I have the following code: 
my @AoH = (
    {
        Lead => "fred",
        Wife => "wilma",
        Son => "bambam",
    },
    {
        Lead     => "george",
        Wife     => "jane",
        Son      => "elroy",
    },
    {
        Lead     => "homer",
        Wife     => "marge",
        Son      => "bart",
    });

for my $i ( 0 .. $#AoH )
{
    print "$i is { ";
    for my $role ( keys %{ $AoH[$i] } )
    {
        print "$role=$AoH[$i]{$role} ";
    }
    print "}\n";
}

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This gives the following output:

0 is { Son=bambam Lead=fred Wife=wilma}
1 is { Son=elroy Lead=george Wife=jane }
2 is { Son=bart Lead=homer Wife=marge }

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I want to create another array of hashes that sorts the original array of hashes based on the values of the "Son" field, so the output becomes: 

Original AoH:
0 is { Son=bambam Lead=fred Wife=wilma}
1 is { Son=elroy Lead=george Wife=jane }
2 is { Son=bart Lead=homer Wife=marge }

New AoH:
0 is { Son=bambam Lead=fred Wife=wilma}
1 is { Son=bart Lead=homer Wife=marge }
2 is { Son=elroy Lead=george Wife=jane }

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How do I do this?

In reply to How to sort an array of hashes based on one of the values in the hash? by MrSnrub

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