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Quartermaster John Perkins, II, 1609 - 1686 Quartermaster John Perkins, II 1609 1686
Quartermaster John Perkins, II was born on 1609, in , to Sgt John Perkins and Judith Perkins (born Gater).
Quartermaster was baptized on 1609, in .
Quartermaster had 8 siblings: Deacon Thomas Perkins, Mary Bradbury (born Perkins) and .
Quartermaster married Elizabeth (Mary Burton Perkins) Perkins / Bull (born Eveleth) circa 1635, at age 25 in , Massachusetts.
Elizabeth was born in 1614, in .
They had 17 children: Jacob Perkins, Isaac Perkins and .
Quartermaster lived on 1631, in .
His occupation was a .
Quartermaster passed away on 1686, at age 77 in .
He was buried in .
Documents of Quartermaster John Perkins, II
Quartermaster John Perkins, II in Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, 1908
"... Elizabeth, Mary, Jacob and Lydia. (II) Quartermaster John Perkins, son of John and Judith Perkins, bom England, 1614, died Ipswich, Massachusetts, December 14, 1686. It was he whom a band of Indians sought ..."
Publication place: New York, USA
Quartermaster John Perkins, II in The Boston Transcript - Nov 10 1930
Massachusetts Newspapers, 1704-1974
"... and five children. John (1) was baptized Dec. 23, 1583, at parish of in County Warwick, and was married there Oct. 9, 1608, to Judith Gater, He died Sept. 26, 1654, at Ipswich, Mass. Hls son John (2) ivas born in England about 1614, married about 1635, and died Dec. 14, 1686;. his wife died Sept. 27, 1684. Luke (3) was born 1649; will probated ln New London, Conn., April 19, 1725. Lydia Davis was ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
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John Pyrkyns in England, Warwickshire Parish Registers, 1538-1900
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John Pyrkyns in England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
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Quartermaster JOHN PERKINS, 1583 - 1654 Quartermaster JOHN PERKINS 1583 1654 Massachusetts
Quartermaster JOHN PERKINS was born on 1583, in , to Henry PERKINS and Elizabeth PERKINS (born Sawbridge).
Quartermaster married Judith PERKINS (born Gater) on 1608, at age 24 in .
Judith was born on 1588, in .
They had one daughter: Elizabeth Sargent (born Perkins).
Quartermaster passed away on 1654, at age 70 in , Massachusetts.
Documents of Quartermaster JOHN PERKINS
Quartermaster JOHN PERKINS in Some of the Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Converse, Jr., of Thompson Parish, Killingly, Conn., 1905
"... which seems to prove conclusively that John Perkins of Ipswich was the John Perkins who was married at Hillmorton, Warwickshire, 9 October 1608, to Judith Gater, and was that John baptized there 23 December ..."
Publication place: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
John Sr Perkins
1583 John Sr Perkins in Everton Pedigree and Family Group Sheets
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Quartermaster John Jr. Perkins Quartermaster John Jr. Perkins
Quartermaster John Jr. Perkins married Elizabeth Perkins (born Eveleth).
They had one son: Chancey Perkins.
Quartermaster passed away.
Documents of Quartermaster John Jr. Perkins
Quartermaster John Jr. Perkins in The Boston Transcript - May 3 1926
Massachusetts Newspapers, 1704-1974
"... Nov. 6, 1701, (3) Dodge: Isaac (3) Perkins, born about 1650. died 1726, married. 1669. Hannah, daughter of Alexander and Hannah Knight; Quartermaster John (2) Perkins, born in England 1614. came to Boston with his parents. 1631. died Dec. 14. 1686. married. about 1635. Elizabeth who died Sept. 27. 1684; John (1) Perkins, born probably in Gloucestershire. England. in 1590, sailed from Bristol ln ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Quartermaster Sargent John Perkins Quartermaster Sargent John Perkins
Quartermaster Sargent John Perkins married Elizabeth Perkins.
They had 11 children: Mary M Wells (born Perkins), Abraham Perkins and .
Quartermaster passed away.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Quartermaster Paul PerkinsQuartermaster Paul Perkins in The Boston Post - May 24 1936
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... the results of the training in seamanship and sailing given them ln this advanced programme. A breeches buoy drill was put on in one section of the garden, with Quartermaster Taul Perkins, of Troop fi, Chelsea, eliding down a rope strung from the second balcony, a distance of 150 feet to the main floor. Indian Dancing Under the direction of William M. ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Quartermaster John L. PerkinsQuartermaster John L. Perkins in Roxbury Gazette and South End Advertiser - Jan 7 1893
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... assault on A. GEORGE F. MOSES. (Quartermaster Sergeant (Jeorge F. Moses commenced lns maiden service as an official of Post 2»> last a Monday, heing appointed sis stich hy (Quartermaster John L. Perkins. Mr. Moses was Company B of jili ment. This brick of the Salvation Array. lt ap- or wife, enemy or friend. Remember there never was one born but there was ..."
Publication place: Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Quartermaster Carrol PerkinsQuartermaster Carrol Perkins in Sun Journal - Aug 24 1900
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... and made the regimental bugler with rank of sergeant. The boys say that the grub was as good as any they ever got and they praise the work of Quartermaster Carrol Perkins and Corporal Wight, tho cook in no uncertain terms. The company promises to give somo receptions and drills tills winter which will give lt the social position lt deserves and ..."
Publication place: Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine, United States
Quartermaster L. PerkinsQuartermaster L. Perkins in The Boston Globe - Nov 23 1889
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... Old Dominion steamer Manhattan. The shipwrecked officers anil seamen were picked up about four miles east- northeast of l enwick’ island lightship. Tlm party comprised Purser Charles Y. Vose. Quartermaster L. Perkins, First Assistant Engineer C E. Charleton. .Second Assistant Engineer B. W. Slocum, Oiler E. Charleton, Porter Henry Seaton, Mess Boy Ett ward U. Rea and a sailor, eight tu ail. ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States