Elizabeth Perrot

From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Perrot-199

John Perrot died in Jamaica (not Barbados as stated in error by the ODNB [7]%29 sometime in the 7 days between the drawing up of his will on 30 August 1665 and it being proved on the 7 August [SIC: September] of the same year. In a letter dated February 1665 just before his death he reported he was joined there from England by his wife Elizabeth 'beloved EP' and his minor children 'Blessing and Thank(ful)’

From https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Perrot,_John_(d.1671%3F)_(DNB00)_

In the autumn of 1662 Perrot and some of his followers emigrated to Barbados, where his wife and children joined him later, and where he was appointed clerk to the magistrates. He seems to have still called himself a quaker, but gave great offence by wearing ‘a velvet coat, gaudy apparel, and a sword,’ while he was now as strict in exacting oaths as he had formerly been against them. Proceeding on a visit to Virginia, he induced many quakers there to dispense with the formality of assembling for worship, and otherwise to depart from the judicious rules laid down by Fox.