GED4WEB version 4.41 Tomes Frances [Male] b. 1633 - d. 1709 Perquimans County, North Carolina
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[Permace.FTW]
1.* Judge Massey from Texas. states Francis Tomes is father of this Mary Ann. He does have a dau,Mary Ann, who married Gabriel Newby but I have not verified he is this Mary Ann's father. This will hold true for his wife,Persillah as well 2.Collector of Customs for His Majesty in North Carolina;Deputy to Duke of Albemarle 3.Francis Tomes came to Va @@ 1649 & North Carolina @@ 1664 4.Deposition of Francic Tomes 5.Quaker recs Va,Nc 6.Berkley Prcnt births, deaths & marriages 7.deeds & land recs 8.wills 9."History Of
Perquimans County, North Carolina" 10."17th Century Colonial Ancestors Of The Nat.Soc. Of Colonial Dames" XVII 1915-75, by MLM Hutton: Francis Toms [1636-1712] North Carolina-Md. married Priscilla Nicholson.{She is purported to be relative of Gov.Nicholson of North Carolina} 11. F.T. came to Va @@ 1649 & North Carolina @@ 1664
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[Permace.FTW]
1.related to Gov.Nicholson of North Carolina
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[Permace.FTW]
1.James Newby was brought to Upper Norfolk co Va in 1643 by Epaphroditus Lawson 2.Quaker recs Va & North Carolina 3.wills 4.deeds & land recs 5."Quaker Marriage Certificates Monthly Meetings North Carolina 1677-1800", GB BJORKMAN, p 2; this record states that ' Elezabeth Newbey, daughter to John Newbey & daughter in law to Mathew Callin ...' she then marries John White. Callin is also CALLEY
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[Permace.FTW]
1.was a fisherman who drowned at sea. His wife & sons were acused of his death, arrested, imprisoned, tortured, tried & acquitted there property was confiscated & never returned - all because they were Quakers,not Puritans 2.Edmond & Elizabeth came to Mass. in 1648. Her brother,Francis Simpson, was first Sherriff of Marblehead but he removed to R.I. as did Elizabeth after her 2nd marriage 3.wills 4.inventory Vol 6 p 47 Marblehead Ma 5.Berkley birth, death & marriages 6.deed & land recs 7.Essex co,Ma court recs {Salem & Marblehead}
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Title: Permace.FTW
John Stewart and Ann Stanley possibly have another son who died before 1837.
[Burrell Perry.FTW]
1830 Census of Washington Parish, La.. Microfilm Page #88.(remarks by S.W.)
Orvil Perry Males 15/20 Males 20/30 Females <5 Females 15/20
1(unknown) 1(Orville) 1(Lucinda?) 1(Mary Ann Mizzell/Perry)
August 10, 1835; McLean, PAPERS CONCERNING ROBERTSON'S COLONY In. TEXAS, Volume XI page 276. Collection of Mrs. T.S. Sutherland.
MEMORANDUM OF ORVILLE PERRY
Orville Perry 34 years old state of Louisiana
Mary Ann 24
Lucinda 5
John 4
James 2
1840 Census Washington County, Louisiana.Page
Name Males<5 M-5/10 M-30/40 Females<5 F-5/10 F-20/30
Orwell Perry 1 1 1 1 1 1
October 29, 1850; 1850 Census Washington Parish La.. Page 448. Lines 23-31.
Orvil Perry 50 M Laborer Miss.
Mary " 40 F La.
James " 14 M "
Burrell " 11 M "
Elizabeth " 9 F "
Polly " 7 F "
Griffin " 6 M "
William " 5 M "
Hardison " 4 M "
Evaline " 2 F "
December 12, 1859. Orval Perry and wife Mary Ann Perry of Washington Parish, Louisiana, for $5,550 sign a deed to James Johnston of Robertson County, Texas and Hamilton Obanion of Waller County, Texas for their interest in that League of land granted to the said Orville Perry as a Colonist in Texas of Robertson's Colony situated in Burleson County, Texas on Yegua Creek. Signed Orville Perry and Mary Ann Perry by her "+" mark. Witnesses by M.O. Rorke and John E Morris and notarized by J.A. Erwin, Recorder of Washington Parish La. on December 12, 1859. Filed on January 16, 1860 and Recorded in Book G Pages 139 & 140, Burleson County, Texas Deed Records.
June 6, 1860; 1860 Census Washington Parish La.. Page 773. Lines 16-25.
Hse# Fam# Name Age Sex Occupation Value/RE Value/PE POB
64 60 Orvill Perry 58 M Farmer 300 800 Tennessee
Mary Anne 49 F Louisiana
Burril 25 M Texas
Mary 18 F Louisiana
Griffin 16 M " "
William 14 M " "
Hardeson 12 M " "
Eveline 11 F " "
Mathew 6 M " "
Richard Jenkins 58 M Farmer Georgia
65 61 James Perry 27 M Farmer 250 160 Texas
Lucinda 21 F Louisiana
Burrel H 1 M " "
(notes: The James Perry above is James Richardson (or Richardson James) Perry, son of Orville and Mary Ann Mizell/Perry, and his wife Lucinda Penny and son Burrell H. sw)
LIST OF EDUCABLE children In. THE Parish OF WASHINGTON,
STATE OF La., BETWEEN THE AGES OF SIX AND SIXTEEN
YEARS In. THE YEAR 1863, ENUMERATED BY J.M. WALLIS, ASSESSOR
NOTE: The list is separated into school districts one thru twenty-six. Each list gives the name of parent or guardian,the number of male and female children attending school. [SW]
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 5
NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN MALES FEMALES
CORKERN, JAMES 1
CORKERN, A.B. 2 1
CORKERN, ISAAC 2 2
MIZELL, MATHEW 2 2
MAGEE, ELDRIGE 1
PENY(?), ORVILLE (This is Orville Perry) 1 1
CORKERN, WILLIAM 3 2
CRAIN, JANIS A. 1 2
JONES, JENKINS 3
WILLIAMS, JENKINS 2 2
WILLIAMS, JAMES 1 2
MIZELL, DAVID 1 3
BRELAND, E.B. 1
OLD CORKERN-GREEN CEMETERY, Washington Parish, Louisiana
LOCATED: On Crown-Zellerbach land in Washington Parish, near the Bouge
Chitto River & Corkern-Green Lake. This cemetery is located near the
St.Tammany Parish line. The cemetery was partially fenced, and was very
much overgrown. Many graves are unmarked, and other markers were broken
or completely gone. Because of the dense growth, it was impossisble to
judge how many unmarked graves were in the cemetery.
COPIED: 1976, By Doris Holden, Dolores Butler, & Bob Landrum, Jr.,
additions by Mildred P. Richurg
CORKERN, EUGENE D., b. 9-14-1867, d. 4-20-1890 William Alexander
Corkern & Mary Polly Perry
CORKERN, ISAAC (Newton), b. 4-14-1814, d. 8-24-1884 h/o Mary Caroline
Fussell; s/o James Bickham & Phereba Magee Corkern
CORKERN, MARY C.(Caroline) FUSSELL, b. 6-21-1817, d. 2-26-1879, w/o
Isaac Corkern d/o Edwin & Margaret Glaze Fussell
CORKERN, MARY PERRY, b. 4-18-1841, d. 12-13-1899, w/o W. A.(William
Alexander) Corkern d/o Orville & Mary Ann Mizell Perry
GREEN, AGNES O., b. 8-19-1874, d. 10-14-1876, d/o Joe (Josiah) & M.
A(Martha Ann Corkern) Green
GREEN, J. M., b. 11-20-1867, d. 3-14-1869, s/o Joe (Josiah) & M.
A.(Martha Ann Corkern) Green
MIZELL, DAVID, b. 9-17-1814, d. 8-12-1868
VARNADO, INFANT, b. 2-26-1885, d. 2-27-1885, s/o William Franklin & T.
E.(Elizabeth) Varnado
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Subj: Orville Perry Family
Date: 8/16/01 5:43:01 PM Central Daylight Time
From: drouhalsey@@voyager.net (Drouscella Halsey)
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I am sending what I have on this family. It may take a few days to get it all to you.
Orville Perry
B. aft. 1800 in: Hancock County, Ms. ?
Died: aft 1860 Washington Parish, La. ?
Wife: Mary Mizell
Born: 1810 in Louisiana
Children:
1. Richardson James Perry Born: 1833 in Ms.
Died: 1870 ? St. Landry Parish, La.
married: Sarah Lucindy Penny April 2, 1857 in St. Tammany Parish, La. (From below mention book)
Perry, Richardson J., Pvt. County B, Miles Legion La. Roll May and June, 1862 (only roll on file). En. April 4, 1862, St. Tammany Par., La. Roll states Present. Federal Rolls of Prisioner of War, Paroled Port Hudson, La., July _____, 1863
2. Elizabeth Perry Born: November 6, 1837 Washington Parish, La.
3. Burrell Perry Born 1839
From Records of La. Confederate Soldiers and Louisiana Confederate Commands. Compiled by Andrew B. Booth, Commissioner Louisiana Military Records Volume III--Book 2, New Orleans La.. 1920
Perry Burrell, Pvt. County I, 9th La. INf. Roll for July 7 to Aug. 31, 1861, dated Sept. 20, 1861 (only roll on file), Present. Was mustered into service but done duty with the County Record copied from Memorial
Hall, New Orleans, La.., by the War Dept., Washinton, D.C. June 1903. En. July 7, 1861, Camp Moore, La.. for the War. Born Louisiana, occupation farmer, Res. Covington, La. age when enlisted 25.
4. Griffin Perry Born 1841 Louisiana Died: August 9, 1861 Warrenton, Fauguier County, Va.
From same book as above:
Perry, Griffin, Pvt. County I, 9th La. Inf. Roll July 7 to Aug. 31, 1861, dated Sept. 20, 1861 (only Roll on file), En.------. Died at Warrenton, Fauquier County, Va., Aug. 9, 1861. Was mustered into service. Report for
Aug., 1861. Camp Bienville. Died Aug. 9, 1861, Measles. Born Louisiana, occupation Farmer, Res. Covington, La., age when enlisted 20, single.
5. Mary (Polly) Perry Born: April 18, 1841. Died December 13, 1899 buried in Ol Corkern-Green Cemetery, St. Tammany Parish, La.
Spouse: William Alexander Corkern
6. William Perry Born: Died:
Spouse: Mary
7. Hardison Perry Born: 1846
8. Evaline Perry Born: April 24, 1849 Franklinton, Washington Parish, La. Died: July 15, 1923
Spouse J. John Gordon Musgrove
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