age 68
Son of Matthew and Hannah (Bishop) Perkins. Graduated Yale - 1781.
Married to Anna Pitkin on Sept 20, 1787 in Hartford, Ct.
From Connecticut Courant
September 2, 1828
DEATHS
In this city on Thursday evening last, Enoch Perkins, Esq. 68. In the death of Mr. Perkins our city has lost a valuable and highly respectable inhabitant. Firmness of moral principle, and a fearless and conscientious regard to duty, united with prudence and sound judgment, were prominent traits of his character. During a long residence in this place he was frequently called by his fellow citizens to stations of “trust and usefulness and was ever found capable and faithful”.
Son of Matthew and Hannah (Bishop) Perkins. Graduated Yale - 1781.
Married to Anna Pitkin on Sept 20, 1787 in Hartford, Ct.
From Connecticut Courant
September 2, 1828
DEATHS
In this city on Thursday evening last, Enoch Perkins, Esq. 68. In the death of Mr. Perkins our city has lost a valuable and highly respectable inhabitant. Firmness of moral principle, and a fearless and conscientious regard to duty, united with prudence and sound judgment, were prominent traits of his character. During a long residence in this place he was frequently called by his fellow citizens to stations of “trust and usefulness and was ever found capable and faithful”.
age 68
Son of Matthew and Hannah (Bishop) Perkins. Graduated Yale - 1781.
Married to Anna Pitkin on Sept 20, 1787 in Hartford, Ct.
From Connecticut Courant
September 2, 1828
DEATHS
In this city on Thursday evening last, Enoch Perkins, Esq. 68. In the death of Mr. Perkins our city has lost a valuable and highly respectable inhabitant. Firmness of moral principle, and a fearless and conscientious regard to duty, united with prudence and sound judgment, were prominent traits of his character. During a long residence in this place he was frequently called by his fellow citizens to stations of “trust and usefulness and was ever found capable and faithful”.
Son of Matthew and Hannah (Bishop) Perkins. Graduated Yale - 1781.
Married to Anna Pitkin on Sept 20, 1787 in Hartford, Ct.
From Connecticut Courant
September 2, 1828
DEATHS
In this city on Thursday evening last, Enoch Perkins, Esq. 68. In the death of Mr. Perkins our city has lost a valuable and highly respectable inhabitant. Firmness of moral principle, and a fearless and conscientious regard to duty, united with prudence and sound judgment, were prominent traits of his character. During a long residence in this place he was frequently called by his fellow citizens to stations of “trust and usefulness and was ever found capable and faithful”.
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