Fallen Leaves

Fallen Leaves:
THE LOUP COUNTY, NEBRASKA PERKINS FAMILIES
including the
Joshua Carter Perkins' and Joshua Frye Perkins'
             Nebraska Pioneers 1872 ~ 1996  

LAND IN LOUP - - or a Place to call HOME

Bureau of Land Management Records
Website: www.glorecords.blm.gov/

Joshua PERKINS

 

 Highly PERKINS

 

 Clara PERKINS


 Claud PERKINS
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Sidney PERKINS

 

 Perry PERKINS

George W. CHILES
Father-in-law of
Perry PERKINS
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Harrop Rest Stop, 
Taylor, Loup,Nebraska

Photograph courtesy of Melody Beery, daughter of Virginia Perkins - - 2002
The above plaque was the reality of the land granted under the Kinkaid Act;
however, Joshua and Highly stayed - as did some of their descendants, stayed in Loup County for almost 100 years.


Others moved on, such as Highly's siblings.  
Sarah (Perkins) Smouse Piggott, and her three children, homesteaded in Morrow County, Oregon. 
John Amos "Amos" PERKINS and William H. "Bill" PERKINS moved to Washington State where they 
lived in King, Skagit, Lewis, and Pierce Counties.

This page was created, and copyrighted, for Fallen Leaves: The Joshua PERKINS' of Loup County, Nebraska
Patricia C. Ash - - May 2004