John Reliford Perry came to Texas just prior to 1900 with his parents, Thomas Perry and Dona Catherine Marshall Perry,and sister, Lillie Perry, in a covered wagon.
John m/1, Pearl Bailey; div.; one child.
John was from a family of farmers and was a farmer himself. He believed in farming the old-fashioned way--with horses and mules, not those "new-fangled" machines. He was also a blacksmith for a railroad repair company, working in the tank car repair shop. He and his wife, Eula, owned a small 14-acre farm in Colleyville, TX in the 1940s, eventually selling the farm and building a home on Cheek-Sparger Road, Colleyville, TX.
John m/1, Pearl Bailey; div.; one child.
John was from a family of farmers and was a farmer himself. He believed in farming the old-fashioned way--with horses and mules, not those "new-fangled" machines. He was also a blacksmith for a railroad repair company, working in the tank car repair shop. He and his wife, Eula, owned a small 14-acre farm in Colleyville, TX in the 1940s, eventually selling the farm and building a home on Cheek-Sparger Road, Colleyville, TX.
John Reliford Perry came to Texas just prior to 1900 with his parents, Thomas Perry and Dona Catherine Marshall Perry,and sister, Lillie Perry, in a covered wagon.
John m/1, Pearl Bailey; div.; one child.
John was from a family of farmers and was a farmer himself. He believed in farming the old-fashioned way--with horses and mules, not those "new-fangled" machines. He was also a blacksmith for a railroad repair company, working in the tank car repair shop. He and his wife, Eula, owned a small 14-acre farm in Colleyville, TX in the 1940s, eventually selling the farm and building a home on Cheek-Sparger Road, Colleyville, TX.
John m/1, Pearl Bailey; div.; one child.
John was from a family of farmers and was a farmer himself. He believed in farming the old-fashioned way--with horses and mules, not those "new-fangled" machines. He was also a blacksmith for a railroad repair company, working in the tank car repair shop. He and his wife, Eula, owned a small 14-acre farm in Colleyville, TX in the 1940s, eventually selling the farm and building a home on Cheek-Sparger Road, Colleyville, TX.
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Shares tombstone with wife Eula.
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