Richard Perryman, II

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ID: I548362102 •Name: Richard PERRYMAN •Given Name: Richard •Surname: Perryman •Sex: M •Birth: 1729 in of,Halifax,Virginia •Death: 1784 in ,Burke,Georgia •Change Date: 16 May 2003 1 2 •Note: Some information on this family comes from Janet Hallmark at hallmark@tisd.net and LDS Ancestral Files L2Z0-6R.

Perriman Pathways Quarterly, Vol 12, No. 2, Issue 46: It is my understanding that Benoni (Benono) and Daniel are siblings, children of Richard Perryman, Jr. and Martha DeJarnette. However, Phillip Perryman is not so easily identified. In my Family History Database, I have only 2 Phillip Perrymans recorded, neither a likely candidate for the Phillip we are attempting to identify. Those in my database are: Phillip Gates Perryman b 9/2/1850 d 12/20/1853 Phillip D. Perryman b 1796 or 1797 d 1853 or 1854 Ida Periman Miller, Editor

A Richard Perryman rec'd a land grant in Amelia Co. 12 May 1759: Cavaliers & Pioneers Vol. VI, p. 343, citing Pat. Bk. 34, p. 292, adj. to Griffins, Collins and Hoskins. Text of land grant Submitted by Ronda Berry 11/19/01 to USGENWEB:

Amelia County, VA - Land Grant: Richard Perryman, 1759

LAND OFFICE PATENTS AND GRANTS/ NORTHERN NECK GRANTS & SURVEYS FROM THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA

Amelia Co Land Office Patent #34, pg 292, issued by the Secretary of the Colony of Virginia, serving as the colonial Land Office. 12 May 1759.

Rich.d Perryman George the Second (and) : To all (and) : Know ye that 110 acres for diverse good causes and considerations but more especially for (and) in consideration of the sum of fifteen shillings of good and lawful money for our use paid to you Receiver General of our Revenues in this our Colony (and) Dominion of Virginia. We have given granted and confirmed and by these present for us our heirs and successors Do give grant and confirm unto RICHARD PERRYMAN one certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and ten acres lying and being in the County of Amelia on the head of Nottoway River bounded as followeth (to wit): Beginning at Griffins now his own corner maple on the said River, Thence along his own line North seventeen degrees West one hundred and sixty poles to Collins s Corner- Red Oak thence along his line West thirty eight degrees South two hundred twenty one poles to a corner Pine in his line thence East twenty three degrees South twenty five poles to Harkinson s corner and thence east sixteen degrees North seventy five poles to a corner willow oak in the head of Nottoway River Thence down the same as it meanders to the Beginning. With all (and): To have hold (and): To be held (and): Yielding and paying (and) provided (and): In witness (and): Witness our trusty and well beloved Francis Fauquier Esquire our Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of our said Colony and Dominion at Williamsburgh under the seal of our said Colony the twelfth Day of May one thousand seven hundred and fifty nine. In the thirty second year of our Reign---Fran. Fauquier

• the (and) was always represented by a symbol that looked like a stylish ye but I think was and . ______________________________________________

From Pittsylvania Co. Va. Deed Books 1,2 & 3 abstracted by Lucille Payne,

Southern Historical Press:

Richard Perryman obtained that land by deed:

Pittsylvania Deed Bk. 1, p. 107: Anthony Street & William Hawkins of Halifax to Richard Perryman of Pittsylvania for Ð50m 125 ac, on both sides of Mill Creek being part of land that Street & Hawkins rec'd of Jno. Adams adj. lines of Christopher Gorman and John Gorman. Deed written 12 Dec. 1767; rec. 27 May 1768. Witnesses: John, Robert & John Jr. Adams

Pittsylvania Deed Bk 1, next item: Deed from same sellers, same date to Edward Pawley, same land description, but that one refers to Street & Hawkins patent. Pitts. DB3, p. 261, Richard Perryman sold land to Thomas Henry, 11 Apr. 1773.

Entry Record Book 1737-1770: Land Entries in the present Virginia Counties of Halifax, Pitts., Henry, Franklin and Patrick by Marian Dodson Chiarito, s.p.:

17 Feb. 1763: Richard Perryman entered 400 acres of land on east fork of Whitethorn Creek; also 400 acres on the branches of Mill Creek

Father: Richard PERRYMAN b: Est 1683 in ,York,Virginia Mother: Mary LOVELL b: Est 1713 in ,,Virginia

Marriage 1 Mary Martha DE JARNATT b: Abt 1739 in Spring Grove,Amelia,Virginia•Married: Abt 1757 in ,Halifax,Virginia Children1.Has Children Benoni PERRYMAN b: Abt 1759 in of,Prince Edward,Virginia

Sources: 1.Author: Peggy Nelson Hightower Title: Community Board at ancesty.com Text: My G-G-grandfather John D.Wilcher was born in Va.about 1807.He was a circuit minister I've been told.My G-G-grandmother Francia(Frances)Mahalia Doss was his 3rd.wife when they married in 1840 in Marshall Co.Ala.He brought 3 children to their family-Montg Note: These data are consistent with all records I have, with the exception of the dates of birth of Francina's parents. Her date of birth has been established as being in 1821; thus her parents could not have been born in the years given in Ms. Hightower's r Date: 19 Jan 2003 Note: The dates of birth of Francina's parents could not be correct, as she was born in 1821. 2.Author: Paula Jean Weatherford Title: GEDCOM File : ~ATC352.ged Date: 4 Apr 2003 Note: This source's author indicates that not all her data is authenticated.