. CAPTAIN NATHANIEL HAZARD PERRY. U. S. N. Youngest Son of Capt. Christopher R. Perry, U. S. N. Born, Nov. 7, 1802; Died, May 8, 1832. Tales of Silver Creek 71 long survived him as a sweet old lady, known and loved amongthe Perrys as Aunt Lucretia. Their one son, General Alexan-der Perry, U. S. A.,* retired, living at Washington, D. C, the onlysurviving grandson of Captain Christopher R. Perry, has duringhis lifetime maintained the best traditions of the Perry family,which are being carried down into the next generation by his twoso
. CAPTAIN NATHANIEL HAZARD PERRY. U. S. N. Youngest Son of Capt. Christopher R. Perry, U. S. N. Born, Nov. 7, 1802; Died, May 8, 1832. Tales of Silver Creek 71 long survived him as a sweet old lady, known and loved amongthe Perrys as Aunt Lucretia. Their one son, General Alexan-der Perry, U. S. A.,* retired, living at Washington, D. C, the onlysurviving grandson of Captain Christopher R. Perry, has duringhis lifetime maintained the best traditions of the Perry family,which are being carried down into the next generation by his twosons, Captains in the United States Army (John Adams andAlexander Wallace), while his oldest daughter is the gifted wifeand assistant of one of the most distinguished scientists of theday. Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn, , The young-est son of Mrs. Christopher R. Perry was said to most resembleher of all her sons, in both appearance and character. A number of letters written by his grandmother Perry, andby his father, in possession of General Alexander J. Perry, ownedby him, are kindly contributed to these pages. General Perrysown birth is announced by his grandmother in the fol
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