Mt. Hope Franklin TN
Parents Samuel & Sarah P. Perkins
Married Leah America Cannon 1833
Children: Thomas F. Jr., and William C.
Planter, Franklin businessmam, Carter's Creek Pike president.
Taken from the book Portraits of Williamson County 2010 by Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Mora
Suggested edit: From the book Williamson County Historical Society Journal No. 33 dated 2002 compiled by Rick Warwick submitted by LindaMooreMora
Taken from the diary of John Hughes Henderson, Sr.
For several years he was he was a merchanat Triune, TN., was one of half dozen men in Williamson County who built the Tennessee & Alabama R.R. toFranklin and was a member of the first Board of Directors. When barely twenty one was elected Justice of Peace of his district. He married America Cannon, eldest daughter of Gov. Newton Cannon. She preceded him to the grave by many years. To this union were born several children, only two survice the father, Capt. Thomas F. Perkins and Dr. Newton C. Perkins. All of the other children died in their youth except Mr. Samuel F. Perkins who died several years ago. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017) • [email protected]
Parents Samuel & Sarah P. Perkins
Married Leah America Cannon 1833
Children: Thomas F. Jr., and William C.
Planter, Franklin businessmam, Carter's Creek Pike president.
Taken from the book Portraits of Williamson County 2010 by Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Mora
Suggested edit: From the book Williamson County Historical Society Journal No. 33 dated 2002 compiled by Rick Warwick submitted by LindaMooreMora
Taken from the diary of John Hughes Henderson, Sr.
For several years he was he was a merchanat Triune, TN., was one of half dozen men in Williamson County who built the Tennessee & Alabama R.R. toFranklin and was a member of the first Board of Directors. When barely twenty one was elected Justice of Peace of his district. He married America Cannon, eldest daughter of Gov. Newton Cannon. She preceded him to the grave by many years. To this union were born several children, only two survice the father, Capt. Thomas F. Perkins and Dr. Newton C. Perkins. All of the other children died in their youth except Mr. Samuel F. Perkins who died several years ago. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017) • [email protected]
Mt. Hope Franklin TN
Parents Samuel & Sarah P. Perkins
Married Leah America Cannon 1833
Children: Thomas F. Jr., and William C.
Planter, Franklin businessmam, Carter's Creek Pike president.
Taken from the book Portraits of Williamson County 2010 by Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Mora
Suggested edit: From the book Williamson County Historical Society Journal No. 33 dated 2002 compiled by Rick Warwick submitted by LindaMooreMora
Taken from the diary of John Hughes Henderson, Sr.
For several years he was he was a merchanat Triune, TN., was one of half dozen men in Williamson County who built the Tennessee & Alabama R.R. toFranklin and was a member of the first Board of Directors. When barely twenty one was elected Justice of Peace of his district. He married America Cannon, eldest daughter of Gov. Newton Cannon. She preceded him to the grave by many years. To this union were born several children, only two survice the father, Capt. Thomas F. Perkins and Dr. Newton C. Perkins. All of the other children died in their youth except Mr. Samuel F. Perkins who died several years ago. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017) • [email protected]
Parents Samuel & Sarah P. Perkins
Married Leah America Cannon 1833
Children: Thomas F. Jr., and William C.
Planter, Franklin businessmam, Carter's Creek Pike president.
Taken from the book Portraits of Williamson County 2010 by Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Mora
Suggested edit: From the book Williamson County Historical Society Journal No. 33 dated 2002 compiled by Rick Warwick submitted by LindaMooreMora
Taken from the diary of John Hughes Henderson, Sr.
For several years he was he was a merchanat Triune, TN., was one of half dozen men in Williamson County who built the Tennessee & Alabama R.R. toFranklin and was a member of the first Board of Directors. When barely twenty one was elected Justice of Peace of his district. He married America Cannon, eldest daughter of Gov. Newton Cannon. She preceded him to the grave by many years. To this union were born several children, only two survice the father, Capt. Thomas F. Perkins and Dr. Newton C. Perkins. All of the other children died in their youth except Mr. Samuel F. Perkins who died several years ago. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017) • [email protected]
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