Glyn y mêl, Fishguard, June 27, 1851.
_John Perrot_ (Vol. iii., p. 336.).--I possess a neatly written MS., of
88 pp. small 8vo., entitled _A Primmer for Children, written by a
suffering Servant of God, John Perrot; corrected, ammended, and made
more easie: London, in the Yeare 1664_. The only notice of him after
this date is in p. 290. of Sewel's _History of the Quakers_:
"Perrot now walked in an erroneous path, grew worse from time to
time; even to that degree that, being come into America, he fell
into manifold sensualities and works of the flesh; for he not only
wore gawdy apparel, but also a sword; and being got into some
place in the government, he became a severe exacter of oaths."