Eric Wayne Perkins:
CLASS OF 1966

A. E. Perkins Elementary SchoolClass of 1966
Biloxi, MS
Eric Wayne's Story
I am a grand-nephew of A. E. Perkins, for whom the first 'colored' public school in Biloxi was named. I'm also our family's unofficial historian and have been trying to track A.E.Perkins' activities while he was in the Biloxi area. What we do know is that he did marry and had at least one son. His wife, Julia Ligon Hutchins, was the paternal great-granddaughter of Col. Anthony Hutchins whose family were of the first to settle in Mississippi. Col. Hutchins governed the Mississippi Territory at some point. A.E and Julia had at least one son, Robert.
A.E. Perkins attended what later became known as Alcorn State Univ., where he met his future wife/Julia. He was honored the Laws Doctoral degree at Wilberforce Univ. in Xenia, Ohio; at the time, one of the most distinguished Black academic institutions in the country. His papers, those of ...Expand for more
his life and books written or manuscripts, were supposedly donated to Wilberforce.
I ask anyone with any old programs or documents that relate to either A.E. Perkins, Julia Ligon Hutchins-Perkins or Robert Perkins please contact me. Should you know of relatives of his or his wife also let us know. I can be reached in Atlanta, GA at 770.402.8581 or by email: ewayperk 'at' gmail.com or ewayperk 'at' bellsouth.net. [cannot post properly addressed emails. It's considered personal information.]
All who attended A.E. Perkins Elementary School in Biloxi, AL, I feel a true connection with your life's journey; may it continue to be prosperous and fulfilling.
Thank you in advance for any information you may be able to share with me and my family in regards to A. E. Perkins.
Appreciatively,
Eric Wayne Perkins
770.402.8581
ewayperk 'at' gmail.com
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