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LIFE OF DAVID PERRY. PAF DATA.
Copyright ©
1999 by D.G. Jones
Compiled from multiple sources, some of them secondary & unverified (see individual notes).
These PAF pages are not error-free & documented additions or corrections will be apprecitated.
Descendants of Capt. David PERRY
Notes
Sally or Sarah PERRYwas probably named after Capt. David Perry's mother Sarah [Joy] Perry.
!Other AF# 4W5S-CP
Sources: see father, Capt. David Perry.
FamilySearch computer data incorrectly stated that Captain David Perry's daughter Sally or Sarah Perry was christened 30 Jun 1776, "of Newton, Bath, Somerset, England"; this was the result of an error in the data system's automatic match-merge. It is impossible that Captain David Perry's daughter, Sally or Sarah Perry, could have been the person (probably infant) by that name so christened because:
(1) Captain David Perry's daughter Sally or Sarah Perry was nearly 12 years old, born 20 Oct 1764 in Killingly, Connecticut; her mother was about to give birth for the sixth time. Sally or Sarah Perry is accounted for, as well as all Captain David Perry's children up to that time, in his memoir.
(2) Captain David Perry was poor and could not afford a trip to England and back; and
(3) Captain, then-Lieutenant, David Perry was an American patriot involved in the Revolutionary War since its outbreak in 1775, and was considered a traitor to England; in 1776 he was receiving pressure by Col. John Durkee to take a captain's commission in his regiment for a year (the 1776 March-November campaign), but he felt a captain should have nothing to hold him back, whereas David Perry had a wife and children to support, or to leave with means of support, if he were killed, so he declined; he served instead as a 1st Lieutenant in the Connecticut Militia in the winter of 1776-1777. See: 1) Recollections of An Old Soldier, the memoir of Capt. David Perry, her father, particularly Chapter VII: The Seige of Quebec
2) a Mrs. Sally Bingham Album 1834 is reproduced in part by photocopy in "The Descendants of Erastus Bingham and Lucinda Gates" pub by the Bingham Family Corp, Ogden, UT, 1970. Original in possession of Thomas S. Bingham, Ogden, UT (as of 1970--unable to locte it 1985; but since have learned a microfilmed copy may be in the LDS Church Administration Bldg.). States it was begun in 1834--when finished? But Sally Perry Bingham is shown as having died in 1831, or is this death date listed in AF inacurate?. Though the Bingham Desc. states it was for his mother Sally Bingham, could it have been for Mrs. Sally (Gates) Bingham (wife of Erastus' brother Willard) who died in Kirtland, Ohio in 1835? Or was his mother's death not yet known to him? (Find Neil D. Bingham, who wrote the history of Erastus Perry Bingham, p 1-7.)
3) one source says death was 17 Feb 1831, but this may have been a document date or a settlement of her estate. Around this time, son Erastus took over the care of his mother and after that, the Willey family did (Mary/Polly [Bingham] Willey, Erastus' youngest sister). Sarah/Sally [Perry] Bingham prob. died about 1844. Source: Richard C. Bingham, of Centerville, UT, personal research, 1998.
Sources: 1) The Bingham Famiy Vol. 2 p 73, 290-293 (B12B22)
2) Ancestors of the Bingham Family of Ut. pp. 43-47
3) Gen. of Bingham Family by T.A. Bingham
4) "The Bingham Family in the United States, especially of the State of
Connecticut", compiled by Theodore A. Bingham, M.A. (Yale), Brig. Gen., U.S.
Army, 929.273 B513 bt (1927), pp. 73-74, entry 1904, says he lived at Cornish,
Cheshire Co., NH till 1794-8. Afterwards at Concord, VT. Gives mg as in Dec.
No yr.
5) 1790 Cornish, Cheshire, NH census p 14, 1 male over 16, 2 males under 16 and
1 female.
6) 1800?
7) IGI listed as marrying in 1786, Joanna Perry in Cornish, Sullivan, NH, but
also listed as marrying Sarah or Sally abt 1765 and also abt 1787
8) Successful Vermonters, 974.3 D3j p133. 5 sons, 2 daus. Listed as E. Warner
Bingham, ancestry traces back to a Norman Knight at the Concuest (prob 1066).
E. Warner "one of the pioneer settlers of Concord." Reared 7 sons and 1 dau.
(obviously some not accounted for)
1) "The Bingham Family in the United States, especially of the State of
Connecticut", compiled by Theodore A. Bingham, M.A. (Yale), Brig. Gen., U.S.
Army, 929.273 B513 bt (1927), pp. 73-74, entry 1904; p. 290, entry 18,547, says
he was born 6 Dec 1795, at Concord, VT.
1) IGI, a number of enteries as b: 1804, but father died in 1802. This date
gives as a source 1,760,902. This date is identical to sister Mary--twins?
1) IGI gives ord. for 2 Wm's, 1 b: 1806 (but father died in 1802) and one b:
abt 1797, but unlikely date given closeness of other siblings--unless a twin.
Sources: 1797 gives 1,553,551 batch 512870 and indicates names and relations of others stated in source, but that some info. was estimate or altered.,
and 1806 gives 1796.
Sylvanus was probably named after Capt. David Perry's brother Capt. Sylvanus Perry.
Through Sylvanus PERRY and Eunice SPALDING (md 3 Jul 1787 in Plainfield, NH):
1. boy (Nathan?) PERRY, b: 1788 Cornish or Plainfield area
2.boy PERRY b: abt 1790 of Morristown, Orleans, Vermont
3.David PERRY. b: 1793/94. His oldest dau was born in Morristown. He later settled in Norfolk, St. Lawrence, New York. Living descendant in Littleriver, California (year 2000).
. . .8(?). Lois PERRY, 1810? lived in Ira and Castleton, Vermont; md. Amos Wetmore (var. spellings). Living descendant in Reedsville, Wisconsin (year 2000).
Sylvanus Perry had at least three girls between 1790 and the 1800 census; perhaps more children aft 1800.) Sylvanus may have lived in Canada (Montreal) at some point, but he died in Vermont. His descendants lived in Vermont, New York & Wisconsin. It is his 2nd ggdau. Mary Emma [Bogue] Alden who prepared and published the second edition of Recollections of An Old Soldier.
!Sources: see father Capt. David Perry: 1) Comm Bio Rec of Tllnd & Wnd, CT v1 pp522-524;
2) (mg) Plainfied NH Town Recs v1 p506 film #015,279;
3) New Eng Reg v116 pp37-38
4) index 1,001,294
5) letter from Geroge A. Perry 1900: poss self or desc in Guilford, Conn. or in Montreal, Canada. Possibly a Nathan among cousins? Asks if there was a mg to an Abigail Spaulding (prob from DAR missinfo.). Mentions Morristown,Vt.
5b) He is in the land records for Morristown,Orleans (later Lamomile),Vt. Bk 1 p. 41 (film 28,487) lists him "of Cornish, Cheshire (later Sullivan), New Hampshire." (In 1800 census there.) Last rec for him is in ______________.
6) Letter from Laurel Perry McColley (1960) says "did he or a son die 1825
in Genesee Co., N.Y.? Buried there? A pensioner of Conn. living in N.Y.) It
seems she mistakes him for his uncle Capt. Sylvanus in the story of marching
from Killingly, Conn. at the Lexington Alarm. Capt. Sylvanus applied for
pension while in Oneida Co., NY.
7) 1790 Plainfield,Cheshire,NH census lists 1 male over 16, two under 16 (or 2 over and 1 under, check 2 1 1)--Plainfield is next to Cornish. Check town history.
8) 1800 Morristown, Orleans, Vermont, census lists 1 male under 10,
2 males 10-15, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 26-44.
(Morristown now in Lamomille Co, due to evolution of county boundaries)
9) 1810 poss grandson Sylvester (of Nathan) born in Canada. CHK Montreal.
8) 1820
10) 1830 a Sylvanus Perry in 1830 Rochester, Monroe, NY census, 3 males of 20-30 (sons?) 2 Females under 5 and one f 20-30. Possibly a son(s) born after 1800 census.
Too young for this Sylvanus. Son or other relation?
11) His dau Mary Wealthy Perry was definitely born in Morristown,Orleans (later Lamomile), VT. He is in the land records there as "of Cornish."
11) records of Betty Baker (Elizabeth Alden Lane Baker, grdau of Mary Emma Bogue Alden 2nd ggrdau of Sylvanus Perry) gives his death place as Chelsea or Chester, Vermont. Betty gives sources as: Ancestral Tablets by William H. Whitmore,AM, and DeWolfe & Fiske Co., 2 Park Street, Boston, 1936.
Sources: Plainfield N.H. Town Records, Vol 1 pp 481 & 506, film # 015,279.
DAR: dau of David Spalding, arch rec: born 7 Mar 1764 in Plainfield,
Windham, Conn. (See archive rec for her father & family if confirmed.)
2) DAR Lineage Books, v51, pp402-3.
3) Letter from Laurel Perry McColley (1960) says DAR Rec gives her name as
Abigail. She has a sis Abigail b: 28 Feb 1761, d: 10 Mar 1782.
4) Archive sheet give Plainfield, Windham, CT as birthplace, but records of Betty Baker (see Sylvanus, note 11) says Plainfield, NH. She has death and burial place as shown.
1) 1800 Morristown, Orleans, Vermont, census lists 1 male under 10, 2 males
10-15, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 26-44. 1790 only one male
under 16 so he was probably born soon after the census was taken, to be at
least 10 in 1800.
1) 1800 Morristown, Orleans, Vermont, census lists 1 male under 10, 2 males
10-15, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 26-44. Order of David and
the three daughters unknown.
1) 1800 Morristown, Orleans, Vermont, census lists 1 male under 10, 2 males
10-15, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 26-44. Order of David and
the three daughters unknown.
1) 1800 Morristown, Orleans, Vermont, census lists 1 male under 10, 2 males
10-15, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 26-44. Order of David and
the three daughters unknown.
Sources: 1) see father Capt. David Perry refs 1, 2 & 9.
2) New Eng. Hist. & Gene. Reg. v 115-116 (see Capt. David Perry) lists
spouse as Daniel Starkweather, poss. son of Asa Starkweather.
She lived at Plainfield, NH or Chelsea, Orange, VT at her marriage.
Also a David Fay md a Polly Perry 25 Jan 1801, her res. Rutland! Who?
(Joseph Perry fam?) (se Vt. Vital recs).
In one source, one of her sisters is listed as marrying a Henry Alden or
Alder
Henry (poss. Henry Alden) CHAMBERLIN
1) History of Royalton, VT GET call numbers, p 716. Poss ours?
2) 1800? Chelsea, Orange, VT census, Males: 1 under 10 1 16-26 1 26-45,
Females: 1 16-26.
3) 1810 Topsham, Orange, VT census p 427 check
4) 1820 a Polly Ch. in Newbury, Orange, VT p 286 or did she not die first, or
did she die and he remarry Sarah Hutchinson, then he died? A Sarah Chamberlin listed in VT (Chelsea) censuses thru 1860 (at least).
5) Middle name Alden is from record of Perry children that says one married a Henry Alden. This and that his son was given the name of Alden, are circumstancial evidence for the middle name of Alden.
6) film 28,073 (Book 8) p. 49. Probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin. A Mary P. Chamberlin not listed till book 12, so probably not Mary Perry.
1) IGI batch 7450049 film 27,503
2) 1840 Chelsea, Orange, VT census p. 207
3) 1850 not listed FIND (check Chelsea, check VT)
4) 1860 Chelsea, Orange VT census p. 139
5) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin. See rin 2359 for a Sarah b: 1788 md a Henry Chamberlin
IGI batch 7450050 film 27,504
2) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin. Orrel not listed (died as child, see IGI).
1) IGI batch 7450049 film 27,503
2) not on VT census indexes 1840 thru 1860 check NH etc.
3) film 28,073 p. 49. Aprinl 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin. Bliss not listed. Prob died before 1844.
1) IGI batch 7450050 film 27,504
2) 1840 census poss listed in VT index under H.
3) 1850 Chelsea, Orange, VT census p 284
4) 1860 Chelsea, Orange, VT census p 150
5) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin.
IGI batch 7450050 film 27,504
4) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin.
1) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin.
1) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin.
1) film 28,073 p. 49. Probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin. Sarah Chamberlin is listed as the widow, in Widow's dower, Oct. 1823, p. 51. Is there also a daughter?
1) film 28,073 p. 49. April 1824 probate (District of Randolph) for estate of Henry Chamberlin, "late of Chelsea." Application made by Dexter c. "that the real estate of the deceased be divided among his heirs." Lists Dexter C.; Alden C.; Harry C.; Lucy Chamberlin Harrison; Mary Chamberlin, Sarah Chamberlin and Henry Chamberlin.
Sources: New Eng. Hist. & Gene. Reg. v 115-116 (see Capt. David Perry) lists
spouse as Daniel Starkweather, poss. son of Asa Starkweather.
Wife lived at Plainfield, NH or Chelsea, Orange,
Vermont at marriage. Also a David Fay md a Polly Perry 25 Jan 1801, her res.
Rutland! Who? Poss of Joseph Perry of Rutland from Canada? (Vt. Vital recs).
2) IGI lists a Dan. St. b: 11 Feb 1776 in Norwich. B: 25 Jan 1944, E: 13 Mar
1945 SLAKE, SP: 23 Feb 1977 OAKLA. Sources: 2,954, 7450368.
Another with same birth date and parents (but mother's maiden name also) b:
Shaftsbury, Benington, VT. Same B & E dates, but SP: 30 Oct 1990 PROVO, source:
1,553,655 bt F516652 st 9. Parents shown are from those, but only poss.
Capt. Eliakim Perry's 2nd wife there, children born there (Norwich). Also,
entries for a different Daniel St. b: 1764 (rel Kelsey L. Rice) and for an
Elijah b: 1756 (son of Elijah and Esther) b: Preston, New London, CT. Also b.
there, an Elisha St. b: 1755 of Daniel and Mary St.
3) IGI lists a Daniel Starkweather son of Asa and Grace S. b: 11 Feb 1776,
Norwich twp, New London, CT (source 7450368, flm 2954) and also same date in
Shaftsbury, Bennington, VT (same parentage, gives mother as Grace
Gibbons)--source 1,553,655 batch F516652 sheet 9. Gives 2 sets of ord. dates.
Sources: 1) see father Capt. David Perry refs 1, 2 & 9.
2) Vt. index to vital recs. under Alden and Perry, films 27,457 and 27,654.
Her residence at mg. Chelsea. Md. by Seth Paine, Justice of the Peace.
3) 1790 census
4) 1800 census
5) 1810 census, no Isaac in NH, maybe with parents or in Vt.
6) 1820 Plainfield, Cheshire?, NH census, p. 186. Males: 1 under
10, 1 16-20, 1 +45; Females: 1 under 10, 2 10-16, 1 16-26, 1 26-45.
7) 1830 Cornish, Sullivan, NH census, p 270. Males: 1 10-15, 1 50-60,
Females: 1 15-20, 2 230-30, 1 50-60.
8) 1840 Cornish, Sullivan, NH census, p. 78. Males: 1 20-30, 1 70-80, Females:
1 20-30, 1 60-70
9) 1850 Cornish, Sullivan, NH census, p. 77B. Hannah a widow, living alone, age 70, B: NH (correct).
10) 1860 Cornish, Sullivan, NH census, p 1123. Hannah, widow age 80 B; NH,
living alone.
11) History of the Town of Cornish, NH with Genealogical Rec. 1763-1910, by Wm H Child, 974.275/C1 H2c pp3-4
Sources: 1) New Eng. Hist. & Gene. Reg v 115-116 (see Capt. David Perry).
Lists Hannah as marrying Dr. Henry Alden and her sister Lucy marrying Isaac.
Needs checking. Information from Ethyl Perry Selvingy says Hannah md. Dr.
Henry Alden, also.
2) 1790 census
3) 1800 census
4) 1810 census, no Isaac in NH, maybe with parents or in Vt.
5) 1820 Plainfield, Cheshire?, NH census, p. 186. Males: 1 under
10, 1 16-20, 1 +45; Females: 1 under 10, 2 10-16, 1 16-26, 1 26-45.
6) 1830 Cornish, Sullivan, NH census, p 270. Males: 1 10-15, 1 50-60,
Females: 1 15-20, 2 230-30, 1 50-60.
7) 1840 Cornish, Sullvn, NH census, p. 78. Males: 1 20-30, 1 70-80, Females: 1
20-30, 1 60-70
8) 1850 Cornish, Sullvn, NH census, p. 77B. Hannah a widow, living alone, age
70, B: NH (lived there as a child but born CT).
9) 1860 Cornish, Sllvn, NH census, p 1123. Hannah, widow age 80 B; NH, living
alone.
10) Vt. index to vital recs. films 27,457 and
27,654. Wife lived at Chelsea, Orange, Vermont at marriage. He lived at Orange.
NOTE: His birth not in index, but a Geo. Henry Alden b: 30 Aug 1866 in
Tunbridge to E.N.Alden Minister b: Windsor and Anna M. ___ b: St. Albans, Vt.,
also a mg of Isaac Alden to Clarisa K. Duncan in Chester 22 Mar 1827. CHECK
censuses.
Brother of David Alden? (gr fath of John Ferris Alden?)
11) History of the Town of Cornish, NH with Genealogical Rec. 1763-1910, by Wm
H Child, 974.275/C1 H2c pp3-4. Studied medicine under his brother Ebenezer.
Settled in Orange, Vt. and afterwards in Chelsea, Vt. "where he was much
respected as a man and a citizen, but never acquired an extensive practice. At
length he gave up medical pursuits and devoted himself to agriculture, living
chiefly in Plainfied and Cornish. He was nodest and retiring and had many
virtues which were appreciated by those who knew him intimately." Mentions
another source lists wife as Hannah Rice.
History of the Town of Cornish, NH with Genealogical Rec. 1763-1910, by Wm H
Child, 974.275/C1 H2c p 4.
Sources: History of the Town of Cornish, NH with Genealogical Rec. 1763-1910, by Wm H Child, 974.275/C1 H2c p 4. Died unmarried.
Nathaniel Green PERRY [Lt., War of 1812] and 1) Roxanna HUTCHINSON (md.14 Nov 1805 in Chelsea, VT):
1. David PERRY, b: 1806;
2. John Hutchinson PERRY, b: 1808;
3. James Madison PERRY , b: 1811;
4. George PERRY, b: 1813;
5. Hannah M. PERRY, b: 1816;
6. Eliza W. PERRY, b: 1821;
7. Charles Albert PERRY, b: 1824; living descendants in New York & Vermont
(year 2000).
through Nathaniel Green Perry and his wife
2) Hannah W. GIDDINGS [a twin] (md. 4 May 1828, Ira, Rutland, VT):
8. Mercy R. PERRY, b: 1830, d: age 20
The descendants of Nathaniel Green PERRY lived in Michigan, Illinois, Vermont & New York. David and Anna [Bliss] Perry were living with Nathaniel Green Perry's family in Ira when David Perry died. N.G. Perry's first wife, Roxanna [Hutchinson] Perry, died 2 Jan 1828 and is buried beside her father-in-law Capt. David Perry in the Riverside Cemetery in Ira, VT. It is as yet unknown with whom Anna [Bliss] Perry resided after her husband's death in 1826, and sources differ as to her place of burial.* (Source: chiefly Mrs. Ethel Perry Sevigny, 2nd great granddaughter; correspondence, 1995-2000.)
!Sources: 1) Comm Bio Rec of Tolland & Windham Co., CT V01 1 pp 522-4.
2) New Eng Hist & Gen Register, Vol. 116 p 38-39.
3) Recollections of An Old Soldier by Capt. David Perry
!MARRIAGE: source 2 above.
4) 1850 Rutland? census film 444,926 p. 8; age 78 (should be 68), farmer, b: NH. Family: wife Hannah, children, Charles & Mercy. Servant Ellen McDesmont, age 7 born Ireland.
5) 1860 Rutland census film 027,445 p. 167--he is listed as a farmer, age 78. Son Charles listed as head of house. Other censuses indicate a family of at least 8 or 9 children--1820 census in Chelsea, Orange,
6) 1870 Randolph, Orange, VT census p 364, with son George. Age 88.
7) 1810 census, Corinth, Orange Co, Vt. 2 boys under 9, he and wife 26-44. Rutland, VT film 027,441 p. 186. His parents were prob. living with him in 1820. Chelsea used to be called Tunersburgh?
8) 1820, Chelsea, Orange, Vt. flm 281,248 p 239: 2 males, 1 female ages 0-10; 2 males 10-16; 1 m, 1 f 25-45; 1m, 1f +45. (page 239, Nathaniel Perry)
9) 1830 Rutland, Rutland, Vermont film 027,454 p 166: 1 m 0-5 (Charles A.); 2 females 5-10; 1 male 15-20; 1 m, 1 f, 40-50. (page 166, N.G. Perry) Where is mother Anna?
10) 1840, Rutland, Rutland, Vt., film 027,441 p 186: 1 female 5-10 (Mercy); 1 male 15-20 (Charles A.); 1 female 15-20; 1 f 40-50, 1 m 50-60. (page 186, Nathaniel G. Perry).
11) Father David's journal pub in Windsor, Windsor, Vt. in 1822 (indicates David still living in Chelsea at that time--went to Plainfield, NH in 1779 and the to Chelsea in 1797. They must have moved to Rutland (or Ira) between 1822 and 1826. David died 2 May 1826 and was buried in thje Riverside Cem. Nath'l first wife Roxanna was buried there in 1828.
12) Early Families of Rutland Vermont p 147 (pg 437 vital recs sources?). 974.37/R1 D2S CHECK AGAIN
Our Perry's were in Ira aft 1822. 2) Source: Ira Cem. Inscriptions
(Jenks). 3) 0,028,386 Item 1, mgs, Item 2 births to 1905. Index only.
13) burrial place, source Mrs. Ethyl Perry Sevigny. Information also
indicates possibly burried in Royalton as his second wife came from either
Royalton or Randolph. "They left Clark Hill after a while and went back to her
former area." Source also states: He served in the war of 1812 as Lt."
Described as "a nice old gentleman, who wrote a fine hand" in letter from
George A. Perry (cousin) to son Charles A. Perry.
14) gravestone infor in Randolph (from Laura M. [Perry] Perry of Randolph: died
age 90 yrs 10 mo 17 days.
Sources: 1) Mg: Ancestors of the Bingham Family of Ut. 2) Mg: New Eng. Hist. &
Gene. Reg (see Capt. David Perry). He poss. lived at Chelsea, Orange, Vermont
at marriage. 2) Death: Middletown Springs and Ira Cem. Inscriptions Rutland
Vet., transc. by Margaret Jenks, 974.37 V3j p 42.
!3) information from Ralph Perry, descendant, Ira, Vt., letter Nov. 1993.
Royalton listed also as Tunbridge.
NOTE: Nathaniel Perry md Rose Hutchins at Chelsea Nov 14, 1805. Film
27,654, index to Vt. vital recs. CHECK Royalton recs V I p75. Wife identified
as Roxanna (wife of Nath'l G.) buried at Ira 1828 age 46, and listed as
mother of Hannah who died 1832. Same person or other mg? No Rose Hutchins, or
Roxanna Hutchinson on birth recs. for Vt. Vital Recs. Only mg of Rose
Hutchings to Nathaniel Perry 14 nov 1805, by Daniel Rix, Jr. Justice of the
Peace. Royalton recs Vol I p 75. Groom residence Chelsea, bride Royalton. A
Roxanna Hutchins was born at Wolcatt 22 Oct 1804 and a Royal W. Hutchins there
10 May 1824, no parentage listed, both on Wolcott birth recs. Vol 1 p 24!
Several Roxana's in Vt. index to vital recs 27,654: One md H. Weeks in
Londonderry Vt 22 Jan 1839, other Roxana M. Perry md Capt Asa Bacon in Putney
29 Feb 1824.
4) Information from Ethyl Sevingy states that her fater was taken prisoner at
the burning of Royalton during the R. War and held 3 yrs, in Canada by an
Indian Chief.
Sources: 1)1820 and 1830 censuses. 2) film 27,653 lists death. Age 16. Burial
at Pleasant St. Cemetery, recorded by West Rutland clerk.
3) DAR Lindeage Books, V8, pp248-9
4) Information from Ethyl Perry Sevingy. Says Hannah "died young"
Sources: 1) 1850 Rutland census film 444,926 p. 8. Age 64, born Vt.
2) 1860 Rutland census, film 27,445 p167, age 73.
3) 1870 Randolph census with step son George. Age 83.
4) 27,654 Vt Vital recs mg entry lists surname, date of mg and place as Ira.No birth for her on those recs. Amos Drury, minister. City
of Old Rutland Town Recs. p 8. Check for Giddings fam there 1790/1800 census.
5) Early Families of Rutland Vermont p 147 (pg 437 vital recs sources?).
974.37/R1 D2S CHECK AGAIN
6) Laura M. [Perry] Perry of Randolph: gravestone says died age 84 yrs 11 days
Sources: 1) 1850 Rutland census film 444,926 p. 8, Age: 19.
2) Vt. index to vital recs, film, 27,654. Parents listed as N.G. & Hannah
Perry.
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