 Abt 1550 - Abt 1622 (~ 72 years)
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| Name |
Perient, George |
| Born |
Abt 1550 |
England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
Abt 1622 |
Of Ayott, Hertfordshire, England |
| Person ID |
I05406 |
My Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
12 Jun 2015 |
| Family 2 |
Barnes, Elizabeth, b. Abt 1550, Of All Hallows, Honeylane, London, England , bur. 2 Dec 1635, Ayott, Hertfordshire, England (Age ~ 85 years) |
| Married |
09 Jan 1605 |
Harpenden, Hertfordshire, England |
| Family ID |
F01408 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
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Possibility??
1622 Perient, George Kt Of Ayott St Peter, Herts. Will [18 Saville] proved 7 Feb 1622 by Sir Nicholas Trott, Marton Trott and daughter Elizabeth Perient. Execs. son Philip and widow Dame Elizabeth. [109 Saville
Sentence of Sir George Peryents of Ayott, Hertfordshire 03 December 1622 PROB 11/140
Will of George Peryents 07 February 1622 PROB 11/139
History of Parliament Online:
Family and Education
1st s. of Edward Trott of Yorks. by his w. Elizabeth Parke. educ. Peterhouse, Camb. 1567; BA Clare 1571; G. Inn 1573, called 1584. m. 1602, Mary, da. of Sir George Perient of Ayot St. Peter, Herts., 3da. Kntd. 1619...He made his will in October 1634 and it was proved by his widow and executrix on 3 Feb. 1637.4
MARTIN2 TROTT (MARTYN1) was born March 31, 1586 in England. He married (1) ELIZABETH BLINCOE, daughter of GEORGE BLINCOE. He married (2) ANNE PERIENT 1604, daughter of SIR GEORGE PERIENT. She was born November 23, 1586 in Ayot, Hertford, and died February 10, 1623/24 in Ayot, Hertford.
Notes for MARTIN TROTT:
Martin Trott baptized March 31, 1586 was the oldest son of Martin and Joane Bowyer Trott. He matriculated pensioner from St. Joh's University of Cambridge, Easter Term 1603. He entered his pedigree and arms at the Herald's Visitation of Essez, in 1634. He was of Langridge, Nasing, co. Essex and also of Whethampstead, Hertfordshire. Will: April 03, 1617
Bond DE/Gd/26992 7 Jas I 1609 April 10
Contents:
Philip Perient, son and heir apparent of Sir George Perient of Lamer, Herts, kt, to Sir John Garrard, kt and alderman of London: in £6,000 to perform the covenants in a pair of indentures of even date concerning the capital messuage of said Sir George Perient in Little Ayott, Herts
Bond in Statute Staple DE/Gd/26993 7 Jas I May 24 (1601)
Contents:
George Peryent of Lamer, Herts to Sir John Garrard, kt and alderman of London: in £7,000
Quitclaim DE/Gd/26994 1609 October 2
Contents:
Robert Boteler, of Watton at Stone, Herts, kt, Dame Jane Boteler, widow, late wife of Sir Phillip Boteler, kt, deceased, and Nicholas Trott, Esq, executors of the will of said Sir Phillip Boteler, to Sir John Garrard and Sir George Perient, kts: of statute staple whereby Sir George Perient became bound to Sir Phillip Boteler in sum of £1,000
Grant DE/Gd/26997 7 Jas I (1609) October 16
Contents:
Sir Ralph Hare of Stowbardolfe, Norfolk, kt, Sir John Luke of Harpeden, Herts, kt, Sir George Peryent of Lamer in the parish of Whethamsted, Herts, kt, and Edward Barnes, citizen and mercer of London, to Sir John Garrard, kt, citizen and alderman of London: land, etc, in parish of Whethamsted
AYOT ST. PETER
Little Ayot or Ayot Montfichet, Aiete (xi cent.); Yate, Hayate (xiii cent.); Ayete (xv cent.); Eyott (xvi cent.).
The parish of Ayot St. Peter has an area of 1,093 acres, of which 666 acres are under cultivation, 140¾ are grass and 2¾ wood. (fn. 1) The elevation of the parish above the ordnance datum is from 300 ft. to 400 ft., rising to just over 400 ft. about the centre, where the church and rectory are situated. The lowest point is on the north, where the little River Mimram. forms the boundary for some distance. The subsoil is chalk and gravel and the surface soil chalk; there are several chalk-pits in the parish. The manor-house, church of St. Peter and the rectory are situated on a branch road, half a mile north-west of the village, which is on the main road at Ayot Green. Ayot Place, now a farm-house, was probably built by Sir George Perient, lord of the manor, as it bears his arms and the date 1615. It is a 17th-century house of timber and plaster (now partly cased with brick) with a tiled roof and is of the L plan, though much repaired in the 19th century. The wing facing north contains the entrance with staircase and living rooms, the wing facing east comprises the hall with a gallery now used as the kitchen. On a frieze in the hall are five shields bearing the arms of Perient, Brockett and Boteler quartering Kilpee and the date 1615 in the middle.....
Thomas's son George Fish held Ayot jointly with his mother Elizabeth, (fn. 28) who married secondly William Perient, whence it came to her son George Perient, (fn. 29) who was holding it in 1614. (fn. 30) George Perient's daughter Mary married Nicholas Trott, who in 1623 conveyed the halfmanor to William Hale (fn. 31) of King's Walden, (fn. 32) and in 1624 they both granted it to Michael Grigge, (fn. 33) who in 1632 conveyed it to Rowland Hale, son of William. (fn. 34) From him it passed to his son William Hale, whose widow Elizabeth was the holder in 1700. (fn. 35) It remained in the Hale family until 1832, (fn. 36) when it is said to have been sold to Viscount Melbourne, the holder of the Westington moiety (q.v.).
From: 'Parishes: Ayot St. Peter', A History of the County of Hertford: volume 3 (1912), pp. 63-65. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=43581 Date accessed: 03 November 2010.
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