Hi everyone. Am I the only one that noticed the e-mail address needs updated in this signature file? Just trying to help, Karen In a message dated 98-01-19 17:05:56 EST, you write: << ----------------------------------------------- List problems? Check your WELCOME message FIRST http://php.indiana.edu/~stephenl/problems.htm SECOND then contact stephenL@indiana.edu >>

Hello, all. Forwarding this msg because the map referred to has quite a few Perkins' listed on it. Good luck. Paul of San Diego

Hi everyone. Here is some of the latest information I have for my gggrandfather, Thomas J Perkins, b 1832 in Illinois. His father came from Kentucky. 1832- Born in Illinois 1852- From Lawrence Co., Illinois to WA Territory. (via Oregon Trail?) 1855- Volunteered for Indian Wars service with Regiment of Washington Territory Volunteers, US Army, as a mounted private. 1856- Married to Esther Bryan (my gggrandmother) at John Laws' residence in Mima Prairie, Thurston Co., WA Territory. 1857- Thomas Perkins was the defendant in a criminal case with the United States Court in Thurston County, W.T. for selling liquor to Indians. No outcome has been determined at this time. 1860- Census in Thurston Co., W.T. At this time (17 June) Thomas was 28 years old and was a farmer. He and Esther had no children, however, Esther's brother Preston Bryon, 14, was living with them. 1870- Census in French Town, Walla Walla Co., W.T. At this time, (4 June) Thomas was 38 years old and still classified as a farmer. At this time, he and Esther had four daughters ranging in age from the oldest Lucy (California Louise, my ggrandmother) at age 9 to the youngest at age 10 months. 1880- Census in Wallula, Walla Walla County, WA. At this time (9 June) Thomas was 48 years old and now classified as a "stockraiser". It also notes that his father was born in Kentucky, but his mother's birthplace was unknown. If this rings a bell with anyone, I would sure like to hear from you. Best regards, Peter Grauer up in Kamloops, BC, Canada

This is a copy of the page describing the photo archive referred to in my earlier e-mails. The address of this page is: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html Also, the main page for The US Army Military History Institute is at: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/ I am Sorry I forgot to include this info in my earlier posts. Karen Beidelman ####################################################### MHI Photograph Database This database is a catalog of American Civil War (ACW) photographs from the Special Collections Branch of MHI. Usually, patrons are searching for ancestors, researching particular ACW regiments, or looking for examples of items worn or used by soldiers of the period. Ultimately, this database will reflect the full range of MHI's photograph collection, ranging from the periods of the Mexican War in the 1840s to recent operations such as those in Somalia and Bosnia. Also, as they are scanned, actual images will be made available through the database. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: There are well over 27,000 image descriptions in this catalog and our gateway is not the most efficient in searching those descriptions. Please keep your queries short and to the point. Since every description has "Civil War" attached as a keyword, searching on "Civil War" will attempt to retrieve every record. Please be patient in your searching. If your search takes a very long time, you probably have entered search terms that are too broad and that match a large number of records. All the search terms are implicitly ORed together. This means that any record that contains any of the words in your query will be marked as a potential match for your query. Barring unique last names, it is probably best to start by just entering the ordinal number of the unit being sought. So, rather than enter "27th Michigan Volunteer Infantry" and wait for 5-10 minutes, only to get an error, it might be better to enter "27th" and then get 165 (as of 3 July 1997) records to browse. If you have technical difficulties with this database, please send your questions and/or comments to steinkel@carlisle-emh2.army.mil. Please do not send technical questions to Special Collections; they are not equipped to respond to such queries. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please note also that this is only a catalog. We do not have photographs linked to the catalog entries. Duplicates of photos may be obtained by following these directions. Send a message to the MHI Special Collections Branch. This may be accomplished in several ways: �e-mail to MHI-SC@CARLISLE-EMH2.ARMY.MIL � postal mail to U.S. Army Military History Institute ATTN: Special Collections 22 Ashburn Drive Carlisle, PA 17013-5008 �or call them directly at +1-717-245-3434 In the message, provide your postal address and the catalog number of the photograph you desire (the "RG" number). They will mail a photocopy of the photograph to you for your examination and approval, along with much more detailed instructions, which will include charges for the duplication of photos. Assuming that you want a copy of the photograph(s), you will then mail a check for the appropriate amount payable to "MHI Fund" and the copy will be furnished after a suitable number of weeks for processing. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Enter terms to find: Maximum number of records to retrieve at one time: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ USAMHI Special Collections Branch / MHI-SC@carlisle-emh2.army.mil / 6 September 1997 #######################################################

This is the only record for PERKINS I found at: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/cgi-bin/usamhi/isearch wish it at least gave dates. ****************************************************************** CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.04 Operation Summary Matching Record Count: 1 Total Retrieved: 1 Interpretted Query: Perkins:1 Database Name: ArchivesDB Total Database Records: 2268 Query Time: 1 seconds ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: archives.out Match Number: 1 of 1 Score: 100 ------- JOHN R. PERKINS PAPERS 2 BOXES JOHN R. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ********************************************************************* Karen Beidelman

I found these PERKINS names in the Civil War photo index at: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/cgi-bin/usamhi/isearch _____________________________________________________ CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.04 Operation Summary Matching Record Count: 19 Total Retrieved: 19 Interpretted Query: Perkins:1 Database Name: Photodb Total Database Records: 27218 Query Time: 3 seconds ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 1 of 19 Score: 100 RG98S-CWP 163.20 Group of three elderly veterans. 2nd Lt. Horace T. Perkins,Co. D, 21st Regt., Mich. Vol. Inf.; 1st Lt. William H. Perkins, Co. E, 1st Regt., Mich. Vol. Eng. and Mech; Pvt. Lewis E. Perkins, Co. E, 3rd Regt., Mich. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR MICHIGAN INFANTRY WILLIAM 3RD REGT. 1ST REGT. HORACE 21ST REGT. LEWIS PERKINS ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 2 of 19 Score: 75 RG526S-NYSAG.1027 A three-quarter seated view of Pvt. Charles A. Perkins, Co. F, 28th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. and Pvt. Ralph H. Perkins, Co. L, 8th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Hvy. Arty. CIVIL WAR A. H. NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY INFANTRY GEORGE RALPH 8TH REGT. 28TH REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 3 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWPAB#1-2.51B A half sitting view of W.F. Perkins, Civilian Clerk. CIVIL WAR F. W. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 4 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 157.80 Civilian bust image of 2nd Lt. Stephen G. Perkins, Co. H, 2nd Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY 2ND REGT. STEPHEN PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 5 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP86.6 A full sitting view of Pvt. Charles B. Perkins, Co. H, 7th Regt., Vt. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR B. VERMONT INFANTRY CHARLES 7TH REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 6 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP86.117 A bust view of Corp. Edward H. Perkins, Co. C, 6th Regt., Vt. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR H. VERMONT INFANTRY EDWARD 6TH REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 7 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP88.80 A three-quarter sitting view of 2nd Lt. William Edward Perkins, Co. I, 2nd regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. He is holding his kepi with a 20th Corps Badge on it. (12th Corps) CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY WILLIAM EDWARD 2ND REGT. PERKINS INSIGNIA CORPS BADGES 12TH CORPS 20TH CORPS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 8 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP88.87 A three-quarter sitting view of 1st Lt. & Adjt. Lucien L. Perkins, 3rd Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. On the table is hat with the a pin that says number 3. CIVIL WAR L. MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY 3RD REGT. PERKINS LUCIEN INSIGNIA HEADGEAR Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 9 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP88.88 A half sitting view of 1st lt. Charles A. Perkins, Co. B, 3rd Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR A. MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY CHARLES 3RD REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 10 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP107.107 $ Bust view of Maj. Delavan D. Perkins, A.D.C. of Vols. CIVIL WAR D. DELAVAN PERKINS AIDES DE CAMP Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 11 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 163.19 Bust view of 1st Sgt. Horace T. Perkins, Co. D, 21st Regt., Mich. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR MICHIGAN INFANTRY HORACE 21ST REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 12 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 182.97 Bust image of 1st Lt. Edwin Perkins, Co. F, 59th Regt., Ohio Vol. Inf. He is pictured in uniform. CIVIL WAR OHIO INFANTRY EDWIN PERKINS 59TH REGT. Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 13 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 182.98 1/2 seated image of Pvt. William Perkins, Co. F, 59th Regt., Ohio Vol. Inf. & Co. H, 3rd Bn., Pioneer Corps. This photo shows the Pioneer chevron on his uniform. CIVIL WAR OHIO INFANTRY WILLIAM PERKINS 59TH REGT. INSIGNIA CHEVRONS 3RD BATTALION PIONEERS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 14 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP129.73 A bust view of Pvt. William F. Perkins, Co. B, 13th Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR F. MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY WILLIAM 13TH REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 15 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 198.5 Nearly full length wartime image of Capt. William Perkins, Co. H, 52nd Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY WILLIAM 52ND REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 16 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP133.86 ? A full standing view of Pvt. Frederick J. Perkins, Co. D, 1st Regt., Conn. Vol. Cav. CIVIL WAR J. CONNECTICUT CAVALRY 1ST REGT. FREDERICK PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 17 of 19 Score: 50 RG98S-CWP 194.69 Seated image of Pvt. Henry J. Perkins, Co. F, 44th Regt., Mass. Vol. Inf. He is in civilian clothes. CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY HENRY 44TH REGT. PERKINS Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 18 of 19 Score: 50 RG526S-NYSAG.373 A bust view of Pvt. Nesbitt H. Perkins, Co.D, 1st Regt., N.Y.S. Vet. Vol. Cav. CIVIL WAR H. NEW YORK CAVALRY 1ST REGT. PERKINS VETERANS NESBITT Select: [Full Record] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Document: photodb.out Match Number: 19 of 19 Score: 50 RG526S-NYSAG.1004 A bust view of 1st Sgt. Herbert J. Perkins, Co. G, 27th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. CIVIL WAR J. NEW YORK INFANTRY 27TH REGT. PERKINS HERBERT Select: [Full Record] _______________________________________________________ I hope some of you can use this to get photos of your ancestor. Karen Beidelman

I asked my cousin of CHRAA (Christian History Research And Archives) if he had anything on Perkins, particularly in Kentucky, and this was his response: Re Perkins L. Perkins: messenger from Little Barren No. 3, Metcalfe Co to Original Barren River Baptist Assoc in yrs of 1871, 1889, & 1894. Louis Perkins listed as messenger in 1879 & as church clerk in 1889. J.R. Perkins: messenger from Boiling Springs, Hart Co to Lynn Baptist Assoc in yr of 1883. J.M.Perkins: messenger from Lonoke Baptist Church (changed in 1877 - prior called Pleasant Hill) - (changed in 1856 - prior called Green River Baptist Church when organized in 1803 Hart Co,KY) to Liberty Baptist Association in yr of 1888. Elam Perkins: joined Brush Creek Baptist Church Green Co, KY by letter in 1859, & is noted that since then [to when?] that 9 members of his family have been baptized into church. He must have been well thought of as it states church was in gloom due to his recent decease. In Feb 1876, he was appointed w/2 others to "prepare & report a draft of the house" (planning to build new church building) As messenger to Green River Baptist Assoc from Brush Creek Baptist Church in 1871 as "E. Perkins" F. Perkins: 1859 messenger from same to same. JJ Perkins: 1871 messenger from same to same. JP Perkins: a clerk of same church sometime after 1855 & a deacon sometime after 1846. He was appointed on committee on finance to build church bldg in 1876. James Perkins: same church, a deacon sometime after 1846. P. Perkins: 1870 messenger from same to same WF PERKINS: In Feb 1876, he was appointed w/2 others to "TAKE UP SUBSCRIPTION and see if they could raise means enough to build a church house" . ================ Hope this will be of interest to someone. Anita

I can't receive mail at dianacronhardt@juno.com. I have a new address dmcronhardt@juno.com. Please send the mail to the new address. Deleate the old address.Thanks Diana.

To all of those who I have helped or promised to help or could not help... I am just making sure that I am still hooked up to the Perkins List. I just upgraded my computer and my prodigy program, so if anyone has written to me personally with in the last week or so, please write me back because I did not receive it. Sincerely, Denise "Perkins" Ready

Ah yes, the people in Bath , OH. The Post Office warns and warns them, but they keep on going. I guess as long as the unsuspecting keep buying, they will keep selling. Re: your Perkins problem. Have you checked census records? You should find your grandfather in the 1860 census with his parents. Paula

just a note to everyone to be aware of a book now being sold through the mail called The Family Perkins History offered by Heirloom Book out of Bath Ohio. My aunt received an offer for one-$40 for nothing but names and addresses. We do a better job on our list than that. BTW I told her not to waste her money on this book... My Perkins are still out there somewhere: John Perkins married unknown son: Willis Alexander born MS in 1862-63 (my grandfather) married Nancy Azora Wright TX in 1888. died August 1934 in Clay Co TX. Any info on Willis's parents would help. Bage

Dear Perkins researchers, I want to piggy back on Bage's post. These so called family books fro Bath Ohio are a hoax. They contain nothing more than a current telephone lists of your surname and amybe some general ideas on genealogy. I haven't seen this warning here before, but have have seen it many other places. Norm Morrison in Hendersonville, NC

I am seeking information on John S. Perkins (born 1801) and Devinia Maund (born 25 Jan 1810). The resided in Mitchell County, Georgia. They had a son William Brinson Perkins (4 Sept 1830) and a daughter, Elizabeth Perkins (1834). Thanks for your help. Debra

My gg-father is Meredith Perkins born August 1854 in Eastern Kentucky, died Oct.23, 1922 his death certificate does not list a father, I have been told that there is no way of finding out who his father is, is this true? Wife was Matilda Cotten.

Does anyone have any information on a branch of the Perkin family from Braintree, Essex, England. My father was born there in about 1910. He had three brothers, Will, Charles, Jack and two sisters Rose and Jess. Any information would be most appreciated. Peter Perkin Vancouver,Canada.

I wonder if any one can help me get my family back to England ? Do you know any of Mary's brother's or sisters or parents? I am aware of only two; Elizabeth Perkins who married John Williams and lived in Greenbrier and James Perkins who married Elizabeth________ . Both Elizabeth and James Perkins died in 1825. I believe the Perkins family were active in the early Methodist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. Mary PERKINS b1750/1760, Maryland husband James WATTS b 1753 Maryland Children: Mary WATTS b 1776, Maryland m William WILLIAMS Greenbrier, WV Elizabeth WATTS b 1778, Greenbrier,WV m Andrew LUDDINGTON Sarah WATTS b 1780, Greenbrier, WV m Thomas PERKINS Rev James WATTS, b 1782, Greenbrier, WV m Nancy WEGFIELD David C WATTS, b 1874, Greenbrier, WV m Elizabeth MORRISON Jane WATTS b 1786, Greenbrier, WV d 1793 Rebeckah WATTS b 1788, Greenbrier, WV m Henry PERKINS John WATTS b 1791, Greenbrier, WV. m Isabella WADDELL Rev Salethiel Weeks WATTS b 1793, Greenbrier, WV m Mary BURR Nancy WATTS b 1799, Greenbrier, WV m William HULL James and Mary PERKINS WATTS are my 4g grandparents. Some of the children left Greenbrier and went to Gallia County, Ohio about 1817. Thanks for helping me. Maybe I will be able to help you. dianacronhardt@juno.com P.O. Box 334 Borrego Springs, CA 92004

Seek information on the descendants of Elijah Perkins and Elizabeth Winton. Elizabeth died in about 1880 in Cooper, Delta Co., Texas...some of her children were counted in the census that year.

I am hoping the following information can help someone and perhaps that someone can also help me. I am currently searching for proof of father/son connection of William(3) Perkins, Topsfield MA and William (4) Perkins believed to have removed from Topsfield to New Kent VA---- a will, death records, other printed info or clues? Anyone can help? Names can be provided of Perkins slaves given away or emancipated in Christian Perkins' will of March 1836 Garrard Co KY, and named in will of James Perkins, Garrard Co KY 1858 Here's the line: 1) GEORGE PERKINS of County Warwick, London 2) WILLIAM(1) PERKINS, London, Merchant Tailor, d. bef 1671, London England. m. Jane. 3) (Immigrant Ancestor) Rev. WILLIAM(2) PERKINS, b. All Hallows, Bread St. London 25 Aug 1607; d. 21 May 1682 Topsfield MA; Came to Rocksbury (Roxbury) MA on the William & Francis, Winthrop Fleet, 1632; m. 30 Aug 1636 Elizabeth Wooten(b.abt 1615, d. 1690 Topsfield); Capt., military and civil service. Orig. planter Mass. Bay Colony. CHildren : Born.ROXBURY: William b. and d. 1639; WILLIAM(3) 2/25/42; Born WEYMOUTH: Elizabeth 6/18/1643; Tobijah 10/20/1646; Katherine 10/29/1648; Born GLOUCESTER: Mary 5/17/1652; Born TOPSFIELD: John (m. Ann Hutchinson); Sarah (m. John Bradstreet); Timothy, (m. Edna Hazen); Rebecca (m. Thomas Fiske) 4) WILLIAM(3) PERKINS, b. Roxbury 2/25/1642, m. 24 Oct 1669 Elizabeth Clarke, dau of Daniel Clarke, CH: Elizabeth, b. 21 July 1670; Mary b.4/4/1672; WILLIAM(4) b. abt 1674; John b.20 Feb 1676; Dorothy b. 30 Apr 1678; Timothy b. 23 Feb 1681; Nathan b. 24 Apr 1683; Rebecca b. 4 Sept 1685; 5) WILLIAM(4) PERKINS, b. abt 1674, d. 1755 New Kent; m. Elizabeth (Wells?) moved to New Kent VA bef. 1698?; CH: Anne, b.&d. 1698; Anne bap. 4 May 1701, died young; WILLIAM(5) bap. 25 August 1706, Anne b. 26 Jan 1708/9, Judith b. 15 Dec 1711, Sarah b. 29 June 1717 6) WILLIAM(5) PERKINS, Bap. 25 Aug 1706 d. 1755 New Kent VA; m. Isabella Christian, CH: All Born in New Kent: Christian, b. 25 Dec 1734; WILLIAM(6) PERKINS b. abt 1736, Children with 2nd wife Mary Otey: David, Elizabeth (m. Benedict Crump 12 Oct 1762), Mary d. Jan 1734 New Kent 7) WILLIAM(6) PERKINS, b. abt 1736, New Kent, d. 1813 Patrick Co. VA; m. 23 Feb 1756 in Goochland Co VA Mrs. Susannah (Holland) Massie; CH: Thomas b. 1756, d. 1850 Barren Co KY, CHRISTIAN b. 7 Aug 1757 in Goochland; William(7) b. 22 Aug 1759; Sarah Sally b. 9 Aug 1763; Mary Ann b. 1765, David b. 1786 d. 3 May 1865, m. Amelia Banks, M. Polly Banks; Elizabeth b. abt 1788; Nancy b. abt 1790, Susannah b. abt 1792 8) CHRISTIAN PERKINS b. 7 Aug 1757 Goochland Co VA, d. Apr 1836 Garrard Co KY, m. Louisiana Raney (divorced, date presently unknown) CH: JAMES b. 1785 Henry Co VA, Believe all born KY: Joseph, William, John, Sally (m. Reynolds), Polly (m. Reynolds), Susan.(m. Isaac Homes) KY. **NOTE: Christian fought in the Revolutionary War, serving in the 4th VA Regiment, Infantry; after war moved to Henry Co Va, where may have received land grant, then moved to Lincoln Co KY, then to Garrard Co KY. Kentucky Will 1836. 9) JAMES PERKINS, b. 1785 Henry Co VA, d. 16 June 1858 Garrard Co KY, m. 27 Feb 1810 Nancy Jennings in Garrard Co KY. CH: Aisley (m.Daniel McDonald), Eliza (m. John Sturgas), Jordan, Wyatt, NEWITT, Embry, Emanuel, William, Kentucky Will 1858 10) NEWITT, b. abt 1821 d. abt Jan 1860 Garrard Co KY, m.19 Aug 1840 in Garrard Co to Sally Sadler b.abt 1823, CH: JAMES E. b. July 1842, George b. abt 1845, Nixon b. abt 1846, William b. abt 1847, Emanuel b. 1849, Nancy b abt 1851(m. A. H. Holtzclaw), Kentucky Court Probate Records. 11) JAMES EDWARD b. July 1842 Garrard Co KY d. 16 Nov 1911, Veteran's Home Wood Wisconsin; bur.Tuscola IL, m. Sarah Ann Majors, b. 15 Sept 1858 Cass Co MO, d. 28 Oct 1881 Falmouth, Jasper Co IL(dau of Samuel M. Majors of Cass Co MO.) CH: all born Jasper Co IL: Janette Lee b. 1 Oct 1876; Mary Lydia b. 6 May 1878; IRA EDWARD b. 8 December 1880 *NOTE: Sarah died 10 months after son born. All children raised by different families, sometimes went by their foster family names :Janetta--Ross; Lydia--Franz, Ira (Eddie)-Suddath. **NOTE: James E. fought in the Civil War, mustered in as private 4 Aug 1862 Co.H, 7th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry Volunteers, Union; Major battles at Richmond KY, Cynthiana KY, Hopkinville KY, Franklin TN, Resaca GA and Montgomery AL, plus minor battles. Wounded. Mustered out Corporal, 10 July 1865 Edgefield TN. IRA EDWARD b. 8 Dec 1880 Falmouth, Jasper, IL, d. 11 May 1951. m. in Chicago 1911 to Marie E. Laugel b. 13 Aug 1885 d. 3 Nov 1919 Chicago(dau of Agustus J. Laugel of Ste Marie, Jasper IL.) CH: Marjorie Francis Perkins b. 16 Feb 1912 d. 28 Aug 1974. NOTE: Ira "Eddie" served overseas , First World War Sources: 1) The Great Immigration Begins, NEHGR, 1995; 2) Pre 1633 Planters of the Mass. Bay Colony, The Winthrop Society (Winthrop Fleet) Carmel CA; 3) Land Office Records in Richmond VA, Gen Publ Co, repr. Balto 1960; 4) Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England, James Savage, 4 vols, Gen Publ. Co Boston, 1860; 5) 1704 Quit Rent Rolls of New Kent VA; 6) Early American Marriages, 7) Vestry Book and Register of St. Peter's Parish New Kent and James City Counties, VA 1684-1786, C. G. Chamberlayne 1937; Descendants of Nicholas Perkins of VA, by Hall; The Douglas Register, Rev. Douglas, and wills, birth/death certificates, marriage records and National Archives records. Karleene in Oregon karly@pioneer.net

Hi, Was looking for my KENDALLs in Athens ME. and although I did not find Thomas P. KENDALL did find the following in Cemeteries in Athens ME, Somerset Co. prepared by Elaine Bush Pringle (on microfilm at LDS). Mount Rest Cemetery, page 27 George W. PERKINS 1882 - 1940 Clara B. 1885 - 1964 Page 36 Frank PERKINS 1842 - 1910 Co. B 19th Me GAR Angenette George, his wife 1852 - 1900 Edgar PERKINS d. Aug 10, 1947 70 y Hope this helps someone. Good Hunting Alice

Looking for the parents of Nathaniel and Eunis. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Descendants of Nathaniel Perkins Generation No. 1 1. NATHANIEL1 PERKINS died July 14, 1818 in Georgetown, Maine. He married EUNIS. Child of NATHANIEL PERKINS and EUNIS is: 2. i. NATHANIEL2 PERKINS, b. November 30, 1773, Phippsburg, Maine. Generation No. 2 2. NATHANIEL2 PERKINS (NATHANIEL1) was born November 30, 1773 in Phippsburg, Maine. He married SARAH HUNT May 22, 1800 in Georgetown, Maine. Child of NATHANIEL PERKINS and SARAH HUNT is: 3. i. NATHANIEL3 PERKINS, b. November 18, 1804, Phippsburg, Maine; d. 1865, Phippsburg, Maine. Generation No. 3 3. NATHANIEL3 PERKINS (NATHANIEL2, NATHANIEL1) was born November 18, 1804 in Phippsburg, Maine, and died 1865 in Phippsburg, Maine. He married NAOMI MCKINNEY October 28, 1825 in Georgetown, Maine. Child of NATHANIEL PERKINS and NAOMI MCKINNEY is: 4. i. ALFRED B.4 PERKINS, b. 1836, Phippsburg, Maine; d. November 1929, Los Angles, California. Generation No. 4 4. ALFRED B.4 PERKINS (NATHANIEL3, NATHANIEL2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1836 in Phippsburg, Maine, and died November 1929 in Los Angles, California. He married ANNA LAMONT BLAISDELL September 03, 1862 in Phippsburg, Maine, daughter of ABEL BLAISDELL and SARAH STIMPSON. Child of ALFRED PERKINS and ANNA BLAISDELL is: i. NELLIE ANNA5 PERKINS, b. July 29, 1866, Phippsburg, Maine; d. 1946, Bath, Maine; m. JACOB WILLARD HALEY, July 14, 1885, Phippsburg, Maine. Notes for NELLIE ANNA PERKINS: Phippsburg Vital Records list Nellie's middle name as Amanda, family knew her as Nellie Anna. More About JACOB WILLARD HALEY: Fact 1: 1890-1898, Lighthouse keeper Seguin then transferred to Perkins Lighthouse. Thank you. Gingia McCabe-Crumb gmccabe@lr.net Surnames researching: Barnes, Bassett, Blaisdell, Chase, Crosby, Eldredge, Freeman, Gerauld, Higgins, Lee, Linnell, Nickerson, Purrington, Rogers, in MA, ME. Durgin, Gilman, Haley, in NH. Haley, Hunt, Lamont, McCabe, Oliver, Parker, Perkins, Purrington, Simpson, Sprague, Sylvester, in ME Crumb, Lamb, in RI, CT, NY Mugridge, Forsythe, Wallace, in NB Wallace, Walsh in NS