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Warwickshire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Perkins Buried Leek Wootton 1794
« on: Thursday 14 October 10 21:56 BST (UK) »
Hi Wintercm
It is fascinating to find all these relatives around.
I am a descendant of Joseph Perkins and Elizabeth Pannell. Joseph was the son of Thomas b.1764 (also your ancestor). I will have to investigate the Coventry link. It would be interesting to know how far down the Perkins line you go from there. My father says that there is a supposed to be plaque in Coventry Cathedral - something to do with a donation by one of the Perkins family.
I have a picture of the grave of James Perkins b.1770 and others at Leek Wooton. Not sure if you have contact details for the Australian sisters or if the would be interested in a copy.
Jme79
I think Samuel was the oldest child and he was the miller at Blackdown Mill. The birth date would fit. Thanks for the lead.
Lemontree
The record showing 'Jan 25th 1794 Thomas son of James & Catherine Perkins' is in the burials section of the Leek Wooton parish record. It is possible, I suppose that the record has been put in the wrong part.
Spooky that the curate who entered it was a Thomas Clarke (my sons name)!
It is fascinating to find all these relatives around.
I am a descendant of Joseph Perkins and Elizabeth Pannell. Joseph was the son of Thomas b.1764 (also your ancestor). I will have to investigate the Coventry link. It would be interesting to know how far down the Perkins line you go from there. My father says that there is a supposed to be plaque in Coventry Cathedral - something to do with a donation by one of the Perkins family.
I have a picture of the grave of James Perkins b.1770 and others at Leek Wooton. Not sure if you have contact details for the Australian sisters or if the would be interested in a copy.
Jme79
I think Samuel was the oldest child and he was the miller at Blackdown Mill. The birth date would fit. Thanks for the lead.
Lemontree
The record showing 'Jan 25th 1794 Thomas son of James & Catherine Perkins' is in the burials section of the Leek Wooton parish record. It is possible, I suppose that the record has been put in the wrong part.
Spooky that the curate who entered it was a Thomas Clarke (my sons name)!