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  1. Rebecca Perry: Birth: 2 May 1724 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Death: 4 Dec 1782 in Wilton, Saratoga, New York

  2. Ruth Perry: Birth: Abt 1726 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.

  3. Jerusha Perry: Birth: 10 May 1727 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.

  4. Rowland Perry: Birth: 23 May 1729 in Newfield, York, Maine. Death: 10 Jan 1787 in Wilton, Saratoga, New York

  5. Isaac Perry: Birth: Abt 1732 in of Stroughton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

  6. Seth Perry: Birth: Abt 1736 in of Stroughton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

  7. Josiah Perry: Birth: Abt 1749 in of, Dutchess, New York.


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Sources
1. Title:   Helen D. Johnson
Publication:   JOHNSON, Helen D. 1030394-0925100182221. 22222 Oxford St Dearborn MI 48124 223 Island Way Apt 709 Clearwater, FL 33767-22
2. Title:   Pedigree Resource File CD 20
Publication:   (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 2000)
3. Title:   Genealogies of MAYFLOWER FAMILIES by Lidia B. (Phinny) Brownston Source Media Type: Book
Page:   page 11

Notes
a. Note:   cont ....Ezra Perry of Sandwich THE TRANSITION ...by Ruth Pope Much of the detailed information was taken down from the lips of KelloggPerry, [ born 1790 ], son of Absalom, son of Rowland. The relativereliability of his account is attested by the census records and the factthat he, at no time , introduced the names of another Perry family[descendents of John Perry of Watertown, Massachusetts] who had movedearly into the community and who also settled in Wilton. [New York ] The first member of the family who is known to have left the 'Oblong' wasIssac who removed with his wife and children to Hancock, Massachusetts;in 1769. Berkshire County Massachusetts had been organized in 1761 but heborder between Massachusetts and New York at this point was not settleduntil [ ] . In the meantime , a large settlement had developed inRensyelaerwyck, and Stephentown [ a few miles from Hancock] was formed in1784. Settlers from Rhode Island , Connecticut, and the Oblong came inlarge numbers and pushed farther into the wilderness both to the northand west. The 1790 census records of Dutchess County, N.Y., Hancock,Massachusetts and Stephentown, N.Y., reveal names of many families whomarried into the Perry family during the late 18 th and early 19 thCenturies, the most prominent being the Carrs.

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