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Frederick Perrin
F Perrin 
 
Number of games in database: 68
Years covered: 1855 to 1883
Overall record: +22 -43 =3 (34.6%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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FREDERICK PERRIN
(born Dec-05-1815, died Jan-27-1889, 73 years old) United Kingdom (federation/nationality United States of America)

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Frederick Perrin was born in London and died in New York. He was Secretary of the New York Chess Club. Brother of Alphonse Perrin. In 1856, Perrin edited the chess column in the New York Albion.

Wikipedia article: Frederick Perrin

Last updated: 2018-12-25 13:31:49

 page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 68  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. F Perrin vs J Thompson  0-1411855New York Chess Club TournamentD10 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
2. F Perrin vs M Hazeltine  1-0181855New York Chess Club Tournament000 Chess variants
3. F Perrin vs M Hazeltine  0-1311855New York Chess Club Tournament000 Chess variants
4. F Perrin vs T Loyd 0-1301855Loyd - Perrin First MatchC52 Evans Gambit
5. T Loyd vs F Perrin 0-1311855Loyd - Perrin First MatchC64 Ruy Lopez, Classical
6. T Loyd vs F Perrin 0-1451855Loyd - Perrin First MatchC53 Giuoco Piano
7. T Loyd vs F Perrin 1-0361855Loyd - Perrin First MatchD30 Queen's Gambit Declined
8. F Perrin vs T Loyd  1-0231855Loyd - Perrin First MatchC44 King's Pawn Game
9. T Loyd vs F Perrin  0-1221855Loyd - Perrin First MatchC44 King's Pawn Game
10. Loyd vs F Perrin 0-1291856New YorkD30 Queen's Gambit Declined
11. F Perrin vs N Marache  0-1271856New York Chess Club ChampionshipD30 Queen's Gambit Declined
12. F Perrin vs N Marache 0-1561856New York Chess Club ChampionshipB44 Sicilian
13. F Perrin vs N Marache  1-0521856New York Chess Club ChampionshipC40 King's Knight Opening
14. N Marache vs F Perrin  0-1211856New York Chess Club ChampionshipB20 Sicilian
15. N Marache vs F Perrin  ½-½511856New York Chess Club ChampionshipB20 Sicilian
16. F Perrin vs N Marache  1-0461856New York Chess Club ChampionshipC40 King's Knight Opening
17. N Marache vs F Perrin  1-0221856New York Chess Club ChampionshipB20 Sicilian
18. N Marache vs F Perrin  0-1421856New York Chess Club ChampionshipB45 Sicilian, Taimanov
19. N Marache vs F Perrin  1-0421856New York Chess Club ChampionshipC20 King's Pawn Game
20. N Marache vs F Perrin  1-0251856New York Chess Club ChampionshipA30 English, Symmetrical
21. L Elkin vs F Perrin  0-1311856Casual gameB21 Sicilian, 2.f4 and 2.d4
22. F Perrin vs Morphy 0-1271857Pawn and Two Moves Odds game000 Chess variants
23. Morphy vs F Perrin 1-0271857Knight Odds game000 Chess variants
24. Morphy vs F Perrin 1-0231857Knight Odds game000 Chess variants
25. F Perrin vs T Lichtenhein  0-12918571st American Chess Congress, New YorkB44 Sicilian
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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-07-08  Karpova: Jeremy Spinrad on page 8 of his August 2007 edition of "New Stories about Old Chessplayers" titled <Obituaries>: http://www.chesscafe.com/text/spinr...

Spinrad: <The last words of Morphy's friend Frederick Perrin (1815-1889) apply to many chess players, and make a fitting conclusion to this article. As reported in the 'Brooklyn Eagle' of January 28, 1889, they were "Doctor, I am puzzled over that last move of mine.">

Jun-05-12  SBC: .

A little about Frederick Perrin: http://blog.chess.com/batgirl/perrin

May-19-20
Premium Chessgames Member
  MissScarlett: <Frederick Perrin was born in England on December 5, 1813 [sic - 1815 is supposedly correct], to Swiss immigrants. His father James Frederick Perrin was a business man who operated a counting house. He was deemed a merchant, who went bankrupt with his partners, Joseph Clansie and John Bodman in 1817. His father must not have been held down to long because 12 years later, Frederick was sent to school in Switzerland.>

https://www.chess.com/blog/batgirl/...

His father went bust again in 1829, so it seems more likely that Fred was offloaded to relatives in Switzerland than sent to finishing school.

Pater Perrin also crops up in 1827 in connection with a salacious court case involving a notorious con-man, <Gregor MacGregor> (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grego...). MacGregor had seduced a man's wife and then threatened him to a duel - this latter circumstance, apparently, being considered illegal by then. Perrin was one of the two called upon by the accused to put up his bail or surety, although Perrin was objected to on the grounds he wasn't a man of property.

I don't yet know how the case turned out, or what connection MacGregor had to Perrin, but I'm sensing the possibility that Fred's father may have been a bit of a wrong'un.

May-14-23
Premium Chessgames Member
  MissScarlett: <<Frederick Perrin was born in England on December 5, 1813 [sic - 1815 is supposedly correct]>

This is apparently confirmed by the baptismal record. Underneath the date of baptism, March 27th [1816], is <Born, Dec[ember] 5th>. If any year prior to 1815 was meant, the year would be given, as evidenced by other entries on that and other pages.

The parents are <James Frederick> and <Henrietta>.

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