1. George Perrot of Haroldston/Haverfordwest was born in Yorkshire.

General Notes: Claimed to be the 3rd on of Sir Owen Perrot of Pembrokeshire, by both the Herald and Sir John Perot; but this is not possible, given they were contemporaries. More likely he was son of John from Haverfordwest, 2nd cousin to Sir Owen (Turvey, 1990).

"There is no evidence to support George's claim to be descended from Owen Perrot, and the description of Owen as the third brother of the Perrot family, is certainly erroneous. However, this lack of evidence need not disqualify George claiming descdnt from the Haroldston branch. In terms of chronology and his original residence in Haverfordwest, George may well have been a cousin of Sir Owen, but he was certainly not descended from his near contemporary. It may be ventured that George may have been the son of John Perrot of the Woodstock line, and as a result, a secon cousin of Sir Owen and third in descent of the Haroldston line." (Turvey, 1990).

As to John Perrot of the Woodstock line, Turvey (1990) writes: "This cade branch, the Perrots of Woodstock, .... was founded in the 1460's by John, the youngest son of Sir Thomas Perrot (c. 1398-1461) of Haroldston near Haverford West. Although largely ignored by both historians and genealogists, the Revd. E.L. Barnwell does briefly note John and his immediate successors. John first makes his appearance in March 1462. Of all members of the minor Perrot lines, his is the best documented life. It is known that he acquired property in the town of Haverfordwest, to which his son and heir transferred the family home after the death of John in June 1493.

His son and heir was also called John but little is known of his life and activities after 1495 other than the fact that he was firmly established as a burgess of Haverfordwest."

George married Isabella Langdale of Langdale Hall. Isabella was born in Yorkshire.

General Notes: Arms: Sable, a chevron between three estoiles, argent.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 2 M    i. Robert Perrot was born in 1478 in Yorkshire and died 20 Apr 1550 in Oxford at age 72.

2. Robert Perrot (George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1478 in Yorkshire and died 20 Apr 1550 in Oxford at age 72.

General Notes: Got the grant of arms in 1549- the 3 pears of the Welsh families + a star to show descent from the 3rd son.

First appears in Mary Magdalen College, Oxford, as attendant of John Stokysley, later Bishop of London. Apparetly Stokesley ot too friendly with Robert's wife, and the record indicates he had to pay him off with 20 marcs in 1506/7.

-1510: Robert becomes instructor of choristers
-1515: made organist; applies for license to study degree of Bachelor of Music; was asked to compose 1 mass and 1 song before proceeding. He must have obtained his degree, as there used to be a window of St. Peter in the East, depicting him with the inscription, "Robertus Perrot, Baccalaureus Musices."

-1529: was a proctor of the Guild of St. George in the church of St. Michael, Oxford
-1534: is receiver-general for archdeaconry of Buckingham & receiver of rents for Christchurch, Oxford.

Buried in St. Peter's Church. Epitath = "Robert Perrot of Oxon, gent., ob. 20 April, 1550, son of G. Perrot of Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire. Alice Perrot, widow of Robert Perrot, buried by [near] her husband,Sept. 1588.

From PSOC 19(4):188: "His son, Simon, wrote in the family register that 'My father Mr. Robert Parret (sic) was born in Hachness in the Countie of York, his fathers name was George Parret, his mother's name was Isabell Langdall -- ' He also states tht his father was 72 years old when he died, thus b c 1478." This passage has led to speculation that the Oxfordshire branch of the family was derived from the Yorkshire branch.

Note: Barnwell lists an additional 3 sons (Robert, Thomas and William) based on "good authority" although they do not appear on the register (Bodl. MS Trinity College B 83 p. 111d), which also states there were only 10 children (pers com B.S.)

Robert married Alice Gardiner, daughter of Robert Gardiner and Alice Orpewood,. Alice was born in Sunningwell, Berkshire and died in 1588 in Oxford.

General Notes: There are conflicting reports as to her death date, ranging from 1 May to 2 July.

From Registers and Accounts of Magdalen College, Oxford: "to Alice Perrot widow of Robert Perrot, Organist, Fellow, the parsonage of Horspath was leased for ten years, at a rent of 113 shillings and 4 pence."

Children from this marriage were:

+ 3 M    i. Leonard Perrot of Drayton was born in Oxford.

   4 F    ii. Elizabeth Perrot was born in Oxford.

Elizabeth married William Standen of Mitcham, Surrey.

   5 F    iii. Catharine Perrot was born in Oxford.

   6 F    iv. Alice Perrot was born in Oxford.

   7 F    v. Dorothy Perrot was born in Oxford.

Dorothy married Dr. Unknown Brydges.

Dorothy next married John Maynard.

Dorothy next married Thomas Skipwell.

Dorothy next married Unkown Rogers.

   8 M    vi. John Perrot was born in Oxford and died before 1575. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: - Lived in London, died without issue.
- Upon his death, John willed his properties to his brother Leonard, and to two trustees, WILLIAM ABRAM and Robert Tailboies, both of London.

   9 F    vii. Jane/Joan Perrot was born in Oxford.

   10 F    viii. Agnes Perrot was born in Oxford.

   11 M    ix. Clement Perrot was born in 1512 in Oxford. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Died without issue.
-1523: organist of Magdalen College
-Corpus Christi College, 1530
-1532: B.A.
-1532: Clerk of Magdalene College
-1535: Fellow of Lincoln College
-1535: Master of Arts
-1541: rector of Farthington, Northampton
-1543: B.D.
-1544: prebend of Buckden in Lincoln Cathedral
-1544: Rector of Middleton Stoney
-1544: Cannon of Lincoln
-1561: Cannon of Newington, Oxon

+ 12 M    x. Simon Perrot Gent. was born in Sep 1513 in Oxford, died 24 Sep 1584 at age 71, and was buried in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

3. Leonard Perrot of Drayton (Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in Oxford.

General Notes: -1533: was clerk of Magdalen College
-1550: was tenant of Horsepath
-1575: was in Drayon, Oxford co, where he settled
- Note that this line of Perrots ended with the 1st, third, and 4th sons. The Oxford visitation of 1574 lists 2 sons named Richard.
-wrote will in 1594

Arms: Gules, three pears or, on a chief argent a demi-lion rampant issuant sable, a mullet charged with a crescent for a difference [Perrott], impaling, Quarterly of eight:

1 and 8: Gules, three bars or, in chief a greyhound courant of the second [Skipwith]
2: On a chevron cotised three lions rampant (untinctured)
3: Paly of six within a bordure engrailed, over all on a canton a spur (untinctured) [Knight]
4. Quarterly per fess danoettée, argent and sable, in the first and fourth quarters a bugle horn of the second [Forster].
5. Azure, three peacocks' heads erazed argent
6. Gules, on a fess or three fleurs-de-lys azure [Crawley]
7. Gules, a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed or, over a canton of the last

Crest: On a wreath, argent and gules, a parrot vert, holding a pear or, slipped and leaved proper, charged with a mullett and crescent as in the arms for a difference.

Leonard married Symor Unknown.

Leonard next married Dorothy Skipwith, daughter of Thomas Skipwith of St. Albans and Unknown,.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 13 M    i. John Perrot of Dorchester .

+ 14 M    ii. Richard Perrot of Sutton Courtney, Berks. died in 1636.

+ 15 M    iii. Clement Perrot .

+ 16 M    iv. Lawrence (Leonard) Perrot .

   17 F    v. Dorcas Perrot .

Dorcas married William Lyde alias Joyner of Dorchester.

   18 F    vi. Elizabeth Perrot was born in Drayton, Oxford.

12. Simon Perrot Gent. (Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in Sep 1513 in Oxford, died 24 Sep 1584 at age 71, and was buried in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

General Notes: 1532- proceeded to bachelor of arts degree
1533- elected Fellow of Magdalen College
1536- M.S.
1538- B. Med. Supd.
1541-50: principal of Magdalen Hall
1545-6: junior proctor
1547: Registrar of Bucks
1547-8: bursar for the college
1551: Bailiff for the college
-Then resings fellowship, gets married, following death of his father, and moves to Northleigh

22 May 1546- made Notary Public
22 July 1547- Registrar of Buckinghamshire
11 April 7 Edward VI (1553)- Simon takes possession of Trinity Hall, Oxford
2 Feb 1550- appointed by Edward VI bailiff of the Chantry Lands within the county of Oxford
1551- bailiff of Magdalen College
20 Jan 1559- steward of divers manors to Dame Elizabeth Pope.

He and first wife were buried in St. Peter's in the East. The tombstone is no longer there, but the inscription remains on a plaque:

"Here resteth the bodies of Simon Perrot, Gentleman, Master of Arte, late Fellowe of Magdalen College, and twise Proctor of the Universitie of Oxford; and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Edward Love of Aenhoe in the county of Northampton, Esquier; which Simon departed this world the 24 day of Septembr in the yere of oure Lorde God MCCCCC 84, and in the yere of his age 71; & Elizabeth departed in childe bed the xxxiiij day of December in the yere of our Lorde God MCCCCCXXII, and in the year of her age XLII."

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From: http://www.magd.ox.ac.uk/history/cc_perrot.shtml

The Perrot Oration

"This Oration is delivered in Hall on the Monday prior to St. Mark's Day, at the conclusion of dinner, and nowadays after the Choir has sung Grace and the Hymnus Eucharisticus. It is given by a Classical scholar in Latin and provides an annual account of the principal events of the year, including the retirement of Fellows and the arrival of new ones. The auditors consist of all of the Scholars, Demies and Sacristans of the College as well as the Fellows, Lecturers and their guests.

"Simon Perrot was a 16th century benefactor who left £1 to be divided among the President and Fellows present at his commemoration, 5s 4d to be divided among the Choristers and 1s 4d to the Choir Master. He also provided for the sermon which is delivered in the Chapel on the Sunday closest to St. Mark's Day."



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From: British History Online, Source: North Leigh: Manor and other estates. A History of the County of Oxford: Volume XII, Alan Crossley (Editor) (1990):

"A branch of the Perrott family had lived at North Leigh for almost a century before the acquisition of the manor in 1676 by James Perrott. Simon Perrott (d. 1584), an Oxford lawyer related by marriage to Sir Thomas Pope, began to acquire copyhold land in North Leigh when, in 1559, he was appointed steward by Sir Thomas's widow Elizabeth. By 1581 Simon had a house at New Well End, a cottage at East End, 2 ½ yardlands, said to comprise 77 a. of arable land, a small meadow, and 6 closes."


Had homes in Northleigh and Oxford.
Pers com from B.S., 2013.: First of the family to move to Northleigh. Bought land there 1555 "This presumably happened because he was connected by marriage to Sir Thomas Pope who had bought the manor of North Leigh in 1544. (Simon's wife Elizabeth was the step-daughter of Sir Thomas Pope's sister.)"

Note: The manor of Sir Thomas Pope was later purchased by <a href=oxfordshire-silver pears.shtml">James Parrott</a>, from a different branch of the family.

Also Pers com from B.S.: "It is acually stated in Simon Perrott's Register (Bodl. MS Trinity College B 83, p. 111d) that Simon and his brothers and sisters were born in Oxford."

Simon married Elizabeth Love, daughter of Edward Love and Alice Arden, 28 Sep 1550. Elizabeth was born 1 Mar 1529, died 24 Dec 1572 at age 43, and was buried in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

General Notes: Step niece of Thomas Pope, who originally owned the Northleigh property that went on to become Perrot property.

Note that son Robert appears to be born just 5 months after Ann his sister. As per Beryl Schumer: "I took those dates directly from Simon Perrott's Register, and it's probable that, since the New Year then began late in March, those in the 1st three months of the year should be, by our reckoning, a year later \endash i.e. Robert born 11 Jan 1553/4, Simon b 14 Jan 1554/5, Alice b 23 Feb 1555/6 ."

Children from this marriage were:

   19 M    i. Edward Perrot was born 1 Jul 1551 in Brackley in the Scholmer house, was christened 7 Jul 1551, died 23 Dec 1551 in Charlton, Northampton, and was buried in Newbottle, Northampton. He never married and had no children.

   20 F    ii. Ann Perrot was born 20 Aug 1552 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire.

Ann married Thomas Doylie 5 Feb 1570 in Chesylhampton, Oxon.

+ 21 M    iii. Robert Perrot was born 11 Jan 1553 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire and died 24 Jun 1605 in Northleigh at age 52.

   22 M    iv. Simon Perrot was born 14 Jan 1554 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire.

General Notes: Barnwell has this Simon as the Rector of East Leach St. Martin in Gloucestershire. That is not the case.

Need to confirm that his brith date was not 1559 rather than 1554.

   23 F    v. Alice/Ales Perrot was born 23 Feb 1555 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire.

   24 M    vi. Edward Perrot was born 17 Mar 1556 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire, died 5 May 1556, and was buried in Stoke. He never married and had no children.

   25 F    vii. Elizabeth Perrot was born 30 Oct 1558 in Oxford and died 2 Mar 1570 in Wappenham, Northampton at age 11. She never married and had no children.

   26 M    viii. Walter Perrot was born 22 Jun 1560 in Hensington, was christened 23 Jun 1560 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford, died 27 Apr 1561 in Hensington, and was buried in Stokes. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Barnwell gives name as Walter; Oxford Visitation gives it as William, and Wood's copy of the Visitation as Walter. Buried at Stoke by his brother, Edward

   27 F    ix. Mary Perrot was born in Oxford, was christened 29 Oct 1561 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford, died in 1563 at age 2, and was buried 2 Jun 1563 in Northleigh.

   28 M    x. Francis Perrot was born 24 Apr 1563 in Oxford and was christened 25 Apr 1563 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

General Notes: LTB:
"Francis Perrot of Oxon, Gentleman, Magadalen College, 1577, age 12, demy 1577-80."

Schumer:
"Inherited land in Harwell Berkshire & Banbury, Oxford"

   29 F    xi. Dorothy Perrot was born 24 Jun 1564 in Northleigh.

   30 F    xii. Mary Perrot was born 24 Jun 1564 in Northleigh, died 11 May 1565, and was buried in Northleigh.

   31 F    xiii. Jane Perrot was born 29 Apr 1566 in Oxford and was christened 30 Apr 1566 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

   32 F    xiv. Martha Perrot was born 18 Jul 1567 in Oxford and was christened 19 Jul 1567 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

   33 F    xv. Susanna Perrot was born 1 Oct 1568 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire and was christened 5 Oct 1568 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

Susanna married Richard Lyndgate 15 Oct 1593 in Northleigh.

   34 M    xvi. John Perrot was born 27 May 1570 in Oxford and was christened 27 May 1570 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

General Notes: Schumer:
"Inherited land in Binsey, Berkshire"

   35 M    xvii. Thomas Perrot was born 30 Jun 1571 in Northleigh.

   36 F   xviii. Christian Perrot was born 24 Dec 1572 in Oxford and was christened 25 Dec 1572 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

Simon next married Avise/Agnes White, daughter of Robert White and Unknown, 29 Jun 1573 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

Children from this marriage were:

   37 M    i. Peter Perrot was born 15 Aug 1574 in Northleigh, died in May 1603 in Oxford at age 28, and was buried 16 May 1603 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: -Got his B.A. 1594
-Buried 16 May at St. Peter's in the East, Oxon

   38 M    ii. Simon Perrot Jr was born 1 Dec 1576, was christened 16 Dec 1576 in Northleigh, died in Jan 1577 in Northleigh, and was buried 11 Jan 1577 in Northleigh.

   39 F    iii. Elizabeth Perrot was born 23 Feb 1578 in Northleigh, was christened 25 Feb 1578 in Northleigh, died 21 Oct 1582 in Oxford at age 4, and was buried 22 Oct 1582 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

   40 F    iv. Mary Perrot was born 8 Sep 1580 in Northleigh and was christened 11 Sep 1580 in Northleigh.

   41 F    v. Hester Perrot was born 6 Apr 1582 in Oxford and was buried 1 Jan 1602/03 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

13. John Perrot of Dorchester (Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹).

General Notes: Arms for this branch of the family: Gules, three pears or, on a chief argent a demi-lion rampant, sable, a mullet charged with a crescent for difference [Perrot], impaling, gules three bars or, in chief a greyhound courant of the second [Skipwith].

Crest: A parrot holding in its claw a pear or, slippled and leaved vert, having on its breast a mullet charged with a crescent.

John married Unknown Molyns.

Children from this marriage were:

   42 M    i. Daniel Perrot . He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Died young and without issue.

   43 F    ii. Dorothy Perrot .

Dorothy married Clement Kynersley 11 Jul 1629 in Drayton, Oxford.

   44 F    iii. Anne Perrot .

Anne married Andrew Durdan of New Staines, Middlesex.

   45 F    iv. Margaret Perrot .

   46 F    v. Mary Perrot .

   47 F    vi. Martha Perrot .

14. Richard Perrot of Sutton Courtney, Berks. (Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) died in 1636.

General Notes: Barnwell says of Richard Jr, George and Francis: "Of the three younger brothers, nothing is stated, so it is uncertain whether they left descendants." Could it be nothing is stated because they came to America?

Richard married Winifred Luxford. Winifred was born in Sussex.

Children from this marriage were:

   48 F    i. Mary Perrot was born in 1602 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 12 Dec 1602.

   49 F    ii. Winifred Perrot was born in 1604 and was christened 1 Nov 1604 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

Winifred married John Brownejohn 5 Oct 1625 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   50 F    iii. Elizabeth Perrot was born in 1606.

General Notes: marriage records exist, christening do not, so assignment is tentative

Elizabeth married John Truelock 27 Sep 1635 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   51 M    iv. Richard Perrot was born in 1608 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire, was christened 3 Jul 1608, and died in 1645 at age 37.

   52 M    v. Thomas Perrot was born in 1610 and was christened 3 Jun 1610 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   53 F    vi. Jane Perrot was born in 1612 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 25 Oct 1612.

Jane married John Semar 8 Feb 1630/31 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   54 M    vii. James Perrott was born in 1614 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 27 Mar 1614.

General Notes: Toynbee (Oxoniensia, 1946-7), argues that the James Perrot of Northleigh who had the Perrot coat returned to him and the James son of Richard and Winifred Luxford Perrot, are not the same person.

James son of Richard and Winifred, was born in 1607. In contrast, James of the restored arms died in 1687 at age 88, meaning he has born in 1599.

James married someone.

+ 55 M    viii. Francis Perrot was born in 1616 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 26 Dec 1616.

+ 56 M    ix. George Perrot was born in 1618 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 8 Mar 1617/18.

   57 F    x. Susanna Perrot was born in 1619 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 27 Jun 1619.

General Notes: Might be one who married a Turner

15. Clement Perrot (Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹).

Clement married Unknown.

Children from this marriage were:

   58 F    i. Elizabeth Perrot .

Elizabeth married Richard Roberts.

   59 M    ii. Richard Perrot .

16. Lawrence (Leonard) Perrot (Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹).

General Notes: Lived at Einsham in Oxford.

Lawrence married Unknown.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 60 M    i. Richard Perrot .

21. Robert Perrot (Simon Gent.³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born 11 Jan 1553 in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire and died 24 Jun 1605 in Northleigh at age 52.

General Notes: - Appointed chorister of Magdalen College at age 15
- Elected demy for 3 years afterwards [ie, recipient of a scholarship]
- 1589- organist of Magdalen College
- became bailiff for the college until his death

-Buried in Northleigh Church. His monument bears the following inscription:
"Here lyeth Robert Perrot of North Leigh, Gent., who married Mary, daughter of Oliver Withington, Gent. Doctor of Physic, by whom he had iiij sons and iiij daughters; and as he lived vertuously with credit, so with assured faith in Christe he departed the xxiiij. June. mdcv (24 of June, 1605).

To whose memory his loving wife, in testification of her love, in doleful duty erected this monument."

There are 3 coats on the monument 1) Perrot; 2) Perrot impaling Langdale; and 3) Perrot impaling Love; with his father and grandfather's coats below.

Robert married Mary Withington 10 Jul 1587 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford. Mary died 10 Oct 1622 in Northleigh and was buried 16 Oct 1622 in Oxford.

Children from this marriage were:

   61 F    i. Anne Perrot was born 13 Sep 1588 in Oxford and was christened 14 Sep 1588 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford.

Anne married William Poole of Gloucester.

   62 M    ii. Oliver Perrot was born 14 Nov 1589 in Oxford, was christened 15 Nov 1589 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford, and was buried 15 Jan 1589/90 in St Peter's in the East, Oxford. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Buried in St. Peter's in the East.

   63 F    iii. Mary Perrot was born 29 Nov 1590 in Northleigh and was christened 1 Dec 1590 in Northleigh.

Mary married John Banks of Abingdon.

   64 F    iv. Elizabeth Perrot was born 24 Mar 1591/92 in Northleigh, was christened 26 Mar 1592 in Northleigh, died in Feb 1624/25 at age 32, and was buried 24 Feb 1624/25 in Northleigh.

+ 65 M    v. Edward Perrot was born 7 Feb 1593/94 in Abingdon, was christened 10 Feb 1593/94 in Northleigh, died in Feb 1684/85 in Halywell near Oxford at age 91, and was buried 27 Feb 1684/85 in Northleigh.

   66 F    vi. Susan Perrot was born 21 Jun 1595 in Northleigh, was christened 22 Jun 1595 in Northleigh, died in Aug 1649 at age 54, and was buried 31 Aug 1649 in Northleigh.

General Notes: Burial: (SP's Reg. p. 107d)

   67 M    vii. John Perrot was born 29 Apr 1597 in Northleigh, was christened 1 May 1597, and died 9 Oct 1597 in Enstone, Oxfordshire. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: burial: (SP's Reg. p. 107d)

   68 M    viii. Robert Perrot was born 15 May 1599 in Northleigh, was christened 19 May 1599 in Northleigh, and died in Gray's Inn.

General Notes: 10 Aug 1618- called to the bar at Gray's Inn, Robert Perrot, son of Robert Perrot of Northley, Oxon., gent.

burial: (SP's Reg. p. 107d). From BS: "In Simon Perrott's Register Robert Junior, son of Robert P & Mary Withington, is said to have died at 'Graies' in June with no day or year given." Could Graies be Gray's Inn?

55. Francis Perrot (Richard of Sutton Courtney, Berks.⁴, Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1616 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 26 Dec 1616.

Francis married someone.

His child was:

   69 M    i. Richard Perrot .

General Notes: Mentioned in the will of his uncle, Richard Jr.

56. George Perrot (Richard of Sutton Courtney, Berks.⁴, Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1618 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire and was christened 8 Mar 1617/18.

George married Elizabeth Truelock 16 Apr 1638 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

Children from this marriage were:

   70 F    i. Winifred Perrot was born in 1638 and was christened 27 Dec 1638 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   71 M    ii. Richard Perrot was born in 1642 and was christened 4 Oct 1642 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   72 F    iii. Ann Perrot was born in 1656 and was christened 5 Jul 1656 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   73 F    iv. Sarah Perrot was born in 1658 and was christened 6 Mar 1658/59 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   74 M    v. Leonard Perrot was born in 1661 and was christened 30 May 1661 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

   75 F    vi. Frances Perrot was born in 1663 and was christened 21 Jan 1663/64 in Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire.

60. Richard Perrot (Lawrence (Leonard)⁴, Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹).

Richard married Unknown Prince, daughter of Unknown Prince of Berkshire and Unknown,.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 76 M    i. Francis Perrot was born in 1613 and died after 1666.

65. Edward Perrot (Robert⁴, Simon Gent.³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born 7 Feb 1593/94 in Abingdon, was christened 10 Feb 1593/94 in Northleigh, died in Feb 1684/85 in Halywell near Oxford at age 91, and was buried 27 Feb 1684/85 in Northleigh.

General Notes: From Barnwell: "Soon after the battle of Edgehill, on the king's returning to Oxford, he issues a protection to the person and property of Edward Perrot. This was dated the last day of October, 1642. On the 14th day of February, 1643, Edward Perrot was required to assist the royal finances with the loan of £20, either in money or in plate".
King Charles I, spent the morning of June 4, 1644 in his home, after marching out of Oxford. From Hunt, 2010: "In 1644 Oxford was about to be encircled by two parliamentary armies. The royalist army slipped out of Oxford and after a night march camped on what is now North Leigh common; King Charles and the young Prince Charles (aged 14) were entertained by Edward Perrott at Perrottshill farm. In gratitude King Charles gave to the two eldest daughters a ring and a pendant as mementoes of his visit and these have been handed down on the female side of the family ever since. The prince himself subsequently sent a third.'


Buried with his wife at Northleigh. His tomb inscription:
"In ye church were interred the bodies of Ed. Perrot, Esq., and of Mary his wife (daughtr of William Stonhouse of Radley in ye county of Berks., Bart.) He was son of Robert ye son of Simon (see ye next monument and a monumt in St. Peters ye East Church in Oxford), and father of Robert ye father of Edwd (see ye monument over ye family seat in ye church) and of Chas. ye present survr: all successive inheritors of ye estates of Northleigh and ye manor of North Hinksey in ye county of Berks. Edward Perrot died 1684, aged 92. Mary died 1658. This monument erected by C.P., 1732."

His arms were Perrot impaling Rogers.

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From: British History Online, Source: North Leigh: Manor and other estates. A History of the County of Oxford: Volume XII, Alan Crossley (Editor) (1990).

"Edward (d. 1685) added further to the family holdings, acquiring 2 yardlands formerly held by the Curtis family. (Footnote 26) In 1650, when Edward enfranchised his lands, the estate comprised c. 5 ½ yardlands."

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LTB: "Edward Perrot of Oxon, Gentleman, St. Alban Hall, Matric, 1609-10, age 15, B.A. 1611-12; bar-at-law, Grays Inn, 1621.

NOTE: Toynbee agrees that got his education at St. Alban Hall, Oxford, but that he got called to the bar by Lincoln's Inn, 1621.

Edward married Elizabeth Stonehouse 23 Jan 1622/23 in Radley, Berkshire. Elizabeth died 5 Mar 1657/58 in Northleigh and was buried 9 Mar 1657/58 in Northleigh.

General Notes: Sometimes recorded as Mary.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 77 M    i. Robert Perrot was born 7 Nov 1623 in Radley, Berkshire and died 18 Apr 1698 in Northleigh at age 74.

   78 F    ii. Elizabeth Perrot was born 15 Jun 1625 in Northleigh, was christened 23 Jun 1635 in Northleigh, died in May 1651 in Northleigh at age 25, and was buried 5 May 1651 in Northleigh. She never married and had no children.

   79 F    iii. Anne Perrot was born 26 May 1626 in Radley, Berkshire, died in Nov 1654 at age 28, and was buried 24 Nov 1654 in Northleigh. She never married and had no children.

   80 M    iv. Charles Perrot was born 10 Dec 1627 in Abingdon, was christened in St. Helen's Church, died 23 Apr 1677 in Oxford at age 49, and was buried in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: -Student at Grays Inn, 1646
-Entered Oriel College 1647
-Bachelor of Arts, Oriel College, 1649
-Fellow of the college, 1652
-Master of Arts, 30 June 1653
-Incorporated Cambridge 1659
-Travelled abroad

   81 M    v. Edward Perrot was born 23 Nov 1629 in Northleigh, was christened 8 Dec 1629 in Northleigh, and died 16 Oct 1667 in Oporto, Portugal at age 37.

General Notes: -Became a Portuguese merchant living in Oporto

   82 M    vi. William Perrot was born in 1630 in Northleigh, was christened 7 Dec 1630 in Northleigh, and died in London. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Became a draper in London

   83 F    vii. Mary Perrot was born 21 Nov 1631 in Northleigh, was christened 3 Dec 1631 in Northleigh, and died 25 Aug 1665 in Canditch, Oxford at age 33.

Mary married Richard Lydell M.D.

General Notes: Warden of Merton College, Oxford (1693-1704)

   84 F    viii. Ursula Perrot was born 23 Jun 1633 in Northleigh, was christened 2 Jul 1633 in Northleigh, and died in 1705 in Oxford at age 72.

General Notes: Will probated 4 Dec 1705

   85 M    ix. Simon Perrot was born in 1635 in Northleigh, was christened 5 Dec 1635 in Northleigh, died in May 1661 at age 26, and was buried 27 May 1661 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: Became a grocer in London

   86 M    x. John Perrot was born in Jul 1636 in Northleigh and was christened 18 Feb 1636/37 in Northleigh.

General Notes: Became a fishmonger in London

John married Anne Devell. Anne was born in Eynsham, Oxon and was buried 8 Jan 1692/93 in Northleigh. They had no children.

76. Francis Perrot (Richard⁵, Lawrence (Leonard)⁴, Leonard of Drayton³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1613 and died after 1666.

General Notes: Still living in Ensham, Oxfordshire in 1666.

Francis married Alice Bowring, daughter of Thomas Bowring of St. Mary's, Oxon and Unknown,.

The child from this marriage was:

   87 M    i. Samuel Perrot died in 1660 in Oxford.

General Notes: -Died young
-Buried in St. Mary's, Oxon

77. Robert Perrot (Edward⁵, Robert⁴, Simon Gent.³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born 7 Nov 1623 in Radley, Berkshire and died 18 Apr 1698 in Northleigh at age 74.

General Notes: 7 June 1643, Robert Perrot, son and heir of Edward Perrot of Northley, Oxon Gent. Called to the Bar 26 Nov 1651. Ancient (ie, senior barister) 18 May 1667.

Robert married Susana Coningsby, daughter of Thomas Coningsby of North Mimms in Hertfordshire and Martha Button,. Susana died 27 Nov 1716 in Northleigh.

Children from this marriage were:

   88 F    i. Margaret Perrot was born in 1644 in Northleigh and died in 1730 at age 86.

General Notes: Not in the list of children provided in the 1669 visitation [PT 1(4):88].

Margaret married Unknown Chambers.

   89 F    ii. Martha Perrot .

   90 F    iii. Anne Perrot .

   91 M    iv. Edward Perrott was born in 1653 and died 24 Jan 1728/29 at age 76.

General Notes: -The 1669 Visitation lists him as being 22 years old in 1675 (a 'typo'?). Thus, his real birthdate might have been 1647 rather than 1653.

-Died without issue.
-Was barrister at Lincoln's Inn (the Temple)
-Royalist and supporter of James II. Barnwell says "Edward Perrot was a non-juror and a staunch royalist, as his father, uncle, and grandfather had been. He is said to have assisted with his purse James II, who in return sent him two miniatures of his son, taken at different periods."

-Will written 1 March 1726, proved 7 February 1729, London
-Buried at Northleigh. Monument reads:

"In memory of Edward Perrot, eldest son of Robert and Susannah his wife, with whom he lies buried in the churchyard. This monument was erected by Margaret his relic, who had lived happily with him for forty-six years, and desired at her death not to be separated from him."

The following is from The P-rr-tt Society Family Notes. 2005. 22:34.
"Evidence of property being owned in Lincolnshire by the Perrotts of Northleigh, Oxon, came from the Lindsey Quarter Session Papers held at the Lincoln Archives. On page 138 of the 1723 Sessions there are references to 'Oaths and Declarations of Papist Estates' and to Edward Perrott and Margaret his wife of Oxfordshire who, it would seem, owned farms and lands at Kengersby and Snitterby Carr. Edward was the son of Robert and Susanna Connigsby and married Margaret Blount in 1683."

Note: specific mention of the property in Lincolnshire appears in his wife Margaret's will.

Edward married Margaret Blount in Jul 1683 in St Bride's, London. Margaret was born in 1666, died 24 Feb 1730/31 in Northleigh at age 65, and was buried 1 Mar 1730/31 in Northleigh. They had no children.

General Notes: -Heiress of Kingerby in Lincolnshire
-Will written 7 April 1731, proved 8 April 1732, London

+ 92 M    v. Charles Perrot was born in 1656, died in Jun 1739 at age 83, and was buried 18 Jun 1739 in Northleigh.

   93 F    vi. Susanna Perrot was christened 7 Jun 1658 in St Botolph without Aldersgate, London.

   94 M    vii. Robert Perrot was born 8 Mar 1659/60, was christened in St Botolph without Aldersgate, London, and was buried 31 Jul 1694 in Northleigh.

92. Charles Perrot (Robert⁶, Edward⁵, Robert⁴, Simon Gent.³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1656, died in Jun 1739 at age 83, and was buried 18 Jun 1739 in Northleigh.

General Notes: According to Barnell (p 99), before inheriting the family estate from his brother, Charles lived at Perrot's Lodge in Wychewood Forest- this datum needs to be verified. He lived in Oxford for some time.

Charles married Ann Rogers 13 Oct 1691 in Eynsham, Oxon. Ann died 20 Oct 1724 in Northleigh.

Children from this marriage were:

   95 M    i. Robert Perrot was born in Apr 1693 in Northleigh, was christened 29 Apr 1693 in Northleigh, died in Dec 1728 at age 35, and was buried 12 Dec 1728 in Northleigh.

General Notes: -Died unmarried and without issue.
-Barnwell: "The failure of an intended marriage with a member of the Godolphin family is said to have led to hard drinking and an early death."

   96 M    ii. Charles Perrot was born in Dec 1694 in Northleigh, was christened 29 Dec 1694 in Northleigh, died in Jan 1726/27 at age 32, and was buried 22 Jan 1726/27 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: -Died without issue
-Entered the holy orders
-Barnwell: "Died suddenly in his reading-desk in his church in Hertfordshire."

   97 M    iii. Edward Perrot was born in 1699 in Northleigh, was christened 14 Jul 1699 in Northleigh, died in Feb 1709/10 at age 11, and was buried 19 Feb 1709/10 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

+ 98 M    iv. John Perrot was born in 1699 in Northleigh, was christened 8 Jul 1699 in Northleigh, died in May 1722 at age 23, and was buried 21 May 1722 in Northleigh.

   99 M    v. Benjamin Perrot died in 1743 and was buried 19 Jul 1743 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

   100 F    vi. Anne Perrot was born in Northleigh and was christened 20 Mar 1700/01 in Northleigh.

Anne married Edmund Sparrow. Edmund was born in Northleigh.

   101 M    vii. Francis Perrot was born in 1704, was christened 6 Apr 1704 in Oxford St Peter le Bailey, and was buried 24 Jul 1704 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

   102 F    viii. Catherine Perrot .

Catherine married Richard Whitehall.

Catherine next married John Parker of Oxford.

   103 M    ix. William Perrot was born in 1705, was christened 17 Sep 1705 in Oxford St Peter le Bailey, died 22 Jul 1765 in Northleigh at age 60, and was buried 24 Jul 1765 in Northleigh. He never married and had no children.

General Notes: -Died unmarried and without issue
-Was a chorister of Magdalen College in 1728
-Made clerk on 9 March 1730
-Died 4 days after falling off a horse and getting trampled. After his death, the family estate was left to his sisters, who sold it to the Duke of Marlborough, something William had tried to prevent in first place.
-Barnwell: "Thus in 1765 terminated the oldest, and most important, branch of the Oxfordshire Perrots."

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From: British History Online, Source: North Leigh: Manor and other estates. A History of the County of Oxford: Volume XII, Alan Crossley (Editor) (1990):

"William, the only male heir remaining. William died in 1765, and in the following year his sisters Catherine, Susanna, and Jane and his nieces Anne Dalby and Elizabeth Silvester, sold the estate, recorded as c. 900 a., perhaps three times the true figure, to George Spencer, duke of Marlborough. Known then as Great House or Hill farm, later as PERROTTS HILL FARM, the estate included Lower Riding farm, and formed part of the Blenheim estate until 1920, when it was sold to the tenant, Edgar Woodward, in whose family it remained in 1984."

NOTE: Upon purchase of the property, the duke of Marlborough had the Perrot manor demolished (Toynbee)

   104 F    x. Jane Perrot .

Jane married George Underwood.

Jane next married Unknown Walker.

   105 F    xi. Susanna Perrot was born in 1709 in Oxford and was christened 23 Apr 1709 in Oxford St Michael.

Susanna married William Standert 12 Oct 1732 in Northleigh.

98. John Perrot (Charles⁷, Robert⁶, Edward⁵, Robert⁴, Simon Gent.³, Robert², George of Haroldston/Haverfordwest¹) was born in 1699 in Northleigh, was christened 8 Jul 1699 in Northleigh, died in May 1722 at age 23, and was buried 21 May 1722 in Northleigh.

General Notes: Lived at Oxford. Barnwell: Died at an early age from the effect of eating some crabs.

"John Parratt son of Charles of Wychwood Forest, Oxon, Gent, apprenticed to George Brickland, milliner, from 24th June 1714 for seven years. Master to provide nothing. Enrolled 17th August 1714, paying a fee of 60 pounds.

John married Mary Beckford 17 Oct 1721 in St Benet Paul’s Wharf, London. Mary was born in Wolvercote.

The child from this marriage was:

   106 M    i. Edward John Perrot was born in 1722, was christened 18 Oct 1722 in Oxford St Martin, and died 27 Mar 1759 in Northleigh at age 37.

General Notes: -Matriculated at Hertford College 10 Oct 1741
-Died without issue. Upon his death, the estate went to his uncle William.
-Barnwell: "His death is said to have been caused, or at least accelerated, from regret at having accidentally shot a favourite servant with a pistol, while preparing for a journey."