1. John Perrot was born in 1550 and died in 1603 in London at age 53.

General Notes: -- Merchant of London

[PSOC-1988-5(3);76-79-Additional-Data-Since-Barnwell's-Perrott-Notes] has son Richard being 23 in 1607, meaning he was b ca 1584. This means that his most likely parents would be Robert and Elinor Perrot from Worcestershire, who had a son John baptised in 1550. This John would then be right age to father Richard.

Other possibilities on his parentage are:
- PSOC 2003. Barnwell reported John to be another son of Robert and Isabell Langdall Parrott of Oxford.
- A nephew of the above Robert, from an undocumented brother
- The John who is mentioned in the 1571 will of Rhys Perrott, son of Sir Owen
- A Roger Perret from Luton, Bedfordshire, who mentions sons John and Humphrey in his 1535 will

John married Anne.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 2 M    i. Rev Richard Perrot Sr. was born in 1584 in Lombard Street, London, died on 19 Dec 1641 in York, Yorkshire at age 57, and was buried on 21 Dec 1641 in Church of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire.

2. Rev Richard Perrot Sr. (John¹) was born in 1584 in Lombard Street, London, died on 19 Dec 1641 in York, Yorkshire at age 57, and was buried on 21 Dec 1641 in Church of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- 1615 becomes Prebend of York and Vicar of Hull and of Hessle. From:
http://www.allsaintshessle.karoo.net/Historical%20-%20All%20Saints%20Church%20Hessle.htm
"RICHARD PERROT S.T.B. - (One of his printed sermons extant) Lived through Puritan times. Name appears (1640) in list of "scandalous or malignant clergymen" published by "Long Parliament" which opposed Charles I. Deprived of living (1641) and buried in same year in Holy Trinity, Hull. Family afterwards rose to distinction in Hull and York, 1770. Perrott Street, Hull, named after them. Silver chalice belongs to his time."

-- 1626-1641 Prebendary of Osbaldwick
"Coll. 24 Oct. 1626 (Inst. AB 4 f. 466; Inst. AB 5 p. 160). Instal. 27 Oct. (AC 1565- 1634 ff. 635v-636). D. by 21 Dec. 1641 (burial, Holy Trinity, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorks.) (PR Hessle, Yorks., ex inf. Rev. J. N. M. C. Meredith)."
[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/fasti-ecclesiae/1541-1847/vol4/pp51-52]

-- In reference to the prebend of Osbaldwick: "The prebend was endowed with the will of Osbaldwick, Robert de la Ford, prebendary in 1294, holding here a manor and 13 oxgangs in demesne." "Richard Perrott, prebendary in January 1629\\1630, granted this manor to William Lee of York for the lives of Dorothy wife of Richard Perrott and John and Mary Perrott, his children (Close, 1649, pt. ix, m. 7)."http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/yorks/north/vol2/pp164-167]

[PSOC-1988-5(3);76-79-Additional-Data-Since-Barnwell's-Perrott-Notes] Richard was 23 in 1607, meaning he was b ca 1584.

From Alumni Cantabrigienses , p 349:
Adm. pens. at Sidney, Apr. 1603. S. of John citizen of London. B. in Lombard Street, London. Scholar, 1603; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608; B.D. 1614. Ord. deacon (London) May 31, 1607, age 23. V. of Hessle, Yorks., 1615-41. V. Hull, 1615. Preb. of York, 1626-41. Author of a sermon, Jacob's Vows , published in Cambridge, 1627. Died Dec. 19, 1641. Father of Richard. (Nash, Worcs. , I. 448.)

What was Lombard street like 63 years later?
"..was narrow and twisting, and lined with great Elizabethan and medieval houses three and four stories high, crowned with richly worked jetties and casements projecting above a forest of painted and gilded signs. There were more fine houses in the streets and alleys running north and south of Lombard Street, the financial heart of the city, where the wealthiest men of the land had residence ." Source: Hanson, Neil. 2002. The Great Fire of London: In That Apocalyptic Year, 1666.

Richard married Dorothy Harris on 9 Apr 1616. Dorothy was born in 1595 in Huntingdon, died in 1680 in Yorkshire at age 85, and was buried in St. Martin-cum-Gregory.

General Notes: Thoresby 1715 gives her surname as Harris. Later repeated by Barnwell and Parke, 1860. Her will mentions 'my brother Mr. Charles Vaux,' so the possibility needs to be considered that her maiden name was Vaux until more solid documentation can be obtained.

Sacred to the memory of Richard Perrot, fellow of
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, S.T.B., and sub-
-sequently a most devout preacher at York. Here at
last he fell asleep in the year of our Lord 1670, aged 41

Dorothy Perrot, mother of the above-mentioned
Richard Perrott, was here also laid to rest, Anno
Domini 1680, aged 85

Here also lies John Perrott, son of the above
Dorothy, who died on the First of June, 1691, aged 75.

Children from this marriage were:

   3 M    i. John Perrott was christened on 21 Feb 1616/17 in Church of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, died on 1 Jun 1691 in York, Yorkshire at age 74, and was buried on 4 Jun 1691 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory.

General Notes: Here also lies John Perrott, son of the above
Dorothy, who died on the First of June, 1691, aged 75.

+ 4 F    ii. Mary Perrott .

+ 5 F    iii. Elisabeth Perrot died in 1656 in Yorkshire, England and was buried on 9 Jul 1656 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   6 M    iv. Richard Perrot B.D. was born in 1629, died in 1670 in York, Yorkshire at age 41, and was buried in St Martin's Micklegate, York, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

General Notes: -- Was a Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge

-- From: An Accurate Description and History of the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St. Peter, York. Vol 2. 1770, p 197: Was prebendary, 1626.

-- From: Royle, Edward, 1993. Edited version of Ellerby, W and JP Pritchett. 1826. A History of the Nonconformist Churches of York. Borthwick Text and Calendars, University of York. pp 9 & 11.
"It is rather remarkable, that of the regular parochial clergy in York, not one laid down his preferments, in consequence of the provisions of the Act of Uniformity. The four ministers, whom Calamy reports to have been silenced at that city, Messrs. Bowles, Perrot, Williams, and Calvert, had been appointed during the Protectorate, to officiate in turns, at the Minster and other churches, , and were maintained by the state with honourable stipends; the work was equally divided between them; two were at the Minster, on Lord's days for a month; and two at All-hallows in the Pavement, for the other month, alternately."
"Richard Perrot B.D.* was a most learned, ingenious man, and an incomparable preacher. After his ejectment he lived some time with Dr. Robinson of Barniston, where he studied and practised physic with good success. He died at York 1671, aged 41 see page 549, vol. 3). *Richard Perrot (1629-70) - CRev, p 387; Dale, pp 116-17.."

From Alumni Cantabrigienses, p 349:
Adm. pens. (age 15) at Sidney, May 31, 1645. S. of Richard, minister of Hull and Hessle, deceased. Schools, Rockcliffe (Mr. Thompson) and Coxwold. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652; B.D. 1659. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. Cannon of York. Preacher at York Minster during the Commonwealth; ejected, 1662. Adm. extra-licentiate R.C.P., May 18 1670. Practised at Barmston, Yorks. Died at York, 1670. M.I. at St. Martin, Micklegate, York. (Munk I. 360; Le Neve, Mon., IV. 145.)

From Nichols, 1781: "Buried in St. Martin's church, York. His mother, and his brother John, and alderman Perot, are conmemorated on his epitaph. Drake's Ebor. P 273."

-- Inscription on tomb reads, 'Ricardus Perrot, Coll. Sidn. apud Cantab. Socius S.T.B. et Eboraci deinde concionator, pientissimus, hic tandem requievit 1670, aetat. suæ 41.'

Translated here:
Sacred to the memory of Richard Perrot, fellow of
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, S.T.B., and sub-
sequently a most devout preacher at York. Here at
last he fell asleep in the year of our Lord 1670, aged 41

Dorothy Perrot, mother of the above-mentioned
Richard Perrott, was here also laid to rest, Anno
Domini 1680, aged 85

Here also lies John Perrott, son of the above
Dorothy, who died on the First of June, 1691, aged 75.

   7 F    v. Martha Perrott .

General Notes: Dorothy mentions her daugther Martha and John mentions his sister Martha in their respective wills.

+ 8 M    vi. Andrew Perrott Esq. was born in 1632 in Hessle, Yorkshire, died on 4 Jan 1700/01 in York, Yorkshire at age 69, and was buried on 8 Jan 1700/01 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

4. Mary Perrott (Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹).

General Notes: The wording in Dorothy's will "To my sonne in law W: Simon Sisson to buy him a Ringe forty shillings to his wife Mrs. Anne Sisson to buy her a Ringe twenty Shillings" suggesting that her daugher had died and her son in law had remarried.

A daughter Mary is mentioned for Richard Perrott in the Osbaldwick prebend records. By process of elimination, Mary is assigned to this daughter, although there may yet have been another daughter.

Marriage record found in England Marriages 1538-1973

Mary married Simon Sisson on 13 Sep 1651 in Dunnington, Yorkshire.

The child from this marriage was:

   9 M    i. John Sisson .

General Notes: Mentioned in his grandmother, Dorothy's, will: "I have given unto my Grandchild John SSisson (by the Deed before Mentioned) a Certain Close called Ash Garth lying and being in a certaine place called Little Keel?e in the Constabulary of Lissitt in the said County & now in the tenure or occupacon of Wm Richard Thompson and Thomas SStory"

5. Elisabeth Perrot (Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) died in 1656 in Yorkshire, England and was buried on 9 Jul 1656 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1656 - Mrs. Eliz. HEWETT w. of mr. Richard HEWETT, marchant and now shreeve of this cittie deceased this mortal life and was buried July the ninte under the Gray through with her feete Close to the minester Pew.

Elisabeth married Richard Hewit Sr., son of Robert Hewit and Wife 1. Richard was born in 1625 in Yorkshire, England, died in Apr 1673 in Yorkshire, England at age 48, and was buried on 24 Apr 1673 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- Church warden, 1648
-- Sheriff of York, 1656
-- Alderman of York, 1657
-- Lord Mayor of York, 1665
-- Alderman of York, 1667

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Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1648 - mr. Richard HUETT, mr. Thomas Drury, mr. William Hart - Churchwardens for this year

1673 - Mr. Ald. [Alderman] HEWIT bur. 24 Aprill in the middle alley at the upper end

Children from this marriage were:

+ 10 M    i. Richard Hewitt Jr. was born in May 1646 in Yorkshire, England and was christened on 16 May 1646 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   11 F    ii. Elizabeth Hewitt was born in Jul 1647 in Yorkshire, England, was christened on 8 Jul 1647 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died in Jul 1647 in Yorkshire, England, and was buried on 28 Jul 1647 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. She had no relationships and no children.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1647 - Elzabeth HEWET d. to mr. Richard HEWET baptized eight July
1647 - Elizabeth HEWET doughter to mr. Rich. HEWET buryed 28th July

   12 M    iii. Stillborn Hewitt was born in Aug 1648 in Yorkshire, England, died in Aug 1648 in York Co., England, and was buried on 18 Aug 1648.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1648 - mr. Richard HUIT having a son being stillborn was buried 18 August

   13 F    iv. Dority Hewitt was born in Oct 1649 in Yorkshire, England, was christened on 23 Oct 1649, died in Mar 1650 in Yorkshire, England, and was buried on 24 Mar 1649/50. She had no relationships and no children.

   14 M    v. Robert Hewitt Sr. was born in Apr 1651 in Yorkshire, England, was christened on 9 Apr 1651, and died in 1689 in Stafford Co., Virginia at age 38.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1651 - Robart HUETT son to mr. Richard HUETT was baptized the 9 of Apr.

Robert married Sarah Barton.

General Notes: ===
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1689 - 1693; THE ANTIENT PRESS
pp. 270- 270a TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I BENJAMIN NEWTON of Stafford County send Greetinge this two & twentieth day of September in ye yeare 1692 Now Enow yee than I BENJAMIN NEWTON for ye some of Nineteene hundred poundes of Tobacco in Caske in hand paid mee or secured to be paid by SARAH HEWITT of Stafford County Widdow have sold unto ye said SARAH HEWITT her heires a tract of lande wth a parcel of Swampe or Marsh Grounde beinge in County of Stafford & beinge part of a divident of four hundred acres given by JOHN NEWTON Father of said BENJAMIN NEWTON to him ye said BENJAMIN NEWTON as by Deed hearinge date 22d day of July 1690 beinge meted & bounded on Point of Marsh near upon POTOMACE RIVER att a line post pitched in ye said Marsh for that purpose and soe runninge ye said Marsh beinge bounded on ye one side beinge ye westermost side wth ye lande of DR. SMITH late deced lately bought of MATTHEW RUST and on ye other side beinge ye Eastermost side wth ye lande of ROBERT CASHER Son & Heir of ROBERT CASHER late of this County deced and soe runninge up hill you come to ye maine Swampe wch parts this lande now devised and ye lande of said BENJAMIN NEWTON and soe runninge on ye Easterside of that Swampe to ye several line trees wch devides this lande & ye lande of aforesaid ROBERT CASHER main Swampe beinge ye devideinge line of this lande and ye aforesaid BENJAMIN NEWTON accordinge to ye meanderings & windings of ye. said Swamp on ye Eastern side thereof untill you come down to ye said line post pitched in ye said point of Marsh ye place of the first beginninge. In Wittness whereof said BENJAMIN NEWTON hath sett his hande and Seale
In presence of JAMES HEARSE, BENJAMIN NEWTON WILLIAM POWELL
This aforesaid Sale of Lande was by ye said BENJAMIN NEWTON acknowledged to said SARAH HEWITT in ye County Court of Stafford ye 11th day of November 1692 and was then recorded.

   15 F    vi. Elizabeth Hewitt was born in Yorkshire, England, was christened on 10 Aug 1652 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died in Aug 1652 in Yorkshire, England, and was buried on 18 Aug 1652 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. She had no relationships and no children.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory


1652 - Elizabeth HEWIT daughter to Mr. Richard HEWIT bapt. 10 August
1652 - Elizabeth HEWIT the doughtar to mr. Richard HEWIT bur. 18 Aug.

   16 F    vii. Mary Hewit was born on 29 Oct 1653 in Yorkshire, England and was christened on 8 Nov 1653 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1653 - Mary d. to Mr. Rich. HEWITT born Saturday Oct. 29 and bapt. Nov. 8.

   17 M    viii. Francis Hewitt was born on 2 May 1655 in York, Yorkshire and was christened on 9 May 1655 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1655 - ffrancis s. of mr. Richard HEWETT marchant b. may 2 and bap. May 9.

   18 U    ix. Stillborn Hewitt was born in 1656 in Yorkshire, England, died in 1656 in Yorkshire, England, and was buried on 5 Jul 1656. This person had no relationships and no children.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory


1656 - Mr. Richard HEWETT, shreeve, had a child still born and was bur. July 5.

8. Andrew Perrott Esq. (Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1632 in Hessle, Yorkshire, died on 4 Jan 1700/01 in York, Yorkshire at age 69, and was buried on 8 Jan 1700/01 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- Was sheriff of York 1670
-- Was Lord Mayor of York, 1693
-- Was Alderman, 1701

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From the index of Eastlands Company Members at the Borthwick Institute 1646-1689

PERROTT Andrew App 8 yrs to Alderman Robert Horner 22 Mar 1648/9 (f.215v).

Admitted 17 Mar 1661/2 (f.245)

Civic Office: Free 1657; Chamberlain 1669; Sheriff 1670/1 Alderman 1691/2; Lord Mayor 1693 (Skaife)

Family details: Son of Rev Richard Perrott. Mar Martha - and had 19 children; bur 8 Jan 1701/2 St Martin's Micklegate. Will prob 5 Nov 1702 (Skaife)

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Smith, DM. 1996. The Company of Merchant Adventurers in the City of York: Register of Admissions 1581-1835, p 46.

PERROTT, Perrot,
Andrew, merchant, adm. 1657 (A, f.151v); el. Deputy Governor 1681-84 (M1, ff. 26v, 33v, 38r, 40r); el. Governor 1691-93, 1698-99 (m1, ff.133v, 139r, 141v)

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Gauci, Perry. 2001. The Politics of Trade : The Overseas Merchant in State and Society, 1660 - 1720, Oxford University Press p 97

"By the turn of the century [1700] York Alderman Andrew Perrrot was prepared to spend £300 to bind his son to a London Barbary merchant rather than seek to train him locally, thus revealing an informed concern at the future of of the town's oversease trade. 84.

84. Borthwick Institute, prerogative will, Nov. 1702. Little evidence has been found concerning the cost of mercantile apprenticeship at York, although a legal dispute from 1660s records taht the merchant Robert Hilary had been paid £100 for binding Timothy Hawksworth. The dispute suggests that York's failure to train new recruits can in part be linked to the familiar problems of indiscipline among the young- York City archives F8, p 161.

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Monument:

Heare this place lyes interred the body of Andrew Perrott late of this City Alderman and sometime Lord Mayor who died the 4th day of January 1701 in the 69 year of his age.

Andrew married Martha Vaux, daughter of Charles Vaux, on 12 May 1664 in Church of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire. Martha was born in 1646, died on 24 Apr 1721 in York, Yorkshire at age 75, and was buried on 27 Apr 1721 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- P-rr-tt Society gives her surname as Martha Vaux

Monument:

In the same Grave
lies Dame Martha Perrott
his widow who died
April 24th 1721 aged
75. They had
Twelve Sons
& Six Daughters
of whom Eight
survived her.


Will Dated 25 March 1721, proved 1721 at York. Text at
http://www.davekinggenealogy.co.uk/probate/others/WillMarthaPerrott1721.html

Children from this marriage were:

   19 M    i. Robert Perrot . He had no relationships and no children.

General Notes: -- Sherriff of York in 1704

Note: Need to verify if he really dsp as reported. There was another contemporary Robert in the area, m to an Elizabeth, and with several children

+ 20 M    ii. Charles Perrott was born in 1667, died in 1727 at age 60, and was buried on 5 Oct 1727 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

+ 21 M    iii. Andrew Perrot Jr. was born in 1669, was christened on 19 Aug 1669 in Goodramgate, York, Yorkshire, died in 1731 at age 62, and was buried on 14 May 1731 in Hessle, Yorkshire.

   22 F    iv. Mercy Perrott was christened on 8 Sep 1670 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Yorks Arch. Journal, vol 2, p110

York Minster Marriages
12.1.1691-2 Francis Langley & Martha [sic, should be Mercy] Parrott both of York

A footnote has.. FL of York, Gent. Made his will 1722 (wife Mercy). She was his 2^nd wife and the daughter of Andrew Parrott Alderman by Martha d. of Charles Vaux of Hull. Her sister Martha married Rev Thomas Mason in 1704.

Mercy married Francis Langley on 12 Jan 1690/91 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. Francis died about 1722.

   23 M    v. John Perrott was born in 1671, was christened on 14 Dec 1671 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died in 1673 at age 2, and was buried on 13 Jul 1673 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

   24 M    vi. Richard Perrot was born in 1673, was christened on 27 Apr 1673 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died in 1673, and was buried on 24 Jun 1673 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

   25 F    vii. Mary Perrot was born in 1674 and was christened on 11 Jun 1674 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

Mary married William Barnard on 12 Jul 1712 in Thornton Dale.

   26 F    viii. Martha Perrott was born in 1676 and was christened on 22 Mar 1676/77 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

Martha married Rev Thomas Mason on 7 Sep 1704 in York Minster.

General Notes: "Thomas Mason was ordained deacon 21 Dec., 1690, and priest, 20 Sept., 1691, by the bishop of Lincoln. On 14 Dec., 1699, he was instituted to the rectory of Thornton, in Pickering Lithe, which living lie held in 1737"
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Transcriptions/ARY/YorkMinsterMarriages2.html

   27 M    ix. Joshua Perrott was born in 1678 and was christened on 12 Jun 1678 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   28 F    x. Anne Perrott was born in 1679, was christened on 4 Aug 1679 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, and died on 28 Jun 1680 at age 1.

General Notes: England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NP8T-N2N : accessed 17 August 2015), Anne Perrott, 04 Aug 1679; citing reference: FHL microfilm 0599208 IT 2.

   29 M    xi. William Perrot was christened on 23 Aug 1680 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

+ 30 M    xii. Thomas Perrot M.A. was christened on 28 Nov 1681 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died on 12 Jun 1728 in York, Yorkshire at age 46, and was buried on 14 Jun 1728 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory.

   31 M    xiii. Mathew Perrot was christened on 18 Dec 1682 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   32 M    xiv. Samuel Perrot was christened on 14 Feb 1683/84 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   33 M    xv. Daniel Perrot was christened on 6 Apr 1685 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   34 M    xvi. George Perrot was christened on 29 Dec 1686 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- Was a Merchant of Leeds, 1712

From Nichols, 1781: "He was the fifteenth or eighteenth child of the old lady Perrot, then living. She was a comely, grave matron, and had the satisfaction of see one son mayor of Hull, another lord mayor of York, as his father had been."

10. Richard Hewitt Jr. (Elisabeth Perrot³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in May 1646 in Yorkshire, England and was christened on 16 May 1646 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Vital events at the parish church of St. Martin & St. Gregory 'aka' St. Martin-cum-Gregory

1646 - Richard HUET son of mr. Richard HUET was baptized the 16 of may.

Richard married Catherine Ferrars. Catherine was born in 1641 in Yorkshire, England and was christened in 1641.

General Notes: From the Ferrars family bible, sent by Phillipa Dye <p.dye@statslc.com>, and transcribed by her cousin.

In tumulo abhinc proxime jacet
quod Mortale fuit
Catharina
Dilectissima Conjugis
Richard Henit
In Com Ebor Generosi
Filice Py Reverendique Viri
George Ferrars A.M
Ecclesia Watlassierensis
Rector Dignissimi
Qua obit Vicisimo primo die July
Anno Domini 1703
Aetatus suce 62
Hoc Monumentum
Pia Memoria charissime matrus
Francisca Cooke
Filia sola Superstes
Posuit
================================================
Near to this place lyeth Interred
The Body of Catherine
The Dearly beloved Wife of
Richard Henitt
Of the City of Yorke Gentleman
Daughter to the pious & Reverend
Mr.George Ferrars M.A.
Late Rector of ye Church of Watlass
In the Country of Yorke
Who died July ye twenty first
In the year of our Lord 1703
In the 62 Year of her age
Francis Wife of Mr. James Cooke
of Stockton Merchant
Her only Surviving Daughter
Erected this Monument
To the pious Memory of her dear Mother

The child from this marriage was:

+ 35 F    i. Frances Hewitt died on 11 Dec 1751 in Yorkshire, England.

20. Charles Perrott (Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1667, died in 1727 at age 60, and was buried on 5 Oct 1727 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- Church warden for St. Martin-cum-Gregory, 1704
-- Lord Mayor of York in 1710
-- Alderman, 1712 - 1713, 1727

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Smith, DM. 1996. The Company of Merchant Adventurers in the City of York: Register of Admissions 1581-1835, p 46.

"PERROTT, Perrot,
Charles, merchant, adm. 7 Oct. 1707, son of Andrew Perrot, merchant, deceased, by patrimony (M1, f.117v; A, f.155r); el. Governor 1711-13 (M1, ff.133v, 139r, 141v)"

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Smith, DM 1990. A Guide to the Archives of the Company of Merchant Adventurers of York. Univerity of York. pp 159-160, Parish of St. Nicholas

7. Lease for 21 years
Charles Perrot, alderman of York, Governor of the Merchant Adventurers etc. to John Hotham of York, tanner

two closes of pasture in the parish of St Nicholas outside Walmgate Bar, formerly in the possetion of the late William Hotham of York, tanner (father of John); lying on the east side of Tang Hall Lane, the street on the south, and the Tang Hall Pasture towards the north; also 1 close of pasture as above adjoining upon a little lane leading from the high street towards Tang Hall on the west, the high street on the south, the North Field on the north, and a close belonging to the Lord Mayor and alderman of the city of York on the west; annaual rent £8 10s. (in equal instalments at Michaelmas and Lady Day); repair and distraint clauses

Date: 7 April 1711

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Also: Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of burials

Charles married Hannah Trotter, daughter of Edward Trotter Esq. and Mary Lowther, on 23 Jan 1701/02 in St Martin Micklegate, York, Yorkshire. Hannah was born in 1675 in Skelton Castle, Cleveland, died in 1713 at age 38, and was buried on 23 Jun 1713 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory.

General Notes: Here lies interr'd the Body of
Hannah, the wife of Charles
Perrott of the City of York
Alderman and daughter of Edward
Trotter of Skelton Castle in
Cleveland Esq'r by his wife Mary
the Daughter of Sir John Lowther,
[of] Lowther in the County of Westmore-
-land Barronet. Anno Dom
Aged 38

Their issue are Four sons and Three
Daughters of which lye Buried here
Edward, Thomas, Charles, Margaret
dying in infancy.

Oval Shield - 3 pears, in chief lion ramp.
impaling lion ramp. in chief erm,
helm and bird holding a pear in its claw.

Birth year of 1675 calculated based on age on her epitaph. However, her marriage license gives her age as 22, which would put her birth year at 1680 (Yorkshire, Archbishop of York Marriage licences index, 1613-1839)

Children from this marriage were:

   36 M    i. Edward Perrot was born in 1703 in York Co., England and was buried on 18 Feb 1703/04 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire.

   37 M    ii. Thomas Perrot was christened on 7 Dec 1704 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire and was buried on 7 Aug 1705 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

   38 F    iii. Elizabeth Perrot was christened on 26 Feb 1704/05 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire and died on 2 Jul 1785 in Pershore, Worcestershire at age 80.

General Notes: -- Tombstone inscription from Pershore Church
: 'Here lieth the body of Elizabeth Preswick, widow of Coddrington John Preswick of Carlton in Yorkshire, and eldest daughter of Charles Perrot, Esq., of Carlton in the same county. She died July 2, 1785, in the eightieth year of her age.'

Elizabeth married Codrington John Prissick.

   39 F    iv. Martha Perrot was christened on 16 Oct 1707 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. She had no relationships and no children.

   40 M    v. Charles Perrot was christened on 8 Feb 1709/10 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire and died on 15 Oct 1710. He had no relationships and no children.

   41 F    vi. Margaret Perrot was born in York, Yorkshire, was christened on 7 May 1711 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, and was buried on 30 Aug 1712 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire. She had no relationships and no children.

+ 42 M    vii. Dr. Andrew Perrot was born in 1713 in York, Yorkshire, was christened on 5 Jan 1712/13 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, and died on 14 May 1762 in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire at age 49.

21. Andrew Perrot Jr. (Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1669, was christened on 19 Aug 1669 in Goodramgate, York, Yorkshire, died in 1731 at age 62, and was buried on 14 May 1731 in Hessle, Yorkshire.

General Notes: -- Alderman of Hull 1716
-- Mayor of Hull, 1708 & 1721. He succeeded Erasmus Darwin, who was mayor in 1707 great grand uncle of Charles

Findmypast records
--1714: took Richard Norcliffe on as an apprectice for £150 .0s 0d
--1720: took William Davis on as an apprenctice for £150 .0s 0d
--1731: took Charles Poole on as an apprentice for £250 .0s 0d

Also in Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of burials

Andrew married Susannah Lambert, daughter of Anthony Lambert and Anne Saltmarsh, on 16 Dec 1697 in Church of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire. Susannah was born in 1672 and died on 13 Jul 1716 in Yorkshire at age 44.

General Notes: Gent, Thomas. 1735 History of Hull (Annales Regioduni Hullini). Thomas Gent, Printer of York, Hull. Reprinted 1869. pp 37-38.

Chap. II. Epithaphs and Inscriptions in Holy Trinity Church in Kingston-upon-Hull
In the Great Isle, at the West End.
Here lieth the Body of Mrs. Susannah Perrott, Wife of Alderman Andrew Perrott, and Daughter of Alderman Anthony Lambert. She departed this Life the 13th Day of July, 1716. AEtat. Suae 44.

- Her birth year would be1672 as calculated from the age given in her epitaph. However, her marriage license lists her age as 21 in 1697, putting her birthdate at 1676. [Yorkshire, Archbishop of York Marriage licences index, 1613-1839]

Children from this marriage were:

   43 F    i. Dorothy Perrot .

General Notes: Extract of personal names from the will of Dorothy Perrott, taken from the m/f of the York Wills Register, vol 105, 1761; provided by Dave King

Dorothy Perrott, Kingston upon Hull. Spinster. dated 7.6.1760, proved 12.6.???? (year unreadable) (f.106)

sister Martha Harrison
brother Andrew Perrott & Cornelius Cayley both of Kingston upon Hull (trustees)
niece Dorothy Harrison
cousin Doctor Andrew Perrott
cousin Thomas Perrott
cousin Anthony Lambert
cousin Robert Lambert
sister Perrott
cousin Mary Perrott
cousin Mrs ?Hebdon? of Scarbrough
cousin Mrs Mary Cooke
cousin Mrs Ann Mason of Hull
cousin Mary Robinson
Mrs Jane Benson of Howdon
Mr Robert Taylor, late my brother's bookkeeper
wit: Eliza: Robinson, Ann Makin, Abraham Holdby

   44 F    ii. Anne Perrot was born in 1700 in Hull, Yorkshire, was christened on 2 May 1700 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, died in 1705 in Hull, Yorkshire at age 5, and was buried on 13 Feb 1704/05 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire.

General Notes: From: Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptisms and Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)

   45 M    iii. Anthony Perrot was born in 1705 in Hull, Yorkshire and was christened on 20 Dec 1705 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire.

   46 M    iv. Andrew Perrot III died in 1762 and was buried on 27 Jan 1763 in Hessle, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Credit John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 21 May 2016, for all the following:

--Parties referred to in a bond dated 1749 now in the Hull History Centre (ref U DDCV/95/4) are `Andrew Perrott of Hull, alderman and merchant', and his sisters Dorothy Perrott, spinster of Hull, and Ann Perrott, deceased.

-- Bishop's transcript for burials in that parish describes him as `Andw Perrott Hull Merchant'

-- This Andrew of Hull and Hessle is probably the Andrew Perrott, merchant, who is known to have taken apprentices Robert Thomas Pyott in 1753 and Edward Campion in 1756

-- His will was proved in the Prerogative Court of York in the March following (`Andrew Perrott of Kingston upon Hull, merchant') mentions his wife Frances and his `kinsman' Andrew Perrott, son of Andrew Perrott of the City of York, `Doctor of Phissick', who witnessed the will in 1760.

Andrew married Frances Cooke, daughter of James Cooke and Frances Hewitt, in 1731. Frances was born in 1702 and was christened in 1702 in Stockton-on-Tees, co Durham.

General Notes: Credit John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 21 May 2016, via FamilySearch.org:

- Bond dated 21st October 1731 for the proposed marriage of Andrew Perrott of Hull, mercer, and Frances Cooke

- Frances had been baptised in 1702 at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, daughter of James Cooke of Stockton and his wife Frances, daughter of Elizabeth Perrott, the sister of Andrew Perrott, Lord Mayor of York. [which is off by a generation; her grandparents have been confused with her parents]

+ 47 F    v. Martha Perrot was born in 1711, was christened on 26 Apr 1711 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, died on 3 Aug 1786 at age 75, and was buried in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire.

30. Thomas Perrot M.A. (Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was christened on 28 Nov 1681 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, died on 12 Jun 1728 in York, Yorkshire at age 46, and was buried on 14 Jun 1728 in St. Martin-cum-Gregory.

General Notes: -- Cambridge alumnus
-- In holy orders, rector of St. Martin Micklegate in York, 1724 -1728

From Alumni Cantabrigienses, p 349:
Adm. pens. (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 14, 1698. 4th son of Andrew, Lord Mayor of York, 1693, and nephew of Richard (1645). B. at York. Schools, Wakefield and Beverley, B.A. 1701-2.; M.A. 1705. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1707; priest, 1708. P.C. of Yann, Yorks., 1712-14. P.C. of Kirk Levingtonm 1715-27. R. of Welbury, 1710. Preb. of Ripon, 1720-8. R. of St. Martin, York, 1724-8. Married Anastasia, dau. of George Plaxon, R. of Berwick-on-Tweed. Died 1728. (His son George was Baron of the Exchequer; for whom see D.N.B.) See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary with whom he is apparently confused. Father of Andrew (1730).



Sumim Spe bearar Resurrectionis,
Suh hoc Lapide posirae sunr
Reliquiae Thomae Perrott,
Hujusce Ecclesiae Rectoris
Ripponensis Praebenarii.
Viram vixit tempore breven
Pietare longam;
Parum quiden ad Annos, ad Famani saris.
De Omnibus bene,
De Parochianis oprime meruit;
Cum Hominis, & christiani, rum Sacerdoris
Laure funcrus Officia.
Insperaro Febris incur su
Heulfelbilis occidir,
Iamque sua & Morre & Virtute fruorur
Obiit 12 Iunni Anno Domini 1728.
AEtatis 46.

Memorials of the Church of SS. Peter and Wilfrid, Ripon, Volume 2, p 315: "Thomas Perrott, M.A., collated September 17, 1720, p.m. Morris (sic). He was the fourth son of Andrew Perrott, Lord Mayor of York in 1693, and grandson of Dr. Richard Perrott, prebendary of York and vicar of Holy Trinity, Kingston-upon-Hull. He was born in York, and was sent first to the grammar school at Wakefield, and afterwards for two years to Beverley. He was admitted a pensioner at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, April 14, 1698, at the age of sixteen, and graduated as B.A. in 1701, and as M.A. in 1705. In 1712 he was appointed incumbent curate of Yarm in the North Riding, but resigned that post in 1724, when he went to York. He was appointed to the perpetual curacy of Kirklevington, and held it from 1715 to 1727."

Thomas married Anastasia Plaxon, daughter of George Plaxon Esq, on 14 Jun 1708 in Barwick in Elmet. Anastasia died on 18 Nov 1749 in Staffordshire, England.

Marriage Notes: From: Yorkshire, Archbishop of York Marriage licences index, 1613-1839

General Notes: --Rector of Berwick, in Elmet. Notes on the collections of Brewood give her surname as Barbor.

Memorials of the Church of SS. Peter and Wilfrid, Ripon, Volume 2, p 315, gives her surname as Plaxon: "Mr. Perrott was father of that eminent and learned Judge, the Hon. George Perrott, one of the barons of the Court of Exchequer, by his wife, Anastatia, daughter of the Rev. George Plaxton, M.A., rector of Barwick in Elmet."

Children from this marriage were:

   48 M    i. William Perrot .

   49 M    ii. Richard Perrot was christened on 12 May 1709 in Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

   50 M    iii. George Perrot Esq. was born in 1710, was christened on 24 Jun 1710 in Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire, died on 28 Jan 1780 in Pershore, Worcestershire at age 70, and was buried in Parish church of Laleham.

General Notes: Of the Inner Temple, barrister.

From The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal Vol. XV, ".. made a baron of the Exchequer in Jan., 1763... Baron Perrot was seized with a fit of palsy during the Lent assizes, at Maidstone, in 1775, which induced him to resign in the following May. He received a pension of £1,200 a year."

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~parrott/Exchequer.html

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From: Hughson, David. 1809. London; Being an Accurate Description of the British Metropolis and its Neighbourhood to Thirty Miles Extent from an Actual Perambulation. Vol VI., p. 471.
W. Stratford, Crown-Court, Temple Bar, London.

"Within the parish Church, which is very old, the pillars being ornamented with Saxon capitals, is the monument of the late baron Parrott, with the following inscription:

'Sacred to the memory of George Perrott, Esq. late one of the Honourable Barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, who departed this life on the 28th day of January, 1780, in the seventieth year of his age; by whose death the revenue lost a most noble assertor of its legal rights, the subject of a firm protector against oppression, the public an able and upright minister of justice, and the industrious and infirm poor a steady and comfortable support. To perpetuate her esteem for such amiable qualities, his truly afflicted widow, Mary Perrott, by her last will caused this monument to be erected.' Baron Perrot's widow died in 1784."

---
The Lady's Magazine Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex ..., January, 1780, Volume 11:112, Obituaries, "28. George Perrot, Esq; at Pershore, in Worcestershire, late one of the barons of the Exchequer."

George married Mary Bower Whitton, daughter of William Bower Esq and Catherine Trotter, on 20 Apr 1742 in All Saints', North Street, York, Yorkshire. Mary was born in 1702 in Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire and died on 7 Mar 1784 at age 82. They had no children.

General Notes: -- Widow of Peter Whitton, Lord Mayor of York, 1728.

The Yorkshire Archæological Journal, 1900, Volume 15:171 "His widow married, secondly, at All Saint's, North Street, 20th April, 1742, George Perrot, Esq., of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law (son of the Rev. Thos. Perrot, rector of St. Martin's, Micklegate, adn prebendary of Ripon, by Anastasia, daughter of Geo. Plaxton, Esq., of Berwick-on-Tweed), who was made a baron of the Exchequer in Jan., 1763, but had not issue by him."

+ 51 M    iv. Rev. Andrew Perrot was born on 5 Jan 1711/12, died on 13 Dec 1790 in Pershore, Worcestershire at age 78, and was buried in Pershore Church, Worcester, Worcesterhsire.

   52 F    v. Anastasia Perrott was born in 1713 and was christened on 6 May 1713 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 121, Yorkshire baptisms

   53 M    vi. Thomas Perrot Jr. was born in 1714 and was christened on 21 Jan 1713/14 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 124, Yorkshire baptisms

   54 F    vii. Martha Perrot was born on 4 Jul 1716 and was christened on 13 Jul 1716 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptisms & Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 128, Yorkshire baptisms

   55 M    viii. Charles Perrott was born on 28 Sep 1717 and was christened on 7 Oct 1717 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 131, Yorkshire baptisms

   56 F    ix. Mary Perrot was born in 1720 and was christened on 27 Nov 1720 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 141, Yorkshire baptisms

   57 F    x. Ann Perrot was born on 20 Mar 1721/22 and was christened on 21 Mar 1721/22 in Yarm, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptisms & Teesside Archives, PR 49, p 147, Yorkshire baptisms

+ 58 M    xi. John Perrott Esq. was born in 1726, was christened on 10 Oct 1726 in All Saints', North Street, York, Yorkshire, died on 18 Aug 1802 in Cannock, Staffordshire, England at age 76, and was buried on 25 Aug 1802 in Brewood, Staffordshire, England.

35. Frances Hewitt (Richard Hewitt Jr.⁴, Elisabeth Perrot³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) died on 11 Dec 1751 in Yorkshire, England.

General Notes: General Notes: From: The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, Volume 2. The Register of Marriages in York Minster, page 121.

James, second son of James Cooke, alderman of Stockton, and Lucy his wife. Mayor of Stockton in 1710; died 8 Dec 1751.-- Frances, daughter of Richard Hewitt, lord mayor of York in 1665, by Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Perrott, D.D., canon of York. She died 11 Dec. 1751, having survived her husband only three days.

[Note: there is an error in the record. Richard & Elizabeth Perrott Hewitt were her grandparents, not her parents!]

Frances married James Cooke on 27 Jun 1700 in Yorkshire, England. James was born in Stockton-on-Tees, co Durham and died on 8 Dec 1751 in Yorkshire, England.

The child from this marriage was:

   59 F    i. Frances Cooke was born in 1702 and was christened in 1702 in Stockton-on-Tees, co Durham.

General Notes: Credit John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 21 May 2016, via FamilySearch.org:

- Bond dated 21st October 1731 for the proposed marriage of Andrew Perrott of Hull, mercer, and Frances Cooke

- Frances had been baptised in 1702 at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, daughter of James Cooke of Stockton and his wife Frances, daughter of Elizabeth Perrott, the sister of Andrew Perrott, Lord Mayor of York. [which is off by a generation; her grandparents have been confused with her parents]

Frances married Andrew Perrot III, son of Andrew Perrot Jr. and Susannah Lambert, in 1731. Andrew died in 1762 and was buried on 27 Jan 1763 in Hessle, Yorkshire.

General Notes: Credit John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 21 May 2016, for all the following:

--Parties referred to in a bond dated 1749 now in the Hull History Centre (ref U DDCV/95/4) are `Andrew Perrott of Hull, alderman and merchant', and his sisters Dorothy Perrott, spinster of Hull, and Ann Perrott, deceased.

-- Bishop's transcript for burials in that parish describes him as `Andw Perrott Hull Merchant'

-- This Andrew of Hull and Hessle is probably the Andrew Perrott, merchant, who is known to have taken apprentices Robert Thomas Pyott in 1753 and Edward Campion in 1756

-- His will was proved in the Prerogative Court of York in the March following (`Andrew Perrott of Kingston upon Hull, merchant') mentions his wife Frances and his `kinsman' Andrew Perrott, son of Andrew Perrott of the City of York, `Doctor of Phissick', who witnessed the will in 1760.

42. Dr. Andrew Perrot (Charles⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1713 in York, Yorkshire, was christened on 5 Jan 1712/13 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, and died on 14 May 1762 in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire at age 49.

General Notes: -- Was a Doctor of Physick (physician) in York

From Alumni Cantabrigienses, p 349:
Adm. pens. (age 18) at St. John's, June 12, 1731. S. of Charles, merchant, of Yorkshire, and nephew of Thomas (1698). B. in York. School, Hull (Mr. Clarke). Matric. 1731; M.B. 1738. Probably adm. at Leyden, Sept. 16, 1735. Practised as a physician at York. Died May 14, 1762, aged 49. (E.L. Barnwell, Perrot Notes, makes Andrew, M.B., s. of Andrew of Hull, but this was probably mistaken identification.)

Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:
Will made 1759 and proved 1762 in the Exchequer Court of York: `August 1762: Andrew Perrott of the City of York, Doctor of Physick'. This will mentions his wife Martha, his `friend' Andrew Perrott of Kingston upon Hull, merchant [who was executor named in the will of Dr Andrew's father Charles, proved at York in 1727], his daughter Sarah and his sons George, Andrew [baptized at Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, York, in 1742/3] and Charles Lambert Perrott.

The professional career of this Andrew Perrott is featured in the usual range of printed sources concerning students at Leyden: Album studiosorum academiæ Lugduno-Batavæ 1575-1875 (1875) p. 957: `1735: Andreas Perrott, Anglus, aged 22, medicine'; Underwood, E Ashworth Boerhaave's men at Leyden and after (1977) p.166: `Andrew Perrott (1713-62), a native of York... Practised at York, and was physician to the County Hospital from 1727 [sic] until his death in 1762…'; Innes Smith, R W English-speaking students of medicine at the university of Leyden (1932) p.181: `Perrott, Andreas… M.B. Cantab., 1738. At St. John's Coll., Cambridge, 1731, æt 18. Born at York. Buried at St Saviour's, York, æt 49. Physician York County Hospital

Andrew married Martha Perrot, daughter of Andrew Perrot Jr. and Susannah Lambert, on 22 Nov 1739 in St. Mary, Beverley, Yorkshire. Martha was born in 1711, was christened on 26 Apr 1711 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, died on 3 Aug 1786 at age 75, and was buried in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: From Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptism

Children from this marriage were:

   60 F    i. Sarah Perrot .

   61 M    ii. George Perrot Esq died on 14 Dec 1799 in York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: --Apothecary

--The European Magazine, and London Review, July 1799. Volume 36:431, Monthly Obituaries, December "14. At York, George Perrot, esq, son of the late Dr. Perrott"

   62 M    iii. Andrew Perrott was born in 1742, was christened on 8 Feb 1741/42 in Goodramgate, York, Yorkshire, died in 1793 at age 51, and was buried in St Bartholomew by the Exchange.

General Notes: Borthwick Institute for Archives reference PR-Y-HTG-3

Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:

"Described in The Universal British Directory (1790) as `Andrew Perrott, ship broker, over the exchange', he died in 1793 and was buried at St Bartholomew by the Exchange, London, `aged 51 years; in the North Isle of the Church (late of the Temple)'. His will was proved the same year in the PCC `Andrew Perrott, merchant of the City of London"

"His will mentions, inter alia, his brother George Perrott of the City of York, apothecary; Thomas, son of John Perrott of Rathbone Place, Middlesex; George, son of his `cousin' George Perrott of Pershore, and his cousin Hannah Rennie, of the City of York, widow. He had considerable property to bequeath, including the manor of Osbaldwick, near York, and thoughtfully left `all my Fishing Rods and Tackle of all kinds' to John Wilson."

Andrew married Mary Perrot, daughter of Rev. Andrew Perrot and Ann Holeman, in 1776 in St Bennet Fink, London. Mary was born in Stoke Newington, Middlesex.

General Notes: --The will of George Perrot, Baron of the Exchequer, speaks of `My nephew George Perrott [and] his sister my niece Mary Perrott, the wife of my cousin Andrew Perrott'.


Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:

"In 1776, as of the parish of St Bennet Fink, London, bachelor, he married Mary Perrott of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, spinster, at the bride's parish (licence, Dean and Chapter of St Paul's, 1775). Andrew's bride Mary was his second cousin, daughter of George Perott of Pershore

   63 M    iv. Charles Lambert Perrot was christened on 16 Sep 1754 in St. Helen, York, Yorkshire, died on 29 Dec 1759 at age 5, and was buried in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire. He had no relationships and no children.

47. Martha Perrot (Andrew Jr.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1711, was christened on 26 Apr 1711 in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, died on 3 Aug 1786 at age 75, and was buried in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire.

General Notes: From Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptism

Martha married Dr. Andrew Perrot, son of Charles Perrott and Hannah Trotter, on 22 Nov 1739 in St. Mary, Beverley, Yorkshire. Andrew was born in 1713 in York, Yorkshire, was christened on 5 Jan 1712/13 in St Martin & St Gregory, York, Yorkshire, and died on 14 May 1762 in St. Saviour's, York, Yorkshire at age 49.

General Notes: -- Was a Doctor of Physick (physician) in York

From Alumni Cantabrigienses, p 349:
Adm. pens. (age 18) at St. John's, June 12, 1731. S. of Charles, merchant, of Yorkshire, and nephew of Thomas (1698). B. in York. School, Hull (Mr. Clarke). Matric. 1731; M.B. 1738. Probably adm. at Leyden, Sept. 16, 1735. Practised as a physician at York. Died May 14, 1762, aged 49. (E.L. Barnwell, Perrot Notes, makes Andrew, M.B., s. of Andrew of Hull, but this was probably mistaken identification.)

Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:
Will made 1759 and proved 1762 in the Exchequer Court of York: `August 1762: Andrew Perrott of the City of York, Doctor of Physick'. This will mentions his wife Martha, his `friend' Andrew Perrott of Kingston upon Hull, merchant [who was executor named in the will of Dr Andrew's father Charles, proved at York in 1727], his daughter Sarah and his sons George, Andrew [baptized at Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, York, in 1742/3] and Charles Lambert Perrott.

The professional career of this Andrew Perrott is featured in the usual range of printed sources concerning students at Leyden: Album studiosorum academiæ Lugduno-Batavæ 1575-1875 (1875) p. 957: `1735: Andreas Perrott, Anglus, aged 22, medicine'; Underwood, E Ashworth Boerhaave's men at Leyden and after (1977) p.166: `Andrew Perrott (1713-62), a native of York... Practised at York, and was physician to the County Hospital from 1727 [sic] until his death in 1762…'; Innes Smith, R W English-speaking students of medicine at the university of Leyden (1932) p.181: `Perrott, Andreas… M.B. Cantab., 1738. At St. John's Coll., Cambridge, 1731, æt 18. Born at York. Buried at St Saviour's, York, æt 49. Physician York County Hospital

(Duplicate Line. See Person 42)

Martha next married Harrison.

51. Rev. Andrew Perrot (Thomas M.A.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born on 5 Jan 1711/12, died on 13 Dec 1790 in Pershore, Worcestershire at age 78, and was buried in Pershore Church, Worcester, Worcesterhsire.

General Notes: -- In holy orders
-- Inscription: 'Here lieth the body of Andrew Perrot, who departed this life on the 13th of December, 1790, in the seventy-nineth year of his age.'

From Alumni Cantabrigienses, p 349:
Adm. sizar (age 18) at St. John's, Apr. 13 1730. S. of Thomas (1698), clerk of Yorkshire. School, Threntham, Staffs. Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1738. V. of Bramham, Yorks., 1743. Probably R. of Stone, Staffs., 1744. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy 1744-5. Died at Pershore, Worcs., Dec. 13, 1790, ated 79. Will, P.C.C. But according to E.L. Barnwell this was Andrew (a cousin), s. of Charles, Lord Mayor of York. The similarity of names and age makes identification difficult. (Duc. Leod., 72; E.L. Barnwell, Perrot Notes, 107.)

Identification of Andrew's wife's maiden name is based on the will of Rebecca Holman, spinster of Tenterden, Kent -1775. In the will she refers to her niece the wife of the Rev Andrew Perrott and later to Curteis Hale and Sarah Hale her children by her late husband the Reverend William Hale. Curteis Hale went on to witness Andrew's wife. (Thanks to Libby Richardson for the tip).


Credit John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 21 May 2016:

Andrew Perrott, son of Rev Thomas, Prebendary of Ripon, Yorkshire, and Anastasia (Plaxton). Baptised 1713 St Martin and St Gregory, York. School: Trentham, Staffordshire. Sizar St Johns College (age 18) 1730. BA 1733/4; MA 1738. Ordained clergyman.Vicar of Bramham, Yorkshire 1738-50. Domestic chaplain to the fourth Earl of Essex 1743-1782. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1744-5. Married (1) ?Eleanor, buried 1763, St Marylebone, London (2) 1767 St Marylebone (Bishop of London licence), Ann (née Holman), widow of Rev William Hale, of Tenterden, Kent. Died at Pershore, Worcestershire 1790, aged 79, buried within the altar rails of Pershore church. MI (text in Barnwell, E L Perrot Notes [1867], p.107).

Andrew married Eleanor in 1763. Eleanor died in 1763 and was buried in 1763 in Saint Marylebone, London, England.

Andrew next married Ann Holeman on 28 Sep 1767 in Saint Marylebone, London, England.

General Notes: - widow of Rev William Hale, of Tenterden, Kent (thanks to John Tiford for pointing this out)

Children from this marriage were:

+ 64 M    i. George Perrot Esq. died on 5 Jan 1806 in Craycombe, Worcestershire.

   65 F    ii. Mary Perrot was born in Stoke Newington, Middlesex.

General Notes: --The will of George Perrot, Baron of the Exchequer, speaks of `My nephew George Perrott [and] his sister my niece Mary Perrott, the wife of my cousin Andrew Perrott'.


Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:

"In 1776, as of the parish of St Bennet Fink, London, bachelor, he married Mary Perrott of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, spinster, at the bride's parish (licence, Dean and Chapter of St Paul's, 1775). Andrew's bride Mary was his second cousin, daughter of George Perott of Pershore

Mary married Andrew Perrott, son of Dr. Andrew Perrot and Martha Perrot, in 1776 in St Bennet Fink, London. Andrew was born in 1742, was christened on 8 Feb 1741/42 in Goodramgate, York, Yorkshire, died in 1793 at age 51, and was buried in St Bartholomew by the Exchange.

General Notes: Borthwick Institute for Archives reference PR-Y-HTG-3

Credit: John Titford <j.titford@zen.co.uk> 19 May 2016:

"Described in The Universal British Directory (1790) as `Andrew Perrott, ship broker, over the exchange', he died in 1793 and was buried at St Bartholomew by the Exchange, London, `aged 51 years; in the North Isle of the Church (late of the Temple)'. His will was proved the same year in the PCC `Andrew Perrott, merchant of the City of London"

"His will mentions, inter alia, his brother George Perrott of the City of York, apothecary; Thomas, son of John Perrott of Rathbone Place, Middlesex; George, son of his `cousin' George Perrott of Pershore, and his cousin Hannah Rennie, of the City of York, widow. He had considerable property to bequeath, including the manor of Osbaldwick, near York, and thoughtfully left `all my Fishing Rods and Tackle of all kinds' to John Wilson."

58. John Perrott Esq. (Thomas M.A.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1726, was christened on 10 Oct 1726 in All Saints', North Street, York, Yorkshire, died on 18 Aug 1802 in Cannock, Staffordshire, England at age 76, and was buried on 25 Aug 1802 in Brewood, Staffordshire, England.

General Notes: Here,
near the remains of his mother,
is deposited the body of
JOHN PERROTT, ESQ.
late of Cannock, in this County.
He was twice married.
His first wife was Elizabeth, the eldest daughter
of the Rev. Dr. Byrche, of Leacroft Hall,
by whom he left issue a son and daughter.
And his second wife was Elizabeth, the widow
of Thomas Hawes, of London, Esq.
who survived him.
He died the 18th of Augt. 1802,
in the 76th year of his age.

Also: Yorkshire, bishop's transcripts of baptisms

John married Eliza Byrch, daughter of Rev. Dr. William Byrche L.L.D., in 1767 in Northampton, Northamptonshire.

General Notes: -- Chancellor Byrche
-- Eldest sister of Thomas Byrche Savage, Esq. of Elmley Castle, Worcestershire. Thomas took the names of Savage.

Children from this marriage were:

   66 M    i. Thomas Perrot died in 1855.

Thomas married Mary. They had no children.

   67 F    ii. Mary Perrot .

Mary married Rev James Bousquet.

John next married Elizabeth Hawes on 12 Nov 1795 in St Pancras, Middlesex.

64. George Perrot Esq. (Andrew (Rev.)⁵, Thomas M.A.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) died on 5 Jan 1806 in Craycombe, Worcestershire.

General Notes: NOTE: Not sure which wife of his father was his mother.

-- Returns from India (Barnwell: he spent the 'early part of his life' there) in 1781

-- According to Barnwell, he inherits Craycombe House from his uncle, but other accounts have him building it:

Craycombe was designed by George Byfield: "One of Byfield's neoclassical houses of this period was Craycombe House, Worcestershire,circa 1791, for George Perrott of the East India Company." (Fazio MW & PA Snadon. 2006. The Domestic Architecture of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, p 619)

Craycombe has been further described as "a plain and rather severe composition of 1791 built by returned Indian nabob, George Perrott" (Leatherbarrow JS, 1974. Hereford and Worcester (England) p. 133)


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An Andrew Perrott, City of London Merchant, died in 1793. He had a brother George, apothecary in York. Also a cousin George of Pershore, with a son George; and a kinsman, Thomas Perrott, son of John.

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Phillips, John. 1803. The general history of inland navigation:, p 324: "The Worcester and Birmingham canal company are oblicated to pay George Perrot, esq. as a recompence for his dues on the river Avon, 400 l. per annum, which is the damage supposed he will sustain by this canal; and the Worcester and Birmingham canal company are to pay the said George Perrot, esq. the deficiency of his present yearly rents of 1227 l. payable for the lower navigation of the river Avon, by the present tenants, but on condition hat they cannot be let for that money once this act is passed."

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Parker, Joseph, 1832. The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia, Volume 14, p 286: "From the eastern bank of teh Severn, at Tewsbury, branches off the river Avon navigation, which proceeds along a crooked course through Worcestershire to Stratford, in Warwickshire, a distance of 40 miles. The whole navigation is the property of George Perrot, Esq."

George married Jane Wigley, daughter of Rev. Henry Wigley. Jane was born in 1764 in Pensham, Worcestershire and died on 11 Mar 1835 at age 71.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 68 M    i. George Wigley Perrot Esq. was born in 1785, was christened on 22 Sep 1785 in Holy Cross, Pershore, Worcestershire, and died on 9 May 1831 at age 46.

   69 M    ii. Andrew Perrott was born in 1789 in Pershore, Worcestershire, was christened on 9 Apr 1789 in Pershore, Worcestershire, and died in 1811 in St. Kitt's, West Indies at age 22.

General Notes: Lawrence AJ. 1881. Rugby School Register: from 1675 to 1849 inclusive, Volume 1, Entrances in 1801, p 86: "Perrott Andrew, son of G. Perrott, Esq. Craycomb House, Worcestershire, aged 11, March 18."

Obituary; with Anecdotes of remarkable Persons, Sept. 1811, p. 292, Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle. Vol. LXXXI, part the second. "At St. Kitt's, in the West Indies, A. Perrott, esq. second son of the late G.P. of Cracombe, co. Worcester."

   70 F    iii. Jane Perrot was christened on 3 Jun 1791 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

   71 F    iv. Mary Wigley Perrot was christened on 8 Mar 1793 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died in 1846 at age 53.

General Notes: The Annual Register of World Events, 1835, Volume 85:210, Marriages for 1 June: "At Claines Church, Francis Decimus Hastings, Esq., Captain R.N., to Mary Wigley, only daughter of the late George Perrott, Esq., of Cracombe House, Worcester."

Mary married Francis Decimus Hastings on 1 Jun 1835 in Claines, Worcestershire. Francis was born in 1795.

General Notes: Walford, Edward. 1869. County Families of the United Kingdom Or, Royal Manual of the Titled and Untitled Aristocracy of Great Britain and Ireland PublisherR. Hardwicke p 470:

HASTINGS, Vice-Admiral Francis Decimus, of Barburne, Worcestershire.
Six son of the late Rev. James Hastings, of Martly, co. Worcester, by Elizabeth, dau of John Paget, Esq., of Chipping Norton, Oxon; b 1795; m 1st 1843 Mary, dau. of George Perrot, Esq., of Cracombe House, co. Worcester (she d. 1846); 2nd <....> Is a Magistrate for co. Worcester, and a Vice-Admiral.-Barbourne House, Worcester; United Service, s.w.

   72 M    v. Rev. John Wiggley Perrot was christened on 2 Oct 1795 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died Died 1835 at age 40.

General Notes: -- Matriculated Queen College, 16 Jun 1814; BA 1819

--The Gentleman's Magazine, 1835, Volume 3:441, Deceased Clergy, "The Rev. John Wigley Perrott, youngest son of the late George Perrott, esq. of Cracombe"

68. George Wigley Perrot Esq. (George Esq.⁶, Andrew (Rev.)⁵, Thomas M.A.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹) was born in 1785, was christened on 22 Sep 1785 in Holy Cross, Pershore, Worcestershire, and died on 9 May 1831 at age 46.

General Notes: Michell, Arthur Tompson. 1901. Rugby School Register, Volume 1, Ingles, ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1797, p 122: "Perrott, George Wigley, eldest son of George Perrott, Esq., Craycombe House, Worcestershire, aged 12 in August. Worcester College, Oxford, 1893. Of Craycomb. Died 9 May 1831."

-- Matriculated Oxford 28 Jan 1803, at age 17
-- Inherits Craycombe House

George married Charlotte Louisa Elizabeth Yates in 1809 in St. Andrews, Holborn. Charlotte died on 21 Aug 1836.

Marriage Notes: Longmans, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1809. The Athenaeum, Volume 5, p 173: "At St. Andrews, Holborn, George Wigley Perrott, Esq. of Craycombe-house, in the county of Worcester, and Captain in the 3d (King's own) Dragoons, to Miss Yates, only daughter of Joseph Yates, Esq., of Peel-hall, in the county of Lacaster, and grand grand-daughter of the late Hon. Mr. Justice Yates."

General Notes: Granddaughter of the Right Honorouble Andrew Lord St. John

Children from this marriage were:

+ 73 M    i. Edmund Thomas Wigley Perrot .

   74 M    ii. Robert Perrot was christened on 3 Jul 1812 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died on 10 Dec 1831 at Sea at age 19.

General Notes: Urban, Sylvanus. April 1832. Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, Volume 33. Obituary abroad, p 382. "On his passage from China, Robert Perrott, esq. sixth mate of E.I.C.'s ship Lady Melville, second son of the late G.W. Perrott, esq. of Craycombe House."

   75 M    iii. William Stafford Perrot was christened on 14 Jun 1813 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died on 5 Feb 1865 in Fladbury, Worcestershire at age 51.

General Notes: -- Matriculated, Queen's College, 27 June 1833, age 20
-- Lived in Aldbury, NSW-Australia

   76 M    iv. Henry Perrot was christened on 28 May 1814 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

   77 F    v. Ana Maria Louisa Perrot was christened on 6 May 1816 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

73. Edmund Thomas Wigley Perrot (George Wigley Esq.⁷, George Esq.⁶, Andrew (Rev.)⁵, Thomas M.A.⁴, Andrew Esq.³, Richard Sr. (Rev)², John¹).

General Notes: -- Inherits Craycombe House

H.M. Stationery Office, 1900. Sessional Papers, Volume 75. Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. p 26: "The Lower Avon Navigation is private protery, and formerly belonged exclusively to Edmund Thomas Perrott of Craycombe House, Fladbury, near Pershore, and it is now vested, as to four-fifths in the Messrs Hudson & Byrch, in trust for his four daughters (under their respective marriage settlements), and as to the remaining one-fifth in Mr E.T.W. Perrott absolutely."

Edmund married Mary Lavinia.

Children from this marriage were:

   78 F    i. Mary Louisa Perrot was christened on 23 Jul 1834 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died on 9 May 1831 at age -3.

Mary married Charles Wright Hankin Esq. on 10 Jul in St. Luke's, Cheltenham, by the Sandilands. Charles was born in 1827 in St. Mary's, Bedford.

Marriage Notes: Vivian JL & W Pollard. 1887. The Visitations of Cornwall: Comprising the Heralds' Visitations of 1530, 1573 & 1620, p 635: "Mary Louisa, eldest da. of Edmund Thomas Perrott of Craycombe, Worcestershire, & Osbalwick, Yorkshire." Also gives name of husband.

Also: Lysons S, J Henry & J Parker. 1865. Our British Ancestors, p.55:

General Notes: B.A. of Oriel College, Oxford

   79 F    ii. Eleanor Elizabeth Perrot was christened on 23 Jul 1834 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

Eleanor married Benjamin Smith, son of Benjamin Smith Sr. and Elizabeth Casson, on 30 Jan 1864. Benjamin was born on 29 Aug 1834.

Marriage Notes: The Manors of Wike Burnell and Wyke Waryn, Country of Worcester, 1901. p 161: "Benjamin Smith, nat. 1834, Aug. 29; mar. 30 Jan. 1864, Eleanor Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Thomas Perrott of Craycombe House, co. Worcester, adn has issue: -- "

   80 M    iii. George William Perrot was christened on 21 Mar 1835 in Fladbury, Worcestershire and died in 1836 in Fladbury, Worcestershire at age 1. He had no relationships and no children.

   81 M    iv. Horace Henry Perrot was christened on 2 Feb 1840 in Fladbury, Worcestershire. He had no relationships and no children.

   82 F    v. Isabel Charlotte Perrot was christened on 10 Aug 1841 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

General Notes: "Perrott, Isobel Charlotte, 3rd dau of late Edmund Thomas Perrott, Worcs., ggs. John, Lord St. John, m. Valesius Skipton, eldest s. Valesius Goldsbury, Longford, Ireland, ggs. IA Goldsbury, Auchnogare, Barbados, 8 Sep. 1867. (NS2/17:647)"

American Vital Records from the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-1868, page 221

Isabel married Valesius Skipton Gouldsbury on 8 Sep 1867 in Barbados. Valesius was born in Goldsbury, Longford, Ireland.

Marriage Notes: Henry J and J Parker. 1864. The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Review, Volume 217, Marriages, 1864, p 647: "Sept. 8. At Cathedral, Barbadoes, Valesius Skipton Gouldsbury, esq., M.D., Staff Assistant-Surgeon, eldest son of V. Gouldsbury, esq., of Aughnogare, to Isabel Charlotte, third dau. of the late Edmund Thomas Perrott, esq., of Craycombe-house, Worcester, great grandson of John, 11th Lord St. John."

   83 F    vi. Louisa Ann Perrot was christened on 30 Apr 1843 in Fladbury, Worcestershire.

   84 F    vii. Emily Marion Perrot was christened on 5 Jul 1848 in Holy Trinity, Statford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire.

   85 M    viii. Edmund Thomas Wigley Perrott Jr.

Edmund married Louisa Gordon Smith, daughter of Benjamin Smith Sr. and Elizabeth Casson, on 14 Mar 1871. Louisa was born on 29 Jul 1846.

Marriage Notes: The Manors of Wike Burnell and Wyke Waryn, Country of Worcester, 1901. p 161: "Louisa Gordon Smith, mar. 14 Sep. 1871, Edmund Thomas Wigley, son of Edmund Thomas Perrott of Craycombe House, co. Worcester, J. P., nat. 29 July, 1846."