Legendary Folk Singer "Jimmy Driftwood" wrote and recorded the song "Click to Play the song The Ballad of Jim Berry." It tells the story.
My information is that Jim outlived 3 of his 4 wives before 1915. He is buried with his second wife and mother of his children. Please if anyone has additional information or corrections, please email me!
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Additional information below provided by Carrol Finch VanMeter
"Myrtle Ollie Berry Finch was one of the daughters of Jim Berry and Josephine Wilson Berry and was born Jan. 11, 1885 and died June 24, 1972. She is my precious grandmother."
Legendary Folk Singer "Jimmy Driftwood" wrote and recorded the song "Click to Play the song The Ballad of Jim Berry." It tells the story.
My information is that Jim outlived 3 of his 4 wives before 1915. He is buried with his second wife and mother of his children. Please if anyone has additional information or corrections, please email me!
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Additional information below provided by Carrol Finch VanMeter
"Myrtle Ollie Berry Finch was one of the daughters of Jim Berry and Josephine Wilson Berry and was born Jan. 11, 1885 and died June 24, 1972. She is my precious grandmother."
Family Members
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William Thomas "Tom" Berry
1875–1947
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Laura Ann Berry Kenney
1878–1958
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Elizabeth Jane "Janie" Berry Cummings
1880–1972
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Daniel Ellis Berry
1883–1964
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Myrtle O. Berry Finch
1885–1972
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Harrison Marton Berry
1888–1975
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John Logan Berry
1890–1973
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Magnolia V. Berry Duncan
1892–1976
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Bashie Linda Berry Duncan
1896–1993
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