Glodean & Mari, you have probably already been to these sites, but, if not should check it out. Is 99% positive that Perkins is my direct line. Have been working some on it. Sending you and the list "Season's Greetings". From internet <http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/winthrop.htm>: 1630, THE WINTHROP FLEET: Eleven vessels brought ' the Great Emigration' of this year, viz: ARBELLA the flagship, AMBROSE, WILLIAM AND FRANCIS, TALBOT, HOPEWELL, JEWEL, WHALE, CHARLES, SUCCESS, MAYFLOWER, and TRIAL. The first five ships sailed April 8 from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, and arrived at Salem June 13 and following days. The other half of the fleet sailed in May and arrived in July at various dates. Altogether they brought about seven hundred passengers of whom the following are presumed to have been on these ships From internet <http://members.aol.com/WinthropSQ/planters.htm>: Pre-1633 Planters of the Massachusetts Bay Colony: William SARGENT

Hi Denise, would you like me to put these in the newsletter? Won't be until March now, but still glad to do it. Paula P.S. Have a nice Christmas, and ask Santa for some of those elusive ancestors.

I have received these queries.I am wondering if anyone here can help any of these people locate their PERKINS line. {seeking},HIRAM PERKINS b. ca.1820 Sullivan Co.,NH. His father (?) was b. in NH and his mother (?) was born in MA. contact: Melba Mourer, P.O.Box 472, Tonkawa,OK 74653 {seeking},GURDON PERKINS b.2/8/1811 d.10/12/1853 Groton,CT m.4/11/1837 GROTON,CT; BATHSHEBA PERKINS b.5/17/1816 d. Ledyard,CT 4/19/1891, dau. of Russell Perkins. Contact: Mr.Dennis Perkins, 42 Dock Rd.,Uncasville,CT 06382-2440 {seeking) SALLY PERKINS, granddaughter of EBENEZER FULLER .Ebenezer FULLER m.1st.Mercy Coleburn, 2nd.Elizabeth (Gilson) Pierce. (seeking) BETSEY PERKINS b.ca.1776-80,granddaugher of EBENEZER PERKINS. She m.LEVI ALEXANDER in Rockingham,VT. Chilren of LEVI & BETSEY (Perkins) ALEXANDER were.... 1.Jonathan Alexander b.Rockingham,VT 2.John Fuller Alexander b.Rockingham,VT m.Mary Thomas & removed to Genesee Co.,MI by 1840. 3.Betsey Alexander b.Norwich,VT 4.Sally Alexander b.Norwich,VT 5.Levi Gould Alexander b.Norwich,VT m.Abigail Thomas & removed to Genesee CO.,MI by 1840. 6.Mary Ann Alexander b.1810 Essex Co.,New York. m. Thomas Beckwith & removed to Genesee Co.,MI. This lady is seeking the parents of BETSEY PERKINS and her sister SALLY PERKINS listed above, as being grandchildren of this EBENEZER FULLER of Rockingham,VT. Levi Alexander & Betsey Perkins were married by ELDER JOHN ALEXANDER, First Church of Rockingham. Is he related to Levi Alexander ?????. Contact: Mrs. Dorothy Hail Amis,8730 FernCliff Ave NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. Hope someone can help. Sincerely: Denise "Perkins" Ready

Happy Holiday to all you Perkins's out there. jamesandlucyPerkins@juno.com

Hello Perkins list members! I am looking for more information on my Perkins family. My Eliza/Lizzie/Elizabeth Nancy Perkins was b. 13 Dec 1852 in SC or DeSoto/Marshall Co. MS. She married Jeporth Jeremiah Thomas 28 July 1870 in Marshall Co. MS. She died 19 April 1933 in Altus, Jackson Co. Oklahoma. Her parents are thought to have been a J.M. Perkins b.SC and a Frances or Nancy Frances (maiden unknown) also b.SC. Siblings are thought to have been: Hazeltine Happy Perkins b. 11 July 1844 in Columbia, South Carolina Henry J.B. Perkins b.ca 1848 Allen W.C. Perkins b.ca 1851 Mary Perkins b.ca 1860 Morticia Perkins b. ca 1864 Jonathan Perkins b.ca. 1866 Henry Perkins b.ca 1868 Any help on this family would be appreciated. My email is lisacsa@aol.com. Thanks! Lisa Kight

Hi. I've been following this list for a few months. It's been my observation that most PERKINS are from southern or midwest USA. Is anyone researching any PERKINS in western NY (Monroe County)? I'm looking specifically for Carter PERKINS m. Mildred ECKAM. Wendy Schirmer capt@frontiernet.net

Yep and the 1900 census listed Mrs E.E. Perkins in Kauffman county Texas as a patient at the hospital in Terrell but had no other info that I could follow up on, same info I got from the Hospital as a matter of fact... I am stumped! On Thu, 4 Dec 1997 16:49:45 -0500 "Paula P. Mortensen" <PaulaMort@compuserve.com> writes: >Have you checked census records? So many of these should be in these >late >census records. > >Paula > >

Have you checked census records? So many of these should be in these late census records. Paula

I am interested in any information on my grandmother's family who spent some years in Margate. My grandmother was Elizabeth Beatrice PERKINS who married my grandfather Alfred Charles HARRIS in 1891. She was known as Lily and was born in 1870. I do not know where she was born, (it could have been in Anglesey, Birkenhead or Yorkshire) but I do know her parents were Edward Austin PERKINS and Elizabeth EYRES. E.A.PERKINS had a removal business in Margate and ran the bathing machines on the beach at the beginning of the century, so I'm told. One of her brothers, Walter, was Mayor of Margate in the late 1940's early 1950's. If anyone can add to this information I would be pleased to hear from you, so we can share information. Thanks in advance, Val Lacey.

On Wed, 3 Dec 97 20:09:12 +0000, Tommy D Johnson (radioman@juno.com) wrote as follows: >Here is the latest on my brick wall of Perkins: > >Mr E.E. Perkins (d: before 1900) >Mrs E.E. Perkins (b: 1837 GA d: Nov-9-1900 TX) > ch#1: Emery "Cato" Perkins (b: Dec-26-1858 Tx d: Dec-29-1942 TX) > > In 1900 Emery took his mother to the Terrell State Hospital in Texas ... >Her admission slip said she was a widow, nativity=Georgia, and for her >name it just says Mrs E.E. Perkins. ... I was told her first name may have >been Mary but that does'nt help much. ... I don't know if this is going to be of any help, but I have a Cato A. Perkins listed who was born 1858, a son of Jacob Perkins and Mary Jane "Polly" Maricle. Cato was born in LA and died in Montgomery Co, TX. Mary was born 1819 in LA and reportedly died after 1910, also in Montgomery Co. Other children of Jacob and Mary were Jesse F., Isaac J., Sarah Ann, Joshua, Laura, and Dick Perkins. These Perkinses descend from a family which moved from SC to St Landry Parish, LA and settled in what is now Calcasieu Parish, LA in the early 1800s. Some of them remained in LA, but others moved into TX. Jacob had an uncle and a brother named Cader, which may really have been Cater, a dialect pronunciation of Cato. There was a Cato family in the area of SC where these Perkinses came from and some of their descendants spell the surname Cater. One of the Catos was married to a Perkins, and it may be that the first name Cato/Cader comes from that family's surname. In any event, it is not a common name, and it is most curious that you also have a Cato in your Perkins family. There's a number of differences in the data to be accounted for, but if you find reason to believe that the 2 1858 Catos are the same person, get in contact with me by private e-mail and I'll tell you more. LV Hayes lvhayes@worldnet.att.net

Here is the latest on my brick wall of Perkins: Mr E.E. Perkins (d: before 1900) Mrs E.E. Perkins (b: 1837 GA d: Nov-9-1900 TX) ch#1: Emery "Cato" Perkins (b: Dec-26-1858 Tx d: Dec-29-1942 TX) sp#1: Mary Emma Dubois (b: Dec-26-1854 LA d: Jun-10-1913 TX) (Mary was previously married to a Gosling or Goshing) ch#1: Charlie Duncan Perkins (b: Aug-28-1888 TX d: Aug-14-1956 TX) sp#1: Lydia Loujene Ryman (b: Nov-23-1895 LA d: May-27-1962 TX) ch#1: Jeanette Perkins (b: Jun-2-1946 Tx) sp#1: Jewel Johnson Sr. (b: Apr-1-1920 OK d: Oct-14-1991 Tx) ch#2: Charles Cecil Perkins (b: Jan-14-1917 d:??) sp#1: Pauline ???? ch#3: Clifford Eugene Perkins (b: Jul-28-1919 TX d: May-13-1997 TX) sp#1: Nellie ???? ch#4: Mary Belle Perkins (b: Dec-9-1916 LA d: Jul-1997 TX) sp#1: Bill Nixon (Rumored to be the 1st cousin to Richard Nixon) ch#5: Lydia Mae Perkins (b: Aug-23-1918 d: ????) sp#1: Marion Harvey Young sp#2: William St Elmo Young sp#3: ???? Hutto ch#6: Eva Evilyn Perkins (b: Jan-5-1924 d: Dec-26-1979) sp#1: Ennis Richard sp#2: Leon Clark ch#2: Mack Earl Perkins (b: 1902 TX d: before 1970 TX) sp#1: Mary Allison Williams (b: PA d: before 1970 TX) ch#1: Virginia Perkins ch#2: Betty Perkins ch#3: Frank Perkins (this guy just disappeared...) ch#4: Leola Perkins sp#1: Charlie Thumann ch#5: Viola Perkins sp#1: Robert Taylor ch#6: Bertha Lee Perkins (b: 1885 TX d: 1995 TX) sp#1: Oscar Thumann In 1900 Emery took his mother to the Terrell State Hospital in Texas, she was senile and she died there 7 months later from tuberculosis. Her admission slip said she was a widow, nativity=Georgia, and for her name it just says Mrs E.E. Perkins. I have'nt been able to find anything else on them at all except she was admitted into the hospital from Montague County Texas. I was told her first name may have been Mary but that does'nt help much. If anyone has anything even close to what I have please give me a shout. Thanks and Happy Hunting! Tom Johnson (Grandson of Jeanette Perkins) Other Perkins in tree include a D.L. Perkins who married Marilyn Sue Paschall, Mary Ann Perkins who married Vernon Hamner, Viola Perkins who married Jim Anderson Cloud.

I am seeking information about FANNIE PERKINS b. NY (?) m. Daniel Giles. He b. 13 june 1774, Williamstown, MA

I am researching the family and ancestors of Edmund PERKINS b. ca 1773 in NC m. Mary BLACKSTOCK. Children: Edmund B. PERKINS b. 8 Mar 1800 d. 22 Apr 1862 in Yalobusha Co., MS. m. 1825 or 1826 (1) Clarinda SMITH, daughter of Edward SMITH and Catherine (Unknown) of NC. Married 27 Jan 1855 to (2) Emily Helen BOBBITT (SOUTHERN), daughter of Major William BOBBITT and Sarah WOODY. Richard Furr rfurr19@aristotle.net http://www.aristotle.net/~rfurr19

Thought I would pass along some information which I recently found a new set of books entitled "The Great Migration Begins". published in 1995 by the New England Histoic Genealogical Society. It discusses many of the important immigrants to New England in the early years. It is my impression that the information has been very carefullly checked. Two Perkins are discussed. There is an article on John Perkins b. 23 Dec. 1583 in Warwickshire, son of Henry and Elizabeth (Sawbridge) Perkins died in Ipswich 1654 . He married Judith Gater daughter of Micheal Gater. Chilrdren were John, Elizabeth, Mary, Anne, Thomas, Jacob and Lydia. There is a cryptic note "Walter Goodwin Davis discusses the possibility that Isaac Perkins of Ipswich was a close relative". There is also an article on William Perkins of London, first came to MA (Roxbury) in 1632 on the William & Francis. He was educated at Cambridge. Rebecca of Colorado Springs

I ordered this obituary from the Seventh Day Adventist Church and it turns out that he's not mine. Maybe someone else is looking for him. "Perkins.- William Perkins was born in Steuben County, New York, July 23, 1845; and died at Newberg, Oreg., June 23, 1933. He was the last surviving member of Company D, Regiment 4, Minnesota Infantry of the Civil War. He was a faithful Seventh-day Adventist for fifty-seven years. Five children, four grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and three sister are left to mourn." R. & H. July 27, 1933 Dorothy

Hi Cathy, I am very interested in all you have on Chauncey Perkins. Is he the father of Richard Perkins? The Richard Perkins who was in Baltimore by 1685? Sandy At 04:19 PM 11/24/97 -0500, CHawk36650@aol.com wrote: >Have a birthdate for Chauncey Perkins of 1645, don't have wife's name...has >anybody come across it? > >Thanks- >Cathy Hawkins > >

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> >I have tried to respond to some E-mail which I have received directly from Suzanne and Larry Weiser relative to Perkins research. I have not been successful in sending E-mail to them. Their from address was: weiser2@akron.infi.net@akron.infi.net In the first place, the address seems strange with two symbols, "@" in it. My return messages are somewhat long; so I don't wish to clutter the regular mailing list. Can anhyone solve my problem? Bob Cameron

Seeking ancestors of Willy Harvey PERKINS of Kentucky. -- George Rogers georog@mis.net http://www.wp.com/georog/georog.htm

Have a birthdate for Chauncey Perkins of 1645, don't have wife's name...has anybody come across it? Thanks- Cathy Hawkins