Family |
Joshua/Josiah Perkins & wife Marrion Johnston |
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Grants/Deeds: 1767- Land entry for Ann Perkins, 50A near Raft Swp near Bass's old mill seat, Bladen Co., NC 1771 - Solomon Johnston Jr to Solomon Johnston Sr; 100A south of Raft Swp, Bladen Co., NC 1772 - Land entry for Ann Perkins, 100A on Beaverdam Branch so of Raft Swp, Bladen Co., NC 1789 - Deed showing Marrion's father, brother and son's names |
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HUSBAND |
Joshua/Josiah Perkins | ||
Birth | – | Place | – |
Chr | – | Place | – |
Death | before 1767 | Place | probably Bladen Co., NC |
Burial | – | Place | probably Bladen Co., NC |
Father | – | Mother | – |
Marriage | – | Place | – |
Other spouses | – | Marriage | – |
WIFE | Marrion "Ann" Johnston | ||
Birth | – | Place | – |
Chr | – | Place | – |
Death | after 26 November 1783 | Place | probably Bladen Co., NC |
Burial | – | Place | probably Bladen Co., NC |
Father | Solomon Johnston, Sr. | Mother | unknown; part Native American? |
Other spouses | John McPhaul | Marriage | after 1767 |
Notes: Soloman Johnston, Senior, a legend by Philadelphus history buffs, has become a real entity by the discovery of the long-lost Bladen County tax lists at Duke University. In addition, the discovery of a Robeson County deed has revealed that Solomon was the grandfather of Jordan Perkins who was stated in the Bladen tax lists to have been Ann Perkins's son.This further fleshes out this man who Lacy C. Buie of Philadelphus claimed "was a g-damn giant!" Legend has it that the lone Soloman fought off a group of bandits who were attempting to rob him at his cabin near Bogue Branch below the Lathrop Buie home south of today's Red Springs. |
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Children | Birth | Death | Spouse | Cht # |
1. Jordan Perkins | ? |
after June 1789 |
? (had son named Neill Perkins?) | jp1 |
2. Mary "Pretty Polly" Perkins | ? |
after June 1783 |
Neill McPhaul, c.1760-65 | jp2 |
3. Christian Perkins | ? |
after June 1783 |
(John?) McCrainie | jp3 |
4. Mary Perkins | ? |
after June 1783 |
John? Leich |
jp4 |