In a message dated 10/3/00 10:13:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << -------- X-Message: #8 Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 21:49:59 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [PERKINS] Perkins Census Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I have Isaac Perkins in the 1800s who was a son of Lewis Perkins about 1780s. This Isaac married a Frances Goins. I haven't been able to trace further than that yet. Do you have these in your files? I can send you my Perkins file if you think we may connect somewhere. Lucille ______________________________ -------------------- X-Messa >> Lucille, Do you have any more info on Lewis Perkins father of Isaac Perkins. I am looking for any information on Luis/Lewis Perkins, b.c.1760/1770. May be the son of Jacob '' Old Jock'' Perkins & Mary '' Polly'' Black. This Luis/Lewis Perkins shows up in the 1820 Census of Floyd Co., Ky. Lewis Perkins(1820) White males..0 White fem....0-1-0-1-0 slave male...0 slave fem.....0 free colored male...2-1-0-1 free colored fem....4-2-0-0 age brackets for slaves male & female, Free colored male & female 1..under 14 2..of 14 under 26 3..of 26 under 45 4..45 and up I know that this Luis/Lewis Perkins was in Floyd Co., Ky., by 26-Oct-1816 (Deed book A page 32) Indenture from Thomas Mallett to Lewis Perkins in the amount of $ 25.00 for 122 acres on the Rockhouse Fork of the Kentucky River, adjoining Matthew Stephens line. 1-Dec-1817, marriage bonds. Bond by Isaac Hensley and Luis Perkins for a marriage shortly to be had between Isaac Hensley and Rebecca Perkins. In the transcribed marriage records for Floyd Co., Ky. this is listed, 11-Dec-1817 Isaac Hensley-to- Rebecca CRUM. 7-Aug-1818 Bond by Benjamin Wadkins and Spencer Adams for a marriage shortly to be had between Benjamin Wadkins and Edy/Eady CRUM. State of Ky. Co., of Floyd., This is to certify that Lewis Perkins gives his consent for his daughter, Eady Crum and Benjamin Wadkins to be joined together in marriage. ( Signed) Luis Perkins. In 1837, There is also a, James Perkins & Joshua Perkins listed on the tax list of Floyd Co., Ky. These may or may not be the sons of Lewis, In later census records, James Perkins( who is the younger of the two) states that he was born in Ky., Joshua Perkins gives Tennessee as his state of birth. This may be the Lewis Perkins who is mentioned in the Trial of Perkins vs White. I do have a little more info. on this Lewis Perkins and his brother George Perkins that I have rec. from other researchers, Also more on the trial of Perkins vs. White in which other children of Jacob'' Old Jock'' Perkins and Mary''Polly'' Black are mentioned. I will be glad to share what I have with anyone who is interested. I do not know if you are aware that the name GOINS, is a very popular name amoung Melungeon researchers. Helen