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State: Kentucky Year: 1850
County: Madison
District: No. 3
Page: 306 31 Oct 1850
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Terry Perkins 35 M Farmer Madison
Paulina 22 F Madison
Bolin? 11 M Madison
Louisa 10 F Madison
Talton 9 M Madison
Elizabeth 6? F Madison
Strankas? 7 M Madison
George 2 M Madison
James 6/12 M Madison
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State: Kentucky Year: 1870
County: Madison
Precinct: Million
PO: Richmond
Page: 253/205a 15 Jun 1870
Perkins, Terry 50 M W Farmer KY
Liny 42 F W Keeping House KY
James 20 M W Farm Laborer KY
Squire 18 M W Farm Laborer KY
Clay 14 M W At Home KY
John 16 M W At Home KY
Lucy 12 F W At Home KY
Terry 6 M W At Home KY
Booly? 4 M W At Home KY
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State: Kentucky Year: 1880
County: Madison
E.D. 78
Precinct: Million
Page: 37/566A 16 Jun 1880
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Perkins, Terry G. W M 67 Farmer KY KY KY
Pauline W F 57 Wife Keeping House KY KY KY
John W M 26 Son Works on Farm KY KY KY
Terry W M 18 Son Works on Farm KY KY KY
Bryant W M 12 Son KY KY KY
Pauline W F 10 Dau KY KY KY
_______________________________________________________ Parents: Dabney M. PERKINS and Elizabeth PERKINS.
Spouse: Eliza PERKINS. Terry G. PERKINS and Eliza PERKINS were married on 15 Mar 1837 in Madison Co., Ky.
Spouse: Paulina PERKINS. Terry G. PERKINS and Paulina PERKINS were married on 28 Jul 1847 in Madison Co., Ky.
Thomas T. PERKINS1 was born in 1817 in Kentucky. Parents: Jessie PERKINS and Frances (Fannie) TURNER.
Thomas Wright PERKINS1 was born on 15 Feb 1789 in Goochland Co., VA. He died in Jul 1836 in Madison Co., Ky. Thomas Perkins was granted 25 3/4 acres on Jackson Branch by Vincent Kidwell and wife on 1 March 1812 (Madison County, KY Deeds Book I, page 242). From the same he obtained 11 1/2 acres on Jackson Branch on 8 October 1817 (Deeds, Book page 215). From Larkin Ballard he obtained 37 acres on Tates Creek on 21 Sept 1820 (Deed Book O, page 243). The deeds show that on 20 Dec 1826, Michael Perkins' heirs deeded him 120 acres on Tates Creek (Deeds Book R, page 465). Another deed, dated 7 Jan 1830, from Michael Perkins and wife refers to 120 acres on Tates, possibly the same parcel (Deeds Book T, page 225). A commissioners' deed dated 13 Aug 1832 from Michael Perkins heirs to him, refers to 101 1/2 acres on Tates Creek (Deeds Book U, page 375). Thomas R. Perkins' function as grantee from Michael Perkins' heirs perhaps stemmed from having been named as one of the executors under his father's will to see to his business including that in Virginia. Thomas R. Perkins is among the grantors named in connection with Michael perkins' heirs, in two of which he was also grantee: the deed of 20 Dec 1826 for 120 acres on Tates Creek, and the commissioners' deed of 13 Aug 1832 for 101 1/2 acres on the same creek. In another instrument, he is among Michael Perkins' heirs who deeded 16 3/4 acres on Tates Creek to Winifred Newby, et al. on 27 Aug 1832. Will of Thomas Wright Perkins: In the name of God, Amen. I, Thomas R. Perkins, of Madison County and State of Kentucky, being sick and weak in body but of sound mind and disposing memory, for which I thank God, and calling to mind the uncertainty of human life, and being desirous to dispose of all such worldly estate as it has pleased God to bless me with, I give and bequeath the same in manner following: That is to say, I wish my wife Sally Perkins to have the whole of my estate for twelve months after my death. I also give and bequeath my gray mare and my two pide (pied) cows to her during her widowhood, also my household and kitchen furniture. I give my son Jesse Perkins my great coat and gun, and when he arrives to the age of Twenty one years he is to have Twenty-Five dollars, which I consider I owe him. I also wish my children Jane Perkins, Jesse Perkins, Winnifred Perkins, Thomas Perkins, Richard Perkins, and Major Perkins to have sixty dollars each if there is that much for them, which will make them about equal with my daughter Susan who intermarried with John Newby. And if there should be anything left, I wish it to be equally divided between my above named children. And lastly, I appoint my friend Reuben Moore, my Executor. in witness where of I have set my hand and seal this 23d of January. Attest. Samuel Fox, Reuben Munday, Daniel White. Parents: Michael PERKINS and Winnifred RAE.
Spouse: Sarah (Sally) FOSTER. Thomas Wright PERKINS and Sarah (Sally) FOSTER were married on 25 Dec 1811 in Madison Co., Ky. Children were: Richard PERKINS.
Viola PERKINS2 was born about 1878. Parents: John PERKINS and Angeline ADAMS.
William PERKINS.2 Parents: John PERKINS and Angeline ADAMS.
William PERKINS1 was born about 1760 in Goochland Co., VA. He died in 1829. Parents: John PERKINS and Mary ANTHONY.
Spouse: Martha HUNTER. William PERKINS and Martha HUNTER were married on 17 Aug 1785 in Louisa Co., VA. Children were: Stephen H. PERKINS, Mary PERKINS, William Henry PERKINS.
William PERKINS1 was born on 4 Feb 1785 in Virginia. William Perkins and his family are listed in Monroe County, Missouri federal census for 1840, 1850, and 1860. His occupation is a farmer. Before living in Monroe County, they lived in Boone County, Missouri when papers were filed in connection with the settlement of the estate of Michael Perkins. William Perkins was a resident of Boone County as early as 1824 as his name is listed on a delinquent tax list for that year. His total bill was 92 cents. It is possible he was a resident as early as 1820. The April 1, 1820 issue of an early paper in the area advertised a letter waiting in the Franklin post office for either Jesse or William Perkins. Source: Missouri Intelligencer, Vol I, No. 45, 1 Apr 1820. Parents: Michael PERKINS and Winnifred RAE.
Spouse: Jane FARR. William PERKINS and Jane FARR were married on 9 Aug 1808 in Madison Co., Ky.
William PERKINS2,4 was born about 1827 in Ky.. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Plaquemine, Jessamine, Kentucky.
Spouse: Maria KERSEY. Children were: George A. PERKINS, Henry Nelson PERKINS, Mary Catherine PERKINS, Josephine PERKINS.
William PERKINS1 was born about 1847 in Madison Co., Ky. Parents: Richard PERKINS and Winnifred PERKINS.
William C. PERKINS1 was born about 1840 in Missouri. Parents: Jessie PERKINS and Frances (Fannie) TURNER.
Spouse: Sarah M. LNU. William C. PERKINS and Sarah M. LNU were married about 1870 in Missouri. Children were: Noah C. PERKINS, George Edward PERKINS, James C. PERKINS, Joseph L. PERKINS.
William Henry PERKINS.2 Parents: Henry PERKINS and Mima Lee PERKINS.
William Henry PERKINS1 was born about 1805.
State: Kentucky Year: 1850
County: Madison
District: No. 1
Page: 207a 8 Aug 1850
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William H. Perkins 45 M Farmer GA
Eliza 45 F VA
Lucinda 20 F Madison
Elizabeth 18 F Madison
Caroline 16 F Madison
Patsy 13 F Madison
Mary 12 F Madison
M??i?a 10 M Madison
Miland? 8 F Madison
Nancy A. 6 F Madison
_______________________________________________________ Parents: William PERKINS and Martha HUNTER.
Spouse: Eliza LNU. William Henry PERKINS and Eliza LNU were married about 1829 in Madison Co., Ky.
William M. PERKINS1 was born in 1823 in Kentucky. Parents: Michael PERKINS and Mary L. MILLIGAN.
Spouse: Drucilla PERKINS. William M. PERKINS and Drucilla PERKINS were married on 15 Feb 1842 in Madison Co., Ky.
Wingfield C. PERKINS1 was born about 1844 in Madison Co., Ky. Parents: Madison PERKINS and Mary PERKINS.
Winnefred PERKINS1 was born in 1812 in Warren Co., KY. Parents: Jessie PERKINS and Frances (Fannie) TURNER.
Spouse: John FLANNERY. John FLANNERY and Winnefred PERKINS were married on 2 Aug 1832 in Monroe Co., Mo.
Winnifred PERKINS.1 Parents: Michael PERKINS and Mary L. MILLIGAN.
Spouse: Notley COON.
Winnifred PERKINS1 was born in 1793. Parents: Michael PERKINS and Winnifred RAE.
Spouse: Zacharias NEWBY. Zacharias NEWBY and Winnifred PERKINS were married on 29 Aug 1810 in Madison Co., Ky.
Winnifred PERKINS1 was born in 1825. She died on 26 Dec 1907 in Macon Co., MO. Parents: Pleasant PERKINS and Susannah MILLION.
Spouse: Richard PERKINS. Richard PERKINS and Winnifred PERKINS were married on 1 Dec 1845 in Madison Co., Ky. Children were: William PERKINS.
Woodson PERKINS1,2,3 was born about 1880. He died on 24 Apr 1974 in Madison Co., Ky.. He died on 24 Apr 1974 in Madison County, Kentucky. His reference number is 56 .28s.
Last Name First Name MI Age Death Place Residence Death Date Vol Certificate Death Vol
PERKINS WOODSON 094 MADISON MADISON 04-24-1974 025 12307 1974
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State: Kentucky Year: 1910
County: Madison
E.D. 82
Mag. District: NO. 8 Biggerstaff/Million
Page: 9/272A -- --- 1910
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Fullilov, James Head M W 59 M? 27 KY KY KY
Nanie? Wife F W 55 M1 27 5 5 KY KY KY
Brutus Son M W 20 S KY KY KY
Louis Dau F W 16 S KY KY KY
Brian Son M W 13 S KY KY KY
William Son M W 13 S KY KY KY
Perkins, Squire Head M W 57 M? 30 KY KY KY
Joann Wife F W 45 M1 30 5 5 KY KY KY
John Son M W 23 Wd KY KY KY
Eddie Son M W 18 S KY KY KY
Tsie? Son M W 14? S KY KY KY
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Perkins, Woodson Head M W 30 M1 10 KY KY KY (Minerva Elizabeth Sanders)
Lizzie Wife F W 30 M1 10 5 4 KY KY KY
June Son M W 9 S KY KY KY
Elmer Son M W 7 S KY KY KY
Arther Son M W 5 S KY KY KY
Noland Son M W 1-9/12 S KY KY KY
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1920 Madison Co., KY
ED: 112
Township: Biggerstaff
Page: 5 / 3A 12 & 13 Jan 1920
F.M./59/59
Perkins, Woodson Head M W 40 M KY KY KY
Lizzie Wife F W 39 M KY KY KY (Minerva Elizabeth Sanders)
June? Son M W 19 S KY KY KY
Elmer Son M W 17 S KY KY KY
Arthur Son M W 15 S KY KY KY
Noland Son M W 11 S KY KY KY
Emmett Son M W 7 S KY KY KY
James E. Son M W 4-1/12 S KY KY KY
Ida H. Dau F W 1-2/12 S KY KY KY
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Spouse: Minerva Elizabeth SANDERS. Woodson PERKINS and Minerva Elizabeth SANDERS were married on 22 Dec 1899 in Madison Co. KY. They were married on 22 Dec 1899 in Madison County, Kentucky. Children were: June PERKINS, Elmer PERKINS, Arthur PERKINS, Noland PERKINS, Emmett PERKINS, James E. PERKINS, Ida H. PERKINS.
Joyce PERRIN.2
Spouse: Hunter , Jr. FAIN.
Almira PERRY2 was born on 21 Jun 1851 in Brown Co., Illinois.
Spouse: Richard UNDERWOOD. Richard UNDERWOOD and Almira PERRY were married on 24 Jul 1884 in Brown Co., Illinois. Children were: Donald UNDERWOOD, Herman UNDERWOOD, Neal UNDERWOOD.
Charles G. PERRY2 was born on 12 May 1883 in Jessamine Co, KY. He died on 5 Apr 1950 in Jessamine Co, KY. He was buried in Maple Grove, Jessamine Co., Ky.. Parents: Robert Scott PERRY and Belle PEYTON.
Spouse: Alice T. TUDOR.
Ellen PERRY.2 Parents: John PERRY and Tabitha ROBERTS.
Fannie PERRY.2 Parents: John PERRY and Tabitha ROBERTS.
Gloria Faye PERRY20,21,81 was born on 11 Nov 1939 in Durant, OK. She died on 24 Jan 1943 in Colbert, OK. Her reference number is 1471. Parents: Herman Thomas PERRY and Marie Jeanette ARNSPIGER.
Herman Thomas PERRY20,21,81 was born on 22 Sep 1906 in Seagoville, TX. He died on 12 Jan 1976 in Cleburne, Johnson co, TX. His reference number is 1450.
Spouse: Marie Jeanette ARNSPIGER. Herman Thomas PERRY and Marie Jeanette ARNSPIGER were married on 3 Aug 1935. Children were: Standley Wayne PERRY, Gloria Faye PERRY, Rose Marie PERRY.
Jennie PERRY.20,21,118
Spouse: Jacob Franklin ARNSPIGER. Jacob Franklin ARNSPIGER and Jennie PERRY were married on 17 Nov 1874.118
Jerry Wayne PERRY.2,4,5,6,13,38,39,40,41,42,43
Spouse: Nancy Alynn HOUSE.
John PERRY2 was born in 1782. He died in 1866. Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed.,1887,
Woodford Co.
PERRY Family. Lewis PERRY was born in Culpeper County, Va., about 1754and was twice married, the last time to Jane Bourne of the same county,and immigrated to the State of Kentucky in 1784 with Jeffersonian ideasof government and settled in the county of Woodford to the occupation offarming, where by industry and economy he was enabled to leave a handsomeestate to his Family. The old gentleman was of Revolutionary stock, andloved to tell his descendants of Washington and Lafayette. He died about
1830, and was buried in Woodford on his estate; having one son by hisfirst marriage, whose descendants are now settled in the counties of Bathand Owen, and one son, John PERRY, and several daughters by his lastwife. John PERRY, born in 1782, at maturity settled in Jessamine County,taught school for several years, and it was the boast of the oldgentleman that he had turned off so many efficient and good citizens fromhis school. He married, in his adopted county, Sarah Lowen in 1802, andwent to farming,
but such was his business methods that he was soon made magistrate formany years, and then high sheriff and also administrator of many estates,all of which he wound up without contention or broils, which was a greatsolace to the old gentleman. In his latter days he engaged in themanufacturer of bagging and rope in connection with farming after he quitpublic business. He was a gentleman of the Old Virginia type, known byhis neighbors as Squire PERRY. In politics he was of the Calhoun school,believing the Federal Government the creature and the States the creator,with the reserved rights to judge of infraction, and to be absolved. Hedied at the ripe age of eighty-four years in 1866, his wife, Sarah PERRY,surviving a couple of years, and dying in 1868 at the ripe age ofeighty-four years. She was a member of the Reformed Church, and wasalways wont to remember the poor. The aged couple had elevenchildren--seven boys
and four daughters--five sons and two daughters survived them. Amongthem Oliver H. PERRY, born March 11, 1815, and now resident in the countyof Jessamine, the county of his fathers. In early days he went tonortheast Missouri, and was there engaged in farming on the thenfrontier. Came back to Kentucky in 1842 and engaged in the manufactureof bagging and rope. March 24, 1846, he was married to Fannie, daughterof Robert and Mary (Sappington) Scott, born respectively in Pennsylvaniaand Maryland. Mrs. PERRY was born in Jessamine County March 26, 1817,and died April 9, 1882. Her mother was a lady of extensive reading, andher grandfather, Dr.
Richard Sappington, was a surgeon during the entire Revolutionary war andlived and died in the State of Maryland, near Harve de Grace. To themarriage of O. H. and Fannie PERRY were born two sons: Robert S., May 27,1848, and John, August 13, 1849. Since his marriage Mr. PERRY has beenengaged in cultivating his farm, being what is known as a part of CampNelson, and he and his wife have belonged to the Presbyterian Churchsince 1846. In politics he is classed with his ancestors thatlegislation should be in the interest of the poor and religion inlooking after the poor. Robert Scott PERRY was born on his father's farmfive and one-half miles south of Nicholasville, and is the eldest son ofOliver H. and Fannie (Scott) PERRY, natives of Jessamine County. Johnthe youngest, was born at
the same place as their maternal grandfather, Robert Scott, son of John2/9 Scott, a Pennsylvanian by birth and a remarkable man in the
pioneer days of Jessamine County for energy and push, being a largetrader to New Orleans by means of flatboats, returning on foot throughwhat they termed the wilderness. He left a vast estate, having only 2shillings and 9 pence when he came to Kentucky, which he even made hismiddle name and was ever after know as John 2/9 in all instruments inwriting. He represented Jessamine County in the Legislature in earlytimes; he has but one son now living (1887) Hervey Scott, full of yearsand full of esteem.
Robert S. and John PERRY were brought on a farm and received a commonschool education, attended the Wesleyan University a short time andreturned to the farm. Robert S., in 1878, was elected county clerk overRobert Price, a Republican, by a small majority, the parties then beingnearly on a balance; in 1882 he was elected by a good majority, and in1886 he was again elected by a large majority, making three successiveterms that he has been elected county clerk; the last expires in 1890.He was married, December 14, 1876, to Miss Belle Peyton, of MadisonCounty, Ky. The following are the names of his children: John, born May3, 1878;
Peyton, September 17, 1880, and Charley, May 12, 1883. John PERRY, theyoungest son of O. H. and Fannie PERRY, is an energetic farmer at CampNelson, Ky., and was married to Tabitha Roberts, of Jessamine County, May29, 1872. They have one son and three daughters: Robert S., Pearl, Ellenand Fannie PERRY.
Spouse: Sarah LOWEN. John PERRY and Sarah LOWEN were married in 1802. Children were: Oliver H. PERRY.
John PERRY2 was born on 13 Aug 1849. Parents: Oliver H. PERRY and Fannie SCOTT.
Spouse: Tabitha ROBERTS. John PERRY and Tabitha ROBERTS were married on 29 May 1872. Children were: Robert S. PERRY, Pearl PERRY, Ellen PERRY, Fannie PERRY.
John O. PERRY2 was born on 5 May 1878. Parents: Robert Scott PERRY and Belle PEYTON.
Oliver H. PERRY2 was born on 30 Mar 1817. He died on 9 Apr 1882. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Jessamine Co., Ky. Parents: John PERRY and Sarah LOWEN.
Spouse: Fannie SCOTT. Children were: Robert Scott PERRY, John PERRY.
Pearl PERRY.2 Parents: John PERRY and Tabitha ROBERTS.
Peyton J. PERRY2 was born on 17 Sep 1880. He died in 1936. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Jessamine Co., Ky. Parents: Robert Scott PERRY and Belle PEYTON.
Robert S. PERRY.2 Parents: John PERRY and Tabitha ROBERTS.
Robert Scott PERRY2 was born on 27 May 1848 in Jessamine Co, KY. In 1878 he was in Elected County Clerk. He died in 1903. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Jessamine Co., Ky. Parents: Oliver H. PERRY and Fannie SCOTT.
Spouse: Belle PEYTON. Robert Scott PERRY and Belle PEYTON were married on 14 Dec 1876 in Jessamine Co, KY. Children were: John O. PERRY, Peyton J. PERRY, Charles G. PERRY.
Rose Marie PERRY.20,21,81 Parents: Herman Thomas PERRY and Marie Jeanette ARNSPIGER.
Spouse: Howard Eugene PERKINS.
Ruth PERRY2 was born on 23 Sep 1812. She died on 16 Dec 1884 in Miami, Saline County, MO.
Spouse: Alfred WHEELER. Alfred WHEELER and Ruth PERRY were married about 1831. Children were: Samuel WHEELER, Humphrey WHEELER, Cyrena WHEELER, Elizabeth WHEELER, William Harrrison WHEELER, Amos Alexander WHEELER, Alfred L. WHEELER, John Henry WHEELER.
Standley Wayne PERRY.20,21,81 Parents: Herman Thomas PERRY and Marie Jeanette ARNSPIGER.
Spouse: Helen FLORENCE.
Martin Peter PETCHUL.25
Spouse: Chantelle Cherie SHOTTS. Children were: Shannan Delaney PETCHUL.
Shannan Delaney PETCHUL.25 Parents: Martin Peter PETCHUL and Chantelle Cherie SHOTTS.
Elizabeth PETERS.1
Spouse: John SANDERS.
Anna PETERSON.1
Spouse: Anders STILLEY. Children were: Jacob STILLEY.
Gregory PETERSON.2,6,12,18 Parents: Willis M. PETERSON and Doreen WILLIS.
Jill PETERSON.2,6,12,18 Parents: Willis M. PETERSON and Doreen WILLIS.
Willis M. PETERSON.2,6,12,18
Spouse: Doreen WILLIS. Children were: Gregory PETERSON, Jill PETERSON.
Edna PETRY.2,4
Spouse: Nolan BURTON.
Mary A. PETTY.1
Spouse: Solomon FISHER. Children were: Salina FISHER.
Belle PEYTON2 was born in Mar 1853 in Madison Co. Kentucky. She died on 21 May 1922 in Jessamine Co, KY. She was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Jessamine Co., Ky. Parents: James PEYTON and Mariah JENKINS.
Spouse: Robert Scott PERRY. Robert Scott PERRY and Belle PEYTON were married on 14 Dec 1876 in Jessamine Co, KY. Children were: John O. PERRY, Peyton J. PERRY, Charles G. PERRY.
Eliza Jane PEYTON1,201 was born in 1825 in Madison County, Kentucky. She died in (probably) Madison County, Kentucky. Her reference number is 123 a.3s+2. Eliza Jane was daughter of Guffey Peyton.
Spouse: Bartleson TAYLOR.
Bartleson TAYLOR and Eliza Jane PEYTON were married on 4 Mar 1846 in Madison
County, Kentucky. Madison County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds 1788-1815;
Bond: GuffeyPeyton.
Children were: Cyrus Tarleton Guffey
TAYLOR, Lafayette Zachary TAYLOR,
Romulus Marcellus TAYLOR, Mary Elizabeth TAYLOR, Amanda
Jane TAYLOR, John Crittenden TAYLOR,
Maragret E. TAYLOR.
