PERROT

Born: ABT 1230

Father: Andrew PERROT

Mother: Sined MORTIMER

Married: Caradog Ap HYWEL of Newton (b. ABT 1215) (son of Hywell Ap Growny)

Children:

1. William Wilcock CRADOCK (b. ABT 1260) (m. Jane Wogan)

Father: Andrew PERROT

Mother: Sined MORTIMER

Married: David WYNTER

William PERROT (Esq.)

Born: ABT 1220

Father: Andrew PERROT

Mother: Sined MORTIMER

Married: Jane HERTFORD (b. ABT 1225)

Children:

1. Peter PERROT

Peter PERROT

Born: ABT 1250

Father: William PERROT (Esq.)

Mother: Jane HERTFORD

Married: Mary KYNASTON (b. ABT 1252) (dau. of Harry Kynaston)

Children:

1. Stephen PERROT

Stephen PERROT

Born: ABT 1275

Notes: 1307, is a juror at Pembroke. 1324, held half a knight's fee at Popton for the Earl of Pembroke. 1327, indicted for conspiracy against Richard de Barri. Turvey says: "One of around a dozen principal fief holders of the Earl of Pembroke, established himself and his family by virtue of an advantageous marriage with Mabel, daughter and heiress of John Castle (de Castro) of Castleton, though whom he inherited, what later was to form the nucleus of the Perrot estates, the house and manor of Popton".

Father: Peter PERROT

Mother: Mary KYNASTON

Married: Mabel CASTELL (b. ABT 1280) (dau. of John Castell) ABT 1300, Heroldstone, Pembroke, Wales

Children:

1. John PERROT

2. Richard PERROT

3. Peter PERROT

4. Joan PERROT

5. Lettys PERROT

6. Catherine PERROT

Notes: 19 acres of land in Graveshill granted to him by his father

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Joan PERROT

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Married: William BENEGAR

Lettys PERROT

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Married: John Ap GROWNY of Kil y Sant

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Married: Evan Ap GWYLYM of Cemaes

Peter PERROT

Notes: some sources says that he moved to Scotsborough, giving rise to that line of Perrots. This property, situated near Tenby, probably came by marriage. The line, however, ceased [after 9 generations] in Catherine, sole heiress, who married Thomas ap Rhys of Richardstone, high sheriff of Pembrokeshire in 1582. A branch of this line became the Herefordshire Perrots.

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Children:

1. Thomas PERROT

Born: ABT 1440, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: mayor of Tenby in 1413. Wife Alice is mentioned in a deed. May have been another wife, or there is confusion in the records.

Father: Peter PERROT

Mother: ¿?

Married: Jane Verch GWYLYM (dau. of Harry Ap Gwylym)

Children:

1. John PERROT

Born: ABT 1346, Scotsborough, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Died: 6 Aug 1413, Tenby

Father: Thomas PERROT

Mother: Jane Verch GWYLYM

Married: Isabel VARNEY (b. ABT 1350 - died 1413) (dau. of Robert Varney and Eleanor Le Valence) ABT 1371

Children:

1. David PERROT

2. Robert PERROT of Scotsborough

3. Jenkyn PERROT

David PERROT

Born: ABT 1388, Scotborough, Tenby St Mary , Pembrokeshire, Wales

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Isabel VARNEY

Married: Elizabeth WOGAN (dau.of John Wogan and Agnes Wyriot)

Children:

1. Jane PERROT

Robert PERROT of Scotsborough

Father: David PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth WOGAN

Married: Roger MARYCHURCH (m.2 Anne Perrot)

Notes: Does not appear in the genealogy of Dwnn. Was bailiff of Tenby in 1454 and mayor in 1458. Died without issue. Sometimes went by Roland.

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Isabel VARNEY

Married: Alice LACHARN

Jenkyn PERROT

Died on 26 Jul 1496, battle of Edgecote Moore, England

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Isabel VARNEY

Married: ¿?

Born: ABT 1305

Notes: May have been one of the first victims of the Black Death.

Mother: Mabel CASTELL

Married: Jane JOYCE (b. ABT 1307)(dau. of John Joyces of Prendergast, sheriff of Pembrokeshire)

Children:

1. Peter PERROT (Sir Knight)

2. Alice PERROT

3. Isolda PERROT

Peter PERROT (Sir Knight)

Notes: daughter or granddaughter?

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Jane JOYCE

Married: Stephen MALEFANT

Isolda PERROT

Notes: She was guardian during Peter's minority to a messuage (house with its land and outbuildings) and a carucate (the amount of land a team of eight oxen could plow in a year) of land held by socage tenure (land held in return for produce or service) at Eastington. Peter sued in 1373 to get the profits from that land.

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Jane JOYCE

Married: William BENEGAR

Born: ABT 1330

Notes: referred to as both esquire and knight. Turvey says that he was most likely responsible for the building and relocation, of the family to Eastington (Istington), a fortified manor house near the shore of Angle Bay.

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Jane JOYCE

Married: Alice HAROLD (b. ABT 1335) (dau. of Sir Richard Harold of Haroldston and Eleanor Hill)

Children:

1. Stephen PERROT (Esq.)

2. Catherine PERROT

Father:Peter PERROT (Sir Knight)

Mother: Alice HAROLD

Married: Owain Ap ROBERT

Stephen PERROT (Esq.)

Born: ABT 1360

Died: ABT 1428

Notes: Upon death of his father, his uncle John Harold (d. 1839) became his guardian. His wife was a heiress. From Barnwell "Stephen Perrot was alive, and father of an adult son, in 1403, as he and John Castlemartin are named in Sir Francis A’Court’s commission to be receivers of money raised for Owen Glendower’s [the medieval Welsh nationalist leader who disappeared in about 1415] benefit." I.e., (Turvey): "He remained loyal to the Crown during the Welsh rebellion led by Owain Glyndwr, with whom he negotiated on behalf of the people of Pembrokeshire, a truce in 1405."

Father:Peter PERROT (Sir Knight)

Mother: Alice HAROLD

Married 1: Ellen HOWEL (b. ABT 1375) (dau. of Sir John Howel and Ellen Hill of Woodstock)

Children:

1. Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

2. Anne PERROT

3. Alice PERROT

Married 2: Margaret STEPNEY (dau. of Stephen Stepney)

4. Henry PERROT

Notes: second wife of Roger Marychurch. His first wife was Jane, daughter of David Perrot of Scottsborough.

Father:Stephen PERROT (Esq.)

Mother: Ellen HOWEL

Married1: William WHITE

Married 2: Roger MARYCHURCH (w. of Jane Perrot)

Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

Father: Stephen PERROT (Esq.)

Mother: Ellen HOWEL

Married: Henry MALEFANT

Born: ABT 1390, Picton Manor, Slebech, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Died: 10 Apr 1460, Bristol

Notes: moved family to Haroldston sometime after 1442. Turvey says that he was Knighted sometime between 1442 and 1446, and occupied high office in the earldom for more than twenty years, serving as sheriff and steward of the county. Either he or his son was employed as one of the councillors of Jasper Tudor. Note that although Sir Thomas was said to be in the battle of Mortimer's Cross, 2 Feb 1461, he was already dead, so it had to be his son, Thomas, who appears in the roster. Barnwell says: "To this Sir Thomas, in connexion with Henry Malefant, a commission (14 Nov, 4 Hen. IV) was issued by Sir Francis A’Court to raise certain sums in Carew and other places, and to pay £200 in silver to Owen Glendwr, on condition of a cessation of hostilities. The money was first to be transferred to Stephen Perrot and John Castlemartin. The Henry Malefant here mentioned is probably the nephew of Stephen Malefant, who married Alice Perrot.

Father: Stephen PERROT (Esq.)

Mother: Ellen HOWEL

Married1: Alice PICTON (b. ABT 1390 - d. 1441) (dau. of Sir John Ap William Picton and Martha Hadden) ABT 1440

Children:

1. Alice PERROT

2. Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

3. Agnes PERROT

4. Emma PERROT

5. Stephen PERROT (d. 20 Jun 1461)

6. Joan PERROT

7. Jane PERROT

8. Anne PERROT

9. Ellen PERROT

10. John PERROT

11. Henry PERROT of Caervoriog

12. William PERROT of Tallacharn

13. Owen PERROT

Married 2: Joan ARNOLD (dau. of John Arnold) (w. of Llywelyn Warren of Warren)

Born: ABT 1408, Haroldstone, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: her husband Gruffudd ap Nicolas (fl 1425-56), an esquire and a leading figure in the local administration of the principality of South Wales in the middle of the 15th cent. Nothing is known of his early years, but it is said that he was the posthumous son of Nicolas ap Phylip ap Syr Elidir Ddu (one of the knights of the Sepulchre) by his wife Jennett, daughter of Gruffydd ap Llewelyn Foethus. The first authentic record of him is as holder of the office of king's approver for the lordship and new town of Dynevor in 1425. He was sheriff of Carmarthenshire in 1436. With Edmund Beaufort, parts of the lands of Phillip Clement were demised to him in 1437. He was a power to be feared in West Wales in 1438, according to the evidence of Margaret Malefant in a petition to Parliament. He was farmer of the lordship of Dynevor in 1439, and his son John shared the office with him. In that same year we find his son Thomas escheator for Cardiganshire. In 1442-3, he again came to the notice of the authorities in London, when he and the abbot of Whitland were summoned to the metorpolis and the Privy Council ordered the arrest of his son Owen. Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, was his patron, and he received, 24 Jul 1443, the custody of the lordship of Caron and the commote of Pennarth during the minority of Maud, heiress of William Clement. He held session on behalf of Humphrey in the counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan. When the English inhabitants of North Wales towns petitioned Parliament in 1444, against the denization of more Welshmen, he and William Bulkeley were excepted by name. He was placed on a commission to enquire into the felonies committed by David ap Meredith in Aberystwyth 2 Jul 1445. The fall of his patron in 1447 brought him into trouble, and he was imprisoned with other members of Humphrey's retinue. He was soon released and managed to retain the confidence of the court, continuing to act for the Justice of South Wales and, occasionally, for the chamberlain. John De La Bere, bishop of St. Davids, 1447-c. 1460, committed his bishopric to his care, and the Duke of York obtained licence, 13 May 1449, to grant him and the bishop the castle, manor, and town of Narberth. He and his son Thomas were placed on a commission for the defence of the ports of south-west Wales, to muster forces, and erect beacons, 7 Oct 1450. About this time, when he was at the zenith of his power, the Carmarthen eisteddfod was held. The date and details are uncertain - reports vary between 1451 and 1453. Some maintain that it lasted three months at his cost at Dynevor and others state that it lasted a fortnight and that it was held at Carmarthen. It is agreed that Gruffudd ap Nicolas was judge over the poets, and that the chair was awarded to Dafydd ab Edmwnd. It is pretty certain also that the eisteddfod revised the bardic metres and regulated the bardic fraternity. In 1454-5, the castle of Carregcennen was repaired and garrisoned upon his command. On the verge of the Wars of the Roses, he was on good terms with the court of Henry VI, and after the Yorkist victory at St. Albans, 1455, he lost some of his offices. Yet, he appears to have taken offence at the coming of Edmund, Earl of Richmond, to Pembroke, in 1456 if he was the 'Gruffith Suoh' who, with the Earl of Richmond, was reported, 7 Jun 1456, by John Bocking, in a letter to John Paston, to be at war greatly in Wales. However, he and his sons, Thomas and Owen, were granted general pardons on 26 Oct 1456. His name then disappears from the records. Had he been alive on 1 Mar 1459 it is difficult to imagine that his name would have been left out of a commission entrusted to his two sons, Thomas and Owen, with Jasper and Owen Tudor. It is, therefore, impossible to accept the reports that he was mortally wounded either at the battle of Wakefield, 1460, or at Mortimer's Cross, 1461. His praises were sung by Dafydd ab Edmwnd, Hywel ap Dafydd ap Ieuan ap Rhys, Rhys Llwyd ap Rhys ap Rhicert, Gwilym ap Ieuan He, and Lewis Glyn Cothi. It is probable that the englynion attributed to him and Owen Dwnn and Griffith Benrhaw had their origin in the humour of bardic festivities. It is said that he was thrice m: (1) to Mabel, daughter of Meredith ap Henry Dwnn, (2) to a daughter of Sir Thomas Perrot, and (3) to Jane, daughter of Jenkin ap Rhys ap Dafydd of Gilfach-wen. Three of his sons have been named, John who disappears early from the records, Owen, heir of Bryn y Beirdd, and Lewis Glyn Cothi's companion in hiding, and Thomas, who was slain in a skirmish at Pennal, probably during lord Herbert's expedition into North Wles in 1468. He was the father of Sir Rhys ap Thomas (1449-1525). [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p313]

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married 1: Gruffudd Ap NICHOLAS (Sir Knight) (b. ABT 1393 - d. 2 Feb 1460/1) (son of Nicholas Ap Phillip and Jonet Verch Gruffud) (w.1 of Mabel verch Maredydd - w.2 of Jane Verhc Jenkin) ABT 1425, Llandeilo Fawr, Maernordeilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales

Children:

1. Eleanor GRIFFITH (b. ABT 1427) (m. James Scudamore)

Married 2: John VYTERE

Agnes PERROT

Born: ABT 1417, Devonshire, England

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married 1: Robert MUTTLEBERIE (b. ABT 1415) (son of Edward Muttleberrie and Joan Jordan)

Children:

1. Robert MUTTLEBERIE (b. ABT 1443) (m. Eleanor Huett)

Married 2: William WARREN of Warrington

Emma PERROT

Born: ABT 1420, London, Middlesex, England

Notes: her husband became Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in 1439.

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Richard CRADOCK (Sir Knight) (b. ABT 1405 - d. 1449) (son of John Newton and Margaret Moythe) ABT 1430, East Harptree, Somerset, England

Children:

1. John NEWTON (Sir) (b. ABT 1447 - d. 26 Jan 1488) (m. Isabel Cheddar)

2. Mathew CRADOCK (b. ABT 1448 - d. 1531) (m. Alice Mansell)

Joan PERROT

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Henry WOGAN (Sir)

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Phillip ELLIOTT of Earware

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Hywel Ap DAFYD

Ellen PERROT

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married 1: Richard WYRIOTT of Orielton

Married 2: Lewis DAVY

Notes: might be the John Perrot of Haverfordwest for whom Sir William Perrot executed power of attorney, putting him in possession of lordship and manor of Tallacharn or Laugharne in Caemarthenshire on 9 Jun 2 Henry VII (1487). Sir John Perrot, Lord Deputy of Ireland, was in possession of this property at the time of his attainder. Turvey (1990) thinks is the John who founded the Perrot family in Woodstock.

Henry PERROT of Caervoriog

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Ellen ?

Children:

1. George PERROT

Notes: His widow returned Caervoriog to Haroldston.

William PERROT of Tallacharn

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: Isabella LAUGHHARNE

Notes: in Caemarthenshire. His existence is known because there was an inquisition into his possessions in 2 Elizabeth. A descendant of this line might be the John Perrot of Haverfordwest who matriculated in Oxford in 1772. Perhaps other descendants of this branch are still around.

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: ¿?

Owen PERROT

Born: ABT 1420

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. George PERROT

George PERROT

Born: ABT 1450, Hereld West, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: Turvey, 1990, says that he was not son of Sir Owen Perrot of Pembrokeshire, because they were contemporaries. More likely he was son of John from Haverfordwest, 2nd cousin to Sir Owen.

Father: Owen PERROT / John PERROT

Mother: ¿? / Ellen ?

Married: Isabel LANGDALE (b. ABT 1455)

Children:

1. John PERROT

2. Robert PERROT

Notes: a merchant in London. Died without issue.

Father: George PERROT

Mother: Isabel LANGDALE

Born: ABT 1485, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Died: 20 Apr 1550, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Buried: St. Peter's Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Notes: First appears in Mary Magdalen College, Oxford, as attendant of John Stokesley, 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. Epitath in St. Peter's Church: "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. Some sources says that his wife was dau. of William John Gardiner and Helen Tudor, others that her father was Robert Gardiner, by his wife Alice Orpewood. Alice was born in Sunningwell, Berkshire and died in 1588 in Oxford. There are conflicting reports as to her death date, ranging from 1 May to 2 Jul. The last 3 children here do not appear on the register, but Barnwell considers their paternity to be based on "good authority".

Father: George PERROT

Mother: Isabel LANGDALE

Married: Alice GARDINER (b. ABT 1490) (dau. of William John Gardiner and Helen Tudor)

Children:

1. Simon PERROT

2. Elizabeth PERROT

3. Clement PERROT

4. John PERROT

5. Leonard PERROT

6. Dorothy PERROT

7. Catherine PERROT

8. Alice PERROT

9. Jane (Joan) PERROT

10. Agnes PERROT

11. Robert PERROT

12. Thomas PERROT

13. William PERROT

Born: ABT 1517, Northleigh

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Married: William STANDEN of Mitcham ABT 1537

Clement PERROT

Born: ABT 1512, Northleigh

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.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Born: ABT 1520

Died: BEF 1575

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.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

1. John PERROT of Dorchester

Notes: was incumbent of Bredicot, Worcestershire, 1562-1585.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Dorothy PERROT

Born: ABT 1525, Oxfordshire, England

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Married 1: Son BRIDGES

Married 2: John MAYNARD (b. ABT 1520 - d. 21 Oct 1556) (son of Nicholas Maynard and Margaret Ellis) (w. of Margery Rowlet) ABT 1553

Children:

1. Henry MAYNARD (Sir) (b. ABT 1553) (m. Susan Pierson)

2. Robert MAYNARD (b. ABT 1555)

3. Dorothy MAYNARD (b. 1556)

Married 3: Thomas SKIPWELL

Married 5: Son ROGERS

Leonard PERROT

Born: ABT 1522, Drayton, Oxfordshire, England

Notes: 1533: was clerk of Magdalen College. 1550, was tenant of Horsepath. 1575, was in Drayon, Oxford. This line of Perrots ended with the 1st, third, and 4th sons. The line only continued via the second son. 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.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Married 1: Symor ?

Married 2: Dorothy SKIPWITH (dau. of Thomas Skipwith of St. Albans)

Children:

2. Richard PERROT of Sutton Courtney

3. Clement PERROT

4. Lawrence (Leonard) PERROT

5. Dorcas PERROT

6. Elizabeth PERROT

Dorcas PERROT

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: William LYDE alias JOYNER of Dorchester

Notes: "now living with the President of Magdaline College in Oxford, 1634".

John PERROT of Dorchester

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: Richard ROBERTS

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.

Richard PERROT of Sutton Courtney

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: Dau. MOLYNS (dau. of Edward Molyns)

Children:

1. Daniel PERROT (d. young and without issue)

2. Dorothy PERROT (m. Clement Kynersley)

3. Anne PERROT (m. Andrew Durdan of New Staines, Middlesex)

4. Margaret PERROT

5. Mary PERROT

6. Martha PERROT

Died: 1636

Notes: settled in Northleigh, along with the his cousins, sons of his uncle Simon. Simon's family lived up on the Hill, the high-elevation part of town, and were considered gentlemen. Richard's children lived in the lower part of town, and were described as the 'bye blow from Herefordshire" by Anthony Wood. Apparently the two sides of the family ignored each other and denied any relationship. The Hill-living side of the family denied the priviledge of using the family arms (3 pears) to Richard's family, who then had to settle for silver pears. Richard's son James got the right to bear golden pears restored to him in 1664 by Sir Edward Bysshe. Barnwell says of Richard Jr, George and Francis: "Of the three younger brothers, nothing is stated, so it is uncertain whether they left descendants."

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: Winifred LUXMORE

Children:

1. James PERROT (b. 1604 - d. 8 Dec 1687)

2. Richard PERROT (b. 1607)

3. George PERROT

4. Francis PERROT

5. Mary PERROT

6. Winifred PERROT

7. Jane PERROT

8. Susanna PERROT

Clement PERROT

Lawrence (Leonard) PERROT

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Elizabeth PERROT (m. Richard Roberts)

Notes: Lived at Einsham in Oxford.

Mother: Dorothy SKIPWITH

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Richard PERROT

Father: Lawrence (Leonard) PERROT

Mother: ¿?

Married: Dau. PRINCE

Children:

1. Francis PERROT (b. 1613 - d. AFT 1666)

Simon PERROT

Born: ABT 1513 / 1549

Died: 24 Sep 1584

Notes: Had homes in Northleigh and Oxford. 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. 22 May 1546, made Notary Public. 22 Jul 1547, Registrar of Buckinghamshire. 11 Apr 1553, 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. Related by marriage to Sir Thomas Pope, began to acquire copyhold land in North Leigh when, on 20 Jan 1559, he was appointed steward of divers manors 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. 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".

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Alice GARDINER

Married 1: Elizabeth LOVE (b. 1 Mar 1529 - d. 29 Dec 1572) (dau. of Edward Love and Alice Arden) 28 Sep 1550

Children:

1. Edward PERROT (b. 7 Jul 1551 - d. 23 Dec 1552)

2. Anne PERROT

3. Robert PERROT

4. Alice PERROT (b. 23 Feb 1555)

5. Edward PERROT (b. 27 Mar 1556 - bur. 5 May 1556)

6. Elizabeth PERROT (b. 30 Oct 1558 - d. 2 Mar 1570)

7. Simon PERROT (b. 24 Jan 1559)

8. Walter PERROT

9. Mary PERROT (chr. 29 Oct 1561 - bur. 2 Jun 1563)

10. Francis PERROT

11. Dorothy PERROT (b. 23 Jun 1564)

12. Mary PERROT

13. Jane PERROT (b. 29 Apr 1566)

14. Martha PERROT (b. 18 Jul 1567)

15. Susanna PERROT (b. 4 Oct 1568 - bur. 31 Aug 1649)

16. John PERROT (b. 27 May 1570)

17. Thomas PERROT (b. 30 Jun 1571)

18. John PERROT (b. 30 Jun 1571 - d. 30 Jun 1571)

19. Christian PERROT (b. 24 Dec 1572)

Married 2: Avis WHITE (dau. of John White and Mildred Weston) 26 Jun 1573, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Children:

20. Peter PERROT

21. Simon PERROT (b. 1576 - bur. 11 Jan 1576)

22. Elizabeth PERROT (chr. 25 Feb 1578 - bur. 22 Oct 1582)

23. Mary PERROT (b. 6 Sep 1580)

24. Hester PERROT (b. 1582)

Born: 20 Aug 1552, Charlton, Oxfordshire, England

Father: Simon PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth LOVE

Married: Thomas BOYLE (DOYLIE) 5 Feb 1570, Chesylhampton, Oxfordshire, England

Walter PERROT

Born: 22 Jun 1560, Hensington

Christened: 23 Jun 1560, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxfordshire, England

Died: 28 Jun 1560, Hensington

Notes: Barnwell gives name as Walter; Oxford Visitation gives it as William, and Wood's copy of the Visitation as Walter.

Father: Simon PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth LOVE

Francis PERROT

Born: 24 Apr 1563, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Christened: 25 Apr 1563, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxfordshire, England

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

Father: Simon PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth LOVE

Peter PERROT

Born: 15 Aug 1574, Northleigh

Died: 1603

Buried: 16 May 1603, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxfordshire, England

Notes: Got his B.A. 1594.

Father: Simon PERROT

Mother: Avis WHITE

Born: 11 Jan 1553, Middleton Stonie

Died: 24 Jun 1605, Northleigh

Father: Simon PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth LOVE

Married: Mary WITHINGTON (d. 10 Oct 1622) (dau. of Oliver Withington) 10 Jul 1587, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxon

Children:

1. Anne PERROT

2. Oliver PERROT (b. 14 Nov 1589 in Oxford - bur. 15 Jan 1589/90)

3. Mary PERROT

4. Elizabeth PERROT (chr. 26 Mar 1592)

5. Edward PERROT

6. Susan PERROT (chr. 22 Jun 1595)

7. John PERROT (b. 19 May 1597 - d. in Gray's Inn)

8. Robert PERROT

Born: 13 Sep 1588, Northleigh

Christened: 14 Sep 1588, St. Peters Parish in the East, Oxon

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Mary WITHINGTON

Married: William POOLE of Gloucester

Mary PERROT

Christened: 1 Dec 1590, Northleigh

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Mary WITHINGTON

Married: John BANKS of Abingdon

Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

Christened: 15 May 1599, Northleigh

Notes: 10 Aug 1618 called to the bar, Robert Perrot, son of Robert Perrot of Northley, Oxon., gent.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Mary WITHINGTON

Edward PERROT

Born: 7 Feb 1592/93, Abingdon

Christened: 10 Feb 1592/3, Northleigh

Died: 27 Feb 1684/5, Halywell, near Oxford

Notes: Supporter of King Charles, who spent the morning of 4 Jun 1644 in his home, as the king was returning from the battle of Edgecot Hill. Added further to the family holdings, acquiring 2 yardlands formerly held by the Curtis family. 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.

Father: Robert PERROT

Mother: Mary WITHINGTON

Married: Elizabeth STONHOUSE (d. 5 Mar 1657/8) (dau. of William Stonhouse of Radley) 23 Jan 1623/24, Radley, Berkshire, England

Children:

1. Robert PERROT (b. 1623 - d. 18 Apr 1698)

2. Elizabeth PERROT (b. 15 Jun 1625 - bur. 5 May 1651)

3. Anne PERROT (b. 26 May 1626 - bur. 24 Nov 1654)

4. Charles PERROT (b. 1627 - d. 23 Apr 1677)

5. Edward PERROT (chr. 8 Dec 1629 - d. 16 Oct 1667, Oporto, Portugal)

6. William PERROT (chr. 7 Dec 1630)

7. Mary PERROT (chr. 3 Dec 1631 - d. 2 Aug 1665) (m. Richard Lydell, M.D.)

8. Ursula PERROT (chr. 2 Jul 1633 - d. 1704)

9. Simon PERROT (chr. 5 Dec 1635 - bur. 27 May 1661)

10. John PERROT (chr. 18 Feb 1636/7) (m. Anne Devell)

Born: ABT 1415, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: listed in the battle roster of Mortimer’s Cross, 2 Feb 1461. Mortimer's Cross was one of the battles of the Wars of the Roses. The Yorkists, led by Edward Mortimer, Earl of March, defeated the Lancastrian forces led at the request of the queen, Margaret of Anjou, by Jasper Tudor, son of the Earl of Pembroke. 1464, dispute with Priory of Haverfordwest, over services at church of Haroldston, resolved in his favor. 1465, is awarded lands in the Lordship of Haverford.

1. William PERROT (Sir)

Mother: Alice PICTON

Married 1: Joan GYSE (b. ABT 1417) (dau. of John Guise, Esq.) ABT 1439, Heroldstone, Pembroke, Wales

Children:

2. Thomas PERROT

3. Sined (Jonet) PERROT

4. John PERROT

5. Mathew PERROT

Married 2: Isabella WOGAN (d. 1475) (dau. of Sir Henry Wogan of Wiston)

Sined (Jonet) PERROT

Mother: Joan GYSE

Married: John (Jenkin) ELLIOTT of Earware

Children:

1. Elizabeth ELLIOT (b. ABT 1485) (m. John Butler)

2. John ELIOTT

3. Frances ELIOTT

4. Thomas ELIOTT

5. Jane ELIOT

6. Avis ELIOTT

7. Catherine ELIOTT

Mathew PERROT

Notes: probably illegitimate son. Lived in Cheriton. A Mathew Perrot leases land in 1517, near other Perrot lands. Son Lewis returned the property to Sir John Perrot.

Mother: Joan GYSE

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Lewis PERROT

Notes: went on to found the branch in Herefordshire. This family was at Morton on Lugg in Herefordshire. The family came to acquire holdings in Wellington, and became known as 'of Wellington'. Upon the death of Sir James, a descendant, Thomas, sued the Herefordshire Perrots in the Court of Chivalry, claiming they did not have the right to bear the traditional Perrot arms. He lost the suite.

Mother: Joan GYSE

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. William PERROT

William PERROT

Mother: ¿?

Married: Dau. CLANVOW

Children:

1. John PERROT

Died: 1526

Notes: Founder of the Perrots of Morton.

Father: William PERROT

Mother: Dau. CLANVOW

Married 1: Catherine MEYRICK

Children:

1. Richard PERROT

2. Isabel PERROT

3. John PERROT

4. Henry PERROT

5. Roger PERROT

6. Margaret PERROT

7. Eleanor PERROT

8. Alice PERROT

Married 2: Anne ?

Children:

9. Phillip PERROT

10. Thomas PERROT

11. Hugh PERROT

12. George PERROT

13. Edward PERROT

14. Dau. PERROT

Eleanor PERROT

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Catherine MEYRICK

Married: Roger BOHUM

Dau. PERROT

Born: ABT 1517, Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire, England

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Anne ?

Married: John SEABORNE (b. ABT 1515)

Children:

1. Richard SEABORNE (b. ABT 1540) (m. Elizabeth Elton)

Richard PERROT

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Catherine MEYRICK

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. James PERROT

2. Richard PERROT

3. William PERROT

4. John PERROT

5. Thomas PERROT (d. 1613)

James PERROT

Died: 1577

Mother: ¿?

Married: Alice BROMWICH

Children:

1. John PERROT

2. Sylvanus PERROT

3. Anne PERROT

4. William PERROT

Father: James PERROT

Mother: Alice BROMWICH

Married: Richard EVANS

Father: James PERROT

Mother: Alice BROMWICH

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. John PERROT

Thomas PERROT

Father: John PERROT

Mother: Anne ?

Married: Alicia WILCOCKS

Children:

1. Thomas PERROT

2. John PERROT

3. Richard PERROT

4. Roger PERROT

5. George PERROT

6. James PERROT

7. Anne PERROT

8. Jane PERROT

9. Eleanor PERROT

10. Alice PERROT

11. Elizabeth PERROT

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

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married 1: Cornelius AB EVAN

Married 2: Henry MONINGTON

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married 1: Walter TEWE

Married 2: Alexander EVANS

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married: Elis EVANS

James PERROT

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married 1: Dau. TYSDALE

Children:

1. James PERROT

Married 2: Dau. WILBRAHAM

Children:

2. Richard PERROT

3. Thomas PERROT

4. John PERROT

Born: 1552, Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire, England

Notes: Mayor of Hereford, 1588-89. Burgess, merchant.

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married: Margaret BROMWICH (dau. of Richard Bromwich of Hereford and Margaret Berkeley)

Children:

1. Robert PERROT

2. John PERROT (b. ABT 1595)

3. Francis PERROT

4. Richard PERROT

5. Alice PERROT

6. William PERROT

Married 2: Alice DARNELL (b. ABT 1573)

Children:

7. Walter PERROT

8. William PERROT

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

Francis PERROT

Born: ABT 1598, Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire, England

Died: 15 Nov 1642, London, Middlesex, England

Notes: died unmarried and without issue. Was a prosperous London merchant. Left £1 to his elder brother John, and £10 to his elder brother Robert.

Mother: Margaret BROMWICH

Born: ABT 1600, Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire, England

Notes: moved to London, and became an agent for over 20 years for Lionel Cranfield, Lord Treasurer. Cranfield later appointed him an office in the Custome House of London

Mother: Margaret BROMWICH

Married Alice PAGNOL

Mother: Margaret BROMWICH

Married 1: Alex EVANS

Married 2: Walter GRISMONDE

William PERROT

Mother: Margaret BROMWICH

Married: Eleanor MONINGTON

Born: 1572, Morton on Lugg, Herefordshire, England

Died: 1657

Notes: Becomes heir on death of his brother John. Matriculated aged 17 in Jul 1589 at Brasenose College, Oxford, from here he presumably graduated soon after in the early 1590's. Settlement of the first marriage of his wife was on 2 Jul 1611, at which time her properties were conveyed to Robert. Clerk in the Exchequer, early 1620's, which gave him access to records for his genealogical work. Oxford scholar who collaborated with Sir James Perrot in writing a Perrot genealogy. From Barnwell, p 122: "It was against Robert Perrot, his brother Francis, and his son Sir Herbert, that proceedings in the Herald's Court were taken for assuming the usual Perrot coat, they were not entitled thereto. The plaintiff was Thomas Perrot, a merchant of London. ... The plaintiff sets forth that Sir Owen Perrot of Hardleston (Haroldston) had four sons only, and exhibits his own descent from that family, which he proves by the bearings and depositions of divers persons. Now, as all recognized accounts give only two sons to Sir Owen, namely his heir, Thomas, and Robert, reader of Greek to Edward IV (and who appears to have died unmarried), it is not easy to ascertain how the plaintiff proved his descent, without relying on additions Philpot's Stemmata before alluded to, and who do assign two other sons to Sir Owen, namely Richard, described as bailiff of Sandwitch, who died without issue; and John, father of Thomas, of the Brook (now Claymor), who was the father of another Thomas. These additions are thought by Mr. King to be in the same writing as that of the rest of the MS. ... The suit must have taken place prior to 1642, the year that Frances Perrot died; and probably did take place between that year and 1636, when Sir Herbert came into the Haroldston bequest, and, naturally wishing to assume the usual Perrot coat, might have persuaded his father and uncle to do the same. Whatever was the result of the suit, Sir Herbert did ultimately use the disputed arms, as proved by the seal of his will and the monument in Wellington Church. The fact, however, of the claim being disputed confirms the statement that this branch of the Perrots were not related, or could not make out their relationship to the Haroldston family.".

Mother: Margaret BROMWICH

Married: Fortuna TOMKYNS (dau. of Richard Tomkyns and Catherine Baskerville)

Children:

1. Herbert PERROT (Sir) (b. 1617 - d. 16 Jun 1682)

2. James PERROT (d. 1683 - bur. St. Mary's Church in Haverfordwest, next to Sir James Perrot)

3. Francis PERROT (b. 1619 - d. 24 Oct 1667)

4. Penelope PERROT (m.1 Richard Street - m.2 Charles Brecknock)

5. Damaris PERROT (m. Son Edwardes of Trefgarne)

Roger PERROT

Notes: Grocer and merchant in London

Mother: Alicia WILCOCKS

Married: Elizabeth BREND (dau. of John Brend)

Children:

1. Symon PERROT

2. Nathaniel PERROT

3. Anne PERROT

4. John PERROT

Nathaniel PERROT

Died: 1616, Venezuela

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

Father: Roger PERROT

Mother: Elizabeth BREND

Married: Anne BRISCOE

Symon PERROT

Died: 1652

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

Father: Roger PERROT

Mother:Elizabeth BREND

Married: Elizabeth DAVENPORT (dau. of William Davenport)

Children:

1. John PERROT (b. 1611)

2. William PERROT

3. Charles PERROT

4. Simon PERROT

5. Anne PERROT

6. Mary PERROT

7. Eliza PERROT

Born: ABT 1440, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: Most likely the grandson of Stephen Perrot of Popton, 5th of the Pembrokeshire Perrots, who was mayor of Tenby in 1413.

Mother: Joan GYSE

Married: Jane Verch HARRY (b. ABT 1445) (dau. of Thomas Ap Harry Ap Gwylym)

Children:

1. John PERROT

Born: ABT 1465, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Father: Thomas PERROT

Mother: Jane Verch HARRY

Married: Isabel VERNON

Children:

1. David PERROT

2. Jane PERROT

Birth: ABT 1502, Furgonan and Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Mother: Isabel VERNON

Married: Thomas HERLE (b. ABT 1500)

Children

1. Gwenillen HERLE (b. ABT 1522) (m. Thomas Blayney)

David PERROT

Born: ABT 1505, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

1. John PERROT of Scotsborough

Mother: Isabel VERNON

Married: Jane WOGAN

Children:

John PERROT of Scotsborough

Born: ABT 1530, Sprottsboro, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: Probably had sons younger than Harry, as reference is made to Harry's 'fratres ejus'.

Father: David PERROT

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: Elizabeth ELLIOTT

Children:

1. William PERROT

2. Henry PERROT of Caervoriog

3. Jane PERROT

Henry PERROT of Caervoriog

General Notes: Caervoriog somehow passed to Sir William Perrot, and from him to his son John Perrotof Caervoriog.

Father:John PERROT of Scotsborough

Mother: Elizabeth ELLIOTT

Father:John PERROT of Scotsborough

Mother: Elizabeth ELLIOTT

Married: Lewis Ap THOMAS Ap DAVID GOCH

William PERROT

Notes: his wife was the great great granddaughter of the first Sir Thomas Perrot and Alice Picton.

Father: John PERROT of Scotsborough

Mother: Elizabeth ELLIOTT

Married 1: Ann WYRIOTT (d. 1525) (dau. of Thomas Wyriott)

Children:

1. John PERROT

2. Thomas PERROT

3. Rhos PERROT

Married 2: Dau. Ap GWYLYM

Children:

4. Jane PERROT

Mother: Dau. Ap GWYLYM

Married 1: ¿?

Married 2: Hugh WILLIAMS

Rhos PERROT

Mother: Ann WYRIOTT

Married: John GRIFFITHS of Tenby

Born: 1525, Scotsborough, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Died: BEF 1574/5

Notes: Was bailiff of Tenby in 1547, and mayor in 1557, 1565, and 1567. Sheriff in 1551.

Mother: Ann WYRIOTT

Married: Jane LLOYD VAUGHN (dau. of John Lloyd Vaughn of Tenby and Alice Perrot) 1551

Children:

1. Catherine PERROT

Died: 17 Sep 1614

Notes: Sole heir, and last in the line of the Scotsborough branch of Perrots. Her husband, who was her cousin, was sheriff in 1582.

Mother: Jane LLOYD VAUGHN

Married: John AP RHYS of Richardstone 1582

Notes: Was bailiff of Tenby in 1548.

Mother: Ann WYRIOTT

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Jane PERROT

Mother: ¿?

Married: Walter PHILPIN

William PERROT (Sir)

Born: ABT 1440, Heroldstone, Pembroke, Wales

Notes: his wife was grand-daughter of a sister of William Herbert, the 1st Earl of Pembroke by that name. 1496, appointed sheriff within the Lordship of Haverford by Henry, Duke of York, Earl of Pembroke and Lord of Haverford (and later king). Knighted 1501, following mariage of Prince Arthur. Will proved 7 Jun 1503. William and wife were buried in the Priory Church of St. Thomas the Martyr at Haverford.

1. Owen PERROT (Sir Knight)

Mother: Joan GYSE

Married: Jane WOGAN (d. 11 Nov 1504) (dau. of Sir Henry Wogan of Wiston and Margaret Thomas)

Children:

2. Margaret PERROT

3. John PERROT of Caervoriog

4. Maud PERROT

5. Joyce PERROT

6. Anna PERROT

7. Isabella PERROT

8. Alicia PERROT

Margaret PERROT

Born: ABT 1492, Merionethshire, Wales

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: William VAUGHAN of Kilgerran (son of Gruffyd Ap Gruffyd and Maud Clement)

Children:

1. Rhys VAUGHAN (b. 1523) (m. Gwen Anwyl)

2. William VAUGHAN (b. ABT 1525) (m. Catherine Williams)

3. Griffith VAUGHAN (b. ABT 1527) (m. Jane Owen)

Maud PERROT

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: William ADAMS (b. ABT 1455) ABT 1485

Joyce PERROT

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: Janbyn Aap HOWELL of Newark

Alicia PERROT

John PERROT of Caervoriog

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: Richard TUCKER

Notes: inherits lands of Henry Perrot of Caervoriog. Caervoriog is near Solva in Pembrokeshire. Jankin's properties went on to Sir Owen Perrot, deeded 8 Henry VIII.

John PERROT of Caervoriog

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: Elizabeth WYRRIOT

Children:

1. John PERROT of Caervoriog

Father: John PERROT of Caervoriog

Mother: Elizabeth WYRRIOT

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Jane PERROT

2. Alice PERROT

3. Anne PERROT

Father: John PERROTof Caervoriog

Mother: ¿?

Married: James BOWEN of Pentre Evan (Sir)

Father: John PERROTof Caervoriog

Mother: ¿?

Married: Thomas WHITE ( son of Griffith White and Margaret Watkins)

Owen PERROT (Sir Knight)

Father: John PERROTof Caervoriog

Mother: ¿?

Married: John LLOYD VAUGHN

Children:

1. Jane LLOYD VAUGHN (m. John Perrot)

Born: ABT 1470, Pembroke, Wales

Died: AFT 20 Apr 1513

Notes: he died while his oldest son and heir, Robert, was a minor, so Robert was placed in the custody of 2 knights. Thomas and Richard of Brook, Laugharne, may have been his sons.

2. Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

Mother: Jane WOGAN

Married: Catherine POYNTZ

Children:

1. Robert PERROT (d. 1522)

3. Edward PERROT

4. Mary PERROT

5. Owen PERROT

6. Rys (Rice) PERROT

7. Thomas PERROT of Brook

8. Elizabeth PERROT

9. Richard PERROT of Brook

10. John PERROT

Mary PERROT

Married: Gryffyth WHITE

Rys (Rice) PERROT

Died: 1571

Notes: tutored King Edward VI in Greek. Became a bailiff of Sandwich in 1557, its M.P. in 1563, then its mayor 1565-66. He was also bailiff and verger for Sir Thomas Cheyney.

Married: Susan PATCH 4 Jul 1553, St Mary, Sandwich, Kent, England

Born: 1517

Notes: not listed by Turvey.

Married: Thomas AUDLEY ABT 1538

Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

Born: ABT 1495, Haroldstone, Pembroke, Wales

Died: 19 Sep 1531

Notes: Upon death of Sir Owen and his son Robert, the teenage Thomas and his younger brother Edward, became, upon purchase from the Crown, the wards of Maurice, Lord Berkeley. Berkeley subsequently arranged a match between his own niece and ward Mary, with Thomas, and in event of his death, with Edward.

Married: Mary BERKELEY ABT 1527

Children:

1. John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

2. Jane PERROT

3. Elizabeth PERROT

Jane PERROT

Born: ABT 1524

Father:Thomas PERROT (Sir Knight)

Mother: Mary BERKELEY

Married: John PHILLIPS of Picton (1º Bt.) (son of Sir Owen Phillips and Elizabeth ?) (w. of Elizabeth Griffith - m.3 Margaret Denny) 1547, Pontesbury, Shropshire, England

Children:

1. Elizabeth PHILLIPS

2. Richard PHILLIPS (2º Bt.) (b. 4 Jan 1549) (m. Margaret Raphes)

3. Robert PHILLIPS (b. 3 Nov 1550) (m. Elizabeth Sargent)

4. Roger PHILLIPS (b. 31 Dec 1551)

Born: ABT 1525

Died: AFT 1545

John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Mary BERKELEY

Married: John PRICE of Gogerddan (Esq.) (son of Richard Price and Ellen Jenkin) (m.2 Catherine Bowen) ABT 1552, Cardigan, Wales

Children:

1. Richard PRICE (Sir) (b. ABT 1545 - d. AFT 1618) (m. Gwenllian Price)

Born: ABT 1527, Haroldston, Pembroke, England

Died: 3 Nov 1592

Notes: See his Biography.

Father: HENRY VIII TUDOR (King of England)

Mother: Mary BERKELEY

Married: Anne CHENEY

Children:

1. Thomas PERROT (Sir)

Married 2: Jane PRUET (dau. of Hugh Pruet of Thorry and Margaret Wood) (w. of Sir Lewis Pollard)

Children:

2. William PERROT

3. Anne PERROT

4. Lettice PERROT

Associated with: Elizabeth HATTON(illegitimate dau. ofSir Christopher Hatton)

Children:

5. Elizabeth PERROT

Associated with: Sibyl JONES

Children:

6. James PERROT (Sir)

7. Dau. PERROT

8. Thomas PERROT

9. John PERROT

William PERROT

Born: ABT 1555

Died: 8 Jul 1597, St Thomas Court, near Dublin

Notes: unmarried.

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Jane PRUET

Anne PERROT

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Jane PRUET

Married: John PHILLIPS (Sir Bart) (b. ABT 1560 - d. 27 Mar 1629) (son of Morgan Phillips and Elizabeth Fletcher)

Children:

1. Richard PHILLIPS (Sir Bart)

2. Dorothy PHILLIPS (m. Sir Francis Annesley, Viscount Valentia and Baron MountNorris)

3. Olive PHILLIPS (m. Sampson Lort)

Lettice PERROT

Born: ABT 1560

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Jane PRUET

Married 1: Roland LACHARNE of St. Brides (Sheriff of Pembrokeshire) (d. AFT 1586)

Children:

1. John LACHARNE (Sheriff of Pembrokeshire) (d. AFT 1630)(m. Janet Owen)

Married 2: Walter VAUGHN of Golden Groves (son of Walter Vaughn and Catherine Morgan) (m.2 Mary Rice)

Children:

1. Jane VAUGHN (m. Adam Loftus)

Married 3: Arthur CHICHESTER(1º B. Chichester of Belfast)

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Elizabeth HATTON

Married: Hugh BUTLER of Johnston

James PERROT (Sir)

Born: ABT 1571

Died: 4 Feb 1637

Buried: St. Mary's chapel, Haverfordwest

Notes: politician, born at Harroldston in Pembrokeshire in 1571, is stated to have been an illegitimate son of Sir John Perrot by Sybil Jones of Radnorshire. He matriculated from Jesus College, Oxford, as Sir John's second son, on 8 Jul 1586, aged 14, left the university without a degree, entered the Middle Temple in 1590, and, 'afterwards travelling, returned an accomplish'd gentleman'. He settled down upon the estate at Harroldston which had been given him by his father, and seems for a time to have devoted himself to literary composition. In 1596 was printed at Oxford, in quarto, by Joseph Barnes, his exceedingly rare 'Discovery of Discontented Minds, wherein their several sorts and purposes are described, especially such as are gone beyond ye Seas,' which ,was dedicated to the Earl of Essex, and had for its object to 'restrain those dangerous malecontents who, whether as scholars or soldiers, turned fugitives or renegades, and settled in foreign countries, especially under the umbrage of the king of Spain, to negociate conspiracies and invasions' (cf. Oldys, 'Catalogue of Pamphlets in the Harleian Library, Harl. Misc. x. 358). This was followed in 1600 by 'The First Part of the Consideration of Hvmane Condition: wherein is contained the Morall Consideration of a Man's Selfe: as what, who, and what manner of Man he is,' Oxford, 4to. This was to be followed by three parts dealing respectively with the political consideration of things under us, the natural consideration of things about us, and the metaphysical consideration of things above us; none of which, however, appeared. Perrot also drew up 'A Book of the Birth, Education, Life and Death, and singular good Parts of Sir Phillip Sidney,' which Wood appears to have seen in manuscript, and which Oldys ‘earnestly desired to meet with,' but which was evidently never printed. In the meantime Perrot had represented the borough of Haverfordwest in the parliament of1597 -8, and during the progress of James I to London he was in Jul 1603 knighted at the house of Sir William Fleetwood. He sat again for Haverfordwest in the parliament of 1604, and In the ‘Addled parliament' of 1614, when he took a vigorous part in the debates on the impositions, and shared to the full the indignation expressed by the lower house at the speech of Bishop Richard Neile [q. y.], questioning the competence of the commons to deal with this subject. When parliament met again in 1621 it contained few members who were listened to with greater willingness than Perrot, who combined experience with a popular manner of speaking. It was he who on 5 Feb 1621 moved that the house should receive the communion at St. Margaret's, and who, in Jun, moved a declaration in favour of assisting James's children in the Palatinate, which was received by the house with enthusiasm, and declared by Sir Edward Cecil to be an inspiration from heaven, and of more effect ‘than if we had ten thousand soldiers on the march'. Later on, in Nov 1621, he spoke in favour of a war of diversion and attack upon Spain in the Indies. Hitherto he had successfully combined popularity in the house with favour at court, and had specia11y gratified the king by supporting his plan to try Bacon's case before a special commission; but in Dec the warmth of his denunciation of the Spanish marriage, and his insistence upon fresh guarantees against popery, caused him to be numbered among the 'ill-tempered spirits'. He was, in consequence, subjected to an honourable banishment to Ireland, as a member of Sir Dudley Digges's commission for investigating certain grievances in Ireland (Wood; cf. Gardiner, History, iv. 267). In the parliament of 1624 Perrot, as representative for the county of Pembroke, played a less conspicuous part; but in that of 1628, when he again represented Haverfordwest, he made a powerful speech against Laud.

Perrot played a considerable part in his native county. In 1624 he became a lessee of the royal mines in Pembrokeshire, and from about that period he commenced acting as deputy vice-admiral for the Earl of Pembroke. In Aug 1625 he wrote to the government that Turkish pirates were upon the south-west coast, having occupied Lundy for over a fortnight, and made numerous captives in Mounts Bay, Cornwall. From 1626 he acted as the vice-admiral or representative of the admiralty in Pembrokeshire, and wrote frequently to Secretary Conway respecting the predatory habits of the Welsh wreckers, and the urgent necessity of fortifying Milford Haven. He was a member of the Virginia Company, to which he subscribed 37£. 10s. In 1630 he issued his 'Meditations and Prayers on the Lord's Prayer and Ten Commandments,' London, 4to.

He died at his house of Harroldston on 4 Feb 1636/7, and was buried in the chancel of St. Mary's Church, Haverfordwest. He married Mary, daughter of Robert Ashfield of Chesham, Buckinghamshire, but left no issue. Some commendatory verses by him are prefixed to the 'Golden Grove' (1608) of his friend Henry Vaughan.

Wills his estate to Sir Herbert Perrot of Morton-on-Lugg, a distant relative, and son of Robert Perrot of Morton in Herefordshire. James Perrott, Knight, and Cicil, daughter of James Perrott, are among the folks cited as "freehold tentants of this town, because they did not appear at the Court of View of Frankpledge but defaulted, are amerced seven shillings each" on 3 May 1604 in Newport, Pembrokshire.

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Sibyl JONES

Married: Mary ASHFIELD (d. May 1639) (dau. of Robert Ashfield, Esq.)

Children:

1. Cecily PERROT

Dau. PERROT

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Sibyl JONES

Married: David MORGAN

Born: ABT 1580, Waterford, Ireland

Died: ABT 1665, Jamaica, Barbados

Notes: in the Inner Temple Register, there is an entry, dated 5 June 1583--"John Perot, of Haryve, Co. Pembroke, 3rd son of John Perot, Knight". Possibly also the son of Sybil Jones.

Father: John PERROT (Capt. Sir Knight)

Mother: Sibyl JONES

Married 1: Prunella ?

Children:

1. Richard PERROT (b. ABT 1620 - d. 11 Nov 1686) (m.1 Elizabeth Thompson - m.2 Sarah Dale)

2. Robert PARROT

Married 2: Elizabeth ? (Wife)

Children:

3. Thankful PARROT

4. Blessing PARROT