Family of Samuel

Family of Rachael^7 Van Wickle

Rachael^7 Van Wickle (Samuel^6, Evert^5, Nicasius^4, Simon^3, Evert^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 10 September 1827, Birdsall, NY

Married: Amos Perrin (b. 30 March 1810, Granville, Washington, NY; d. 18 Feb 1891) 23 April 1849 in Allegany County, NY by Rev. L. Thibou (from the Episcopalian ministers private records, 1831-1857)[Amos may have been born on 30 May 1810...see source section below.]

Children:
(by first marriage of Amos Perrin to Nancy Maria Clark)
1. Thomas^8 Porter Perrin, b. 12 October 1836

2. Amos^8 Perrin, b. bet. 1838-42

3. Lewis^8 Clark Perrin, b. 2 September 1841

4. Amos^8 Theodore Perrin, b. 2 Dec 1843

5. Luna^8 Marie Perrin, b. 14 June 1846

(by marriage to Rachael, presumably--the names Freeman and Harriet are those of Rachael's mother)

6. Leister^8 Freeman Perrin, b. 6 Oct 1850

7. Harriet^8 Eliza Perrin, b. 6 Feb 1854

8. Mary^8 Emeline Perrin, b. 17 Oct 1855 in Granville, NY

9. William^8 North Perrin, b. 14 Aug 1857

10. Edward^8 Norton Perrin, b. 8 Jul 1859

11. Fredrick^8 Eugene Perrin, b. 29 Jul 1861

Parents:
Rachael's parents are Samuel and Harriet (Freeman) Van Wickle
Amos's parents are William Porter and Mary [Burch] Perrin. [See note in Source section below.]

Background information:

Rachael^7 Van Wickle (Samuel^6, Evert^5, Nicasius^4, Simon^3, Evert^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 10 September 1827, Birdsall, NY and d. 28 August 1883 in Perrin Station, Sturgis, Michigan. She married Amos Perrin (b. 30 March 1810, Granville, Washington, NY) 23 Apr 1849 in Allegany County, NY.

Children: (by first marriage of Amos Perrin to Nancy Maria Clark) Thomas^8 Porter Perrin, b. 12 October 1836; Amos^8 Perrin, b. bet. 1838-42; Lewis^8 Clark Perrin, b. 2 September 1841; Amos^8 Theodore Perrin, b. 2 Dec 1843; Luna^8 Marie Perrin, b. 14 June 1846; (by marriage to Rachael, presumably) Leister^8 Freeman Perrin, b. 6 Oct 1850; Harriet^8 Eliza Perrin, b. 6 Feb 1854; Mary^8 Emeline Perrin, b. 17 Oct 1855 in Granville, NY; William^8 North Perrin, b. 14 Aug 1857; Edward^8 Norton Perrin, b. 8 Jul 1859; Fredrick^8 Eugene Perrin, b. 29 Jul 1861

Source:

1. History of Allegany County (1879); F. W. Beers & co., NY, NY

Harry Macy research notes on Samuel^6 Van Wickle
1830 Birdsall m 5/10 and 30/40 f 0/5 5/10 10/30
1840 Angelica m 15/20, 20/30, 40/50, f 0/5, 5/10, 10/15, 15/20, 40/50 (1 in mfr trades)
1850 (not indexed)
1860
Per French's Gaz. and FW Beers and Co. History of Allegany Co., 1879, p. 214 they were first couple married in Birdsall, he being from Angelica and "bro" of Evert. p. 196 - Samuel for many years was the leading surveyor of the Genesee Valley. He d. at Angelica 10 years ago. p. 80 he was county clerk 1837-40.

Information on Amos and Rachael (Van Wickle) Perrin found on Ancestry.com with gmwarren listed as the information provider.

Information on Amos' first wife, Nancy Maria Clark, courtesy of Eric Favorite [direct descendent of Lewis Clark Perrin] via 4 August 2006 email

Via 21Dec06 email from Barry Wood, Arlington, VA - I have no Van Wickle blood [that I know of], but found your page on Rachael in connection with the Perrin family [my line]. You don't show parents for her husband Amos Perrin, so I thought you might like that information. Amos was the son of William Porter Perrin and his wife, Mary Burch. Wm Porter Perrin was a brother of my 3rd great grandfather, Ephraim Perrin. "Port" was the slacker in the family as he had only seven children, compared to Ephraim's 26. Amos' birthdate of 30 March as shown on your page matches what I got years ago from Carl Perrin's daughter, now deceased, who in those years was maintaining the Perrin Family Association. However, I noticed that on the LDS Pedigree Referral Service, one Royce Davis has posted a birthdate of 30 May 1810 for Amos. As he also has a precise death date (13 Feb 1891), I imagine that he may have taken his dates from Amos' grave marker; possibly misread--or maybe the information that the rest of us has goes back to some misread piece of handwriting. If Royce is a direct descendent and has the family Bible, I'd give his date some serious credence. Not that Amos would get upset at our modern confusion over his birthdate.