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Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - April 18th, 1873
RUTLAND - Mrs. Edwin
E. Perkins, died a few days ago, but before burial signs of
life were thought to be apparent and the body was subjected to scientific
tests to ascertain if death had really taken place. These satisfied the
physicians that she was dead, but in order that there might be no
harrowing doubt and uncertainly in the future the remains were kept
several days. Finally signs of dissolution were visible and the body was
consigned at last to the tomb. Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - April 11th, 1891
VERGENNES - The funeral of Mrs.
F. W. PERKINS, who died Monday, was held
Wednesday, Rev. W. P. Rulison officiating. Mrs. F. W. Perkins, aged about
70, died Monday morning. The funeral of her husband took place last
Friday.
Mrs. PERKINS
died Monday morning; she was in her 71st year. Her husband was buried
on Friday during the storm - The preparations for the G.A.R. celebration
and reception are elaborate. Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - May 21st, 1891
N. W. PERKINS,
died Sunday. He had been unwell for some time and his death was not
unexpected. Over 80 years of age, he was the oldest person in town after
the death of Deacon William Little a few days before. Burlington Weekly Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - April 10th, 1891
Mrs. PERKINS
died Monday morning; she was in her 71st year. Her husband was buried
on Friday during the storm - The preparations for the G.A.R. celebration
and reception are elaborate. Burlington Weekly Free Press - July 6th, 1893 WEYBRIDGE - A little son of L. PERKINS died last Saturday and was buried from the home of the family Sunday afternoon. Rev. Stephen Palmer officiating. ______________________________________ Burlington Weekly Free Press - March 30th, 1899
CHARLES PERKINS,
died last Monday night after a painful complication of disease. He
suffered at first with a large earbuncle on the back of his neck, and
pleurisy. He was thought to be better, when on Friday he was attacked with
pneumonia, which proved fatal. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon
at his late residence, Rev. C. J. Watt officiating, and E. T. Jacobs
having charge. Horace Cutler, George H. Fay, Stephen Hildreth and John C.
Sabins acted as bearers. The interment was at River View cemetery. Mr.
Perkins was much esteemed by all who knew him. He was born in Dunham, P.Q.
in 1848 and came to Richmond, VT 14 years ago, and has carried on a
wheelwright and blacksmith business. He leaves a wife and daughter and
many friends to mourn his loss.
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Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - August 24th, 1892 His wife was a Princess
SYRACUSE, N. Y - Aug. 23rd - Professor
CHARLES ALLEN PERKINS, died suddenly at his home here. He was
born in Connecticut in 1831. Professor Perkins was for a number of years
United States consul at Barcelona, and afterward transferred to Tangier.
He was in the legation with General Sickles at Madrid, and later at
Lisbon. While at the latter place he married Princess Marie Isabelia
Francoise Gurowski de Bourbon, niece of Queen Isabella of Spain, who was
compelled to flee to Portugal during the revolution. Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - November 29th, 1893
CLARENCE PERKINS,
the eldest son of Mrs. Anna Perkins, died Thursday evening of quick
consumption. The funeral was held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Rev. F. S. Francis
officiating. Interment at Port Henry, N. Y. He leaves a sorrowing mother
and one brother and sister, who have heartfelt sympathy of the community. Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Chittenden Co., VT - February 27th, 1895
Mrs. ANNA PERKINS,
died Wednesday morning and the funeral service was held Friday at 11
o'clock, Rev. F. S. Francis officiating. Interment at Port Henry, N.Y. She
leaves a son and daughter and many relatives and friends to mourn her
loss.
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Burlington Weekly Free Press - June 7th, 1900 FUNERAL OF R. A. PERKINS RUTLAND, VT - June 4th - The remains of ROBERT A. PERKINS, who died Sunday at his summer home near Cuttingville, will be taken tomorrow to Woodstock, where the funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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WOODSTOCK - June 6th - The remains of
ROBERT A. PERKINS, who died at his
cottage on Shrewsbury pond, were brought here yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Perkins, Homer W. Vail of Randolph and Henry R. Dorr of Rutland. The train
was met at the station by a large number of representative business men and
the remains were escorted to the house of Henry H. Vail, a brother of Mrs.
Perkins. where brief funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. F. C. Putnam of the Congregational church officiating. Among those
attending from out of town were Franklin Billings of New York, Henry Vaughan
of Hudson, N. H. and Ferris Vaughan of Brattleboro. The interment was in
Cushing cemetery where Mr. Perkins parents were buried.
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