Stephen Perrot

See Peter Bartrum, http://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/bitstream/handle/2160/6399/PERROT%2... (August 18, 2017; Anne Brannen, curator)

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~parrott/pembrokes...

05. Stephen Perrot (b ~1230 - d ~1338) of Popton (Popetown) sirstephen.jpg - 53746 Bytes •Birthdate comes from trying to fit him to a ficticious father! He was probably b ~1260. •More likely he was the son of Sir Ralph Perot V (~1236-1305) from Kent, who "served in the campaign in Wales under Henry III in 1257, attended the King in France in 1259, and was summoned for service in Wales in 1263." •1307- is a juror at Pembroke •1324- held half a knight's fee at Popton for the earl •1327- indicted for conspiracy against Richard de Barri •Turvey: "One of around a dozen principal fief holders of the Earl of Pembroke, established himself and his family by virtue of an advantageous marriage with Mabli, daughter and heiress of John Castle(de Castro/Castell) of Castleton, though whom he inherited, what later was to form the nucleus of the Perrot estates, the house and manor of Popton."

•Oldest son, John- see #6 below •Son Richard-- 19 acres of land in Graveshill granted to him by his father •Son Peter moves to Scotsborough, giving rise to that line of Perrots. "This property, situated near Tenby, probably came by marriage. The line, however, ceased [after 9 generations] in Catherine, sole heiress, who married Thomas ap Rhys of Richardstone, high sheriff of Pembrokeshire in 1582. A branch of this line became the Herefordshire Perrots. •Daughter Joan, married William Benegar. •Daughter Letis (Lettys), married John ap Gronwy of Kil y sant (Ieuan ap Goronwy, b ~1300) of Llethr Neuadd, Llanllawddog, Carmarthenshire, Wales. •Daughter Catherine, married to Evan ap Gwylym (Ieuan ap Gwilym, b ~1230) of Cemais cantref, Pembrokeshire, Wales.