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Date Posted: 21:36:40 09/18/02 Wed
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Book - 'The Norman People'
Page 360.

Perrier. Odo, Robert, Hugh, Ralph, &c. de Periers, Normandy, 1180-1195 (M.R.S.) 'Magn. Rotul. Scaccarii Normanniae in the Memoires de la Societe des Antiquaires de la Normandie, t. 15-17'. Robert de Pereres, England c. 1198 (R.C.R.) 'Palgrave, Rotuli Curiae Regis (Recorded Publiaction)
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Page 361.

That of Perier was of P. in Bretagne (Des Bois) "of the wood", and descended from Budic, Count of Cornouailles c. 900, whose younger son Periou gave name to Perieres, Bretagne. A branch came to England 1066, and Matilad de Perer was mother of Hugo Parcarius, who lived t. Henry I. The name continually occurs in all parts of England: hence the Perys , Earls of Limerick. There was also a Norman family of Perers (see Perriers, Shakspeare), which bore different arms.

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