New York Transcriptions


Transcribed from:

Ticonderoga Sentinel
1874-1950

~Perkins Research~



 

1882: July-Sept.

Aug. 4th: Mrs. Ida (Perkins) Parry of Mineville, NY, died. Wife of Owen W. Perry. She was aged 25 years, 8 mo.
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1884: July-Sept.

Mr. Almon Perkins at the age of 94, is the treasurer of the town of Unity, N.H.
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1895: Jan-March

Feb. 4th: Mrs. Mary R. Perkins, wife of Rodolfe G. Barthold, died in New York City. She leaves behind a husband and her mother, she was just recently married last June.
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1907: April-June

June 13th: Mrs. Mary Perkins, wife of John Perkins of Addison, VT, died. Former residents of Crownpoint, NY.
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1911: April-June

May 8th: Mr. John Perkins, 76, of Addison, VT, died. Mr. Perkins and family moved from White church twenty years ago. He leaves one son, his son John Perkins Jr.,  passed away two years ago and Mrs. Perkins four years ago. He was found Sunday morning dead in his room at the Windsor Hotel at Port Henry, NY. Part of a packet of Stryohine was found in his pocket. He owned a large farm and was counted as a good citizen. Mrs. Perkins drowned some years ago near Heron Creek when her carriage was backed off into the water.
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1911: July-Sept.

Aug. 17th: Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, wife of George Perkins was found dead under an apple tree near her home at Hill Dale Farm, Tillotson Hill two miles west of Moriah Village. A revolver owned by her husband was clenched in her hand. Mrs. Perkins was about fifty years of age and is survived by her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Pepper.
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1915: Jan-March

Mrs. Satira Farnsworth was called to Addison, VT by the sudden death of her Cousin, Mr. Gilson Perkins. He was the son of Mr. & Mrs. John Perkins, former Crownpoint, NY people, and he is the last of his family. His only family are cousins.
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1915: April-June

May 20th: Miss Mary A. Perkins, died April 28th, daughter of John A. and Emily J. (Jenkins) Perkins, and sister of Mrs. John C. Fenton formerly of Ticonderoga, NY.
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1916: July-Sept.

Aug. 17th: Mr. Arthur Wilcox, died. He was born April 8th, 1862 the son of Edwin D. Wilcox and his first wife, Marie G. Perkins.
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1917: Jan-March

Mr. Allen Perkins passed away at his home on Wednesday.
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1919: Oct-Dec.

Oct. 13th: Mrs. Robert Perkins died at her home in Cornwall, VT. Mrs. Perkins was a daughter of Mrs. Martha Ploof of Ironville, NY. She leaves besides her husband, six children, three brothers, John & Fred and Edward Ploof, three sisters, Mrs. Wm. Mack and Mrs. Dudley Moore and Mrs. Harvey Dushaine.
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1922: April-June

May 20th: Miss Jennie Perkins, daughter of Mrs. Susie Perkins of Factoryville, NY and Henry Beeman, were United in marriage last Saturday.
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1924: April-June

Mrs. Susie Perkins is caring for her father, Mr. Ollie Burlingame, who is ill.
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1924: April-June

May 8th: Mrs. Julia Wright, wife of Albert Wright, died. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Carpenter and Miss Ruby Cleveland and one son, Paul. Four sisters, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Mrs. Fred Fish, Mrs. Elmer Harrington, Mrs. James Banier of Hudson Falls and four brothers, John & Edward Mott of this place, George Mott of Putnam and Charles Mott of Whitetail, NY.
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1924: Oct-Dec.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins of Weybridge, VT, were called here by the death of their daughter, Mrs. Paul Narbone. They spend Sunday with his cousin, W. F. Huestis.
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1929: April-June

June 6th: Mrs. Esther Perkins of Weybridge, VT has been spending four weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Towne and returning to Weybridge, VT with her son Warren Perkins.
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1930: Jan-March

Feb. 6th: Mrs. Henry Beeman, died at her home in Factoryville, NY on Monday. Besides her husband she leaves one small daughter and an infant son, also her mother, Mrs. Susie Perkins and four brothers, Roy Perkins, Milford Perkins, John Perkins and Frank Perkins, and two sisters, Mrs. William (Mildred) Snow and Mrs. Jack LaPointe.
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1930: April-June

May 28th: Mrs. Oscar Robinson, died. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Clarence Thatcher, Mrs. Milford Perkins, Mrs. Wm. Walsh, one son, Oscar.
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1930: Oct-Dec.

Nov. 27th: Mr. Gilbert Perkins, died, and old resident of Moriah, NY.
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1930: Oct-Dec.

The remains of Gilson Perkins of Moriah, NY are to be buried here at the Cemetery. Mr. Perkins was a native of this town. He leaves behind a wife, Agnes (Taylor) Perkins, and several grown children.
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1931: Jan-March

Jan. 8th: Mr. Charles Reynolds, 73, died. He is survived by his niece, Mrs. Perry Royce and another niece, Miss Stella Perkins.
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1933: Jan-March

Jan. 12th: Mrs. Julia Woodruff, 79, died Jan. 4th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Goodman. Widow of George S. Woodruff of Utica, NY. Mrs. Woodruff was born at Troy, NY, daughter of Nathaniel & Francis (Deming) Perkins.
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1935: July-Sept.

July 18th: Many relatives and friends accompanied the remains of Mrs. Agnes Perkins of Moriah, NY. Burial was beside her husband who died a few years ago.
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1936: Jan-March

March 5th: Mrs. Jane (Perkins) Beeman, 83, died Feb. 29th at the home of her son, Lute. Besides the above son, she is survived by her son Henry Beeman and another son and two daughters in Vermont.
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1937: Jan-March

Feb. 18th: Mrs. James C. Perkins, died at Cleveland, OH. She was the wife of Rev. James Coffin Perkins the minister. She is survived by her husband who now resides with his sister at Pilgrim Place , Claremont, CA and one son, Rev. James Crosswell Perkins, minister for the Regent Congregational Parish in North Dakota.
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1938: April-June

May 5th: Mr. Milford (Dick) Perkins, 39, died. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Beatrice Perkins, and an adopted son Jimmie. His mother Mrs. Susie Perkins, three brothers, Roy Perkins of Albany, NY , John Perkins and Frank Perkins of Crownpoint, NY, two sisters, Mrs. William Snow and Mrs. Jack LaPointe of Ticonderoga, NY.
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1939: Jan-March

Feb. 20th: Rev. James Coffin Perkins, 85, died. He was born in Sacramento, CA April 30th, 1853. His parents had migrated to California from Maine during the gold rush days of 1849. In 1885 he married Miss Jane Taylor of Baltimore, MD. His wife died in 1899. In 1904 he married Lucy E. Crosswell of Adrian, MI who died Feb. 2nd. 1937. He is survived by two sons, Kenneth Perkins of Highland Park, N.J. and Rev. James Crosswell Perkins of Ohio. A son Donald C. Perkins drowned at sea in 1913. Burial will be in the family plot at the Oakwood Cemetery , Adrian, MI.
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1940: April-June

May 9th: Miss Beatrice Perkins, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Milford Perkins of Crownpoint and Francis Beeman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Beeman, were United in Marriage.
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1942: July-Sept.

Aug. 13th: Mrs. Anna Burzee, 75, died. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Edna Perkins and two grand-daughters, Doris Perkins and Helen Perkins.
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1944: Oct.-Dec.

Oct. 19th: Mr. Fred Fortier, 64, died. Besides his wife, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Edward Bougor and Mrs. Raymond Ask, three sons, Basil, Noble and Lawrence Fortier. A half sister, Mrs. Irving Perkins of Benson, VT and Step-Father Fred Murray of Middlebury, VT.
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1946: Oct-Dec.

Dec. 12th: Mrs. Eliza (Mott) Perkins, 68, died at her home at Port Edward, NY. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Robert Bowe, Mrs. Harvey Drumm of Santa Barbara, CA, Mrs. Edward Bessette and Miss Mildred Perkins of Fort Edward, NY. Three sons, Guy Perkins and Frederick Perkins of Fort Edward, NY and Frank Perkins of Fort Ann, NY. Two brothers, George Mott of Putnam, NY and John Mott of Ticonderoga, NY, two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Fish of Hudson Falls and Mrs. Margaret Harrington of Fort Edward, NY.
   &nt> of Fort Ann, NY. Two brothers, George Mott of Putnam, NY and John Mott of Ticonderoga, NY, two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Fish of Hudson Falls and Mrs. Margaret Harrington of Fort Edward, NY.
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