Family
 Daniel Perte 1) 2)Son of N.N. and Anne Unknown. Died ± 1567 2)
Will signed: Gentleman of Tewkesbury 13 May 1567 Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England 2) Notes: Pert arms appear as "Argent, on a bend gules, three mascles of the first" on his daughter's monument, where they impale Slaughter. These arms also appear in Norfolk on a monument to a descendant of the Perts of Mountnessing, Essex. Daniel Perte was woodward for South Wales (in 1552) and a brother of Alexander Perte. Daniel Pert had multiple children: [1623 Gloucestershire visitation and will] Edward Alice Catharine - who married Anthony Try Elizabeth - who married Edward Trye Gylyan Anne - who married Paris Slaughter Acquired the manor of Tewkesbury c1544 (patent rolls). In 1546: "John and Daniel Perte. To have the office of bailiff and collector of Hartburye Manor, co, city of Gloucester. St Peter's Gloucester. 27 April": Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of Henry VIII Married/ Related to:  UncertainNotes: Possibly Amy - referred to as widow of Tewkesbury in C 3/104/11; dated 1558-1579. Child: | |||
Sources
1) Source: The history and antiquities of Tewkesbury: from the earliest periods to the present time "In the great cross aile is a monument of free-stone on which are the arms and inscription following:1. Argent, a Saltire azure, for Slaughter; impaling,2. Argent, on a bend gules, three mascles of the first.Here under lyeth the body of Mrs. Anne Slaughter daughter of Daniel Pert, Esq. and wife of Paris Slaughter of Slaughter Esq. who lived a sincere proffessour and honourer of pure religion. A Patronesse of the Religious and dyed about the 84th year of her age. Oct. 28 A. D. 1640.". Reference: Page 26 (Data from secondary evidence)2) Source: England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 Makes bequests to his children: Edward, Alice, Catharine, Elizabeth, Gylyan and Anne Pert - To his brother: Alexander Pert - To his cousin: Mr Rowland Baugh - To his now wife: Anne - Mentions his mother: Agnes Hawkyns. Reference: PROB 11/49/157: Will of Daniel Perte or Pert, Gentleman of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire; 13 May 1567 (Data from direct source)