Let us assume that the John Perry named in the Will of Thomas Michell in 1621 was the same man who left a Will and was buried at Zennor in 1675.
We might also assume that the 1611 Marriage of Jennet MICHELL was to Daniel PERRY given the new information that a son of Daniel (Nicholas) was baptised in Zennor in 1619.
If we refer back to the Will of Thomas Michell he named three PERRY grandsons (George, Thomas and John) but there was no Daniel and no Nicholas.
If we again assume that there was just the one Perry family active in Zennor at that time we have some possibilities to consider.
Nicholas did not survive to be included in his grandfather's Will.
There was also a Daniel who did not survive and for whom there is no record.
Daniel, for some reason, was a name later used in this family after Thomas Michell had made his Will.
In any event we know that Daniel was used as a name in this family a little later on.
We know that George, Thomas and John Perry were probably all born after 1611.
This means that the John Perry who died in 1675 is very likely from this family and we DO KNOW that he named a son DANIEL.
From his Will John Perry's wife was named JONE yet there was no surviving daughter of that name.
But possibly the most interesting name among his children was ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDER was bequeathed
1 pound, 15 shillings and 1 pence (plus one shilling) in his father's Will.
1 pound, 15 shillings and 1 pence - "which was given to him by his grandmother.
IS THIS A VITAL CLUE
and, if so, can we find anything to suggest which grandmother left the lad this amount of money and why.
Although named first in his father's Will it does not necessarily mean he was the eldest son.
Alexander may have been named first because of his Grandmother's legacy.
It may well be that he received that legacy because he was incapacitated in some way.
Let's hope the grandmother, whoever she was, left a Will that can answer this question.
That might also answer the question of the identity of John Perry's wife.
More thoughts, please.