Ulysses Perkens: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

1. Ulysses Perkens was born Abt 1923, Iowa, USA (son of Ulysses Albert Perkins and Pearl Cecelia Howard).

Generation: 2

Ulysses Albert Perkins was born 2 Jan 1900, Jackson, Massac, Illinois, USA (son of Calvin Perkins and Mary Barmett); died 24 Jan 1969, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA.

Ulysses married Pearl Cecelia Howard. Pearl (daughter of Milton Howard and Lena Smith) was born 5 Sep 1896, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA; died 18 Aug 1980, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA. [Group Sheet]

Pearl Cecelia Howard was born 5 Sep 1896, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA (daughter of Milton Howard and Lena Smith); died 18 Aug 1980, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA.

Children:

1. Ulysses Perkens was born Abt 1923, Iowa, USA.
Eugene F Perkins was born Abt 1924, Iowa, USA.

Generation: 3

4. Calvin Perkins was born Abt 1884, Kentucky, USA; died , USA.
Calvin married Mary Barmett. Mary was born , Kentucky, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]
5.
Mary Barmett was born , Kentucky, USA; died , USA.
Children:

2. Ulysses Albert Perkins was born 2 Jan 1900, Jackson, Massac, Illinois, USA; died 24 Jan 1969, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA.
6. Milton Howard was born Abt 1850, Kentucky, USA.
Milton married Lena Smith. Lena was born Abt 1871, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]
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Lena Smith was born Abt 1871, Missouri, USA.
Children:

3. Pearl Cecelia Howard was born 5 Sep 1896, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA; died 18 Aug 1980, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA.

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