From the following source "Sandwich A Cape Cod Town".

PERRY
About 1644 two young brothers and three sisters arrived in Sandwich with an older lady, Sarah Perry, possibly their mother or stepmother. All five married in the period 1651 to 1654. Ezra Perry married Elizabeth Burgess and settled on the Burgess lands in the Manomet River sector, which included the old trading post site. His four sons married and this branch of the family grew rapidly. They were of the conservative group in the town. In contrast was Edward Perry who married Mary Freeman and soon was deeply involved in the Quaker movement. Edward also had a large family, three sons and six daughters. One son remained in Sandwich, Edward Jr., and the other sons removed to Rhode Island. The Edward Perry descendants remained here only in female lines of Wing and Gifford. Both Edward and Ezra Perry had many distinguished descendants.