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) South Kingstown, RI VR; Page 13: Marriages. Elizabeth Crandall and Nathaniel Perkins were married on 1 March 1739 at South Kingstown, KIngs, Rhode Island by Rev. Daniel Everett.
) Crandall Genealogy; Page 17: Elizabeth Crandall (48), daughter of Peter and Susannah (Tefft) Crandall, was born 1 Feb 1718/9 at South Kingstion, Rhode Island. Elizabeth Crandall married Nathaniel Perkins, son of Abraham and Tabatha (Niles) Perkins, on 1 March 1739 at South Kingston, with Rev Daniel Everett officiating. Nathaniel Perkins was born 22 Jan 1711 in North Kingston, RI, and died in 1775. (Note there is a South Kingston, RI record documenting a marriage between Elizabeth Crandall, daughter of Peter and Susannah, and Joseph Crandall, V5, P.42, perhaps a second husband).
) Children of Nathaniel Perkins and Elizabeth Crandall:
) Nathaniel Perkins Jr., born 1 Jan 1740; married Mary daughter of Thomas and Eleanor (Hall) Crandall (q.v.)
) Susannah, born 13 Jan 1742
) Elizabeth, born 25 Dec 1745
) Abraham, born 9 March 1747/8; married Mercy (Crandall) Chapman, daughter of John on 17 Jan 1775.
) William, born 20 Nov 1754; married Keziah ____.
) Sands, born 12 May 1757.
) James, born 13 March 1760.
) Jenks, born 1762; married Elizabeth Wenton in 1785.
) Information source: Mrs Perkins, mother of Ernest H Perkins, Albany NY
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Sources
↑ Arnold, James N., Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, Providence, RI., Narragansett HIstorical Publishing Co., 1894. Twenty one Volume set of Early Rhode Island Vital records compiled by from James Arnold. Available at:
↑ Crandall, John Cortland, Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and His Descendants, New Woodstock, New York, 1949. Available at: Archive.org -- Title Page (free access),
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