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William Perine & Sarah E Ryder

followthrough — 2011-04-23 18:29:50Z

Greeting's
Searching for the burial record of "Sarah Elmira Perine"
Sarah's maiden name was "Ryder",she was born in New York on March 14,1830, she married "william Perine" on October 6,1847. She Died in 1911.
Last known address is Allendale,Bergen county New Jersey,(1910 Federal Census) she was living with Peter D Rapelji
(Her Brother in law)
Any information about her death and burial would be greatly appreciated

Perine-Rollins

jennywva2 — 2011-04-14 14:12:15Z

Grandparents Lacy Vaude Perine and Raymond Kenneth Rollins.
Parents Russell Dale Rollins and Ida Kathryn Williams.
I am Mary Virginia Rollins, Brownfield, Rubio. I was born June 3, 1946, Parkersburg, West Virginia. I am looking for information and photos of any of my family. Between the Gastons, Perines, Rollins, Williams, Miller family I still have a lot of gaps in my background. Thanks for any information anyone can provide.

Horse thief

cdcozine — 2011-03-21 21:55:32Z

My grandfather, Harold Pruyn (Perine), learned that one of his GG uncles was a horse thief and was hanged (he stopped doing genealogy after that). If it was a Perine, it would be a son of John and Abigail Niles, born in the early 1800s.
Has anyone heard of this story?

PERINE REUNION

georgiahalloran — 2010-09-10 19:15:29Z

Perine reunion in West Union, Doddridge co. WV Sept. 18th, 12:00 at Doddridge county Park on Snowbird Rd. Bring covered dish and/or dessert and your drink. I have contact names and number but don't want to post on line. contact me privately at
gshalloran@prodigy.net

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

georgiahalloran — 2010-09-10 19:11:39Z

Adam, I just got off the phone with my cousin Don Perine who has a cabin on Arnolds Creek. The reunion is Sept. 18th, 12:00 at Doddridge county Park which is on Snowbird Rd. Don says they had 29 people there last year and that it doesn't lst very long.
I have some contact numbers but don't want to put on line so please contact me privately and I can give you the info. gshalloran@prodigy.net
Wish I could go! I visited thre 2 years ago with Don and he showed me all around and I had a wonderful time.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

adamctherrell — 2010-09-10 02:54:56Z

Are there details on if the reunion is still happening in September? I am descended of Isaac Perine and would love to participate if it's possible.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

gusto157 — 2010-06-26 22:09:29Z

Jane Perrin married ludwig sudasch later went by louis Suda suppose to have been born abt1847 crawford co Illinois
my gr grandmother died 7/26/1920 Illinois
they lived in st louis and had three children
don't know how this will help i don't know her mother or father

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

vanscoy2 — 2010-01-09 23:45:30Z

Georgia, good to hear that you are back in TX vs. the mid-west winter! I'm replying quickly without studying your note in detail yet.

I think John Mark has also mentioned the Wood Co. tax records, at least a Wood Co. reference. Don't forget that at one time Wood Co. extended a lot further north and west than it does now. That deed from the Hughes River would fit with this. Most interesting.

I'll respond to the other branch of this thread later. Eight degrees here this morning.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

georgiahalloran — 2010-01-09 19:39:44Z

I meant to add in the WOOD CO., VA tax records ISAAC PERINE/PRYOR is found from 1803 through 1814.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

georgiahalloran — 2010-01-09 19:35:50Z

Richard, it has been awhile since we wrote. I am still working on finding Isaac Perine/Perrin in Washington co. OH. In the INDEX TO OHIO TAX LIST 1800-1810,I have found Perrin/Perren/Prime/Prior/Pryor from a variety of counties. in the OH 188 Territorial Census Index Substitute I found and ISAAC PRYOR and PRYER in Wahington Co. Newton Twp./ for 1803. Also an EZRA PERRIN same place and year, two SAMUEL PRIOR's from Waterford and Newton twp., Washington co(1800). And Samuel, 1803,Newton twp. Washington co. Other Perrine I see area William and a Timothy.
I am thinking the Perine's probably were in WAshinton co. as it is close to then VA. I found list of first group of people from CT but it only list the "important" people (the ones that organized the trip etc.) Marriage books I looked at were no help but did get names of some other books that are in HIstorical Societies in some OH city (forget which one)which may help. Just need to go there or hire someone to do a look up. I'm in TX for winter and plan on going to LDS library here and see what I can order on early Ohio.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

georgiahalloran — 2010-01-09 19:04:49Z

As far as I know the reunion is still being held. I believe it is always in Sept. I will call cousin Don Perine to make sure. I descend form Richard also. Grandfather was WAitman Perine.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

vanscoy2 — 2010-01-08 16:44:51Z

mdungey - I am very interested in your reply for a couple of reasons. First, I have been studying the Perine branch of my family for several years and had never heard of a reunion. Second, it would be interesting to find who the VanScoy is that was communicating with your father. The only female VanScoy associated with Perines (that I know of) that has died recently would be Lucille VanScoy, my uncle Buera's second wife, who died in November 2007. Is this the contact?

I am from the Isaac line and am your father's fifth cousin. My parents both grew up in Greenbrier District of Doddridge Co. My sister and I have made several trips to the homeplaces and cemeteries in the area although I no longer live in the state.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

mdungey_1 — 2010-01-08 03:51:07Z

My great grandmother, Ada Mae Perine Netzer, was the great granddaughter of Richard. My father & I are interested in attending the next Perine family reunion if it is still being held. It has been about 15 years since we have been to one. My father said the lady who would tell him about it, a VanScoy, has since died. If anyone knows if it is still being held please let me know.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

hprine123 — 2009-11-21 16:07:46Z

I do have a copy of the deed of land in Harrison County that was between a John and Rachel Bray of New Brunswick, Monmouth County, NJ and Henry Perrins of Monmouth, NJ started in 1785 and then signed in 1799. I guess that's when he paid it off. I have not found a deed of sale for Henry Perrins selling the land so I don't know what happened with it. The deed named only Henry, no wife. The deed does say Henry Perrine in the last part, not Henry Perrins. The land is includes 4 tracts;patents#3,5,6 and 9. I don't know where that is in Harrison County. That's all I have.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

vanscoy2 — 2009-11-20 14:04:09Z

Sounds like we are in about the same place. I have often wondered about that Henry guy also. A town of Salem is associated with that but the current town of Salem in Harrison Co. was called New Salem at the time. I have not seen the deed record in Harrison Co. Do you have a photo? I agree on the lack of Perines vs. Perrins in CT. However, the records of the orphans show the name spelled in many, many ways, of course.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

hprine123 — 2009-11-20 01:37:07Z

I'll have to look . I think I saw it in 1880 census for Richard but could be very wrong. May have been for his wife and my lousy eyesight tricked me. I got the same thing with the two sisters. I am still wondering about a Henry Perrine who bought land in Harrison County before 1800, because I have not found a deed where he sold it but once again I might have missed it. He was from New Jersey so would have been from those Perines. I think you're right about Richard stating Isaac as a family member standing p for him but could it have been his brother Isaac? I have looked in the books in Genealogy Library in Salt Lake City for Perine in Connecticut but always seem to find Perrin only. I have not found any land deed for Perine at Library in Harrrison Co. other than Henry but that could mean nothing.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

vanscoy2 — 2009-11-19 21:42:03Z

Do you have a reference to the Richard/Ohio comment? In the 1880 census William says his parents were both born in Connecticut. Richard, at his second marriage, says his parents were Issac and Nancy. However, since that was the name of his oldest son and daughter-in-law, many of us believe he was really answering a next of kin question. Richard also says he was born in Harrison Co., VA. There were two sisters, Merinda and Mary Ann. The former married a Childers and the latter a Tingler. Our theory in brief: These kids parents came from New England with other documented Perines. Parents died, kids were taken in by settlers at the forts along the West Fork. Lots of circumstantial evidence, no proof positive.

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

hprine123 — 2009-11-16 03:36:41Z

I am having the same problem. I think there may also have been a sister who married a Stutler. I am the great great granddaughter of William through his son Huston's second wife(Amanda).I have nto been able to link back past 1800 either but I did notice on one census that Richard has his parents being from Ohio.

Re: Perine of NJ

Penelope57 — 2009-09-15 02:17:57Z

Hi - I am of the Daniel Perine Family.
Peter marred Rachel van Winkle, daughter of Abraham and Nancy van Winkle, who was boon 16 July 1793 and died 7 December 1869. Rachel was from Bergen, NJ. Daniel was born 11 Dec 1819.
Peter had a son, Daniel Perine who married Maria Ackerman 1 May 1841 at Patterson, NJ, and lived in Nyack, NY. They had 10 children. Their daughter Martha Perine is who I am decended from. Martha married Joseph W. Farnsworth 6 Oct 1869 at Marion, NJ. They had 2 children and my line contines from there.

Your post was ages ago, I hope you find this information. I have more information if you are interested, please contact me.

Regards,
PM

Re: Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

BruceYoung54 — 2008-08-19 22:57:09Z

I have Isaac Perine m Nancy Lewis 1846 Harrison Co., VA 1850 Census Isaac 29 Nancy 25 2 children

Nelllie Perrine

SSchiewe6454 — 2007-06-21 13:48:11Z

My Grandmother was a Perrine, daughter of Birchfield B. Perrine. Her brother was Edgar and he married a Nellie in abt. early 1900. I need info on Nellie. My Grandmother was Elma and she died in 1924 at a young age leaving 3 young daughters. Her husband was james S Coulter.
Suzanne

Re: Perine, Richmond County, NY

raepat1 — 2007-06-21 02:28:46Z

I have further info from a direct descendant "captcarole" see surname message board under David DesMarets.
Sarah Hillyard b 4/3/1761 d 8/7/1788. Edward and Sarah Perine had one son, Henry b 2/8/1786 m Sarah Stilwell b 5/25/1798. Carole is a direct ancestor.
Rae

Re: Perine, Richmond County, NY

marilyncha — 2007-04-02 17:56:53Z

VISIT DECARTERET.ORG...YOU ARE RELATED TO THE DECARTERET FAMILY ON THE ISLAND OF JERSEY.THE HUGUENOTS RAN THERE FOR COVER...CARTERET WAS NAMED AFTER THEM...DANIEL CAME WITH DECARTERET TO THAT VERY SHORE. HE HAD TWO FAMILIES. SOME ARE BURIED HERE IN WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY. THEN DANIEL MOVED TO NEW DORP, STATEN ISLAND AND CALLED THOSE LANDS THE WEST FIELDS....ENJOY YOUR HISTORY..AND GOD BLESS. THROUGHT HE DECARTERETS YOU , MY DEAR COUSIN, CAN TRACE YOURSELF BACK TO THE 400'S AND THE CRUSADES...ENJOY

Re: Perine Responses

dbmmad — 2007-02-19 02:58:30Z

Hello, I have read the Howard Delano book, which is a great source of information. But, I am trying to locate one piece of information and maybe you can assist, since you, also, are directly related. I am a direct descendant of Daniel Perrine who arrived in 1665, living in the historic Richmond House.
Do you have any information on William Perrine (Perrin) who was born in 1724 in Perrineville, NJ and died there in either 1779 or 1785? I am trying to determine his wife's name and date information. He is the son of John Perrine, born 1690, died 1779, Perrineville, NJ. Thank you so much for any assistance you may be able to provide.

Re: Perine, Richmond County, NY

2006-11-24 19:36:41Z

I have Edward Perine married first Sarah Hillyard on 12 September 1783. They had no children. He then married Patience Mersereau on 7 June 1790. They had a son John Edward Perine who married Lucy(?) Ann Sharot on 20 August 1841. I also have more on down to the present if you would like.

Deb

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

2006-08-27 22:13:12Z

I am looking in the book that you have referred to. I purchased it through Quintin Publications for $66 if you are interested in getting a copy.

REvans

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

efanslau — 2006-08-27 20:57:38Z

Thank you for checking again. Every source I have for George shows his middle initial as H, even on his death certificate. I'm fairly certain that Martha was James' only wife. They married in 1845. I found the marriage listed in the newspaper. George H. was born in 1852 with at least one other child before him. Apparently these Perrines are not related to a line I've heard about. Are you looking in "Daniel Perrine, the Huguenot and His Descendants"? I have been unable to locate a copy in any of my local libraries.
Thanks again for your help.

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

2006-08-27 02:42:02Z

So far I have checked every George with a middle name beginning with H and every James with a middle name starting with W, with no results. Is it possible that George's middle initial is actually a W and not an H? They look so much alike in signatures it is sometimes difficult to tell what the letter is supposed to be.
Another thought --is it possible that Martha is not the first wife...the family were very adept at marrying many times. It just seems odd that I can't find her in the book as that is usually the easiest way to search.

REvans

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

efanslau — 2006-08-27 00:26:10Z

Unfortunately I don't have a middle name for James, yet. On the census records a middle name or initial is not used. On the 1840 census, however, there is a James listed that may be the one I'm looking for and there is a "W" written as a middle initial. Martha used a "C" on one of the census records. His son George, who is the direct ancestor, always uses an "H" as a middle initial. Thanks for checking, sorry I don't have the right info for you.

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

2006-08-26 23:55:38Z

I checked the book for a Martha Dennis and she is not listed. There are many James Perrines in the book so the easiest way for me to search is by a middle name. Is there any chance you have James' middle name?

Rose

Re: Family Tree

georgiahalloran — 2006-08-26 20:09:26Z

Richard, Just saw your post-sorry it has been long in reply. In the 1880 census WILLIAM, brother to my RICHARD, states his parents were born in "CONN" This is the only place I have seen such info. I have looked arounc in CT & find the PERRIN's first were in MA then some migrated to CT. Have found no connection to any of them "yet" Sure could use some help!
If you don't have access of 1880 census I ccan scan and send it to you.

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

efanslau — 2006-08-24 20:41:07Z

I'm looking for information on James Perrine born in New Jersey about 1820. He lived in the Pemberton, Northampton area, married Martha Dennis (born 1830) in 1845. They had six children and he died about 1904 (?). I can't find any birth or death records. Census records state that his parents were also born in New Jersey. Thanks.

Re: Family Tree

vanscoy2 — 2006-08-16 19:46:30Z

Georgia, I have seen your name on boards previously and responded to you once. I'm one of the people who is trying to establish the parentage of the "orphan" brothers, William, Isaac and Richard Perine. My grandmother was Martha Rebecca Ann Perine, a great granddaughter of Isaac Perine (b. 1808). Do you have anything to support the VA to CT to VA story?

Ancestors of Richard, William and Isaac Perine

2006-08-16 17:37:39Z

I continue to search for clues as to the ancestors of the "orphan" brothers of the Subject line. My grandmother was Martha Rebecca Ann Perine VanScoy, the great granddaughter of this Isaac Perine (b. 1808). I have gathered a lot of information about the Subject brothers but like others can find no definite link to their parents. I have a tentative link that follows a Perine family in Salem, VA (maybe the one near Roanoke or the one in present Harrison Co., WV) to CT and then back to Harrison Co. However, this may be a total invention on my part. I would appreciate any comments on this mystery.

Re: Family Tree

2006-07-21 20:36:57Z

Korie,. It looks like we are related. I will write off line. Georgia

Re: Family Tree

2006-07-21 17:05:14Z

YES! i asked my dad and his father is from Salem WV! Im trying to get in touch with a cousin of my fathers, who may have more info for me.What did you find?

Re: Family Tree

georgiahalloran — 2006-07-20 01:50:02Z

Is your family from Harrison Co. WV?? Georgia Halloran

Re: Family Tree

KoriePerine — 2006-07-13 14:34:45Z

I thought you might also want to know that...
My Fathers name is James Weaver Perine.
His Mom – Dortha Madeline Hammack, -
Her mother- Annie Johnson- (I Think) Hammack
Her Dad- James William Hammack,

My Father's Dad- Louis Eugene Perine –
His mom was Georgia Lewin Perine,
father, Claudius Weaver Perine

This is all we have

Family Tree

KoriePerine — 2006-07-13 14:26:56Z

My family does not know where we are from. We have our tree traced about 4 generations back, but we do not have anywhere to go to find out any more. I do not know my familys origin. If anyone has any information about the Perine family tree, please email me.
Korie Perine
mindinmotown@msn.com

Urias Perrin married Anna Huffman living in Shelby Co OH 1840

haymondhome — 2006-05-12 02:17:06Z

Urias Perrin married Anna Huffman 05 Jun 1822 in Clark Co., OH.

Uriah is in the Shelby Co OH 1840 census with his wife and 6 children.

The 1850 Shelby Co OH census shows:
Ann Perrin 43 born VA
Johnathan 26 OH
Barbara 22 OH
Rachael 18 OH
Abraham 16 OH
Amaline 13 OH
Lenna Ann \Angeline 10 OH
Rebecca 8 OH
Manda 5 OH
Lutecia 4 OH

In the 1860 census the name is spelled Perine. Anna is still listed in the 1870 census, so she did not remarry.

It appears Urias/Uriah died between 1845-1850. Can anyone connect with this family? Any info would be appreciated!
Thanks
Kathi

L.E. Perine

dareingone50 — 2006-04-01 21:44:18Z

This man was married to my Grandmother Ida Willie Iley July !5th 1920. I know not weather divorce or death seprated them. Can anyone help me.
Thanks

Perine

Maggii2u — 2006-03-12 07:03:50Z

I am looking for any information on Charles Sumner Perine,son:Charles Fredrick Perine ,father to Charles Lawrenece Perine.We would like to find any family that may have info on our heritage.

Re: Mary Martin

PatriciaGerhold — 2006-01-14 06:57:30Z

Mary Martin married Daniel Perrine in 1699. My sources were several different books. There is a good book by Howland Delano Perrine, if you can find it. I can't remember the name of it.

Re: Perrine Family of New Jersey

2005-12-23 00:21:14Z

From the book "Daniel Perrin the Huguenot". # 2277 William Perrine b. April 29, 1846 at Bound Brook, lived in Plainfield NJ..married Mary Frances Stotts of Bound Brook Feb 22, 1867..She was b. May 5, 1852
Children:
#3672 William Henry b Sept 22 1867
#3673 Robert Allen b Jan 11 1870
#3674 Charles b Sept 10 1872 died July 19 a873
#3675 Richard b.June 1 1874
#3676 Cornelius b Oct 18 1876
#3677 Gertrude b Nov 30 1878
#3678 Emma b April 15 1880 died Feb 23 1881
#3679 Florence Fanny b Jan 23 1882
#3680 George b. Feb 16 1884 died April 23 1884
#3681 Sarah Ann b. Oct 24 1887

This book is the family genealogy book and the numbers seem to be a way to keep things in order.
Of all the children, the book has info on William Henry only. It does go back into info on the father, William Perrine's parents if you need that.
Please feel free to ask any questions. I don't mind looking the info up!

Re: Perine, Richmond County, NY

@@raepat@icrossroads.com — 2005-12-15 15:34:13Z

I have been researching the Mercereau/Mersereau family for my daughter-in-law who is related. Patience Mercereau b 10/4/1768 Staten Island married 6/7/1790 Edward Perine. Could you do a lookup on Edward and advise who his parents were or/and birth/death dates of Edward? Did they have children? If so just number of male/ female. Thanks so much
Rae

Hannah Perrin

alacookie — 2005-11-18 15:31:31Z

I am still trying to find any info about Hannah Perrin, bn. 1798 at River John, Nova Scotia, Canada. Does anyone have anything on her.
my e-mail address is
alacookie@aol.com

Re: Daniel Louis Perine m. july 1867

2005-09-19 02:40:18Z

Hello Bill
My GG Grandfather was born in Bergen, Hudson, Nj married Maria Ackerman andhe is buried in Nyack, Ny Daniel Perine his father Peter was b. Staten Island 1792 married Rachel Van Winkle.

Steve

Re: Daniel Louis Perine m. july 1867

bawnb — 2005-06-20 14:22:45Z

I was wondering if you were able to discover what church your Perine's were married in at Westfield?

Re: Perines from Alabama or Mississippi?

2005-04-26 14:48:22Z

Hi Annette, sorry it took me so long to respond. Could you tell me more about the James Perine you're looking for? Perhaps his parents or children's names, or even his wife? It looks like there are a couple of James Perines.

Jerod

Re: Perines from Alabama or Mississippi?

AnnetteWells75 — 2005-04-26 03:55:51Z

Jerod. Any luck. My family is from George County Mississippi. Relatives are Henry and Maud Claude Perine. Came to Alabama I think around 1900.