by Kevin Robbins. 

The material was compiled by Kevin Robbins in anticipation of putting it into a book form when some of the gaps are filled in. The text describes the descendants of Nathan Perry and Rebecca Yarbrough, including the lives and relationships of the second and third generations. The text starts by describing Nathan Perry and his wife Rebecca, who had nine children born in North Carolina. In 1797-1800, Nathan moved his family to the Powell River country in Tennessee, where many of their descendants still live today. The text then describes the lives of Nathan's sons, including Edmund, Luke, Lavinia, William, Edward, and Benjamin. Each of these individuals is described in detail, including their marriages, children, and land holdings. The text also mentions the Perry family's involvement in the War of 1812 and their subsequent migration to Illinois. The text concludes by discussing the lives of Nathan's grandchildren and great-grandchildren, including their marriages, children, and land holdings. The text mentions that many of the Perry family's descendants still live in Illinois today, and that the family's history is complex and difficult to trace due to various events such as wars, migrations, and disease.