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1888: Aug. 11th - Herald -
Watertown, NY. Miss
Amelia Perkins of Blackwater, NY, married on August 8th, 1888, Mr. Thomas
Rowley of Blackwater, NY by Rev. W. F. Tooke in Blackwater, NY. 1889: June 22nd - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr. Emory Perkins, who has been
visiting relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa, returned home last week. 1890: April 19th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Miss Louisa Perkins, died.
Daughter of Rev. Edgar Perkins. She was 24 years of age. 1890: Aug. 30th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Born to Mr. & Mrs. Josiah Dexter
Perkins in this city, a son on Aug. 16th. 1890: Oct. 11th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Worthville , Oct. 10th. Monday
evening was very plesantly passed at the residence of
Mr. & Mrs. Emery
Perkins, the occasion being their 40th Wedding Anniversary. 1892: Jan. 30th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr.
Allen Perkins of Greig, NY,
has been granted a pension of $10 per month from Dec. 12th, 1890. 1897: Sept. 25th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mrs. Emory Perkins who resides
just outside the village of Worthville, NY, was found dead in her hen
house Wednesday. Her husband left for his work in the morning and upon his
return at noon, his wife was not to be found in the house. He went to the
neighbors in search of her, but did not find her, returning to his home,
and searching the premises, discovered the door of the hen house ajar, and
going in found his wife laying on the floor. She was aged 70 years. 1899: Jan. 7th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mrs.
Eliza Perkins, 70, wife of
Rev. Edgar Perkins formerly of this place, died at North Wolcott.
Mr.
Perkins survives her. 1900: Feb. 24th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr. Eli Perkins, humorist, who
lectured here on March 17th, has been married three times and by each wife
has had three daughters. 1901: March 2nd - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mrs. Malinda E. Emerson left an
estate of $65,000, and her will has just been filed with the surrogate for
probate. She bequeaths her furniture, horses, etc.. and $5,000 to her
brother, William E. Perkins of Lake City, MI. To her brother
George W.
Perkins, to the children of her husband's brother, Joseph Emerson, and to
her husband's sister, Mary D. Gaylord, she leaves $10,000 each.
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1901: April 22nd - Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, NY. Edward A. Perkins
died last night about 10 at the City hospital where he had been since last
Tuesday. Mr. Perkins who was about x5 ? years of age, was an old resident
of Watertown and was formerly a well known and respected citizen, having
been superintendent of the city water works system when it was installed
and for some years afterward. He contracted unfortunate habits, and last
Monday night , while he was intoxicated, he attempted to juggle with three
lighted lamps and in doing so, set his house on fire. He was arrested, and
on Tuesday morning he was taken to the City hospital, where his condition
continued to grow worse, until his death last night. He is survived only
by his wife, and one son, who is in California. The funeral will be held
from the late residence of the deceased, 91 Brunson street, on Wednesday
afternoon, and will be private. Turin, NY: May 15th:
Edwin Perkins dies at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. R. H. Robetta, Sunday at 5:30 pm. after a painful illness
of nine weeks duration of a complication of diseases. His age was 74
years. He was a native of Mass. and came to Lewis County with his parents
when a small child. At the time of his marriage to Miss
Melissa Noulton,
he purchased a place between Greig and Lyons Falls, where he lived until
she died, about eight years ago. Since then he has resided with his
children. He was a carpenter by trade and was an industrious, honorable
Christian man, highly regarded by all who knew him. His funeral was held
this afternoon from the Greig M. E. Church, of which he had for many years
been a faithful and devoted member. Rev. J. H. Strong officiating and the
interment was in the Greig cemetery. Please to take notice that my
wife, Alice A. Perkins, has left my bed and board without just cause. I
hereby forbid anyone from harboring her or them trusting her on my
account. Josiah E. Perkins . 1904: April 2nd - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mrs. George Greaves and son,
Eugene, have moved to Copenhagen, NY where they will resided with her
sister, Miss Millie Perkins. 1906: Aug. 11th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mrs.
Amelia Perkins, 83, widow of
Edward Perkins, has been received from Oakland, Calf. She is survived by
one son, Eugene Perkins with whom she has of late made her home, and an
adopted daughter, Mrs. George Wood of this city. 1907: May 11th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY.
Mrs.
Catherine Perkins aged 50 years,
6 months, 25 days, died on May 5th. 1907. 1907: June 22nd - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr. Benjamin Perkins
of Leraysville, NY, died aged 85 years, 20 days. 1907: April-June - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr. Lucius H. Perkins of Lawrence, KS, secretary of
the state board and bar examiners and former president of the Kansas bar
association, who died as a result of a fall from the roof of his home
Sunday night, carried more then a half of million dollars worth of
life insurance.
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1908: June 28th - Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, NY.
Ogdensburg, NY: Miss
Blanche Perkins, a popular member of the telephone exchange staff,
died Friday night after a brief illness at the age of 22 years. Her
father, William Perkins, died only three
weeks ago. Her mother and several brothers and sisters survive. The
funeral was held this morning at St. Mary's Cathedral. 1911: April 22nd- Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr. Thomas Perkins, 59, died.
Mr. Perkins was born in London, England, coming to this country 20 years
ago. He was the son of Draycott and Elizabeth Perkins. Besides his brother
James Perkins of London, England, there survives two sons,
Thomas Perkins
and William Perkins of Rochester, NY. Funeral services were held at
Watertown, NY and burial at Brookside Cemetery. 1911: Sept. 2nd. Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr.
Francis L. Perkins of
Potsdam, NY and Miss Ruth Hungerford of Evan Mills, NY, were United in
Marriage Aug. 31st. by Rev. S. D. Butler. 1913: Aug. 17th - Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, NY.
Sinclair Corners, Aug. 26th: Mrs.
Esar or Ezar Perkins
died suddenly from hearth trouble here, Aug. 17th. 1913: Nov. 24th - Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, NY.
Carthage, NY:
Thomas Perkins died at his home in Wilna?, yesterday morning at
7:30, aged 60 or 69 ? years, eight months and two days. The survivors are
his widow, two sons, William Perkins of Wilna?
and Albert Perkins of Ohio; three daughters,
Lena Perkins and Elizabeth Perkins of Wilna? and Iva Perkins of Black
River, and one brother, John Perkins of
Carthage. The funeral will be held from the residence Tuesday afternoon at
1 and interment will be made at Sand Hill cemetery. 1913: Nov. 29th - Watertown Herald - Watertown, NY. Mr.
Thomas Perkins of Wilna, NY,
died. He was aged 69 years, 8 months, 2 days. 1914: March 10th - Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, NY.
Potsdam, NY: March 10th: News has been
received here of the death of Leonard B. Perkins,
a former resident of this place. Mr. Perkins died at his home in
Springfield, Mo, on Saturday, Feb. 28th. He was born in Parishville, March
12th, 1840, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus G. Perkins.
Mr. Perkins was a veteran of the Civil War and was one of the first to
enlist in this village in the spring of 1861. He was a member of Company
B. of the 16th regiment, N. Y. He married in Potsdam, NY in 1863, Miss
Emeline L. Dewey. He was afterward in the service of the government
at Washington and Alexandria. He removed to Baltimore and later located in
Springfield, Missouri. He is survived by his widow and one son,
J. A. Perkins of that city and by a brother,
Judge F. A. Perkins and a sister, Mrs. M. A.
Grenoon?, both of Woodstock, Ill. 1920: July 31sth - Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY.
Mrs.
Alice A. Perkins
of 118 Francis street, aged 64 years and George Lewis Ferguson, a
carpenter residing at the same address, were married at 3 this afternoon
at Bethany Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. Walter G. Wilmshurst, D.
D., Pastor of the church. Mrs. Perkins is the widow of
Josiah D. Perkins, well known in this city.
Mr. Perkins died several years ago. Mr. Ferguson is also 64 years of age.
He is a carpenter by trade and has until recently been residing near
Brownville. He has been married before, his first wife having died a
number of years ago.
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