22p. 

Asaph Perry, born in 1773, married Anna Seely in 1804 and initially resided in Franklin County, New York, before relocating to Troy Center, Wisconsin, in 1836, where he became the first white inhabitant. A War of 1812 veteran, he passed away in 1856, the same year as his wife. They had eleven children, with eight surviving into adulthood. Notably, their son John Adams served as Walworth County sheriff, while other sons and their daughter Loranna also had families. The family history traces descendants through Albon Mann Perry to Leonard Perry and his children, highlighting marriages and their offspring. The document concludes with a plea for family history contributions and feedback.