1. John Perrot was born in 1415 in Scotsborough and died in 1454, at age 39.

Notes: From Appedix II of Turvey's NLW roll:

John was the s/o Thomas, conjectured to be in turn, s/o Thomas s/o Peter from Scotsborough.

John's father, Thomas, had a brother or cousin who married Isabel Varney.

John married someone.

His children were:

   2 M    i. Phillip Perrot .

   3 F    ii. Isabel Perrot .

+ 4 M    iii. William Perrott was born in Scotsborough.

+ 5 M    iv. Thomas Perrot .

4. William Perrott (John¹) was born in Scotsborough.

Notes: From the NWL Roll 135:

"William Perrott sonn of John Perrott married the daughter of Clanvowe and had issue John Perrott of Morton. Hee was by his father of the countie of Pembroke cosen to William Perrott of Scotsburur esquire the father of Jane Perrott whoe married Thomas Vaughn als Herle of Tilinglas of countiee Hereff."

William married Clanvowe.

Children from this marriage were:

   6 F    i. Perrot .

Perrot married John Burhill.

+ 7 M    ii. John Perrott was born in Scotborough, Pembroke, Wales and died in 1526 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   8 F    iii. Perrott .

Perrott married Crump.

5. Thomas Perrot (John¹).

Notes: That this Thomas was a brother to the William who married Clanvow is a bit of a conjecture.

Thomas married someone.

His children were:

   9 F    i. Sibil Perrot .

+ 10 F    ii. Margaret Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   11 M    iii. James (ap Meurig) Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1522.

7. John Perrott (William², John¹) was born in Scotborough, Pembroke, Wales and died in 1526 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Founder of the Perrots of Morton. From the NWL Roll 135:

"William Perrott sonn of John Perrott married the daughter of Clanvowe and had issue John Perrott of Morton. Hee was by his father of the countie of Pembroke cosen to William Perrott of Scotsburur esquire the father of Jane Perrott whoe married Thomas Vaughn als Herle of Tilinglas of countiee Hereff."

John married Katherine Meyrick. Katherine was born in Winferton, Herefordshire.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 12 M    i. Richard Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   13 F    ii. Isabel Perrot .

Notes: From Turvey, p 386: 'lived in the decimo of Harrie the 6 and was drownde in the river Arowe.. Her horse was founde to be the cause of her deathe fordynge throughe the streame'

   14 M    iii. John Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   15 M    iv. Henry Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   16 M    v. Roger Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   17 F    vi. Margaret Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Margaret married John Seaborne.

Notes: Mansions and Manors conflicts with Turvey here, in terms of who married John Seabourne. Since Mansions and Manors specify the wife was a 'daughter of John Perrot', I think this is the correct place for John Seaborne.

   18 F    vii. Eleanor Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Eleanor married Roger Bohum.

   19 F    viii. Alice Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   20 M    ix. William Perrot .

John next married Anne.

Children from this marriage were:

   21 M    i. Phillip Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

+ 22 M    ii. Thomas Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   23 M    iii. Hugh Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   24 M    iv. George Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   25 M    v. Edward Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

10. Margaret Perrot (Thomas², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Margaret married Ieuan Jenkin.

The child from this marriage was:

   26 F    i. Sibil Jenkin .

Sibil married Edmund Baskerville.

12. Richard Perrot (John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Richard married Unknown.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 27 M    i. James Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1577.

   28 M    ii. Richard Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   29 M    iii. William Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   30 M    iv. John Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   31 M    v. Thomas Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1613.

22. Thomas Perrot (John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Listed as having arms respited in the 1633 visitation of London.

Thomas married Alicia Wilcocks.

Children from this marriage were:

   32 F    i. Jane Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Jane married Walter Tewe.

Notes: Alexander Evans according to Barnwell

   33 F    ii. Ann Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Ann married Cornelius ab Evan.

Notes: Husband is Henry Monnington according to Barnwell, and according to Robinson

   34 F    iii. Ales Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Based on Mansions and Manors,

Ales married Alexander Evans.

+ 35 M    iv. Richard Perrot was born in 1552 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

+ 36 M    v. Roger Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

+ 37 M    vi. James Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   38 M    vii. Thomas Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   39 M    viii. John Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: From Turvey: "catholic recusant and soldier of fortune who first tested his martial skills against the Turks at the siege of Malta, hone them while serving the Spanish in southern Italy and perfected them under the Duke of Alva in the Netherlands"

   40 M    ix. George Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   41 F    x. Eleanor Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   42 F    xi. Elizabeth Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

27. James Perrot (Richard⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1577.

James married Alice Bromwich, daughter of Thomas Bromwich.

Notes: widow Rudhall. See Herefordshire Visitation, 1569, p 93

Children from this marriage were:

+ 43 M    i. John Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   44 M    ii. Sylvanus Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   45 F    iii. Anne Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Anne married Richard Evans.

   46 M    iv. William Perrot .

35. Richard Perrot (Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1552 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: -Birthdate appears to be off???
-Mayor of Hereford, 1588-89. Burgess, merchant.

Also mentioned in his grandson, Sir Herbert's will, who specifies he is a product of Richard's second marriage:

"I desire also my executrix to cause another plate of brass to be engraven and erected in the Cathedral Church of Hereford near Bishop Westphaling's tomb for my grandfather with these words well and deeply engraven, "Here lieth the body of Richard Perrot of Morton upon Lugg in the county of Hereford Esqre who deceased in the yeare of.. . He marryed Alice the daughter of Richard Bromch Esq and by her had issue John Perrot, Robert Perrot Richart Perrot and Francis Perrot of London Merchant, and Alice Perrot and by a second Venter William Perrot in memory of whom Sir Herbert Perrot of Wellington Knight, son of Robert Perrot aforesaid hath caused this brasse to be erected and here placed."

Richard married Alice Bromwich, daughter of Richard Bromwitch of Hereford and Margaret Berkeley.

Notes: Turvey p 404 and other sources (including the Herefordshire Roll & Mansions and Manors) list her as Margaret, daughter of Thomas Bromwich, grand uncle to Sir James Perrot.

Sir Herbert specifically refers to her as "Alice the daughter of Richard Bromch Esq" in his will. I am taking her grandson's pedigree to be the more accurate.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 47 M    i. Robert Perrot was born in 1592 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1657, at age 65.

   48 M    ii. John Perrot was born circa 1595 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Died without issue.

   49 M    iii. Richard Perrot was born circa 1600 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died circa 1623, about age 23.

Notes: Moved to London, and became an agent for over 20 years for Lionel Cranfield, Lord Treasurer.

Cranfield later appointed him an office in the Custome House of London

Richard married Alice Pagnol/Pagnell.

   50 M    iv. Francis Perrot was born circa 1598 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died on 15 Nov 1642 in London, about age 44.

Notes: Died unmarried and without issue. Was a prosperous London merchant.

From Turvey: 'In his will dated 23 March 1638 Francis Perrot (d 1642) refers to his two surviving elder brothers John and Robert to whom he intended to bequeath £1 abd £10 respectively, within a year of his death. P.C.C., PROB., 11/190. It is possible that John my have been either incapacitated or handicapped in some way."

Sister Alice is also mentioned, along with Alice and Robert's children. John dsp. All begs the question-- why aren't brothers Richard and William mentioned?

   51 F    v. Alice Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Alice married Walter Grismonde.

Richard next married Alice Darnell, daughter of John Darnell and Anne Docwra. Alice was born circa 1573.

Notes: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/PERROT.htm gives as children:

Married 2: Alice DARNELL (b. ABT 1573)

Children:

7. Walter PERROT

8. William PERROT

9. Alice PERROT (chr. 22 Jan 1614/5)

The child from this marriage was:

   52 M    i. William Perrot .

Notes: Mentioned in the will of Richard Darnell, dated 12 Nov 1617:
1) Leonard Jefferes
2) Mrs. Elizabeth Bromwich to occupy my houses in city of Hereford
3) William Parrott, my sister's son
4) Thomas Lawrence, witness

Also mentioned in his nephew, Sir Herbert's will, who specifies he is a product of Richard's second marriage:

"I desire also my executrix to cause another plate of brass to be engraven and erected in the Cathedral Church of Hereford near Bishop Westphaling's tomb for my grandfather with these words well and deeply engraven, "Here lieth the body of Richard Perrot of Morton upon Lugg in the county of Hereford Esqre who deceased in the yeare of.. . He marryed Alice the daughter of Richard Bromch Esq and by her had issue John Perrot, Robert Perrot Richart Perrot and Francis Perrot of London Merchant, and Alice Perrot and by a second Venter William Perrot in memory of whom Sir Herbert Perrot of Wellington Knight, son of Robert Perrot aforesaid hath caused this brasse to be erected and here placed."

William married Eleanor Monnington, daughter of Edwarde Monnington and Frances Unett.

Notes: See Visitation of Herefordshire,1569, p 50 for more information. Mansions and Manors (p 250) lists her parents as Edward Monington and Frances Unett, but then describes her as 'daughter and heir' of William Perrot of Moreton.

36. Roger Perrot (Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Grocer and merchant in London

Roger married Elizabeth Brend, daughter of John Brend. Elizabeth was born in London.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 53 M    i. Symon Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1652.

   54 M    ii. Nathaniel Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1616 in Venezuela.

Notes: Nathaniel Perrot, who accompanied Sir Walter Raleigh to find El Dorado in what is now Venezuela, up the Orinoco River in 1595, where he died.

Nathaniel married Ann Briscoe.

   55 F    iii. Ann Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

   56 M    iv. John Perrot .

Notes: - not listed in Mansions and manors

37. James Perrot (Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

James married Tyndale.

Children from this marriage were:

   57 M    i. James Perrot was born in London.

James married Unknown Wilbraham?.

   58 M    ii. Richard Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: - not listed in Masions and Manors

   59 M    iii. Thomas Perrot was born in London.

   60 M    iv. John Perrot was born in London.

43. John Perrot (James⁵, Richard⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

John married Unknown Unkown.

The child from this marriage was:

   61 M    i. John Perrot .

Notes: had two daughters living in 1623

John married Unkown.

47. Robert Perrot (Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1592 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1657, at age 65.

Notes: -Becomes heir on death of his brother.
-clerk in the Exchequer, early 1620's, which gave him access to records for his genealogical work

-Oxford scholar who collaborated with Sir James Perrot in writing a Perrot genealogy

-From Turvey, p 380:
"matriculated aged 17 in July 1589 at Brasenose College, Oxford, from here he presumably graduated soon after in the early 1590's."

-From Barnwell, p 122:
"It was against Robert Perrot, his brother Francis, and his son Sir Herbert, that proceedings in the Herald's Court were taken for assuming the usual Perrot coat, they were not entitled thereto. The plaintiff was Thomas Perrot, a merchant of London. ... The plaintiff sets forth that Sir Owen Perrot of Hardleston (Haroldston) had four sons only, and exhibits his own descent from that family, which he proves by the bearings and depositions of divers persons. Now, as all recognized accounts give only two sons to Sir Owen, namely his heir, Thomas, and Robert, reader of Greek to Edward IV (and who appears to have died unmarried), it is not easy to ascertain how the plaintiff proved his descent, without relying on additions Philpot's Stemmata before alluded to, and who do assign two other sons to Sir Owen, namely Richard, described as bailiff of Sandwitch, who died without issue; and John, father of Thomas, of the Brook (now Claymor), who was the father of another Thomas. These additions are thought by Mr. King to be in the same writing as that of the rest of the MS. ... The suit must have taken place prior to 1642, the year that Frances Perrot died; and probably did take place between that year and 1636, when Sir Herbert came into the Haroldston bequest, and, naturally wishing to assume the usual Perrot coat, might have persuaded his father and uncle to do the same. Whatever was the result of the suit, Sir Herbert did ultimately use the disputed arms, as proved by the seal of his will and the monument in Wellington Church. The fact, however, of the claim being disputed confirms the statement that this branch of the Perrots were not related, or could not make out their relationship to the Haroldston family."

Mentioned in his son, Sir Herbert's will:
"I also desire by executrix to cause another plate of brasse to be engraven and settled in the parish Church of Titley near Stanton on Severene (Arrow) in the county of Hereford for my father with this inscription deep and well engraved.
Here lyeth the body of Robert Perrot of Morton upon Lug in the County of Hereford Gent, who deceased the . He married Fortune one of the daughters of of Richard Tomkyns of Monnington in the county of Hereford Esq and his wife Catherine Baskerville by whom he had issue Herbert Perrot James Perrot Francis Perrot Penelope Perrot and Damaris Perrot in whose memory the said Herbert Perrot hath caused this brass to be here erected and placed."

Robert married Fortune Tomkyns, daughter of Richard Tomkyns and Catherine Baskerville. Fortune was born in 1586 in Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire.

Notes: - settlement of her first marriage was on 2 July 1611, at which time her properties were conveyed to Robert

- aka the widow Pembridge
- see Visitation of Herefordshire, 1569, pg 56

Children from this marriage were:

+ 62 M    i. Sir Herbert Perrot was born in 1617 in Wellington and died on 1 Aug 1683 in Wellington, at age 66.

+ 63 M    ii. Francis Perrot was born in 1619 in Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire and died in 1680 in Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire, at age 61.

   64 M    iii. James Perrot was born in 1620 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1683 in Haroldstone, at age 63.

Notes: -Testified at trial defending his family's right to bear arms.

-Got possession of the Haroldstone manor, where he died.

- Died unmarried. Buried in St. Mary's Church in Haverfordwest, next to Sir James Perrot. Mentioned in his brother, Sir Herbert's will:

"I doe hereby alsoe will and desire by well-beloved wife Dame Susan Perrot executrix of my last Will and Testament to build and erect in St. Mary's Church in the towne and county of Haverford west a monument or comely grave stone over the body of Sir James Perrot upon which I desire may in legible characters be engraved thereon these words following vz "Here lyeth the body of Sir James Perrot of Haroldston in the county of Pembroke Knight who deceased about two and forty years since. He was by the suffrage of all a very pious learned and charitable Gentleman. Here alsoe lieth by him the body of Dame Perrot his wife daughter of Sir Thomas Ashfield of Buckinghamshire as alsoe the body of James Perrot Gent. second brother to Sir Herbert Perrot of Haroldston in the county of Pembroke Knight who in memory of the deceased hath caused this stone here to be placed the day of…."

   65 F    iv. Penelope Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: Named in honor of the daughter of Sir Thomas Perrot.

Penelope married Richard Street. Richard was born in Gatertop.

Penelope next married Charles Roberts. Charles was born in Brecon.

Notes: Alternatitve name is Charles Roberts of Brecon

+ 66 F    v. Damaris Perrot was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

53. Symon Perrot (Roger⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1652.

Notes: Information on Simon and his family from the London Visitation. Was a London grocer living in 1633.

Symon married Elizabeth Davenport, daughter of William Davenport.

Children from this marriage were:

   67 M    i. John Perrot was born in 1611 in London.

   68 M    ii. William Perrot was born in London.

   69 M    iii. Charles Perrot was born in London.

   70 M    iv. Simon Perrot .

   71 F    v. Ann Perrot was born in London.

   72 F    vi. Mary Perrot was born in London.

   73 F    vii. Eliza Perrot was born in London.

62. Sir Herbert Perrot (Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1617 in Wellington and died on 1 Aug 1683 in Wellington, at age 66.

Notes: - Owner of the Wellington estate
- Matriculated Brasenose College at age 16, in Feb. 1664
- Inherits Haroldstone estate of Sir James Perrot of Pembrokeshire
- Attended Gray's Inn. Called to the Bar, 11 May 1621.
- Lived occasionally at Haroldstone.
- Member of Parliament for Weobley, Herefordshire (1659 and 2 August 1660
- Sheriff for Herefordshire 1661-1662
- Sheriff for Pembrokeshire 1665-1666
- High sheriff of Pembrokeshire in 1666
- Member of Parliament for Haverfordwest (14 August 1677)
- Mayor of Haverfordwest in 1677

From Granger, James. 1824. A Biographical History of England: From Egbert the Great to the Revolution: Vol V. Pp 169-170:

HERBERTUS PERROT, Eques Auratus; shoulder-knot, arms &c, R. White sc.

"Sir Herbert Perrot descended from Sir Owen Perrot, a favourite of Henry VII. and related to the Plantagenets and Tudors, was a man of great wit, large fortune, and extensive charity. He suffered much inhis fortune, by his attachment to the royal party during the civil wars. He had three wives, by whom he had only one daughter that survived him, who as married to Sir John Packington, of Westwood, in Worcestershire. Sir Herbert had a son of both his names, who wrote satires upon the court of Charles the Second, and was killed by Captain South in the passage of the Devil Tavern, in Fleet-street. Of his family is the present Sir <a href = "baronets.shtml" > Richard Perrott </a>, made memorable lately by the Flint Address."

From Kimber & Johnson, 1771, p 465
"Sir Herbert Perrot was lord of several manors, and was severely fined by Oliver, who plundered his fine houses; he was a man of great wit, and very chartitably disposed."

Herbert married Jane Lloyd, daughter of Thomas Lloyd of Cilcethed (Kilkifeth) and Mary Wogan of Wiston, circa 1645. Jane was born circa 1624 in Cilciffeth and died in 1667, about age 43.

Notes: Barnwell gives name as Sybilla, as does Manors and Mansions

The child from this marriage was:

+ 74 M    i. Herbert Perrot was born in 1643 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1677 in London, at age 34.

Herbert next married Hester Barlow, daughter of William Barlow of Slebech, circa 1671. Hester was born in Slebech and died in 1668.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 75 F    i. Hester Perrot was born in 1669 and was buried in 1715.

Herbert next married Susannah Norris, daughter of Sir Francis Norris, circa 1650. Susannah was born in Weston and died in 1690.

Notes: Name give as Frances by Johnson & Kimber.

63. Francis Perrot (Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1619 in Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire and died in 1680 in Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire, at age 61.

Notes: Barnwell: "Of Francis, the third son, nothing is known." Gives b as 1624, and d as 14 Oct 1662. Obviously, Barnwell was wrong. Also wrong as to his reported death date of 24 Oct 1667.

Dates provided here are from the P-rr-tt Society Family Notes, vol 21, page 173, March 2005.

A monument to Francis, bearing his bust and the standard Perrott arms, is on the north wall of the nave of St. Mary's Church, Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire. A photo is posted at
https://herefordshirepast.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/monnington-on-wye-herefordshire-st.-mary-wall-memorial.jpg

Francis saw service at sea with the Venetian Republic against the Barbary Pirates. The following inscription is on his monument:

Upon the death of Francis Perrott,
Stay passanger-- if thou hast one tear
beflow it on the noble dust laid here.
Here Perrott lies, whose great capacious mind
His native limits scorned to be confined
To the unknown dangers of enranged seas
And foreign enemies more dangerous than these
His valour he exposed Venice may boast
The aid he lent her to defend her coast
Gainst unbelieving Turks-- Thus wifely he
Commits his credit to posterity.
The fading memory of wicked men
Scarce their dry funeral surviveth when.
Thoes who by virtuous acts chance this name
Live in records of eternal fame.

Francis is also mentioned in his brother, Sir Herbert's will:

"it is my will and memory that I doe alsoe desire my Executrix to cause another plate of brasse to be engraven and erected in the pugh of Woolchurch in the city of London for my Uncle Francis Perrot with good and deep letters containing this inscription "Here lyeth the body of Francis Perrot Gent : of London merchant who deceased the day of September I the [year] 1642. He was the third sonne of Richard Perrot of Moron upon Lug in the county of Hereford Esqr and Alice Bromch his wife. Hee was a very religious chartable and affable Gent. very kind to all his countrymen and Relacions. Sir Herbert Perrot of Wellington in the County of Pembroke and also of Haroldstone in the county of Pembroke being his nephew and executor of his last will and Testament hath caused this Brasse to be here erected and placed in memory of his dear uncle to whose love and care he was highly accountable for his breeding and educacon"

Information on the descendants of Francis comes from The Perrott Pedigree-- unpublished Perrott pedigree handwritten by the 6th & last Baronet Sir Herbert who died in 1922, transcribed by Richard Gregory.

His children are also named in his will.

Francis married Stonier. Stonier was born in Lower Bignall Hill, Staffordshire.

Children from this marriage were:

   76 M    i. Thomas Perrot died in 1716 in Morton, Morelands, Staffordshire.

   77 F    ii. Ann Perrot died in 1724.

Ann married Hilsditch.

   78 M    iii. John Perrot .

+ 79 M    iv. Richard Perrot .

   80 M    v. Abraham Perrot died in 1759.

Notes: Was a sailor

66. Damaris Perrot (Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire.

Notes: The Dorothy Perrot-James Perrot of Wellington legend

Mythical parents of Damaris Perrot Owens.

"Famed genealogist Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792 \endash 1872) developed the descent from Edward III, King of England to William Tucker Edwardes (1784 \endash 1858) of Sealyham, Sheriff for Pembrokeshire.

"Unfortunately the pedigree of Sir Thomas Phillipps and the subsequent works of Burke, Alcwyn Caryni Evans and others which reproduce this flawed descent have existed for so long that they have become accepted without question or further examination. The pedigree below is correct
at all generations with the one vital exception of Dorothy Perrot married to James Perrot of Wellington. These people simply did not
exist and were apparently invented to create this descent."

"Edward III, King of England (1321-1377) = Philippa of Hainault, Queen of England (1311-1369)

"Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence, 4th Earl of Ulster (1338-1368) = Elizabeth de Burgh (descendant of Henry III, King of England) (1332-1363)"

"Philippa of Clarence, suo jure Countess of Ulster (1355-before 9 February 1381) = Edmund Mortimer, 3rd Earl of March (1351-1381)"

"Roger Mortimer, 4th Earl of March, 6th Earl of Ulster (1374-1398) = Eleanor Holand (died October 1405)"

"Anne Mortimer (1390-1411) = Richard Plantagenet, 4th Earl of Cambridge, son of Edmund of Langley, 1st Duke of York (1376-1415)"

"Isabel Plantagenet (1409-1484) = Henry Bourchier, Comte d' Eu, 1st Earl of Essex (1406-1483)"

"Sir William Bourchier, Viscount Bourchier (circa 1434-1471 at the Battle of Barnet) = Anne Wydeville (died 1489), sister of Elizabeth Wydeville, Queen of Edward IV, King of England"

"Cecily Bourchier (died 1493) = Sir John Devereux, 8th Baron Ferrers of Chartley (1463-1501)"

"Walter Devereux, 1st Viscount Hereford (circa 1490-1558) = Mary Grey (died 1534)"

"Sir Richard Devereux (died 1547) = Dorothy Hastings, daughter of George Hastings, 1st Earl of Huntingdon and Anne Stafford"

"Walter Devereux, 1st Earl of Essex (1539-1576) = Lettice Knollys (died 1634)"

"Dorothy Devereux (died 1619), sister of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, favorite of Elizabeth I, Queen of England = Sir Thomas Perrot (died about 1595)"

"Dorothy Perrot of Haroldston, Pembrokeshire = James Perrot of Wellington (the forged generation)"

"Damaris Perrot, sister of Sir Herbert Perrot (died 1686) = Owen Edwardes (died before 7 August 1669)"

"John Edwardes (died 1738) = Frances Phillipps (died January 1728/29), daughter of William Phillipps, Member of Parliament, Sheriff for Pembrokeshire and Martha Price"

"Owen Edwardes (died after 7 Auguest 1745) = Jane Mortimer, a descendant of John, King of England"

"Rowland Edwardes (1720-1778) = Anne Harries, daughter of George Harries, Sheriff for Pembrokeshire and Margaret Symins"

"John Owen Edwardes (1745-1828) = Catherine Tucker (1753-1826), daughter of John Tucker and Mary Tucker"

"William Tucker Edwardes, Sheriff for Pembrokeshire (1784-1858) = Anna Martha Philipps (1789-1876), daughter of John George Philipps, Member of Parliament and Anne Ball"

http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Soc/soc.genealogy.medieval/2008-04/msg01065.html
From: suthen <suthen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:58:52 -0700 (PDT)

Damaris married Owen Edwardes of Trefgarne, Pembrokeshire.

Children from this marriage were:

   81 M    i. Francis Edwardes died in 1725.

Notes: He lived at Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales.1 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Haverfordwest between 1722 and 1725

   82 M    ii. John Edwardes died in 1738.

   83 M    iii. Owen Edwardes .

   84 F    iv. Martha Edwardes .

74. Herbert Perrot (Herbert (Sir)⁷, Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1643 in Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire and died in 1677 in London, at age 34.

Notes: "Herbert Perrot, first son of Herbert of Wellington of Hereford, equitis, Merton College, 1662, aged 15, bar-at-law, Middle Temple, 2 June 1671."

Councillor at-law. Stabbed by Captain Smith or South in the Devil's Tavern, Fleet Street, London, and died as a consequence of his wounds. Buried in the round part of Temple Church.

Links that Bind lists his mother as Unknown Barlow.


From Kimber & Johnson, 1771, p 465
"a man of refined parts, who wrote many lampoons on Charles, and other severe satires, on his neglecting the families who had sacrificed their fortunes, and exposed their persons, in espousing the cause of their sovereign. On this account it is supposed, that captain South was the more readily pardoned, after his condemnation, for stabbing Herbert in the back, as he turned from him in the passage of the Devil Tavern, Fleet-street, London; in which place he had vanquished South, and on his knees, delivered him his sword, bidding him to thank his daughter for his life."


Mentioned in his father's will:
"I do hereby will and devise my Executrix to cause another plate of Brass to be well and deeply engraven and erected and placed over the body of my sonne Herbert Perrot who lies buried in the Middle Temple Church in the Round with the Citty of London with this inscription hereafter following thereon inscribed. "Herbertus Perrot Armiger nuper Societate Medii Templi Filius unicus Herberti Perrot in Agro Pembrochiensi Militis. Summi Ingenii, omnibus gratissimus universis animi et corporis dotibus egregii pollens et qui non neminis suffragis ad ardua tantum natus videbatur. Tandem (pro! facinus) ferro inimicae et perfidae manus immature praereptus ingenti Parentis dolore plurimis amicorum fletibus, et mira cunctorum sympathia sed omn epitaphio major hic jacet. "

Herbert married Judith Barrow. Judith died in Jan 1676 and was buried on 28 Jan 1676 in Canon Pyon.

The child from this marriage was:

   85 M    i. Francis Perrot was born in 1675 and was christened on 5 Jul 1675.

75. Hester Perrot (Herbert (Sir)⁷, Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1669 and was buried in 1715.

Notes: Became sole heir at age 14

Hester married Sir James Pakington 4th Baronet. James died in 1727.

Notes: Haroldstone thus passed from the Perrot family to the Packington family

The child from this marriage was:

   86 M    i. Sir Herbert Perrott Pakington died in 1748.

79. Richard Perrot (Francis⁷, Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹).

Richard married Anne Smith. Anne was born in Brookhouse, Cheshire.

Children from this marriage were:

   87 F    i. Delicia Perrot .

+ 88 M    ii. Stonier Perrot .

+ 89 M    iii. Richard Perrot was born in 1728 in Broseley in Shropshire or in Shewsbury and died in Broseley, County Salop.

   90 M    iv. Francis Perrot died in 1741.

Francis married Alicia Burn. Alicia was born in Newcastle, Staffordshire.

   91 F    v. Naomy Perrot .

Naomy married Valentine Stead. Valentine was born in Halifax.

   92 F    vi. Ann Perrot died in 1731.

   93 M    vii. Sir James Perrot .

Notes: from Kimber & Johnson, p 465-
"employed in many capacities by the government; and, on his reliquishing a balance due to him for the redemption of British slaves, was, on the first of July 1716, created a baronet, with limitation to the eldest son of his brother Richard, and is heirs male, but not permitted to take the rank from the original grant of this dignity to Sir Francis Perrott, knight and baronet, June 29, 1611."

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88. Stonier Perrot (Richard⁸, Francis⁷, Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹).

Stonier married Ann Place. Ann was born in York Place.

Children from this marriage were:

   94 M    i. Richard Perrot .

   95 M    ii. Francis Perrot died in 1796 in Hawkestone, Coventry.

   96 F    iii. Ann Perrot .

89. Richard Perrot (Richard⁸, Francis⁷, Robert⁶, Richard⁵, Thomas⁴, John³, William², John¹) was born in 1728 in Broseley in Shropshire or in Shewsbury and died in Broseley, County Salop.

Richard married Rebecca Wyke. Rebecca was born in Wacton Court, Herefordshire.

Children from this marriage were:

   97 M    i. James Perrot died in 1797 in Braintree, Essex.

   98 F    ii. Naomy Perrot .

Naomy married Charles Wilson.

   99 F    iii. Theodosia Perrot .

   100 F    iv. Rebecca Perrot .

Rebecca married General Harvey.

   101 F    v. Delicia Perrot .

   102 F    vi. Ann Perrot .

Ann married Dukesell. Dukesell was born in Colebrooke Dale.

   103 M    vii. Eleazer Perrot .

Notes: From The Perrott Pedigree-- unpublished Perrott pedigree handwritten by the 6th & last Baronet Sir Herbert:

"quitted the British Empire in disgust from the neglect of the Government after the important services he had rendered it, and entered into the service of a native Prince in India and became Generalissimo of Holkar's Forces. Vide Loro Lake's Despatches as to his great Military Tactics, Gallantry, and Humanity to the British (August 1805)."

Need to investigate if this Eleazer was a progenitor the one who appears in Lynn, MA, shortly afterwards-- See https://p-rr-tt.org.uk/NA/Eleazer.html

   104 M    viii. Sir Richard Perrot died on 22 Jan 1796.

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