Mary Mildred PERKINS: Appalachian Aristocracy

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Abt 1847 - Aft 1934 (~ 87 years)

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Mary Mildred PERKINS was born Abt 1847, Marshall Co. IL; died Aft May 1934, Walla Walla, WA.

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1870 Washington Territory, Waitsburg Township Census. Adam is 25, Mary, 23, Grace 6/12, born 1860 and farmhand, C. W. Worley, age 44.

In 1918 Mary was living with her daughter, Adna in Walla Walla. It was noted "she was a most estimable lady, who has a host of friends." (Ref: Lyman's History of Walla Walla County, Vol 1Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1918, pages 588-591.)

Walla Walla County, Court Records..Case # 18756..Petition to Sell land and divide proceeds.. Mary M. Fudge, is the widow of Adam Fudge, who died testate20 May 1901. He left land located in Whitman County to his widow, Mary M.
Fudge and his children: Adna Sweeney nee Fudge; and William C. Fudge. William C. Fudge deeded his part of the land to his ex-wife, Minnie S. Fudge. Mary M. Fudge says the land is such that it cannot be partitioned and is asking the Court to order it sold, and the proceeds divided between her, Adna Sweeney and Minnie S. Fudge. So ordered by the Court on 23 May 1934.

Mary married Adam FUDGE. Adam (son of Adam FUDGE, Jr. and Catherine Rachel WHITEAKER) was born 27 Jun 1845, Illinois; died 20 May 1901, Walla Walla, WA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

2. Grace FUDGE was born , Washington; died Abt 1918.
3. Adna FUDGE
4. Will C. FUDGE

Generation: 2

2.
Grace FUDGE (1.Mary¹) was born , Washington; died Abt 1918.
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_UID: B7CAE26077DA42FCB80035F202FA09477DEB
3.
Adna FUDGE (1.Mary¹)
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_UID: A9F4B4B78C0146E8A5428E1B479C97F5C262

Adna married Samuel B. SWEENY. [Group Sheet]

Will C. FUDGE

(1.Mary¹)

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_UID: 847E0C7EC24B48BFAD7856B0982B95CEF185

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was assistant cashier of the Colfax National Bank

Walla Walla County, Court Records..Case # 18756..Petition to Sell land and divide proceeds.. Mary M. Fudge, is the widow of Adam Fudge, who died testate 20 May 1901. He left land located in Whitman County to his widow, Mary M. Fudge and his children: Adna Sweeney nee Fudge; and William C. Fudge. William C. Fudge deeded his part of the land to his ex-wife, Minnie S. Fudge. Mary M. Fudge says the land is such that it cannot be partitioned and is asking the Court to order it sold, and the proceeds divided between her, Adna Sweeney and Minnie S. Fudge. So ordered by the Court on 23 May 1934.