Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameAnna BATCHELDER 
, 189
, 189Birth Date10 Jan 1741
Birth PlaceTopsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts
Death Date7 Dec 1805 Age: 64
Death PlaceUnity, Sullivan County, New Hampshire
Burial PlaceUnity, Sullivan County, New Hampshire, Sullivan County Cemetery
ReligionQuaker
Spouses
1Joseph PERKINS , 188
, 188Birth Date14 Mar 1738
Birth PlaceTopsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts
Death Date13 Jun 1805 Age: 67
Death PlaceUnity, Sullivan County, New Hampshire
Burial PlaceUnity, Sullivan County, New Hampshire, Sullivan County Cemetery
OccupationRevolutionary War Soldier, Captain
ReligionQuaker
Family ID9757
Marr Date17 May 1763
Marr PlaceTopsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts
ChildrenJared , 94 (1776-1858)
Notes for Anna BATCHELDER
Children:
- Jacob Perkins (20 Mar 1764-) m Hannah Chase
- Anna Perkins (bap 2 June 1765-)
- Henry Perkins (bapt 23 Aug 1767-) m Mehitable Ladd
- Jabesh Perkins (bapt 9 Apr 1769-) m Joanna Ladd
- Hannah Perkins (17 Mar 1771-)
- Elisha Perkins (11 Oct 1772-) m Nancy Tucker
- Eli Perkins (6 Nov 1774-) died young
- Lucy Perkins m Benjamin Neal
- Eli Perkins (31 Jul 1781-) m Judith Organ
died suddenly aged 64 years
Source:
- The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, Mass: Complete in Three Parts By George Augustus Perkins
Inscription
In Memory of Mrs Anna
Perkins, Wd to Capt Joseph
Perkins Who died Suddenly
Decm 7th 1805 aged 64
years
Remember Friends you mortal are
ad while in health for death prepare
On Find A Grave.
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- Jacob Perkins (20 Mar 1764-) m Hannah Chase
- Anna Perkins (bap 2 June 1765-)
- Henry Perkins (bapt 23 Aug 1767-) m Mehitable Ladd
- Jabesh Perkins (bapt 9 Apr 1769-) m Joanna Ladd
- Hannah Perkins (17 Mar 1771-)
- Elisha Perkins (11 Oct 1772-) m Nancy Tucker
- Eli Perkins (6 Nov 1774-) died young
- Lucy Perkins m Benjamin Neal
- Eli Perkins (31 Jul 1781-) m Judith Organ
died suddenly aged 64 years
Source:
- The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, Mass: Complete in Three Parts By George Augustus Perkins
Inscription
In Memory of Mrs Anna
Perkins, Wd to Capt Joseph
Perkins Who died Suddenly
Decm 7th 1805 aged 64
years
Remember Friends you mortal are
ad while in health for death prepare
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Joseph (Spouse 1)
son of Jacob Perkins and Hannah Borman
one of the three first pioneers who visited Unity NH about the date of its first charter (1764). He married Anna Batchelder and removed from Topsfield to Unity in 1775 or 1776. His family then consisted of five sons and two daughters; some of them were born in Topsfield and some in Unity.
m Anna Batchelder in 1762 in Topsfield
Children:
- Jacob Perkins (20 Mar 1764-) m Hannah Chase
- Anna Perkins (bap 2 June 1765-)
- Henry Perkins (bapt 23 Aug 1767-) m Mehitable Ladd
- Jabesh Perkins (bapt 9 Apr 1769-) m Joanna Ladd
- Hannah Perkins (17 Mar 1771-)
- Elisha Perkins (11 Oct 1772-) m Nancy Tucker
- Eli Perkins (6 Nov 1774-) , died young
- Lucy Perkins (~1777-) m Benjamin Neal
- Eli Perkins (31 Jul 1781-) m Judith Organ
He had 400 acres of land; he bought a mill privilege in North Charlestown on Little Sugar River where he built a grist mill and where afterwards settled his fourth south Elisha. He also purchased water-power in Middlesex VT where he erected a saw mill and grist mill and his sons Henry and Jabesh lived there for twenty years or more.
He was a man of peculiar prejudices. He would never own a horse, but although quite corpulent, would keep and always ride a mule as a carriage in those days was never known or thought of. He was fond of wild game and kept himself well armed. He was Selectman for several years. He was a Republican of the Jefferson school and had no sympathy with the Federal party. In religious matters he was rather skeptical.
died aged 67 years
Source:
- The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, Mass: Complete in Three Parts By George Augustus Perkins
Inscription
In Memory of
Capt Joseph Perkins Who
died
June 13 1805 aged 67
years
No doubt his soul has found the way
To the bright World of endless day
His body lies beneath the dust
Till Christ shall come to raise the Just.
On Find A Grave.
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one of the three first pioneers who visited Unity NH about the date of its first charter (1764). He married Anna Batchelder and removed from Topsfield to Unity in 1775 or 1776. His family then consisted of five sons and two daughters; some of them were born in Topsfield and some in Unity.
m Anna Batchelder in 1762 in Topsfield
Children:
- Jacob Perkins (20 Mar 1764-) m Hannah Chase
- Anna Perkins (bap 2 June 1765-)
- Henry Perkins (bapt 23 Aug 1767-) m Mehitable Ladd
- Jabesh Perkins (bapt 9 Apr 1769-) m Joanna Ladd
- Hannah Perkins (17 Mar 1771-)
- Elisha Perkins (11 Oct 1772-) m Nancy Tucker
- Eli Perkins (6 Nov 1774-) , died young
- Lucy Perkins (~1777-) m Benjamin Neal
- Eli Perkins (31 Jul 1781-) m Judith Organ
He had 400 acres of land; he bought a mill privilege in North Charlestown on Little Sugar River where he built a grist mill and where afterwards settled his fourth south Elisha. He also purchased water-power in Middlesex VT where he erected a saw mill and grist mill and his sons Henry and Jabesh lived there for twenty years or more.
He was a man of peculiar prejudices. He would never own a horse, but although quite corpulent, would keep and always ride a mule as a carriage in those days was never known or thought of. He was fond of wild game and kept himself well armed. He was Selectman for several years. He was a Republican of the Jefferson school and had no sympathy with the Federal party. In religious matters he was rather skeptical.
died aged 67 years
Source:
- The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, Mass: Complete in Three Parts By George Augustus Perkins
Inscription
In Memory of
Capt Joseph Perkins Who
died
June 13 1805 aged 67
years
No doubt his soul has found the way
To the bright World of endless day
His body lies beneath the dust
Till Christ shall come to raise the Just.
On Find A Grave.
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