*More about the Perrine family from Benjamin's daughter Nancy J. (Perrine) McClurg Noah's obituary from The Washington Observer 16 Jan 1929. Courtesy of FAG member Dani Ryan #46812146.
The Perrines, were among the first settlers of New Jersey, Daniel Perrine coming on the ship Phillip with Governor Carteret as one of the 18 aides selected to assist him in establishing a colony.
Benjamin's father came to Washington county in 1770, having several engagements with the Indians.
Benjamin Perrine in the U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname: Benjamin Perrine
Year: 1860
County: Washington CO.
State: PA
Age: 68
Gender: M (Male)
Month of Death: Nov
State of Birth: PA
ID#: 317_23369
Occupation: FARMER
Cause of Death: BURNED
Benjamin's death is recorded as November 1859 on his headstone. Birth year estimated from death record and census.
*More about the Perrine family from Benjamin's daughter Nancy J. (Perrine) McClurg Noah's obituary from The Washington Observer 16 Jan 1929. Courtesy of FAG member Dani Ryan #46812146.
The Perrines, were among the first settlers of New Jersey, Daniel Perrine coming on the ship Phillip with Governor Carteret as one of the 18 aides selected to assist him in establishing a colony.
Benjamin's father came to Washington county in 1770, having several engagements with the Indians.
Benjamin Perrine in the U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname: Benjamin Perrine
Year: 1860
County: Washington CO.
State: PA
Age: 68
Gender: M (Male)
Month of Death: Nov
State of Birth: PA
ID#: 317_23369
Occupation: FARMER
Cause of Death: BURNED
Benjamin's death is recorded as November 1859 on his headstone. Birth year estimated from death record and census.
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Benjamin's death is recorded as November 1859 on his headstone. Birth year estimated from death record and census.
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