This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!

 
the view from Perry's Bridge in Perquimans Co, NC
photo by Zane Perry

Phillip Perry was probably born in Nansemond Co VA
Phillip Perry died 5 July 1751 in Perquimans Co North Carolina
Phillip names brothers John and Joseph in his will and also Jacob, son of his brother Joseph.

Phillip may 1st have married ca 1721 unknown and had seven sons who moved to Granville Co NC in 1746..
Phillip married 2nd ca 1734 Joan [Jean] Hunter daughter of Isaac
Phillip married 3rd ca 1743 Judith Hunter daughter of Robert  [Jean's first cousin]

Children of Phillip Perry and first wife:
          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 -

Children of Phillip Perry and Jean Hunter: her adm Robert Perry
        per will of Isaac Hunter 1753 Chowan Co NC
1. Sarah Perry ca 1736 -
      married bef 1751 Moses Field
      married Standin
2. Phillip Perry ca 1737 - 1809
     a. Isaac Perry
     b. Millicent Perry
     c. Cloe Perry
          married Riddick
     d. Seth Perry
     e. Christain  Perry
          married White
     f. Daniel Perry
     g. John Perry
     h. Elizabeth Perry 
          married Saunders
3. Jesse Perry ca 1743  - 1801 Perquimans
      married ca 1759 Elizabeth Hollowell ca 1745 Perq. Co. -
       a. Jesse Perry 1760 -  [Rev War Vet]
      married 12 Dec 1777 Elizabeth Lindner 
       b. Robert Perry
       c. Rachel Perry
            married Whedbee
4. Mary Perry ca 1741 -
      married 4 July 1759 Pritlow Elliott ca 1720 - 1787 as his third wife
      married 6 July 1778 William Hollowell

Children of Phillip Perry and Judith Hunter:
      per will of Phillip Perry 1751 Perquimans Co NC
1. Elizabeth Perry ca 1744 -
2. Rachel Perry ca 1746 -
      married 11 Dec 1770 Richard Skinner 24 Jan 1739/40 - 1792
    a. Josiah Skinner ca 1779 - 1832
       married Sarah Hoskins d 1834
    b. James Skinner
    c. Mary Skinner
        married John Langston
    d. Sarah Skinner
    e. Rachel Skinner dsp 1811
    f. Elizabeth Skinner
3. Judith Perry  ca 1748 -
4. Miriam Perry ca 1750 -

Perquimans Co NC
DEED BOOK C #55 p. 99 Jacob PERRY, of Perq, for £22 pd by Phillip PERRY, of afore' sold 200a on Perq River, adj Benj PERRY. Land pattented for Wm MOORE, & sold by him to me, July 14, 1724. Seal July 17, 1732. Test' Frances JAMES, Thos PARKER

 tax roll 1735 , Perquimans Co., North Carolina
 Phillip appears on the quit rents list of 1735 with 200ac owing £3.
tax roll 1740 , Perquimans Co., North Carolina 

Deed Book E # 7 p. 136 Thomas NICHOLSON of Pasq, farmer---for £42 pd by Phillip PERRY of Perq, sold 174a "upon the head of Little River, called Sandy Hook, on the Upper side of gum Swamp, where ye sd Swamp makes out of the River" adj Sd  NICHOLSON. 
Test' Aaron HILL, Barnabe NIXON, Samuel SCOTT. 27, 9mo, 1744

Will: 1751 , Perquimans Co., North Carolina
North Carolina Will abstracts
Will of Phillip Perry  5 July 1751 - will proved Oct 1751 Perquimans
Sons: Jesse (lands on Little River known by the name of Sandy Hook),
Phillip (plantation whereon I now live), 
Daughter - Sarah Field,
wife -
Daughters:  Mary, Rachel, Jude, Elizabeth, and Miriam.
 Executor Jacob Perry son of Joseph Perry. 
Witnesses Moses Field, Benjamin Perry, Elizabeth Perry. 
Clerk of court Edmund Hatch.
Also mentioned in this will are brothers:
 John and Joseph; and Jacob Perry son of his brother Joseph

Probate: AFT 10 APR 1754 , Perquimans Co., North Carolina
Phillip PERRY dec'd April 10, 1754. Heirs: wife Judith, Sarah, Mary, Jesse, Phillip, Elizabeth, Rachel, Judith, & Miriam PERRY

 from will of Isaac Hunter of Chowan County 17 Apr 1752 - prob. Apr Ct 1753
Item I give to my grandchildren ye sons and daughters of my daughter Jean deceast namely Jesse, Phillip, & Mary Perries & Sarah Field to each and every of them the sum of five pounds currant money of Virginia to them and their heirs forever. 

from Rev. Pension files
Jesse Perry, NC Line S8947 - applied 28 Aug 1832 Currituck Co NC aged 72 and soldier had lived there at enlistment.

Source: Mrs. Watson Winslow, "History of Perquimans County North Carolina"

e-mail from David Perry of Atlanta --
Sally, I am researching my Perry family and regularly come across your page and thought perhaps you could help me break through a wall. My 4th great grandfather was William Jackson Perry, B. 1791, d. 1870 in Anson County NC(wife Breedy Robertson). I understand that he had a brother named Hardy and his mother was possibly named Elizabeth. I cannot find his parents however, In an article published in the 1920's on a distant cousin, Dr. William Perry of Chesterfield Co. SC, it was reported that William Jackson Perry was Dr. Williams 2nd great grandfather and Jeremiah Perry (of Cascine Plantation) was his 3rd Great Grandfather. In fact, another distant cousin, Walter Perry of Wingate, Union Co. NC, has possession a sward and scabbard that family tradition says was taken from the body of Jeremiah Perry when he was thrown from his horse and killed while serving as a courier for White Horse Harry Lee during the Revolution. Two major problems with that: first, Jeremiah died in 1777, 14 years before William Jackson was born and 2nd, there are no records of Jeremiah having a son named William Jackson. I considered the possibility that William Jackson was a grandson of Jeremiah, but have been unable to establish that either.