Site Map

This web page contains links to every free standing page or reference point therein. You will find the same information for certain portions of the site elsewhere as well

Narrative

Here I have listed each web page in narrative order, providing links to each subdivision included in it. The headings correspond as much as possible to the published edition of this website.

  1. Foreward and Acknowledgments
  2. About Geneological Sources
  3. Thomas Perrin, yeoman of Backwell
  4. John Perrin, mariner of Bristol
  5. Edward the Quaker, Bristol trader
  6. Thomas Perrin, merchant of London
  7. Thomas Perrin, Fur Trader
  8. John Perins, planter
  9. Indian War and Land Sales
  10. Edward Perrin and Mary Cherry in Washington County, Pennsylvania
  11. John Perrin (Jr.) of Southampton Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
  12. Joseph, son of John Perrin | The sale of John Perrin's Maryland land
  13. John Perrin, Jr.'s sons in Fairfield and Franklin County, Ohio
  14. Thomas Perrin of Town Creek
  15. Amos Perrin and Deborah Perrin Stewart
  16. James K. Perrin and Town Creek
  17. The Brownsville Years
  18. Upton G. M. Perrin, William H. Perrin and Pittsburg
  19. Florus Romulus Cassius Perrin in Crafton, Pennsylvania
  20. Lea Perrin in Crafton
  21. Alberta Perrin Day
  22. Sarah Perrin's Vision
  23. The Lazear Family
  24. The Powell Family
  25. The Maxwell Family
  26. Kramer Family
  27. Wentz Family

Personal History

More information about these entries on the Personal History Welcome page.

Maps

Maps listed here are in pdf format, and can be large files. Those with a date in the title are historical maps, usually from the Library of Congress or the Historic Pittsburgh site. Those not so labelled are drawn from older USGS topographic maps, usually to show the locations of land tracts. These general map pdfs all have layers, allowing the reader to choose their content.

Database

I recommend that you start with the explanatory page first.

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