mrs. Perkins was born in Ogdensburg, one of 14
children of John & Matilda (Farrand) Larock. She lived in Rochester, NY
for many years. Surviving is her daughter, Mrs. Bert (Margaret) Flacid /
Placid ? of Rochester, NY.
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