Named in the honor of Oliver Hazard Perry, the Perry County was founded in 1820. New Bloomfield is the county seat and Marysville is the largest metropolis of Perry. A population of more than 45K with ethnic racial makeup including White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others including 16K households and 12K families are found here. Located in the Unites States of of Pennsylvania, it occupies a total area of 556 sq mi.

The Perry County records site today stands out to a grand assemblage of both the vital and public statistics with a huge variety of information related to origin and birth history, marital status, birth certificate numbers, marriage volume numbers, divorce decree, death and obituary with burial and cemetery details, census archive with ancestral Social Security Numbers, adoption and adoptee particulars along with inheritance details, land assessment and property allocation deeds, last will and estate records, probates and liens, civil court proceedings and activities, military duty and enlistment history along with grade and entity details and martial feat and martyrs minutiae of American civil wars and World War I&II that broadly equip the precious lineal pedigree and innumerable chronological facets.