The following information is from from the book History of Perquimans County by Ellen Goode Rawlings Winslow, (1931). There are many known errors in this book so be sure to verify the information you are researching with other sources.
THE FAMILY BIBLE
OF
PERQUIMANS CO.
As prepared from County records, Berkeley Parish Register, Quaker records, both in North Carolina, and Virginia, County records, and other records of other Counties in North Carolina, Marriage bonds in Perquimans, and Chowan, also some in Pasquotank and Gates Co, where they were pertinent to Perquimans. Records of Virginia, letters, loose papers, and other documents, wherever found.
Some of this data was submitted by persons living in the Middle West, whose ancestors migrated there from N. C. carrying with them Quaker records of great value. The writer had no opportunity to verify the data thus sent in, but the senders were persons of proven veracity, anxious to serve the public, and gave of their knowledge, a valuable contribution to posterity. These records are true copies of the old ones in Perquimans, which have been destroyed.
The State of N. C. should, and will at some early date, we feel sure, send some competent, careful person on a mission to Guilford College, and make a copy of the vital statistics, if no more, there recorded, on the perfectly marvelous Quaker records, kept in the fire-proof safe of said College. That would be a most valuable addition to the great collection already in the Hall of History, Raleigh, N. C. The writer hopes to live to see this accomplished. No State in the Union can boast of more wonderful, or more complete records of any county, than those recorded on the Quaker Mo Meeting of Perq Co. These marriages there written take the early settlers before coming to Perq, in some cases, on down through their migration, to the Rev. and then over the mountains to other States. No more authoritative data could be found, and with the Colonial Records fill in much of interest to any one whose ancestors lived in North Carolina.
Several blank leaves will be found back of each family, to take care of errors, and to afford room for adding new, or unwritten data concerning their family, if so desired.
FAMILIES FOLLOW
Arranged according to the alphabet.
ALBERTSON
ARNOLD
BAKER
BARROW
BARTLETT/BARCLIFT
BATEMAN
BEASLEY
BELMAN
BENTLEY
BLANCHARD
BLITCHENDEN
BLOUNT
BUNDY
CALLOWAY
CHARLES
CHESSON
CLARE
COX
DAVIS
DRAPER
DURANT
ELLIOTT
EVANS
FLEETWOOD
FLETCHER
GODFREY
GORDON
GRANBERY
GREGORY
HOLLOWELL
HOSKINS
JACOCKS
JESSOP
JONES
JORDAN
LAMB
LAWRENCE
LAYDEN
LEIGH
LILLINGTON
LONG
MAUDLIN
MAYO
MCMULLEN
MOORE
MORGAN
MORRIS
NEWBY
NICHOLSON
NIXON
PEARSON
PERRY
PHELPS
PIERCE
PRITLOW/PRICKLOVE
RATCLIFFE
SCOTT
SKINNER
SNODEN
SPEIGHT
SPIVEY
SUTTON
SWANN
TOMS
TUCKER
WHITE
WILLIAMS
WILSON
WINSLOW
WOOD
WOOLARD
WRIGHT
Source: History of Perquimans County by Ellen Goode Rawlings Winslow, (1931).