Was a Hugenot of La Tremblade, on the Western coast of France. Jean Perlier first fled to England and then to Narragansett, Rhode Island in 1686, but was of Boston, Massachusetts. He married Marie Arnaud by whom he had two sons, Andre and Jean. After Jean Perlier died, his widow married Pierre Traverrier, a ships captain. She lived in Boston, Massachusetts; Naragansett, Rhode Island and possibley New York City.

Was made a freeman of New York City on December 16, 1695. He was a ship carpenter by trade. He married December 25, 1696 at l'Eglise Francoise a la Nouvelle York, by the minister Monsieur Payret (Peiret), to Anne Rezeau, d.o. Rene and Anne (Coursier) Rezeau, a Hugenot family from a region known as Isle de Re in France.

John Parlier was a ship carpenter.

An unrecorded will, dated Oct. 28, 1723, stated I, John Perle, of Staten Island, being very sick, etc. I leave to my sons, Joh, Peter and Abraham, all my lands and plantation. I leave all my movable estate to my six daughters, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Esther and Martha.

Virgie and Charles were living in Tampa, FL when she died, in her sleep. He was a railroad foreman. They had no children.

R. Eileen attended Ga. So. College for Women at Valdosta, GA, after finishing high school. She moved to Macon, GA later and worked as a sales lady at Burden Smith's dept. store. After she and Early were married in the parsonage of the Methodist Church, on Mulberry St., Macon GA; they drove down to Chula for a wedding dinner at Tempie and Doss Cook's home., then on to the Myon Hotel. The next day they drove to Daytona, FL, where Eileene had her first glimpse of the Atlantic Ocean. She saw it again at Miami, where they visited Earl's brother George, and his wife Flo. they returned to Macon, where Earl worked for his step brother, Charlie Stroberg. Some years later they moved to Jacksonville, FL, were Earl took a position as bookkeeper for Goodyear Tire Co. They had been active members of Riverside Park Methodist Church for many years. They had no children.

Winnie L. Piper spent her early years in Chula, GA. Later, after moving to Raleigh, FL with her family; Winnie met her future husband at a dance. It was love at first sight for Autumn. They have lived in Winter Haven, FL for most of their married life. Autumn was in the meat market business.