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Descendants of Ebenezer PERKINS

1 Ebenezer Perkins b: December 09, 1659 Seabrook, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA d: 1703 .. +Mary/Mercy d: Bef September 16, 1703 m: 1684 . 2 Sarah Elizabeth Perkins . 2 David Perkins ..... +Sarah Reding m: 1723 . 2 Ebenezer Perkins b: Abt 1695 Hampton, Rockingham, Massachusetts, USA . 2 Isaac Perkins ..... +Mary Booth m: 1723 . 2 Daniel Perkins b: June 1685 ..... +Susanna Starton m: 1715 ..... 3 Ebenezer Perkins . 2 Abigail Perkins b: August 11, 1687 . 2 Jonathan Perkins b: May 10, 1691
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Notes for Ebenezer PERKINS, b abt 1695 (s. of Issac and Susannah (WISE) His will, 20 July --16 Sept. 1703.

In "New England Historical & Genealogical Register" Vol. 47, pg. 483: Ebenezer and Joseph PERKINS both late of New England, husbandmen, were purchasers of land in Brandywine hundred, New Castle county, on Delaware, by deeds dated Oct. 14, 1693. The will of Enenzer Perkins, of the county of New Castle, husbandman, is dated 20 July 1703, and proved 16 Sept. following. To his youngest sons, Isaac and Ebenezer, he gave all his real estate' to eldest son, Danile 30 pounds; to daughters Abigail and Elizabeth PERKINS, 15 pounds each, to be paid by Issac and Ebenezer after the sons became of age; sons Johathan and David to be bound apprentices to some trade. There seems to be some confusion as to whether his wife's name is Mercy or Mary, as man also be noticed in the Hampton records. The sons Isaac and Ebenzer sold the land inherited from their father, to Thomas Cartmell, in 1725. In Hanson's "Old Kent of Maryland" there is considerable PERKINS genealogy, beginning with Daniel,m. Susanna Starton, 1715, and David, m. 1723, Sarah REDING. They are said to have been Quakers from Wales, but they were doubtless the sons of Ebenezer of New Castle county; Daniel having a son of that name.

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http://frostandgilchrist.com/getperson.php?personID=I4239&tree=fros...:

Ebenezer(9), Hampt., in 1681 said "my cousin Isaac Green." Lists 395, 52. He and w. Mercy sold out in 1693, his mo. Susanna signing, and went to Delaware where he and br. Joseph bot in Brandywine hundred. Ch. rec. Hampt: Daniel, b. June 1685; Abigail, b. 11 Aug. 1687; Jonathan, b. 10 May 1691, all in fa.'s will, 20 July?16 Sept. 1703, with four more, but no wife. See N. E. Reg. 47: 483.

(2) Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers [database online], Orem, UT: Ancestry.com, Inc., 1997, vol. 3, p. 394:

Perkins . . .

EBENEZER, Hampton, s. of Isaac of the same, by w. Mercy, had Daniel, b. June 1685; Abigail, 11 Aug. 1687; and Jonathan 10 May 1691.

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http://www.concord.org/~btinker/family_tree/ebenezer_perkins_tree.html

Ebenezer Perkins

b. bap. 9 Dec 1659, Hampton (Seabrook), Rockingham, NH.

11th child

brother of Lydia Perkins Wardell, the "naked Quaker" , who went naked into Newbury Cong. Ch and got lashed.

Moved with mother (she and daughters converted to Quakers) - 1 last name Hussey - to Brandywine Hundred, New Castle, DE

Inherited Isaac's land. When Isaac died, the land was sold and they moved. Purchased a portion of the "Bout" land on the Delaware River above Vertrecht Book in Brandywine Hundred.

"husbandman"

d. will 20 July 1703 Died Sept 1703 New Castle, Del

-12 children

Of Ebenezer's children, Isaac went to Shenandoah Valley, VA, Ebenezer and Daniel both went to Kent Co., Md