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Washingtonia Newspaper - Windsor, VT - Nov. 5th, 1810
At New York, BENJAMIN
D. PERKINS, Esq. of the House of Collins & Perkins, Book sellers.
Mr. Perkins was born at Plainfield, Con. In 1775, and was the youngest son
of the late Dr. (Elisha) Perkins, celebrated as the inventor of the
Metallic Points. A very exalted character is given of this gentleman in
the Commercial Advertiser. He was one of the Trustees of the N. Y. Free
School, Member of the Abolition Society, a Director of the African School,
one of the Governors of the Hospital and a very useful member of the
Historical Society of New York. The Vermont Mercury - Rutland, Rutland Co., VT - April 2nd, 1847 STATE OF VERMONT - DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, SS The Probate Court for the District of Hartford: - To all persons, interested in the estate of NELSON PERKINS, late of Pomfret, in said District, deceased, intestate.
ALVA C. PERKINS,
Administrator of said estate, has presented to this Court his petition, in
writing, setting forth that the said NELSON
PERKINS, deceased, died, seised, in fee, of certain real estate
in Pomfret, aforesaid, to wit, a farm, being his homestead, of ninety
acres, with a dwelling house and barn thereon standing; also that the said
deceased left certain personal estate, described in the inventory on
record, that it will be beneficial to the heirs, and all those interested
in said estate, by reason of the infancy of said heirs, that the personal
estate, except such as shall be assigned to the widow, and the real
estate, except the dower of the widow, but including the reversion of the
widow's dower, should be sold, although the same many not be necessary to
pay debts and charges of administration, and that the proceeds of such
sale be decreed and assigned according to law. He prays for license to
sell and convey said real and personal estate, pursuant to the provisions
of the statute. You are, therefore, hereby notified, that said application
will be heard at the Probate Office in Woodstock, in said District, on the
first Wednesday, (seventh day) of April next, and you will then and there,
appear before said Court, and object, if you see cause, to the granting of
said license. Dated at Woodstock aforesaid, this sixteenth day of March,
A. D., 1847.
In Chelsea, VT; April 17th, by Rev. L.
Hill, Mr. Abner B. Davis of Springfield, VT and Miss
Melita L. Perkins of Chelsea, VT.
=================================== Vermont Gazette - Bennington, VT Died: In Manchester, on the 20th - 30th of June, EDWARD ALLEN PERKINS, in the Meridian of life. He has left an aged mother, a wife and two children to lament their loss. He had lately entertained a home of having passed from death into life, and made profession of his belief in the divine Redeemer. He went out of the world rejoicing in God, and in home of a glorious immortality, through the merits of a crucified savior. Something remarkable took place with respect to this man, the night before he was taken sick he dreamed that he should soon be taken sick with the billions fever, and should consume and died the ninth day. When he was taken he told his wife of his assurance that he should die; she asked him if she should send for the doctor, he told her he had no desire for it, for no medical aid could save him from death. He was however attended immediately, but to no effect; he died as his dream predicted. On the 8th day he asked how long he had lain sick, and being informed that it was the eighth day, he blessed God, and exulted in the idea of dying the next day, which really took place. Calm and collected in his mind he lay, Till Heaven's appointment made him quit the clay; Then blest his maker, and resigned to death, Serenely praised away his vital breath. ______________________________________
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Vermont Gazette - Bennington, VT - Oct. 17th, 1874
In Sunderland, Oct. 7th, by the Rev.
G. Graves, of Arlington, Mr. Walter Edgar Perkins
of Arlington, and Miss Effie Pamelia Matteson, daughter of Mr. Eben
W. Matteson, of Sunderland. The Rutland Daily Globe - Rutland, Rutland Co., VT - March 23rd, 1876
DEATH FROM SMALL-POX - Mr.
GEORGE PERKINS, died at the house of
Louis Delphy in Bridport, on Monday night, March 20th, and was buried at
midnight Tuesday. He had been a great sufferer with that virulent disease,
the small-pox. There are now several others sick in the same house, and
the disease seems on the increase in town, and it is feared that some
other cases will prove fatal. Dr. Blaisdell received a quantity of bovine
virus from New York on Monday, and is busily engaged in vaccinating the
people of the vicinity. Addison County Journal - Middlebury, Addison Co., VT - August 26th, 1881
CHARLES PERKINS,
died a few days ago and was buried in the cemetery near the residence
of Nelson Richards. The Otter Creek News - Brandon, Rutland Co., VT - September 30th, 1881
HUBBARDTON - Mrs.
ADELIA PERKINS, died on Friday and the
funeral was on Sunday. Services were conducted by Rev. Z. Jones.
Rutland, Rutland Co., VT - Herald & Globe March 29 1883:
The Rutland Weekly Herald and Globe - Rutland, Rutland Co., VT - January 20th, 1886
The executor of the estate of
RUFUS PERKINS, who died in Pawlet about
30 years ago, also rendered his final account to the probate court Monday,
and the account was finally closed. The Valley Sun - White River Junction, Windsor Co., VT - August 6th, 1886
Miss MATTIE PERKINS,
died of consumption, after a lingering illness of many months, on
Wednesday afternoon. During the long days in which the wasting disease has
been accomplishing its end, no word of complaint had been heard to escape
her lips, but, with Christian patience and resignation she awaited her
summons, being ready to go and having full faith that a crown of
immortality was awaiting her in the world beyond. She passed away very
peacefully the hand of death falling upon her gently. She was 28 years of
age, April 22nd, last. Her remains were taken to Strafford for interment,
where the funeral services were held this forenoon. The Rural Vermonter - Montpelier, Washington Co., VT - February 25th, 1887
Mrs. JOSEPHINE M.
PERKINS, relict of the late Gen. John
Perkins, died on Sunday last at her residence on Main street at
the advanced age of 89. The Bennington Banner - Bennington, Bennington Co., VT - October 13th, 1887
NORTH POWNAL - Capt.
EDDY PERKINS, died at the residence of his son, Joseph Perkins,
of this village, Thursday morning, aged 85 years and 6 months. The funeral
was largely attended at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon. A
large circle of relatives and friends mourn the loss of Mr. Perkins. In
all public and private work he was an active worker, although for several
years he has lived a retired life. He kept posted in the general routine
of life and retained his calm judgment and conversational powers to the
last. His sickness was not of long duration, yet his general health had
been failing for several years. In his death Pownal has lost one of its
most highly respected citizens and his memory will they so cherish. The Manchester Journal - Manchester, Bennington Co., VT - August 23rd, 1888
RUPERT - WILLIE
PERKINS, son of Wm. H. and Lucina Perkins,
died Aug. 17th, after a protracted and painful suffering from rheumatism,
aged 13 years. His funeral was largely attended on Saturday. The Vermont Sentry - Swanton, Franklin Co., VT - February 6th, 1890
Mrs. Capt. Barns, mother of
Mrs. John A. Perkins, died Sunday at an
advanced age. The funeral is to be held Wednesday at the residence of
Deacon John A.
Perkins. Rev. Mr. Enright to officiate. The United Opinion - Bradford, Orange Co., VT - April 10th, 1891
Hon. FREDERICK C.
PERKINS, died at Farmington, ME, yesterday, of Bright's
disease, aged nearly 63. He was known throughout the financial and
business circles of New England. North Troy Palladium - North Troy, Orleans Co., VT - November 12th, 1891
The infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jedutha Perkins, died on Wednesday last, after a long
illness. The funeral service was held at the house. The parents, whose
sorrow is very poignant, desire to return their sincere thanks to their
many kind friends, who, both through the illness and the death, did so
many acts of kindness. Also for the flowers, so many and so nice, which
were sent in so liberally as to quite cover the little casket. The United Opinion - Bradford, Orange Co., VT - June 22nd, 1894
WILSON I. M. PERKINS,
died at Lebanon and was brought here for burial. Middlebury Register - Middlebury, Addison Co., VT - January 25th, 1895
RECENT DEATHS -
Mrs. Harmon A. Perkins, died yesterday of pneumonia at the home of
the family in the Mead district in the east part of this town. She had
been ill but a few days. The Vermont Record - Fair Haven, Rutland Co., VT - February 8th, 1895
JAMES PERKINS,
who died in West Rutland Sunday, was a native of this place. He was a son
of the late Woodbury Perkins. When quite young he enlisted from here in
the 14th Vermont regiment and served with the regiment his full term of
service. For the past twenty years he has resided in West Rutland. His
remains came here Tuesday for burial in the family lot in our cemetery,
the funeral services having been previously held at his late home. The
services at the grave were conducted by his comrades of Sennott Post,
G.A.R. Spirit of the Age - Woodstock, Windsor Co., VT - March 23rd, 1895
NORMAN C. PERKINS,
brother of Robert E. Perkins, died in
Detroit, Mich. on Wednesday. His death is said to have been the result of
an injury received some time ago. Richford Journal and Gazette - Richford, Franklin Co., VT - November 15th, 1895
Mr. Knowlton, father of
Mrs. M. E. Perkins, died at his home in Magog Sunday last. The
deceased gentleman was well known here, and was highly respected. Richford Journal and Gazette - Richford, Franklin Co., VT - March 10th, 1899
JAMES A. PERKINS,
who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Giddings, in Johnson the
3rd, resided here a long time and was a deacon of the Congregational
church.
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Barre Evening Telegram - Barre, Washington Co., VT - June 5th, 1900
RUTLAND, VT - June 5th - The remains
of ROBERT A. PERKINS, who died Sunday
at his summer home near Cutingsville, were taken to Woodstock, where the
funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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