Captain
Thomas
Perry
Born [location unknown]
Ancestors 
Son of Thomas Perry
and Elizabeth (Trask) Perry
Brother of
Elizabeth (Perry) Clements
Husband of
Mercy (Robbins) Perry
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at age 24
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 21 Feb 2010
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Biography
Thomas Perry was born in 1779 and died c. Dec 1803, believed lost at sea.
Sources
See also :
- George S. Brown, Yarmouth Genealogies.
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Month: December Next of Kin: Mercy (Robbins) Perry (wife); Capt. Thomas I and Elizabeth (Trask) Perry (parents) Schooner PILGRIM , 57 tons, Thomas Perry master, sailed from Boston for Yarmouth , in November, with a general cargo, and was not afterwards heard of. Owned by Benja min Barnard and Waitstill Lewis .
Source: BG, pp. 417, 527, 529; RYS, pg. 108; Yarmouth Township Book, pp. 1-23