Wed Nov 17 06:38:38 2010 UTClccn-sh85-100044Mormons--Utah--Perry0.33Perry family papers, 1879-19790.781.00Perry family papers, 1788-1911 (bulk 1831-1891)sh 85100044oca02126885bPerry familyPearee familyPearey familyPeary familyPeerey familyPeery familyPeiry familyPerie familyPerre familyPerrey familyPerryman familylccn-sh85-100046lccn-sh85-85392Miller familylccn-sh85-123667Smith familylccn-sh85-146792Williams familylccn-sh85-132909Taylor familylccn-sh85-70686Jones familylccn-sh85-76343Lewis familylccn-sh85-13019Bell familylccn-sh85-17250Brown familylccn-sh85-123812Snyder familylccn-sh85-35934Davis familyPerry familyPerry family600DeedsAccount booksLong familyFowler familyPerry, Henry Thomas,--1893-1950Perry, Pearl May,--1895-1983Monroe familyMarylandRhode IslandTravelSourcesPeterson familyClark familyStevens familyBell familyMosley familyAmerican Civil War (1861-1865)Southern StatesRecords and correspondenceGenealogyBiographySmith familyHerring familyHilliard familyConyers familyBoddie familyHendricks familyBlack Hawk War (1832)IllinoisNew ZealandMassachusettsMiller familySnyder familyTexas--Peach Point PlantationArt museumsExhibition catalogsAustin familyDrawing--Private collectionsWatercolor painting--Private collectionsSeymour, Truman,--1824-1891Maddox familyWallace familyFamiliesUnited StatesGenealogyTobacco industry--ColoniesTobacco industryPerry of LondonGreat BritainVirginiaHistoryPerry family187818811884188618881889189019001903190619081909191119121913191519161923192519261928193019311933193619371940194119431945194619521954195519591960196119621963196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201088492681912bookbv343.m44335010221ocn032822482sw032822482:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry familyPapers, ca. 1724-1972Genealogical and biographical materials, deeds, promissory notes, photographs, and other papers of Carl Emerson Perry, railroad stationmaster of Sagamore and Pocasset, Mass., Clementine Perry, Elisha Perry, postmaster, of Monument, Mass., Elsie Ellis Perry, Ezra Perry, Ezra Gibbs Perry, author, of Monument Beach, Lucius Manning Perry, Sarah Freeman (Perry) Proctor, William E.C. Perry, and other family members. Includes genealogy compiled by Lydia B. Brownson; scrapbook of Carl E. Perry, consisting of clippings relating to the Bourne area; and materials concerning the Avery family and other relatives.221ocn028415151sw028415151:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry, Alexander JPapers, 1793-1933Correspondence including letters to Brigadier General Perry and Perry family members (1793-1913); deeds, invoices, bills, and agreements (1829-1901); genealogical notes and documents on Perry and related families; imprints; miscellany; drawings; pictures of photos; and clippings.114ocn232006783sw122561632:lccn-sh85-100044FalsebookPerry familyPapers, 1867-1915 (inclusive)Contains letters, diaries, and biographical material documenting three generations of rural New England women, their families, and their domestic affairs in Marlboro, Mass., and in Rutland and Chester, Vt. Weekly letters and daily journal entries provide a detailed account of household activities, visitors, holiday celebrations, churchgoing, and local events.112ocn318814824sw318814824:lccn-sh85-100044FalsebookPerry familyPerry family correspondence, 1861-1864Correspondence of the following members of the Perry family who served in the Civil War, Levi Perry: served with 4th Maine Regiment all four years of the war. Most of his correspondence (about forty letters) is to his mother Sarah Hall Perry (1861-1864). Chandler Perry, Jr. and Tad (?) Perry: correspondence to their mother Sarah Hall Perry (1863). Chandler Perry, Sr.: Correspondence to his wife Sarah (1861). Perry joined the 4th Maine Regiment, Company D, as hospital nurse and was taken prisoner in 1861. He died in Libby Prison of typhoid fever. Other topics represented include the Maine militia.112ocn301021049sw301021049:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdMurphey-Perry papers, 1820-1901Correspondence reflects the separation of segments of the Murphey family from their home in Franklin County, N.C. Friends and relatives who relocated to Alabama (Decatur, Morgan City, and Madison) discuss opportunities to be found there; the financial situation, including the prices of cotton and corn; their health and welfare; and report victories of Generals Zachary Taylor and Winfield Scott in Mexico and of Santa Anna's escape from capture. Also included are deeds of gift for slaves from Polly Perry, a member of the Murphey family, to various relatives; last will and testament of Hartsfield Perry; a summons for Williamson Murphey; bills and receipts; and a poem.112ocn191917264sw122402347:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry FamilyPapers, 1854-ca. 1930These personal and business papers of the Perry family of Hopkinsville in Christian County, Kentucky primarily originated with Gideon Babcock Perry, an Episcopal minister, and his children, Henry and Emily.112ocn191061052sw191061052:lccn-sh85-100044FalsebookSaussy familySaussy family papers, 1616-2003 (bulk, 1830-2003)Original correspondence and transcriptions, 1616, 1693, 1830-2003, of family papers re travel, genealogy, etc. consist of personal papers and genealogical materials pertaining to the Perry, Saussy, and related families, whose ancestry is traced to the Shetland Islands, England, Canada, and the United States.112ocn123505022sw123505022:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry familyPerry family papers, 1744-1936Account booksCorrespondence, diaries, legal, church, and financial papers, school notebooks, shipping journals, account books, daybooks, house plans, and genealogical material.112ocn122626701sw122626701:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry familyPerry family papers, ca. 1830-1870Collection consists of correspondence, broadside advertisements, leaflets, patents received, and materials relating to mowers, binders and other farm implements invented by members of the Perry family.112ocn080258168sw080258168:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry familyPerry family papers, 1861-1871Personal correspondence, chiefly from family members, including two letters from Milton M. Perry while a law student at the University of Michigan (1865), two letters from A. C. Vanderburgh (1865) describing conditions in Nashville, Tenn., at the close of the Civil War, and one letter from A. R. Earley (1864) describing conditions in Franklin, La.112ocn031716357sw031716357:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry, RoderickPapers, 1860-1918, 1860-1866This collection contains letters written by Roderick Perry and his family and friends of Warsaw, Kentucky. Also included are letters to soldiers requesting help from Kate Perry. Perry's adjutant handbook and business cards of merchants supplying goods to prisoners' of war are also included.112ocn019489679sw019489679:lccn-sh85-100044Falsemixd0.33Perry familyPerry family papers, 1879-1979Papers document segments of the Perry family and their relationships. The collection consists of personal documents including correspondence, journals, financial records, newspaper clippings, manuscripts. The papers were collected by Marjorie Perry. Includes correspondence between Marjorie Perry and Eleanor Bliss.112ocn015743814sw015743814:lccn-sh85-100044Falsemixd1.00Perry familyPerry family papers, 1724-1978111ocn556354166sw556354166:lccn-sh85-100044FalsebookPerry FamilyHistory of North Carolina Perry Family111ocn227479471sw227479471:lccn-sh85-100044Falsemixd1884Perry familyPeery family papersIncludes receipt for lot in Yuba City, Calif., 1893; 2 letters from Hiram W. Johnson to Mrs. T.P. Peery concerning a foreign service appointment for her son; and obituary notices for Trusten P. Peery, 1936.111ocn070963854sw070963854:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry, John PhilanderFamily papers, 1836-1945DiariesCorrespondence, diary, essays, and newspaper clippings about New Ipswich, N.H.111ocn062408956sw062408956:lccn-sh85-100044FalsebookPerry familyRecords, 1815-1858One account book, 1817-1830, of Noah Kidder (1796-1872) a shoemaker from Enfield, New Hampshire and the diary, 1854-1858, of his son Perry (b. 1829). The diary and account book both document interactions with the local Shaker community. The diary is very detailed and is much more than the standard "weather" diary. Some of the activities documented in the diary includes attendance at political meetings, sitting for a daguerreotype, and a trip to Wisconsin.111ocn049308934sw049308934:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdPerry familyPerry family : papers, 1818-1913Papers tracing Perry family history, especially that of the Reverend George B. Perry, rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Hopkinsville, Ky. Included are Perry's writings, stories, poems, and religious reflections; papers regarding church business; and family information.111ocn023475633sw023475633:lccn-sh85-100044Falsemixd1.00Perry familyPerry family papers, 1788-1911 (bulk 1831-1891)Scattered family and business correspondence, chiefly 1831-1891, of David Bradley Perry, planter of Beaufort County, N.C., and his sons-in-law, Rufus W. Wharton and David M. Carter, lawyers and Confederate officers. The letters relate to a variety of family concerns, including news from Perry relatives in Connecticut in the 1840s, and include Civil War items relating to the 4th, 21st, and 67th N.C. regiments, and letters from Sarah Lindsay Carter in Europe, 1889-1891.111ocn017197335sw017197335:lccn-sh85-100044FalsemixdVinson familyPapers, 1789-1929Correspondence of Thomas Melville Vinson relating to his military service in the War of 1812 at Plattsburg and Fort Brown, N.Y., efforts to obtain veterans' bounty lands in Michigan or Illinois, his interest in the whale fishery, attempts to obtain compensation for destruction of the schooner Ann by French privateers, and other topics, and letters of recommendation while seeking employment; correspondence and other papers of Vinson's son, Cornelius Marchant Vinson, teacher in Jamaica Plain, Mass., including letters of recommendation, and Harvard College themes and reports from Boston Public Latin School from his student days; deeds of the Perry family for land in Maine; depositions concerning Oyster Pond, Edgartown, Mass.; description of a trading voyage, 1790-91, by Robert Williams Jr.; notebook on "mathematical geography"; undated essays on religion, possibly by Samuel Willard Vinson.3583764ocn024669198sw024669198:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19920.79Price, Jacob MPerry of London : a family and a firm on the seaborne frontier, 1615-175373785ocn005393941sw005393941:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19310.59Perry, LynnA branch of the Peery family tree; ancestors and descendants of James Peery who came to Delaware about 173068756ocn001671510sw001671510:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19110.54Sinnett, Charles NOur Perry family in Maine; its ancestors and descendants54542ocn021158590sw021158590:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19890.42Perry, James GlennKinfolk a history of the families of John Thomas Perry and Agatha Victoria Maddox Perry51512ocn002511572sw002511572:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19130.48Perry, Calbraith BThe Perrys of Rhode Island, and tales of Silver Creek; the Bosworth-Bourn-Perry homestead, rev. and enl. from a lecture ... at the Public library, Cambridge, N.Y., April 13, 190946461ocn016224494sw016224494:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19860.71Seymour, TrumanThe drawings and watercolors by Truman Seymour (1824-1891)43431ocn010275759sw010275759:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19820.61Jones, Marie BethPeach Point Plantation : the first 150 years41456ocn002730371sw002730371:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19700.52Perry, Hubert LThe family tree of Daniel Perry, 1704-197033343ocn012615741sw012615741:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19110.56Brown, F. WSome of the ancestors of Oliver Hazard Perry of Lowell, Mass29293ocn009248280sw009248280:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19550.61Adams, BertramAn incomplete history of the descendants of John Perry of London, 1604-195427272ocn005148831sw005148831:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19160.58Hendrick, Rebecca HerringLineage and tradition of the Herring, Conyers, Hendrick, Boddie, Perry, Crudup, Denson and Hilliard families27272ocn000430711sw000430711:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19670.44Perry, Charles WesleyA history of the John Wesley Perry, Jr., family23233ocn026165304sw002638805:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19920.56Rosengarten, Ruth Vesta Pope WernerEzra Perry of Sandwich, Massachusetts and some of his descendants in Saratoga County, New York22222ocn013286779sw013286779:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19130.55Perry, Calbraith BThe Perrys of Rhode Island, and tales of Silver Creek the Bosworth-Bourn-Perry homestead20202ocn011865737sw011865737:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19830.55Miller, Mildred PerryPerry portraits18182ocn003892236sw003616973:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19770.63Perry, MaxThe descendants of Perry-Peterson families : including allied families and genealogical briefs of Abercrombie, Bagwell, Brown, Hallmark, Kelly, Queen, Roach, Tuggle, Williams, and Williamson17173ocn006149714sw006149714:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19760.29Perry, Elwell HPerry-Long genealogy, 1646-197617172ocn024455829sw024455829:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19520.54Monroe, F. TMonroe family, Fowler ", Perrie ", Stevens16162ocn031098170sw031098170:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19940.46Bunnelle, Philip RJohn Perry, mariner & Sarah Clark, his wife : their parentage & descendants12336ocn032491728sw001544708:lccn-sh85-100044Falsebook19060.63Snyder, John FrancisAdam W. Snyder and his period in Illinois history, 1817-1842Thu Dec 02 22:54:57 EST 2010