Thank you Cole. The reason I wrote you off-list is because I had already put a call out on this gentleman and already received no reply....I didn't want to bore the list. Sorry, I don't understand where to get this 22 issue set. I do know Williams Haplogroup...it's the same as mine Hg.I and also the Haplogroup of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Perkins....but except for the first few markers the rest are different. There was no information on a wife. I saw him on a DNA Project page and found I had a match with him. I've been trying to find him since. I found many William Perkins in the various genealogies...but not him that I could find. If you could let me know how to get in touch with the Perkins Press....I'd appreciate it. Thank you for answering my e-mail, Cole. Peace! Kathryn -------------- Original message -------------- From: Cole <cwaite1@neo.rr.com> > Hi Kathryn, > > First a gentle reminder, if you reply to the list everyone gains and > someone else may have the answer or can add to the conversation. > > Second I don't have a William b. 1738 in my data. > I checked some of the Perkins Press for him but didn't find him right off. > If you can find access to this set you may find him there. > It is a 22 issue set, 30pgs each, by Jennifer Perkins ISSN# 0898-1574 > There are about 5 to 10 references to a William in each edition. > That's 200+ lookups. > Do you have a wife maiden name? that would be easier as it's only > needed to check the index in each issue. > Also if you can find a match with his haplogroup would be a good > start. Be patient with the DNA it is only in it's fourth year of > testing and just passed the 60,000 test kit mark at FTDNA. > > BTW I am willing to do lookups in the Perkins Press for non Perkins > names, ie. spouses. > > Cole > > At 05:02 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote: > >Hi Cole: > > I saw your information on the Perkins mailing list > > and wondered if you have any information on a William > > Perkins,b.1738, New Haven, Conn. I saw his DNA markers and have a > > match with him....however, he is elusive. The geneologies I've seen > > place him in the family of Timothy Perkins which is wrong because > > the DNA Haplogroup is different. I wondered if perhaps he isn't > > from New Haven, Conn. at all? I know there's a William Perkins, b. > > 1738 in Lynn, Mass. but he, also, isn't the one because he died > > young at University and had no descendants. Do you happen to know > > of this gentleman? I'd be most grateful for information. > > Peace! > > Kathryn E. Norman > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to let the Perkins List members know about your home page! > It's a Great Day to be a PERKINS > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

Are you looking for the issues of Perkins Press. I have them all Mary, mbishop@kih.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <kenorman22@comcast.net> To: <PERKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 8:54 PM Subject: Re: [PERKINS] Re: William Perkins > Thank you Cole. The reason I wrote you off-list is because I had already put a call out on this gentleman and already received no reply....I didn't want to bore the list. > Sorry, I don't understand where to get this 22 issue set. I do know Williams Haplogroup...it's the same as mine Hg.I and also the Haplogroup of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Perkins....but except for the first few markers the rest are different. There was no information on a wife. I saw him on a DNA Project page and found I had a match with him. I've been trying to find him since. I found many William Perkins in the various genealogies...but not him that I could find. If you could let me know how to get in touch with the Perkins Press....I'd appreciate it. > Thank you for answering my e-mail, Cole. > Peace! > Kathryn > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: Cole <cwaite1@neo.rr.com> > > > Hi Kathryn, > > > > First a gentle reminder, if you reply to the list everyone gains and > > someone else may have the answer or can add to the conversation. > > > > Second I don't have a William b. 1738 in my data. > > I checked some of the Perkins Press for him but didn't find him right off. > > If you can find access to this set you may find him there. > > It is a 22 issue set, 30pgs each, by Jennifer Perkins ISSN# 0898-1574 > > There are about 5 to 10 references to a William in each edition. > > That's 200+ lookups. > > Do you have a wife maiden name? that would be easier as it's only > > needed to check the index in each issue. > > Also if you can find a match with his haplogroup would be a good > > start. Be patient with the DNA it is only in it's fourth year of > > testing and just passed the 60,000 test kit mark at FTDNA. > > > > BTW I am willing to do lookups in the Perkins Press for non Perkins > > names, ie. spouses. > > > > Cole > > > > At 05:02 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote: > > >Hi Cole: > > > I saw your information on the Perkins mailing list > > > and wondered if you have any information on a William > > > Perkins,b.1738, New Haven, Conn. I saw his DNA markers and have a > > > match with him....however, he is elusive. The geneologies I've seen > > > place him in the family of Timothy Perkins which is wrong because > > > the DNA Haplogroup is different. I wondered if perhaps he isn't > > > from New Haven, Conn. at all? I know there's a William Perkins, b. > > > 1738 in Lynn, Mass. but he, also, isn't the one because he died > > > young at University and had no descendants. Do you happen to know > > > of this gentleman? I'd be most grateful for information. > > > Peace! > > > Kathryn E. Norman > > > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to let the Perkins List members know about your home page! > > It's a Great Day to be a PERKINS > > > > ============================== > > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > > New content added every business day. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to tell the Perkins List about your HOME PAGE! > A Connection might be made with the very next e-mail > Have a Great PERKINS Day! > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

I am trying to find the son of John (Jack) Perkins (b1889) and Marie (maiden name unknown, reputedly French). John was born in Hereford City in England and worked for some time as a buyer for one of the shoe companies in the East Anglia, Midlands area of England. His son might have been called John or Robert but he definitely trained as chef in one of the big London hotels. In 1960 he was somewhere between 18 and 22 years old. If anyone has any information about how I can find this man or his descendants, I'd love to hear from you. He is my husband's second cousin and apparently has an interest in genealogy and I'd love to exchange informatoin with him. Thanks Regards Sue Perkins Rarangi, New Zealand

Hi Kathryn, First a gentle reminder, if you reply to the list everyone gains and someone else may have the answer or can add to the conversation. Second I don't have a William b. 1738 in my data. I checked some of the Perkins Press for him but didn't find him right off. If you can find access to this set you may find him there. It is a 22 issue set, 30pgs each, by Jennifer Perkins ISSN# 0898-1574 There are about 5 to 10 references to a William in each edition. That's 200+ lookups. Do you have a wife maiden name? that would be easier as it's only needed to check the index in each issue. Also if you can find a match with his haplogroup would be a good start. Be patient with the DNA it is only in it's fourth year of testing and just passed the 60,000 test kit mark at FTDNA. BTW I am willing to do lookups in the Perkins Press for non Perkins names, ie. spouses. Cole At 05:02 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote: >Hi Cole: > I saw your information on the Perkins mailing list > and wondered if you have any information on a William > Perkins,b.1738, New Haven, Conn. I saw his DNA markers and have a > match with him....however, he is elusive. The geneologies I've seen > place him in the family of Timothy Perkins which is wrong because > the DNA Haplogroup is different. I wondered if perhaps he isn't > from New Haven, Conn. at all? I know there's a William Perkins, b. > 1738 in Lynn, Mass. but he, also, isn't the one because he died > young at University and had no descendants. Do you happen to know > of this gentleman? I'd be most grateful for information. > Peace! > Kathryn E. Norman

Hi Kathryn, The Perkins Press was a labor of love and has a lot of info in it. Caution, though, I found many errors, so use it as a guide but verify what you find, because things aren't documented and, as said, it contains misinfo as well as info. best luck Karleene a Perkins daughter Karleene L. Morrow SHOWBOAT POMS karly@pioneer.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <kenorman22@comcast.net> To: <PERKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 6:54 PM Subject: Re: [PERKINS] Re: William Perkins > Thank you Cole. The reason I wrote you off-list is because I had already put a call out on this gentleman and already received no reply....I didn't want to bore the list. > Sorry, I don't understand where to get this 22 issue set. I do know Williams Haplogroup...it's the same as mine Hg.I and also the Haplogroup of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Perkins....but except for the first few markers the rest are different. There was no information on a wife. I saw him on a DNA Project page and found I had a match with him. I've been trying to find him since. I found many William Perkins in the various genealogies...but not him that I could find. If you could let me know how to get in touch with the Perkins Press....I'd appreciate it. > Thank you for answering my e-mail, Cole. > Peace! > Kathryn > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: Cole <cwaite1@neo.rr.com> > > > Hi Kathryn, > > > > First a gentle reminder, if you reply to the list everyone gains and > > someone else may have the answer or can add to the conversation. > > > > Second I don't have a William b. 1738 in my data. > > I checked some of the Perkins Press for him but didn't find him right off. > > If you can find access to this set you may find him there. > > It is a 22 issue set, 30pgs each, by Jennifer Perkins ISSN# 0898-1574 > > There are about 5 to 10 references to a William in each edition. > > That's 200+ lookups. > > Do you have a wife maiden name? that would be easier as it's only > > needed to check the index in each issue. > > Also if you can find a match with his haplogroup would be a good > > start. Be patient with the DNA it is only in it's fourth year of > > testing and just passed the 60,000 test kit mark at FTDNA. > > > > BTW I am willing to do lookups in the Perkins Press for non Perkins > > names, ie. spouses. > > > > Cole > > > > At 05:02 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote: > > >Hi Cole: > > > I saw your information on the Perkins mailing list > > > and wondered if you have any information on a William > > > Perkins,b.1738, New Haven, Conn. I saw his DNA markers and have a > > > match with him....however, he is elusive. The geneologies I've seen > > > place him in the family of Timothy Perkins which is wrong because > > > the DNA Haplogroup is different. I wondered if perhaps he isn't > > > from New Haven, Conn. at all? I know there's a William Perkins, b. > > > 1738 in Lynn, Mass. but he, also, isn't the one because he died > > > young at University and had no descendants. Do you happen to know > > > of this gentleman? I'd be most grateful for information. > > > Peace! > > > Kathryn E. Norman > > > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to let the Perkins List members know about your home page! > > It's a Great Day to be a PERKINS > > > > ============================== > > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > > New content added every business day. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to tell the Perkins List about your HOME PAGE! > A Connection might be made with the very next e-mail > Have a Great PERKINS Day! > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.3.3/296 - Release Date: 3/29/06 > >

Hi Bob, Judith married William Perkins 29 Nov 1789 Stafford, Tolland, Connecticut They moved to Rock Valley West Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts They had 8 kids Justin was he 7th b. 12 Mar 1805 What do you want to know? I have much about Justin and the Perkin's. He was the first missionary to Persia now Iran. Judith is my 4th GGmother. Justin had one surviving son of 7 children, Henry. I have the Perkins line from 1300 to lately. I have quite a bit of memorabilia of Justin's including journals, diary, sermons, a robe. I would be overjoyed to discuss Justin with you or anybody else with any interest in him. He is buried in the Rock Valley cemetery in the Perkins plot. :-) What I don't have is Judith's ancestry. Her parents were Jonathan and Keziah Walker, His father was Ephriam. Brick wall :-( Cole At 04:00 AM 4/18/2006, you wrote: >I am brand new to this list and I am looking for any information Justin >William Perkins b 8/31/1864. He married Judith Clough on 11/29/1789 in >Stafford Tolland CT. Does anyone have information on his siblings or his >death date or his parents information. >-- Bob King bob@122walnut.com

Sue, You might want to try the following website. http://www.ukgid.com/ It is a free site. Audrey Perkins -----Original Message----- From: Sue & Colin Perkins [mailto:perkins@xtra.co.nz] Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 2:46 AM To: PERKINS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PERKINS] Perkins maybe in England I am trying to find the son of John (Jack) Perkins (b1889) and Marie (maiden name unknown, reputedly French). John was born in Hereford City in England and worked for some time as a buyer for one of the shoe companies in the East Anglia, Midlands area of England. His son might have been called John or Robert but he definitely trained as chef in one of the big London hotels. In 1960 he was somewhere between 18 and 22 years old. Regards Sue Perkins Rarangi, New Zealand

Hello to the list: I'm Christina Darnell Searching info on Richard Perkins that lived in Halifax, Va. He married Susan Morefield her parents were More Morefield and Ruthy Strange Morefield They had two boys: Herny and Nicholas born in the 1820's from what i've read.They married sisters Coley and Nancy Younger.They had children and soon after left Va in Nov. of 1846. Going to Mississippi, on their way they stopped in Franklin, TN to visit family. They finally made it to Tate/Desoto,Ms. I'm looking for any info on these Perkins. Need dates on B,D,M. Please if anyone can help E-mail me at chrisoneil29@aol.com. Thank you, Christina Darnell

Here is my Perkins history I am hoping it might sound familiar to someone on the list. William Perkins b. 1816 Windsor, Broome, NY d 1896 Broome, NY Married Sophia Ann Lagier b 1826 Otsego, NY William and Sophia had many children… Julius b. 1846 married Jennie Helen Chase (Jennie was born in ChenangoCo) Daniel J. b. 1848 George b 1853 Mary Elizabeth 1860 Franklin b 1863 John b 1847 Lewis b 1844 (died in Civil War) Theodora b 1851 Allen b 1859 Albert b 1853 David A. b 1849 This family lived in Broome Co, NY and Susquehanna PA There are occasional references to Otsego as well. I have pieced together a good bit of the history for William and Sophia’s son Julius. . However, William’s parents remain a mystery. William’s death certificate lists his parents as Cyrus Perkins b. CT and Clarissa Payne b. NY. However, researching the records, I find no Cyrus Perkins in Broome in the early 1800’s nor do I find references to him in CT. I do, however, find references to a Josiah and Clarissa Perkins in Windsor, NY and Bradford PA. Josiah was from CT…born in the late 1700’s. I also believe he may have had a son named Harlow…..Harlow lived next door to William and Sophia in 1850 in Broome. In 1856 Harlow and his wife Diana and their children perished in a house fire.. Sad story. The elderly mother died as well. The father, according to the article was visiting another son who lived next door (I assume this was my William Perkins) Joanne Sholes

I want to thank everyone who rushed to help. This must be a very active list. I had a similar question on another Name-L list and have had no response after several days. Thanks again. -- Bob King bob@122walnut.com Researching in New England for Archambaul_t (RI), Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss, Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am, Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Perkin_s, Pra_tt, Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on, Willia_ms

Dear James, We're looking for info on John PERKINS married to Rebecca FERGUSON Perkins. We have a Nathaniel PERKINS b 1825 in Watertown, NY. His brother was George Washington PERKINS. Both boys enlisted from Brownville, NY. (Jefferson County) and were in the NY10th Heavy Artillary. They both came to MI after the Civil War. Natie and George were both sons of John PERKINS and Rebecca FERGUSON Perkins. Would your Johnathan PERKINS or John PERKINS who was married to Elizabeth have any connection to my line? Nathaniel PERKINS Married Martha DORCHESTER Perkins in Dexter, NY in 1848. children were: Harriet b 1849-1850 in Watertown, NY Catherine Caroline Chloe Bertha b in MI George Alfred Jackson Kindly, Jan Johnson Bay City, MI

I am still working on my now decade long brick wall. I believe my earliest is Elias Perkins who married Agnes Kennedy. Elias appears on the 1790 census in Newcastle, Maine. child= William Perkins b. 1783 - 1883 --- an early settler of Windsor, Maine. He married Sarah Hamlin in 1808. Their children: 1. William Jr. --- my line 2. Levi 3. Alfred F. 4. Elias 5. Mary 6. Nancy 7. Abigail 8. Philena 9. Harriet 10. Hannah J. 11. Sarah 12. Sarah Ann I am in the unplaced category on the Perkins DNA site. Does anyone have information on my line?

I don't recollect whether I replied to you or not ... I'm hunting down a George Perkins who appeared to have come from Ireland when he was 9 (possibly with a brother) around 1875. He seemed to have come through Ellis Island and then ended up on an orphan train to Missouri where he was adopted by the Croswhite family (my husband's side). We're not sure if it was a formal adoption, but at some point in his late teen's, early 20's, he starting using the Croswhite name, versus Perkins. Does this sound familiar? Elyce Croswhite-Zahn

Hi... Lets try that again with the right dates..... How embarrassing..... I am brand new to this list and I am looking for any information Justin William Perkins b 8/31/1764 in Enfield Hartford CT. He married Judith Clough on 11/29/1789 in Stafford Tolland CT. Does anyone have information on his siblings or his death date or his parents information. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Bob King <robertwking2001@gmail.com> Date: Apr 17, 2006 3:46 PM Subject: Justin William Perkins 1700-1650 To: Perkins-L@rootsweb.com Hi... I am brand new to this list and I am looking for any information Justin William Perkins b 8/31/1864. He married Judith Clough on 11/29/1789 in Stafford Tolland CT. Does anyone have information on his siblings or his death date or his parents information. -- Bob King bob@122walnut.com Researching in New England for Archambaul_t (RI), Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss, Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am, Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Perkin-s, Pra_tt, Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on, Willia_ms -- Bob King bob@122walnut.com Researching in New England for Archambaul_t (RI), Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss, Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am, Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Pra_tt, Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on, Willia_ms

Hi... I am brand new to this list and I am looking for any information Justin William Perkins b 8/31/1864. He married Judith Clough on 11/29/1789 in Stafford Tolland CT. Does anyone have information on his siblings or his death date or his parents information. -- Bob King bob@122walnut.com Researching in New England for Archambaul_t (RI), Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss, Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am, Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Perkin-s, Pra_tt, Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on, Willia_ms

I joined the Norman DNA Project and am ,also, "out there by myself", as well as other Normans. I did have a match of 36/37 with a William Perkins, b. 1738, New Haven, Conn. Now what does that mean? Possibly an adoption, change of surname or illigitimate child. This William was born about the time of our Norman progenitor (abt. 1737), however, our progenitor (Capt. John Norman) was born in Cornwall, England. The genealogy put out there for William Perkins,b.1738, is faulty because they place William with a father who is only a few years older and siblings 30-odd years younger. Also, and this is the important thing....the DNA doesn't match this New Haven family of Timothy Perkins. This William Perkins b.1738 is not connected to any family I can see. His Haplogroup is the same as the Mass. & New Hampshire Perkins families...yet, the markers don't match. If any one on this list knows of this gentleman I would greatly appreciate it. I found his DNA markers on an older (not the new) Perkins DNA Project which was submitted to the DNA Genealogy Mailing list a couple of months ago....so someone must know William. No one on the DNA Mailing List responded to my plea. So, Mary Lou, take heart! You are not alone! Peace! Kathryn E. Norman ------------- Original message -------------- From: "Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo" <genealogy4ever@hotmail.com> > Hello, > > > Nathaniel Perkins b. abt. 1730 in ??? > marries Elizabeth Lindsey > child = Nathaniel b. 1754 Canterbury NH ---- settler of Walden VT > marries Martha / Mercy Heath b. abt 1771 > Nathaniel & Martha had 12 children = > 1. Johnathan > 2. Betsy > 3. Jesse > 4. Hannah > 5. Matilda > 6. Augusta > 7. Patty > 8. Nathaniel > 9. George ----- my line > 10. Sarah > 11. Urban > 12. Susan > I have info on ALL 12 children ... some more than others ... > > Nathaniel & Elizabeth also had the following children - > John ---- i have info on this line also > William > James Lindsey > > Does anyone match with this ??? > > My father did the DNA testing & is # 5335 out there all by > himself. Which lends all kinds of thoughts, did someone "take" the Perkins > name as they were "wanted" under their's, were they adopted, etc. > > Thank You, > Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo > > Also Searching for New England USA, names: > ALLARD, ARCHER, BOURGEOIS, BUSHWAY, BUZZILL, COLE, DROWN, FOSS, > GRAY, GREEN, HEATH, HILL, HOUGHTON, LIBBY, MILES, ORCUTT, PERKINS, > PRATT, QUINT, RAWLINGS, ROE, SHELDON, SIMPSON, STRONG, TUCKER ... > > > Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo > View my genealogy at > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mllugo > Genealogy information from my web pages, through > email or the USA Post Office is for PRIVATE use only and NOT to be sold or > given to ANY for profit company (ie: FTM, Ancestry, etc.) mail to: > genealogy4ever@hotmail.com > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to let the Perkins List members know about your home page! > It's a Great Day to be a PERKINS > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at > the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&target > id=5429 >

Hello, Nathaniel Perkins b. abt. 1730 in ??? marries Elizabeth Lindsey child = Nathaniel b. 1754 Canterbury NH ---- settler of Walden VT marries Martha / Mercy Heath b. abt 1771 Nathaniel & Martha had 12 children = 1. Johnathan 2. Betsy 3. Jesse 4. Hannah 5. Matilda 6. Augusta 7. Patty 8. Nathaniel 9. George ----- my line 10. Sarah 11. Urban 12. Susan I have info on ALL 12 children ... some more than others ... Nathaniel & Elizabeth also had the following children - John ---- i have info on this line also William James Lindsey Does anyone match with this ??? My father did the DNA testing & is # 5335 out there all by himself. Which lends all kinds of thoughts, did someone "take" the Perkins name as they were "wanted" under their's, were they adopted, etc. Thank You, Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo Also Searching for New England USA, names: ALLARD, ARCHER, BOURGEOIS, BUSHWAY, BUZZILL, COLE, DROWN, FOSS, GRAY, GREEN, HEATH, HILL, HOUGHTON, LIBBY, MILES, ORCUTT, PERKINS, PRATT, QUINT, RAWLINGS, ROE, SHELDON, SIMPSON, STRONG, TUCKER ... Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo View my genealogy at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mllugo Genealogy information from my web pages, through email or the USA Post Office is for PRIVATE use only and NOT to be sold or given to ANY for profit company (ie: FTM, Ancestry, etc.) mail to: genealogy4ever@hotmail.com

Here is my Perkins line. I am the son of Gladys Perkins and Robert Annis. Any help with information on Ebenezer would be helpful. Descendants of Ebenezer Perkins Generation No. 1 1. Ebenezer1 Perkins He married Martha Tucker. Children of Ebenezer Perkins and Martha Tucker are: + 2 i. George Enoch2 Perkins, born 02 Feb 1846 in Monticello, ME; died 17 Feb 1938 in Smyrna Mills, ME. 3 ii. James F. Perkins. Generation No. 2 2. George Enoch2 Perkins (Ebenezer1) was born 02 Feb 1846 in Monticello, ME, and died 17 Feb 1938 in Smyrna Mills, ME. He married (1) Margaret Mehitable Tibbetts 18 Aug 1866 in Holton, ME. She was born in Bloomfield, NB, Canada. He married (2) Sarah Elizabeth Robinson 10 May 1888 in Smyrna Mills, ME, daughter of James Robinson and Margaret Mowbrey. She was born 22 Oct 1864 in Benton, N. B., Carleton County, Canada, and died 20 Nov 1940 in Island Falls, ME. More About George Enoch Perkins: Burial: Smyrna Mills, ME Children of George Perkins and Margaret Tibbetts are: + 4 i. John Fredrick3 Perkins, born 15 Jun 1867 in Merrill, ME; died 25 May 1954 in Levant, ME. 5 ii. Rena Perkins. 6 iii. Annie M. Perkins, born 05 Jun 1875 in Merrill, ME; died 26 Oct 1968 in Milton, MA. She married McDonald. 7 iv. John W. P. Elliot Perkins, born 06 May 1877 in Merrill, ME. 8 v. Benjamin Perkins, born 08 Feb 1888 in Weston, N. B., Canada; died 1941 in Gardiner, ME. He married Annie. Children of George Perkins and Sarah Robinson are: 9 i. Forest Grover3 Perkins, born 21 Jun 1889 in Clifton, Penobscot, ME; died 16 Mar 1971 in Portland, ME. He married Julia P. Boothby 30 Aug 1911. 10 ii. George Allen Perkins, born 18 Dec 1890 in Calais, Penobscot, ME; died 09 Jan 1969 in Togus, ME. He married Fronia Ross. More About George Allen Perkins: Burial: Standish, ME 11 iii. Eva Delia Perkins, born 26 Aug 1892 in Northfield, Washington, ME; died 22 Nov 1987 in Bangor, ME. She married Joseph H. Beatty 24 Aug 1911 in Bangor, ME. More About Eva Delia Perkins: Burial: Hallowell, ME 12 iv. Bessie Maude Perkins, born 03 Jul 1896 in Juniper, N. B., Canada; died 15 Jun 1982. She married Wilbur Roeborough 07 Jul 1920. More About Bessie Maude Perkins: Burial: Prince William, N. B., Canada 13 v. Rose Ella Perkins, born 20 Mar 1898 in Juniper, N. B., Canada; died 08 Jan 1945. She married Arthur Ross 28 Jun 1922 in Bangor, ME. More About Rose Ella Perkins: Burial: Auburn, ME 14 vi. Sarah Nevada Perkins, born 07 Sep 1901 in Eddington, Penobscot, ME; died 08 Jul 1956 in Lake Cobbossecontee, ME. She married Clark Dewey. 15 vii. Ida Margaret Perkins, born 23 Aug 1903 in Merrill, ME; died 02 Jun 1918 in Smyrna Mills, ME. 16 viii. Daniel Thomas Perkins, born 18 Jun 1905 in Merrill, ME; died 22 Jun 1927 in Merrill, ME. More About Daniel Thomas Perkins: Burial: Smyrna Mills, ME Generation No. 3 4. John Fredrick3 Perkins (George Enoch2, Ebenezer1) was born 15 Jun 1867 in Merrill, ME, and died 25 May 1954 in Levant, ME. He married (1) Lena May Hall in Levant, ME, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Hall. She was born 1876 in Clifton, ME. He married (2) Madge Waugh. Child of John Perkins and Lena Hall is: + 17 i. John Edgar4 Perkins, born 1893 in Clifton, ME; died 18 Dec 1942 in Chicago, IL. Child of John Perkins and Madge Waugh is: 18 i. Howard Elbert4 Perkins, born 12 Apr 1902. Generation No. 4 17. John Edgar4 Perkins (John Fredrick3, George Enoch2, Ebenezer1) was born 1893 in Clifton, ME, and died 18 Dec 1942 in Chicago, IL. He married Mildred Marion Hannan 11 May 1915 in Searsport, ME, daughter of Herbert Hannan and Camilla Boynton. She was born 23 Apr 1899 in Montville, Waldo, ME, and died 13 Mar 1984 in Newton, MA. More About Mildred Marion Hannan: Burial: Montville, ME Children of John Perkins and Mildred Hannan are: 19 i. Franklin Hall5 Perkins, born 03 Aug 1917; died 03 Dec 1970 in South Boston, MA. He married Dorothy May Corbett; born 12 Jun 1917 in Boston, MA. 20 ii. Gladys Arlene Perkins, born 27 Feb 1919 in Milton, MA; died 22 Jun 2000 in Newton, MA. She married Robert Wendle Annis 26 Jun 1937 in Boston, MA; born 28 Aug 1914 in Deer Isle, ME; died 22 Oct 1988 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. More About Gladys Arlene Perkins: Burial: 26 Jun 2000, Waltham, MA More About Robert Wendle Annis: Burial: Waltham, MA 21 iii. Laurence Kennith Perkins, born 09 Apr 1921; died 10 Nov 1981. More About Laurence Kennith Perkins: Burial: 13 Nov 1981 John Annis Orlando FL johnannis@adelphia.net

Thank you very much. On Apr 15, 2006, at 1:40 PM, paulamort@att.net wrote: > They had 15 children, all Bapt. in Hillmorton Parish. > > Alice, Thomas, John (of Ipswich, MA), Francis (lived one month), > Francis (lived 3 mos.), Margaret, Edward, Agnes, Sara, Francis, > William, Luke, Elizabeth (lived one month), Elizabeth, Jacob. See > "The Ancestry of Dudley Wildes 1759-1820 of Topsfield, MA" by > Walter Goodwin Davis, pages 86 & 87. > > For the lines before Henry, go to my web site: http://perkins- > family.org > > BTW, my book has sold out, and will shortly be removed from the web > site. > > Paula Perkins Mortensen > > -------------- Original message ---------------------- > From: Norma Paul <npaul@nethere.com> >> My PERKINS branch is really just a bud. I have not proved or >> disproved the following: >> >> 1. Henry PERKINS. Born in 1559 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, >> Warwicks, England. Henry died in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, >> Warwickshire, England, on 11 Mar 1608/09; he was 49. Buried on 11 Mar >> 1608/09 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, England. >> >> On 29 Nov 1579 when Henry was 20, he married Elizabeth SAWBRIDGE, >> daughter of William SAWBRIDGE (abt 1525-21 May 1590) & Elizabeth (abt >> 1542-aft 26 Jul 1609), in St. John the Baptist Church, Hillmorton, >> Warick, England, UK. Born abt 1564 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, >> Warwicks, England. Elizabeth died in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, >> Warwicks, England, on 20 Aug 1613; she was 49. >> >> They had one child: >> 2 i. Elizabeth (1580-1610) >> >> >> ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== >> >> Are your PERKINS out of Illinois, Maine, North Carolina or some >> other neat >> place? Tell the Perkins List about it! There is Family behind >> every tree here! >> >> ============================== >> Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >> New content added every business day. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >> > > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Are your PERKINS out of Illinois, Maine, North Carolina or some > other neat place? Tell the Perkins List about it! There is Family > behind every tree here! > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your > ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and > friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/ > 2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > >

They had 15 children, all Bapt. in Hillmorton Parish. Alice, Thomas, John (of Ipswich, MA), Francis (lived one month), Francis (lived 3 mos.), Margaret, Edward, Agnes, Sara, Francis, William, Luke, Elizabeth (lived one month), Elizabeth, Jacob. See "The Ancestry of Dudley Wildes 1759-1820 of Topsfield, MA" by Walter Goodwin Davis, pages 86 & 87. For the lines before Henry, go to my web site: http://perkins-family.org BTW, my book has sold out, and will shortly be removed from the web site. Paula Perkins Mortensen -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Norma Paul <npaul@nethere.com> > My PERKINS branch is really just a bud. I have not proved or > disproved the following: > > 1. Henry PERKINS. Born in 1559 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, > Warwicks, England. Henry died in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, > Warwickshire, England, on 11 Mar 1608/09; he was 49. Buried on 11 Mar > 1608/09 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, England. > > On 29 Nov 1579 when Henry was 20, he married Elizabeth SAWBRIDGE, > daughter of William SAWBRIDGE (abt 1525-21 May 1590) & Elizabeth (abt > 1542-aft 26 Jul 1609), in St. John the Baptist Church, Hillmorton, > Warick, England, UK. Born abt 1564 in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, > Warwicks, England. Elizabeth died in Hillmorton, Gloucestershire, > Warwicks, England, on 20 Aug 1613; she was 49. > > They had one child: > 2 i. Elizabeth (1580-1610) > > > ==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== > > Are your PERKINS out of Illinois, Maine, North Carolina or some other neat > place? Tell the Perkins List about it! There is Family behind every tree here! > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >