Joseph Perkins

(21 January 1743/44 - )
Joseph Perkins|b. 21 Jan 1743/44|p2001.htm|Thomas Perkins Junior|b. 22 Sep 1695\nd. 7 Oct 1768|p1989.htm|Mary Standish|b. s 1715|p1999.htm|Thomas Perkins|b. 4 May 1667\nd. 3 Jun 1709|p1984.htm|Sarah Richards|b. 23 Feb 1661?\nd. 8 Sep 1746|p1985.htm|||||||

6-greats-granduncle of Darrell Allen Martin.
Joseph was born in Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, on 21 January 1743/44. He was the son of Thomas Perkins Junior and Mary Standish.
 
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