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James Perkins of Pittsylvania Co., Va. moved to Caswell County, N.C. with his parents, John and Rachel Perkins. There has been no will or inventories found for him. He appears in the 1777 tax list of Caswell County along with his father and brother John Jr. According to one source he died in Caswell County in about 1810 (Heritage of Rockingham Co., N.C., page 477) but it is believed he may have moved to Green County, Kentucky and died there circa 1817.
Caswell Co., N.C. Deed Book E, page 270: William Whitehead to James Perkins for 46 pds., 116 acres on Hogan's Creek. Witness - Jesse Perkins. November 26, 1787.
Caswell Co., N.C. Deed Book L, page 95: William Graham Sr. to James Perkins for 250 pds., 130 acres on the north side of Hogans Creek adjoining Moravian line. June 12, 1799. Witnesses - Richard Perkins, Jesse Perkins, and Jesse Murphy.
Caswell Co., N.C. Deed Book R, page 55: James Perkins to Mathew Mills of Rockingham Co., N.C. for $404, land totaling 221 acres on Hogans Creek adjoining William King. November 28, 1812.
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