Perry/Wallin Ancestry - Person Sheet
Perry/Wallin Ancestry - Person Sheet
NameAnthony Perry
Birth1624, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
Death1 Mar 1683, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
FatherEdmund Perry (1588-)
MotherSarah (1592-1659)
Spouses
Birthabt 1624, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
Death14 May 1683, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
Marriageabt 1647, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
ChildrenSamuel (1648-1706)
Notes for Anthony Perry
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=minao&id=I06001

# Name: Anthony Perry
# Sex: M
# Birth: 1624 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
# Death: 1 MAR 1683 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
# Burial: 1 MAR 1683 Rehobath, Bristol, MA

Father: Edmund Perry b: 27 JAN 1599 in Devon, ENG
Mother: Sarah b: 1592 in Of, Devon, ENG

Marriage 1 Elizabeth b: ABT 1624 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA

* Married: ABT 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA

Children

1. Has Children Samuel Perry b: 10 DEC 1648 in Rehobath, Bristol, MA
2. Has No Children Elizabethe Perry b: 15 OCT 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
3. Has No Children Jahaziel Perry b: 18 OCT 1652 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
4. Has No Children Mercy Perry b: 9 DEC 1654 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
5. Has No Children Mehitable Perry b: 23 SEP 1657 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
6. Has No Children Nathaniel Perry b: 8 OCT 1660 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA

(From Cindy’s e-mail which give different dates)
Anthony Perry, born 1615 England, died Mar. 1, 1682-3, Rehoboth,
Mass. Vital Records, Book 1, pg. 56. Anthony was possibly buried in
the "Ring of the Greene", now Newman Cemetery, Rumford, RI, as this
was the only graveyard at this time.
Married Elizabeth ------------. An Elizabeth Perry is recorded in
the above records, as having died April 23, 1703 (Book 1, pg. 178),
but she must have been a daughter. No other Elizabeth was listed for
this period of time (Book 1, page 178).

Anthony Perry probably came into Rehoboth from Waymouth, MA. shortly
after the settlement of Rehoboth in 1643. He became a freeman in 1658.

Anthony and Elizabeth begat Samuel Perry, Born Dec. 10, 1648 at
Rehoboth. Samuel died April 13, 1706. He was a soldier in the King
Phillip Indian War (1675-77). On Dec. 12, 1676, he married Mary
Miller, daughter of John and Elizabeth Miller.

A History of Rehoboth, Massachusetts: Its History for 275 Years, 1643-1918 ...
By George Henry Tilton, Leonard Bliss

From Anthony is descended Charles, the subject of this sketch.
Anthony Perry.i
Samuel,2 born Dec. 10, 1648; married Mary Millard, Dec. 12,
1678. Seven children.
Jasiel,'1 born in Rehoboth, May 6, 1682; married Rebecca Wil-
marth, Jan. 3, 1706. Eight children.
Daniel,4 born in Rehoboth, May 9, 1710; married Mary Walker,
March 9,1737. They lived in North Rehoboth. Eight children.
Ezra,6 born in Rehoboth, May 22, 1741; married Jemima Titus
in 1762. Ten children.
Ezra, Jr.,6 born in Rehoboth, Jan. 15,1767; married Betsey Bliss,
Dec. 10,1786. Eleven children.
Daniel,7 born in Rehoboth, Dec. 17, 1802; married Lydia Ann
Carpenter of Rehoboth in 1830. He lived at Perryville.
Five children: Daniel, died in infancy, William Carpenter,
Susan Carpenter, Charles, and Elizabeth.
Charles,8 was born in Perryville, May 31, 1840. He was educated
in the public schools and at the Village High School taught
by T. W. BickneU.
At the age of nineteen Charles Perry entered the wood-turning
factory of James Henry Perry & Co., learning the business and
joining the firm in 1865. In 1871 he became sole owner of the business,
and the next year took as his partner Edwin Perry of Paw-
tucket. They conducted a thriving business in wood-turning and
carving until 1890, w/hen Charles Perry retired.
Mr. Perry inherits the best qualities of his Puritan ancestry —
a man honored for his integrity, a friend of the needy, highly respected
in the town where he has held positions of trust. In 1889
he served as representative in the Massachusetts legislature, and
has been a member of the Rehoboth school board for many years.
He is a staunch Republican, firm in his convictions, and ever loyal
to the course he believes to be right. In 1867, he became a member
of the Annawan Baptist Church, gave generously for its support,
and was for many years its treasurer. The choir had the benefit
of his unusually fine voice, a consecrated gift which all enjoyed.
On Nov. 26, 1868, he married Anna Powell Pierce, daughter of
Noah and Elizabeth Martin Pierce of Rehoboth. They had five
children, as follows:
Edward Everett, born Jan. 17, 1870; married Mabel Foster Briggs
of Attleborough, Sept. 26, 1900. Died Aug. 10, 1912. One
son, Ralph Foster.
Clara Louise, born July 18, 1874; married Edwin Foster Cary
of Providence, R.I., Sept. 14, 1898. Two children: Eleanor
Foster and Hope Shepherdson.
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