He was Elizabeth's second husband. He lived in the third precinct of Hadley or Amherst, Massachusetts, at the time his daughter Lucy was married in 1772. ®408 Perez served in the Revolution, in Capt. Reuben Dickinson’s company in 1778. ®5558On 15 March 1790, Perez Moody of Amherst sold forty acres in Amherst, his wife Lucy also signing. ®5559 On 18 April 1797, he and Lucy were of South Hadley when they sold about fourteen acres there. ®5560 Not found in the 1790 census or in the 1798 Massachusetts Direct Tax in Amherst, ®5561 in 1800 “Perus” Moody was enumerated in Franklin, Delaware Co., with two males 16–25 and himself and a female 45 or over. ®5562 No Delaware Co. deeds have been found for Perez, nor has a probate for him or Moses been found. In 1820 a Moses Moody was in Masonville, perhaps son of Perez, but Moses was the only male 45 or over. ®5563