Parents:
Joel Barnard 1809-1879
Melvina "Malvina" Bogle 1810-1888
Spouse:
Vinson Gideon Perkins 1820-1898 m. June 20, 1853
Children:
Andrew Vinson Perkins 1854-1855
Amos Perkins 1856-1856
Harriet Malvina Perkins 1859-1874
Joel Carmel Perkins 1860-1921
Polly Perkins 1863-1863
Bertha B Perkins 1864-1940
Ruth Emily Perkins 1866-1955
Grant Levi Perkins 1868-1955
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
John Valentine Perkins 1873-1874
Srielda, also spelled in some records as "Serelda" married Vinson in Muscatine, Muscatine Co, IA on June 20, 1853. She was his 4th wife. She and her children moved with him many times including a trip in 1863 to Salt Lake City, Utah Territory via wagon so that Vinson could sell supplies to soldiers monitoring difficulties with early Mormon settlers. Their baby daughter, Polly, tragically died on this trip and is buried in the US military cemetery in Salt Lake.
Unfortunately, Vinson's "wanderlust" prevailed during the 1880's and Srielda was left alone to raise their children in the Carson/Oakland area of Pottawattamie County, IA. During the 1890's, Vinson lived with the family of one of his brothers, Miner Gaylord Perkins, in Grand Haven, Ottawa Co, MI. He died in Tallahassee, FL, 1898.
(by James Wesley Herbert, May 29, 2012)
Joel Barnard 1809-1879
Melvina "Malvina" Bogle 1810-1888
Spouse:
Vinson Gideon Perkins 1820-1898 m. June 20, 1853
Children:
Andrew Vinson Perkins 1854-1855
Amos Perkins 1856-1856
Harriet Malvina Perkins 1859-1874
Joel Carmel Perkins 1860-1921
Polly Perkins 1863-1863
Bertha B Perkins 1864-1940
Ruth Emily Perkins 1866-1955
Grant Levi Perkins 1868-1955
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
John Valentine Perkins 1873-1874
Srielda, also spelled in some records as "Serelda" married Vinson in Muscatine, Muscatine Co, IA on June 20, 1853. She was his 4th wife. She and her children moved with him many times including a trip in 1863 to Salt Lake City, Utah Territory via wagon so that Vinson could sell supplies to soldiers monitoring difficulties with early Mormon settlers. Their baby daughter, Polly, tragically died on this trip and is buried in the US military cemetery in Salt Lake.
Unfortunately, Vinson's "wanderlust" prevailed during the 1880's and Srielda was left alone to raise their children in the Carson/Oakland area of Pottawattamie County, IA. During the 1890's, Vinson lived with the family of one of his brothers, Miner Gaylord Perkins, in Grand Haven, Ottawa Co, MI. He died in Tallahassee, FL, 1898.
(by James Wesley Herbert, May 29, 2012)
Parents:
Joel Barnard 1809-1879
Melvina "Malvina" Bogle 1810-1888
Spouse:
Vinson Gideon Perkins 1820-1898 m. June 20, 1853
Children:
Andrew Vinson Perkins 1854-1855
Amos Perkins 1856-1856
Harriet Malvina Perkins 1859-1874
Joel Carmel Perkins 1860-1921
Polly Perkins 1863-1863
Bertha B Perkins 1864-1940
Ruth Emily Perkins 1866-1955
Grant Levi Perkins 1868-1955
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
John Valentine Perkins 1873-1874
Srielda, also spelled in some records as "Serelda" married Vinson in Muscatine, Muscatine Co, IA on June 20, 1853. She was his 4th wife. She and her children moved with him many times including a trip in 1863 to Salt Lake City, Utah Territory via wagon so that Vinson could sell supplies to soldiers monitoring difficulties with early Mormon settlers. Their baby daughter, Polly, tragically died on this trip and is buried in the US military cemetery in Salt Lake.
Unfortunately, Vinson's "wanderlust" prevailed during the 1880's and Srielda was left alone to raise their children in the Carson/Oakland area of Pottawattamie County, IA. During the 1890's, Vinson lived with the family of one of his brothers, Miner Gaylord Perkins, in Grand Haven, Ottawa Co, MI. He died in Tallahassee, FL, 1898.
(by James Wesley Herbert, May 29, 2012)
Joel Barnard 1809-1879
Melvina "Malvina" Bogle 1810-1888
Spouse:
Vinson Gideon Perkins 1820-1898 m. June 20, 1853
Children:
Andrew Vinson Perkins 1854-1855
Amos Perkins 1856-1856
Harriet Malvina Perkins 1859-1874
Joel Carmel Perkins 1860-1921
Polly Perkins 1863-1863
Bertha B Perkins 1864-1940
Ruth Emily Perkins 1866-1955
Grant Levi Perkins 1868-1955
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
John Valentine Perkins 1873-1874
Srielda, also spelled in some records as "Serelda" married Vinson in Muscatine, Muscatine Co, IA on June 20, 1853. She was his 4th wife. She and her children moved with him many times including a trip in 1863 to Salt Lake City, Utah Territory via wagon so that Vinson could sell supplies to soldiers monitoring difficulties with early Mormon settlers. Their baby daughter, Polly, tragically died on this trip and is buried in the US military cemetery in Salt Lake.
Unfortunately, Vinson's "wanderlust" prevailed during the 1880's and Srielda was left alone to raise their children in the Carson/Oakland area of Pottawattamie County, IA. During the 1890's, Vinson lived with the family of one of his brothers, Miner Gaylord Perkins, in Grand Haven, Ottawa Co, MI. He died in Tallahassee, FL, 1898.
(by James Wesley Herbert, May 29, 2012)
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