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Transcribed From: Misc. Ohio Newspapers ~Perkins Research~
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1833: Feb. 1st: The Ohio Repository -
Canton, Ohio
On the 21st Jan.,
Anson Perkins of Vienna, Trumbulle, O., was killed by the fall
of a tree.
________________________________ 1870: Nov. 16th - Western Reserve Chronicle
Jehiel Perkins
one of the oldest citizens of this county, Mr. Jehiel Perkins, died at
his residence in Vienna, on Saturday last, 12 inst., at the age of 89
years. He came to this county sometime previous to 1810, and carried
the mail from Warren to Pittsburgh, during 1810, which, owing to almost
the wilderness condition of the intervening country, was a tedious and
trying task. Mr. Perkins served his country in the war of 1812. He has
left a widow in the 82d year of her age.
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1880: Aug.
25th - The Marion Daily Star - Marion, Ohio
The Rev. Henry Perkins,
DD, an aged Presbyterian minister, died recently at Allentown, PA. He was
born in Vermont in 1796, graduated from Ohio university and Princeton
theological seminary, and was pastor at Allentown forty-three years,
retiring from active service in 1863.
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1926: June 14th: Hamilton Evening Journal - Hamilton, Ohio Paris, Kentucky -
Sanders Perkins, 73 years old, died at his
home on the Hume and Bedford Pike, following an illness of several weeks.
He is survived by his widow, and four sons; Allie Perkins, Paris,
KY; Harry Perkins, California; Lucien Perkins and Howard
Perkins, Bourbon Co., KY, a sister, Mrs. Jennie Clary, Lewis Co., KY
and a brother, Thomas Perkins, Hillsboro, KY.
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