♥ s/o Henry Perkins / Elizabeth Sawbridge
bapt' 23 Dec 1583 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England died March 1654 Ipswich, Essex Co., MA
Some of the earliest known records of this family are from the records of Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England.
John Perkins, senior was among the earliest emigrants from the mother country, sailing from Bristol, England 1 Dec 1630/1 in the ship "Lyon" William Pierce, master, with "about" 20 passengers and 200 tons of goods, and arrived 5 Feb 1630/1 at Salem, MA. John Perkins 47, of Hilmorton, Warwick, bound for Boston Mrs. Judith Perkins aged 42, John [Jr.] aged 22, Elizabeth aged 20, Mary aged 15, Ann 13, Thomas 9, Jacob 3 . Of historical note, Rev. Roger Williams, afterward of famous divine, was a fellow passenger. Upon arrival in the Americas in Nantasket 5 Feb 1631 John and his family spent the following 2 years in Boston.
The 18th of May 1631 he took the oath of freeman, admitting him to all the civil rights of the colony. He removed from Boston with his family in 1633 to the colony then newly founded by John Winthrop and others at Ipswich. Here he was largely engaged in agriculture, and had several grants of land; the location of his house was near the river, at the entrance to Jeffries neck, on what is now East Street, where he had considerable land granted him.
m 9 Oct 1608 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, Eng
John Pyrkyns and Judith Gater
They had children - John [Jr.], Elizabeth, Mary, Ann**, Thomas, Jacob, Lydia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Estate of John Perkins, Sr. of Ipswich = Essex Probate Docket # 21337 28th of ye first mo called March, 1654 64yrs Will probated 26 Sept 1654. He made his mark to his will in the presence of - William Bartholmew Thomas Harris Proved in court held at Ipswich 27 [7] 1654 by the oath of William Bartholmew and Thomas Harris per me Robert Lord, cleric.
ref: Marriage Record - Have copy; The Great Migration Begins 1620-33 Robert Charles Anderson; Frederick Lewis Weis Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists AR6, AR7; MA VR; MA Wills/Probate; The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, MA by George A. Perkins 1889; **Daughter Ann no further record.
-----------------------------------
*c/b buried near his Grandson Abraham Perkins [Sr.]
Old North Burying Ground est' in 1634, the same year as the town of Ipswich and is the town's oldest cemetery -+Hillmorton an area of the town of Rugby, Warwickshire, England
----------------------------------------------
bapt' 23 Dec 1583 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England died March 1654 Ipswich, Essex Co., MA
Some of the earliest known records of this family are from the records of Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England.
John Perkins, senior was among the earliest emigrants from the mother country, sailing from Bristol, England 1 Dec 1630/1 in the ship "Lyon" William Pierce, master, with "about" 20 passengers and 200 tons of goods, and arrived 5 Feb 1630/1 at Salem, MA. John Perkins 47, of Hilmorton, Warwick, bound for Boston Mrs. Judith Perkins aged 42, John [Jr.] aged 22, Elizabeth aged 20, Mary aged 15, Ann 13, Thomas 9, Jacob 3 . Of historical note, Rev. Roger Williams, afterward of famous divine, was a fellow passenger. Upon arrival in the Americas in Nantasket 5 Feb 1631 John and his family spent the following 2 years in Boston.
The 18th of May 1631 he took the oath of freeman, admitting him to all the civil rights of the colony. He removed from Boston with his family in 1633 to the colony then newly founded by John Winthrop and others at Ipswich. Here he was largely engaged in agriculture, and had several grants of land; the location of his house was near the river, at the entrance to Jeffries neck, on what is now East Street, where he had considerable land granted him.
m 9 Oct 1608 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, Eng
John Pyrkyns and Judith Gater
They had children - John [Jr.], Elizabeth, Mary, Ann**, Thomas, Jacob, Lydia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Estate of John Perkins, Sr. of Ipswich = Essex Probate Docket # 21337 28th of ye first mo called March, 1654 64yrs Will probated 26 Sept 1654. He made his mark to his will in the presence of - William Bartholmew Thomas Harris Proved in court held at Ipswich 27 [7] 1654 by the oath of William Bartholmew and Thomas Harris per me Robert Lord, cleric.
ref: Marriage Record - Have copy; The Great Migration Begins 1620-33 Robert Charles Anderson; Frederick Lewis Weis Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists AR6, AR7; MA VR; MA Wills/Probate; The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, MA by George A. Perkins 1889; **Daughter Ann no further record.
-----------------------------------
*c/b buried near his Grandson Abraham Perkins [Sr.]
Old North Burying Ground est' in 1634, the same year as the town of Ipswich and is the town's oldest cemetery -+Hillmorton an area of the town of Rugby, Warwickshire, England
----------------------------------------------
♥ s/o Henry Perkins / Elizabeth Sawbridge
bapt' 23 Dec 1583 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England died March 1654 Ipswich, Essex Co., MA
Some of the earliest known records of this family are from the records of Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England.
John Perkins, senior was among the earliest emigrants from the mother country, sailing from Bristol, England 1 Dec 1630/1 in the ship "Lyon" William Pierce, master, with "about" 20 passengers and 200 tons of goods, and arrived 5 Feb 1630/1 at Salem, MA. John Perkins 47, of Hilmorton, Warwick, bound for Boston Mrs. Judith Perkins aged 42, John [Jr.] aged 22, Elizabeth aged 20, Mary aged 15, Ann 13, Thomas 9, Jacob 3 . Of historical note, Rev. Roger Williams, afterward of famous divine, was a fellow passenger. Upon arrival in the Americas in Nantasket 5 Feb 1631 John and his family spent the following 2 years in Boston.
The 18th of May 1631 he took the oath of freeman, admitting him to all the civil rights of the colony. He removed from Boston with his family in 1633 to the colony then newly founded by John Winthrop and others at Ipswich. Here he was largely engaged in agriculture, and had several grants of land; the location of his house was near the river, at the entrance to Jeffries neck, on what is now East Street, where he had considerable land granted him.
m 9 Oct 1608 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, Eng
John Pyrkyns and Judith Gater
They had children - John [Jr.], Elizabeth, Mary, Ann**, Thomas, Jacob, Lydia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Estate of John Perkins, Sr. of Ipswich = Essex Probate Docket # 21337 28th of ye first mo called March, 1654 64yrs Will probated 26 Sept 1654. He made his mark to his will in the presence of - William Bartholmew Thomas Harris Proved in court held at Ipswich 27 [7] 1654 by the oath of William Bartholmew and Thomas Harris per me Robert Lord, cleric.
ref: Marriage Record - Have copy; The Great Migration Begins 1620-33 Robert Charles Anderson; Frederick Lewis Weis Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists AR6, AR7; MA VR; MA Wills/Probate; The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, MA by George A. Perkins 1889; **Daughter Ann no further record.
-----------------------------------
*c/b buried near his Grandson Abraham Perkins [Sr.]
Old North Burying Ground est' in 1634, the same year as the town of Ipswich and is the town's oldest cemetery -+Hillmorton an area of the town of Rugby, Warwickshire, England
----------------------------------------------
bapt' 23 Dec 1583 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England died March 1654 Ipswich, Essex Co., MA
Some of the earliest known records of this family are from the records of Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England.
John Perkins, senior was among the earliest emigrants from the mother country, sailing from Bristol, England 1 Dec 1630/1 in the ship "Lyon" William Pierce, master, with "about" 20 passengers and 200 tons of goods, and arrived 5 Feb 1630/1 at Salem, MA. John Perkins 47, of Hilmorton, Warwick, bound for Boston Mrs. Judith Perkins aged 42, John [Jr.] aged 22, Elizabeth aged 20, Mary aged 15, Ann 13, Thomas 9, Jacob 3 . Of historical note, Rev. Roger Williams, afterward of famous divine, was a fellow passenger. Upon arrival in the Americas in Nantasket 5 Feb 1631 John and his family spent the following 2 years in Boston.
The 18th of May 1631 he took the oath of freeman, admitting him to all the civil rights of the colony. He removed from Boston with his family in 1633 to the colony then newly founded by John Winthrop and others at Ipswich. Here he was largely engaged in agriculture, and had several grants of land; the location of his house was near the river, at the entrance to Jeffries neck, on what is now East Street, where he had considerable land granted him.
m 9 Oct 1608 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, Eng
John Pyrkyns and Judith Gater
They had children - John [Jr.], Elizabeth, Mary, Ann**, Thomas, Jacob, Lydia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Estate of John Perkins, Sr. of Ipswich = Essex Probate Docket # 21337 28th of ye first mo called March, 1654 64yrs Will probated 26 Sept 1654. He made his mark to his will in the presence of - William Bartholmew Thomas Harris Proved in court held at Ipswich 27 [7] 1654 by the oath of William Bartholmew and Thomas Harris per me Robert Lord, cleric.
ref: Marriage Record - Have copy; The Great Migration Begins 1620-33 Robert Charles Anderson; Frederick Lewis Weis Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists AR6, AR7; MA VR; MA Wills/Probate; The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, MA by George A. Perkins 1889; **Daughter Ann no further record.
-----------------------------------
*c/b buried near his Grandson Abraham Perkins [Sr.]
Old North Burying Ground est' in 1634, the same year as the town of Ipswich and is the town's oldest cemetery -+Hillmorton an area of the town of Rugby, Warwickshire, England
----------------------------------------------
