Index
Alston
Powellsv.
Askew
John O
George
David
Zephaniah
Aaron
Baker
John
Wm
Bishop
Powell
Gordon
Bond
Henry
Thomas
Richard
Boon-VA
Tom-NH
Allen -H
Wm NH
Jacob NH
Brickell
BRITTON I
Michael
Benjamin
Daniel
George
John II
Lemuel
John TN
StJohns
Brown
Alex.
Edward
Francis
Thomas
Calvert
Campbell
Carter
Cherry
of Bertie
of Norfolk
of Texas
of Texas2
Cobb
Robert
James
John
Nathan
Edward
Edward
Joseph
Crisp
Cross
Cyprian
John
Earley
Eason
Eure
Evans -Wynns
Evans -White
Evans -Smith
Hare
Hardy
Harrell
Abner
Samuel
John
Samuel
other
Amos
Thomas
Harris
Hayes
Hill
Ben
Hofler
Hance
John
Holloman
Manning
McCulloch
Mitchell
Cader
WW
JS
Segar
Montgomery
Moore
Allen
Stephen
Richard
James
Edward
Norfleet
Nowell
Perry
Wm - VA
Phil - VA
John - N
Ben - P
Jacob-
P
Phillip-P
Sam - P
John-B
Josiah-B
Ben -SC
John-SC
Abraham
7 Brothers
Pipkin
Powell
Cader
Richard
Lewis
Wm O
Pugh
Pruden
Scull
Sessoms
William
John
Culmer
Nicholas2
Thomas
Nicholas
Sharp
Slaughter
Smith
Sparkman
William
James
John
Speight
Stone
Ben
Zed
Thomas
of Gates
of
Bertie
VANN
Pauline
T J
Jesse W
John
Jesse
Edward
Edward
Van Pelt
Yeates
Weaver
Winborne
Wynns
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The Seven Perry Brothers
from Brunswick Co VA
that settled in Granville Co NC
later Franklin Co NC
This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of
this moment!!
RE: Phillip may 1st have married ca 1721 unknown and had seven sons who moved to
Granville Co NC in 1746..
e-mail from Carla Tate 19 Dec 10
I came on your website today while trying to find Phillip Perry's will
(he who died in 1751). I am very impressed with your documented
research.
I have done extensive research on the 7 Perry brothers of Franklin
County, NC (earlier Granville Co.). William Perry, the eldest of the 7
brothers, left a Bible record showing he was born about 1717. His
younger brothers Jeremiah, Joshua and Burwell (the youngest, born about
1735) would have all been under age 21 when Phillip died in 1751. It is
extremely unlikely that even if these sons were angry at their father
(which is pure speculation unless someone can provide a written document
to that effect), that these younger 3 sons would have left their father
to move to Granville/Bute/Franklin County, NC by 1746 as tax and deed
records show they did. Not one of these sons named a son or grandson
Phillip.
By the way, the ages of these 7 sons came from the ages when they first
started paying tithes or poll taxes in Granville Co. plus analysis of
the documented ages of their children.
These sons all purchased land as soon as they were able (by their
ages). Since the law of primogeniture was still in effect at this time,
this suggests that their father died intestate, and they each received
money from his estate OR that eldest son William gave money to each
brother as he reached the age he could purchase land, which seems
unlikely to me.
We know that these brothers came immediately from Brunswick Co. VA by
1746, not Perquimans Co. NC. The records before 1746 are sparse in
Brunswick Co. VA, but I have found traces of a Micajah and a Nathaniel.
I personally believe that Nathaniel was their father, but there is no
proof as of yet. The tax records of Granville Co. list them as
brothers. I also believe that there is a tie to the John Perry who sold
land in Isle of Wight Co. VA to move to Nansemond Co. VA, but I cannot
prove that either due to the destruction of records in Nansemond Co.
If these 7 brothers were sons of Phillip from a first marriage, there
would have had to have been some provision for at least those who were
not yet 21 in 1751 (Burwell, Joshua and Jeremiah (the one who later
purchased Cascine Plantation). There was none.
I think tying these 7 Perry sons to Phillip who died in 1751 is pure
wishful thinking. If you know of any record tying them to him or any
other Phillip, please let me know what it is.
Carla Tate
The Seven brothers who went to Granville Co NC:
per Ree
Herring Hendrick "Lineage and Tradition . . . ."
the seven sons of the first marriage all removed to Granville
Co NC in 1746 from Nancemond Co VA
all but Burwell appear on the muster rolls of Capt. Osborne Jeffreys Company in
1754
1. John Perry
a. Solomon Perry
b. Ruth Perry
married Hall
c. Rebecca Perry
married Ferrall
d. Mary Perry
married Strickland
e. Miss Perry
married Francis Richards
f. Burwell Perry [will of 1816?]
g. Anna Perry
married Baker
h. John Perry [will of 1828?]
i. Abey Perry
married
Conyers
j. Jeremiah Perry
k. Abraham Perry
l. Bennett H Perry d. 1841
2. Joshua Perry ca 1725 - 1792
?a. Joshua Perry will dated 7 June 1807
b. Benjamin Perry
c. Jeremiah Perry
3. William Wiston Perry ca 1726 -
married Martha
4. Francis Perry ca 1730 - ca 1813
5. Jeremiah Perry 31 Mar 1731 - 16 Oct 1777
a. Jeremiah Perry Jr
sold land he
inherited from his father to his uncle Burwell Perry
6. Nathaniel Perry ca 1732 - 25 Aug 1790 Louisburg NC
a. Drury Perry
b. Ephraim Perry
c. Sarah Perry
married Taylor
d. Miss Perry
married Sanderson
7. Burwell Perry ca 1733 - ca 1803
married Elizabeth Massey
a. Col Jeremiah Perry April 1761 - 17 Oct
1838
married 1785
Temperance Boddie 1767 - 9 June 1850
dau of Nathaniel Boddie of Nash Co NC
b. Capt. Joshua
Perry died bef 1828
married
Elizabeth Kearney
c. Rachel Perry
married
Nathan Jones
d. Mary Perry
married
Mr Fox
e. Edith Perry
married
Mr. Atkinson
f. Elizabeth Perry
married
Mr. Jones
g. Burwell Perry
married
Clara Rogers
h. John Perry
married Elizabeth Boddie 1776 - |
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