Ignoring a number of deaths in infancy, the following events and biographical fragments remain, in respect of which there is at present insufficient information to attach them to the Pedigrees.
1. 1771 - JOHN PEROWN, widower, m. (by license) 16-May-1771 at St Martin@Oak, Norwich, Martha Perown, widow.
2. 1779 - M---- (? Mary, Martha, Maria) Perowne, m.2-Mar-1779 at St Martin@Oak, Norwich, R.Purland.
3. 1784 - Mary Perowne, m.8-Nov-1784, at St Martin@Oak, Norwich, John Lapper - ROBERT PEROWNE witness.
4. 1808 - JAMES son of Susan Perowne, spinster, + 17-Jan-1808, at St Giles Norwich (Poss? Susanna Perowne, all close family baptized at St Giles at this time.) .
5. 1818 - ROBERT PEROWNE BROWNE, m.10-Sep-1818 at St Margaret, Norwich, Mary Ann Wharton ("both single, of this Parish"). The latest online reference to this marriage shows the groom's name to be BROWNE not PEROWNE
6. 1831- Rachel Perowne, b. 1831 at Tawleston, Norfolk: servant at 45, West Polleygate Street Heigham, Norwich
7. 1838 - GEORGE, son of BENJAMIN and Priscilla (formerly Freeman) PEROWNE, b.14-Apr-1838 (+ St Saviour's) in Norwich; d.inf. (St Stephen's); bd.7-Sep-1838 at St Saviour's, Norwich.3
8. 1847 - HENRY SCHWABE PERROWNE son of Anne Perrowne d. 14-Jul-1847, at Bridge Road, Battersea, aged 3 days.
9. 1849 - HARRY SCHWABE PEROWNE, son of Annie Perowne (no name or occupation of father entered on certificate), b.8-Dec-1848, at 4 Marlborough Terrace, Haggerstone (Shoreditch)12
10. 1850 - JOSEPH JAMES PERONE, whitesmith, of 1, Mill Street, Lambeth son of JAMES PERONE, seaman (deceased); m.1) 1850 at St Mary, Lambeth, Ann Maria Davy; as a widower res. Long Alley, Shoreditch, m.2) 24-Dec- 1857, at St James, Shoreditch Ann Green (formerly Barrett; b.1815; d.17-Feb-18A6, a widow, at 19, Horsley Street, St Peter's, Walworth, aged 71 years -Fanny Long, daughter, present at death), widow, daughter of Thomas Barrett, mason (deceased).
11. 1867 JAMES PEROWNE, b.1803c;General Laborer; d.22-Jan- 1867 at Bull Close Road, St James', Norwich, aged 64 years - Elizabeth Perowne, unidentified, present at death.
(Dates do not match but coul be refering to Mary Ann Perowne, b.24-Apr-1811; m.3-Dec-1844, Robert Ward, weaver, of Bull Close, St Paul's, Norwich - Elizabeth Perowne, sister, witness. Elizabeth is her sister)
12. 1898 - Nora Perowne, b.1835, widow of ALFRED PEROWN, builder's ' labourer, d.16-Apr-1898 at 2, Norfolk Street, Islington, aged 63 years.
13. 1905 - Angelina Perowne, b.1883, spinster, of 8, St Mark's Lane, Easton, Bristol, daughter of JOSEIPH PEROWNE, musician (deceased), m.?-Ocr-1905, at the Register Office, Bristol, Henry Smith, bachelor, brush-maker, son of Richard Smith labourer (both made their marks).
14. 1911 - JAMES PEROWN, b.1824c, formerly a straw hat manufacturer (master), d.0-Sep-1911, at Southville, Royal Parade, Eastbourne Sussex aged 87 years - S.A.Hookham, neice, present at death.(see pp.5 and 15)
15. 1914 REGINALD LEON PEROWNE, b.1869c, son of REGINALD PEROWNE, Doctor of Medicine (deceased)(no record in Medical Directory at Welcome Library, Euston Rd, London NW1); widower, of independent means, residing at 6, Pembroke Road Clifton, Bristol; m.2) 1-May-1914 at the Register Office, Bristol, Margaret Robson Tanner (b.1867c; res.latterly at 38, Broadway, Frome, Somerset; d.s.p.(letter dated 26th August, 1963, from Elizabeth Tanner, Little Bank Pottery Lane, Brede, Sussex) 3-Apr-1944, at Annadale Nursing Home, Beckington Road, Frome, Somerset, aged 77 years), spinster, daughter of Joseph Tanner (deceased) of 8, Pembroke Poad, Clifton, Bristol; enlisted in the War of 1914-1918 as a Private (male nurse, Regimental No.139626) in the Royal Army Medical Corps;d 29-Ocr-1918, of pneumonia, in the Seafield Military Hospital, Promenade, Blackpool, Lancs, aged 48 years.
16. 1952 Peggy, otherwise Agnes Elizabeth Perowne, otherwise Matthews, formerly Griffiths, age 33 years (i.e.b.1919c); grocer's assistant, Of 43, IvY Close, South Harrow; daughter of Stanley Byron Griffiths, clerk (deceased);"the divorced wife of Edward Matthews"; m.20-Mar-1952, at the Register Office, Harrow, Middlesex, Charles Henry Clark, painter & decorator, Of 52, Crossmead, Watford, son of Frederick George Clark, bricklayer. NB - (1) Edward Matthews m.1941-Q1, at Hendon, Agnes E.Griffiths (GRO IIIa 1379); (2) Agnes E.Griffiths (mother Hall), b.1918-Q4, at Woolwich (GPO Id 1588); (3) cf. Edgar Percy Perowne - m.1951-Q1, at Harrow, Irene C.Clark.
(Note: There are in addition a number of Deaths in infancy recorded in the Indices at Somerset House, which have not been placed in the tabulated pedigrees.)