THIRTEENTH GENERATION

7190. * Isaac Perkins ^{(3205) (3206)} was born about 1611.⁽³²⁰⁷⁾ He died in NOV 1685 in Hampton, NH.⁽³²⁰⁸⁾ He probably died in Hampton, NH. He is my 10th great grandfather. 10th great grandfather

*History of Hampton : "A few months after the settlement of the town, there were living in Hampton, two men of the name of Perkins, with their families. According to tradition, these men were brothers---which is very probable, though we may not be able to verify it. They appear to have come at nearly the same time, and the house-lots, assigned to them by the town, adjoined each other, each containing five acres. Isaac's house-lot was nearly on the sit of the Baptist parsonage, and Abraham's between that and the corner lot westward, which then belonged to William English."

"Isaac Perkins lived for more than ten years where he first settled. In June, 1652, Rev. Timothy Dalton sold to him, for fifty pounds, his farm (granted first to his son, who died,) lying next Salisbury line (in Seabrook); and Perkins probably removed thither soon after. He died Nov., 1685. His wife's name was Susanna."

*E-mail : [source "The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich" by George A Perkins. pub bef 1900] : "John Perkins and his family were not the only early settlers of the name that landed upon these shores. The names of six or seven heads of families of the same name are known as having been among very early emigrants to the colonies in the new worlds, viz: Rev'd William Perkins, who came first to Boston and was afterward in Weymouth, Ipswich, Gloucester, and at last in Topsfield; John, first in Boston, then of Ipswich (whose descendants we now give); Isaac of Ipswich, Abraham of Hampton, N.H., William of Dover, N.H., Edward of Connecticut, William of New Jersey, and perhaps a family who settled in Delaware; besides these there were quite a number of individuals of the name who came as passengers from London to Virginia and elsewhere, who are not known to have had families. "Of the above named, there are strong reasons to believe that several of them were more or less closely related. John and Isaac of Ipswich were perhaps brothers, and Abraham of Hampton, a brother or cousin. It seems highly probable that the Boston Family, of which Edmund is the first individual certainly known, were the descendants of Isaac of Ipswich and his wife Alice, who were there in 1637, and who received grants of land at that time. Traditions in the family point that way. We trust that the researches now making in England by Mr. Henry F. Waters under the auspices of the New England Historic Genealogical Society of Boston, may bring to light the connection between these families." He was married to * Susanna. ⁽³²⁰⁹⁾

7191. * Susanna died in 1699. E-mail From: DAVID SYLVESTER; Num: 667 7/13/95 She is my 10th great grandmother. 10th great grandmother Children were:

i. Lydia Perkins was born about 1638.⁽³²¹⁰⁾ *History of Hampton : Based on being listed as the 1st child, and she was married in 1659. She is my 9th great grandaunt. 9th great grandaunt
ii. Isaac Perkins⁽³²¹¹⁾ was born about 1639 in Hampton, NH. based on baptism He was baptized on DEC 8 1639 in Hampton, NH.⁽³²¹²⁾ He died on SEP 10 1661 in Hampton, NH.⁽³²¹³⁾ *History of Hampton : He drowned. He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle

*History of Hampton : He died young; drowned at about age 22.
iii. Jacob Perkins^{(3214) (3215)} was born about 1640 in Hampton, NH. Based on Baptism. This is now a part of Seabrook, NH. He was baptized on MAY 24 1640. ⁽³²¹⁶⁾ He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle

*History of Hampton : He married a Mary Philbrick, probably the daughter of Thomas Philprick [3].

*From "History of Martha's Vineyard", Vol III by Dr. Charles Edward Banks, 1966 :
12. Isaac CHASE [p.71] "m. (1) Mary PERKINS of Hampton, N.H. (sister of his fellow emigrant to the Vineyard, Jacob PERKINS) 20 Feb. 1673, by whom he had no issue. She d. soon after." [Note: Isaac lived in Tisbury, Mass]

*History of Martha's Vineyard [from the Internet]: "In the following year" [1674] "Isaac Chase, probably in company with Samuel Tilton and Jacob Perkins, all of Hampton, N. H., and related by marriage, came to the new town of (West) Tisbury with a view to a permanent settlement. All were young men, Chase recently a widower of 24, Perkins 34 and Tilton 37 years, and they decided upon Homes Hole neck as the place where they would build their new homes. Chase was refused permission to settle, but later the town allowed him the privilege.

They first acquired the two sixths interest in the Neck belonging to the town (the Mayhew and Eddy shares), but the partners of Chase decided shortly after to leave for other places. Tilton had been granted a home lot in West Tisbury, and later he removed to Chilmark.

Perkins was first mentioned in the records in 1674 as 'of Homes Hole.' He was a married man, and it is to be supposed he brought his wife and family with him to the Vineyard. His residence here was of short duration, as he incurred the enmity of the Mayhews by testifying against Thomas Daggett in the suit against James Skiffe, 1673, and from that time on his lot was not a happy one. Little persecutions followed on each other, until he sold out his interests here in 1676, and settled at Succanesset (Falmouth)."


iv. Rebecca Perkins is my 9th great grandaunt. 9th great grandaunt
v. Daniel Perkins died on AUG 1 1662 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²¹⁷⁾ He probably died in Hampton, NH. He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle

He died young. No wife or children listed.
vi. Caleb Perkins was born on FEB 17 1648 in Hampton, NH. ^(3218)(3219) *History of Hampton : no date given here. This area is now part of Seabrook, NH.

*E-Mail : gives date He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle
vii. Benjamin Perkins was born on FEB 12 1650 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²²⁰⁾ He died on NOV 23 1670.⁽³²²¹⁾ He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle

He died at age 20.
viii. Susanna Perkins was born in AUG 1652 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²²²⁾ She is my 9th great grandaunt. 9th great grandaunt
3595 ix. * Hannah Perkins.
x. Mary Perkins was born on JUL 23 1658 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²²³⁾ *History of Hampton : Now part of Seabrook, NH. She died about 1674 in Hampton, NH.⁽³²²⁴⁾ She probably died in Hampton, NH.

*Descendants of Thomas CHASE : "He married (1) in Hampton, 20 Feb. 1673, Mary PERKINS, daughter of Isaac and Susannah PERKINS, born in Hampton, 23 July 1658; died about 1674." She is my 9th great grandaunt. 9th great grandaunt

She died young, at about age 16. She was married, but had no children.
xi. Ebenezer Perkins was born on DEC 9 1659 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²²⁵⁾ He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle
xii. Joseph Perkins was born on APR 9 1661 in Hampton, NH. ⁽³²²⁶⁾ He is my 9th great granduncle. 9th great granduncle