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About Jacob Perkins, Jr.
"Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts," by David W. Hoyt (New England History Press, Somersworth, NH, 1981) p.284.
(2) "The Hammatt Papers, Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts," by Abraham Hammatt (Reprint 1880-1899. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1980) p.28,138,251-252.
(3) "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Showing Three Generations of Those Who Came Before May, 1692, on the Basis of Farmer's Register," by James Savage (1860-1862; rpt. "Savage New England Register," http://www.usgennet.org/usa/vt/state/savage, Nov 2000) Vol. 4.
! Birth: (1) 3 Aug 1662, Ipswich, MA, s/o Jacob Perkins/Elizabeth __. (2) 1662.
Marriage to Elizabeth Sparks: (1) 25 or 27 Dec, 1684 or 1685. (2) 25 Dec 1684. (3) 26 Oct 1684. [NOTE: In old style dating, December would have been the 10th month, not October.]
Marriage to Sarah Treadwell: (1)
Death: (1) Will dated 10 Nov 1705, probated 3 Dec 1705.
(1) Referred to as "tertius."
(2) 1685, 29 Sep: Deposition of Samuel Bishop, aged 40 years or thereabouts, and Jacob Perkins, 23 years or thereabouts, about the middle of march last past, (we three deponents were on board the sloop wr off Thomas Bishop was commander, being bound for the Barbadoes, ready in Ipswich harbor), wr off Nathaniel Roper was on board, going as one of the men.
(2) 1687: William Hodgkin Sen'r, Jacob Perkins and Matthew Perkins built 20 feet of wharf in the Cove, Ipswich, MA. (NOTE: Father Jacob or son?)
(2) 1699: Probably the Jacob Perkins, Tail'r, who subscribed 6 shillings towards the bell.
(1) 1705, 10 Nov: In his will, mentions brothers Matthew Perkins and Thomas Tredwell, sons Jacob and John, daughter Elizabeth (under 18), wife Sarah and her children: Elisha, Sarah, Mary, Hannah, and Judith, all under age. (2) Will dated 10 Nov 1705. Mentions son John whose wife was Elizabeth in addition to above. His sons were minors at the time of his death, under the guardianship of Isaac Ringe 4 Mar 1705/6.
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from SAVAGE:
JACOB, Ipswich, s. of the first Jacob of the same, m. 15 Oct. 1684, Elizabeth d. of John Sparks of the same,had Jacob, b. 15 Feb. 1686; John; Elizabeth 18 Mar. 1691; and perhaps ano. ch. when she d. 10 Apr. 1692. Great uncertainty occurs in the subdivis. of both these Ispwich families, as the names are too oft. repeat.
from PERKINS OF IPSWICH:
His father, Jacob, gave him a deed of land 7 Mar 1687. Thomas Lovell was a witness to his signature.
His name appears frequently upon the deeds as buying and selling land. He was a weaver and farmer, and, with his brother Matthew, carried on his father's farm when he became incapable of managing it. They administered upon the estate at his death, 1699-1700. Thomas Boreman and Nathaniel Browne were their bondsmen.
540. Jacob Perkins, born August 03, 1662 in Ipswich, Ma; died November 12, 1705 in Ipswich, Ma. He was the son of 1080. Jacob Perkins and 1081. Elizabeth Whipple. He married 541. Elizabeth Sparks December 25, 1684 in Ipswich, Ma.
541. Elizabeth Sparks, died April 10, 1692 in Ipswich, Ma. She was the daughter of 1082. John Sparks and 1083. Mary Sinnett.
Children of Jacob Perkins and Elizabeth Sparks are:
270 i. Jacob Perkins, born February 15, 1685/86 in Ipswich, Ma; died Bef. October 15, 1772 in Wells, Maine; married (1) Lydia Stover; married (2) Anna Littlefield October 12, 1717 in Hampton Falls, NH.
ii. John Perkins, born September 02, 1687; died Unknown.
iii. Elizabeth Perkins, born March 18, 1690/91; died Unknown.
Was his mother Elizabeth Whipple or Elizabeth Lovell?
The Lovell hypothesis depends on two things 1) Land Transfer 2) An “Elizabeth Perkins” is named in Thomas Lovell’s will. Only the second would be strong evidence. But think about that. Thomas Lovell of Ipswich, MA in his will proved 2 Jan 1709/10 names wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Perkins. The Elizabeth Perkins named in Thomas Lovell's will could *not* possibly be the one that married Jacob Perkins because that Elizabeth Perkins died in 1685. That was almost a quarter of a century before Thomas Lovell’s will was proved. In my mind that proves that Elizabeth who died in 1685 was not the daughter of Thomas Lovell. Could they have been related in some way? certainly. Notice also that she had a son Mathew who was possibly named after her father Matthew Whipple. She had no son Thomas.
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Jacob Perkins Jr
Born about 1668 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Son of Jacob Perkins and Damaris (Unknown) Perkins
Brother of Elizabeth (Perkins) Bordman [half], John Perkins [half], Judith (Perkins) Browne [half], Mary Ann (Perkins) Annable [half], Jacob Perkins [half], Matthew Perkins [half], Hannah Perkins [half], Joseph Perkins [half] and Jabez Perkins [half]
Husband of Anna Littlefield — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown] [location unknown]
Profile last modified 15 Apr 2017 | Created 7 Jan 2016
Biography
Sources
- Family Tree Maker 2014 data of Robert Jason "Bob" Branham, 07 Jan 2016 and information received from other relatives.
- Residence: United States
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Mar 19 2023, 16:45:47 UTC
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Jacob Perkins, Jr.'s Timeline
| 1662 |
August 3, 1662
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Ipswich, Essex County, Province of Massachusetts, Colonial America
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| 1685 |
February 15, 1685
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Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1687 |
September 2, 1687
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Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1688 |
1688
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Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1690 |
1690
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Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1691 |
March 18, 1691
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Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, (Present USA)
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| 1696 |
December 26, 1696
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