Andrew Corry, 87, oldest resident of Cedar City and prominent in Iron Country affairs for three quarters of a century, passed away at his home late Saturday evening after several months illness and suffering. He was buried Tuesday afternoon following services from the First ward chapel. Surviving him are the widow of his second marriage and and eight of ten children born to his first wife. The surviving sons and daughters are Charles N., George H., John H., and Moroni N. Corry, Mrs C.W. Macfarland, Mrs. David Webster and Mrs. Conrad Haight, all of Cedar City. On sister, Mrs Mary Jane Corlett.
Source: Parowan Times Newspaper 1933-03-17
Husband of Jane C. Corry. Son of George Corry and Margaret Clemie Corry.
Source: Certificate of Death
Source: Parowan Times Newspaper 1933-03-17
Husband of Jane C. Corry. Son of George Corry and Margaret Clemie Corry.
Source: Certificate of Death
Andrew Corry, 87, oldest resident of Cedar City and prominent in Iron Country affairs for three quarters of a century, passed away at his home late Saturday evening after several months illness and suffering. He was buried Tuesday afternoon following services from the First ward chapel. Surviving him are the widow of his second marriage and and eight of ten children born to his first wife. The surviving sons and daughters are Charles N., George H., John H., and Moroni N. Corry, Mrs C.W. Macfarland, Mrs. David Webster and Mrs. Conrad Haight, all of Cedar City. On sister, Mrs Mary Jane Corlett.
Source: Parowan Times Newspaper 1933-03-17
Husband of Jane C. Corry. Son of George Corry and Margaret Clemie Corry.
Source: Certificate of Death
Source: Parowan Times Newspaper 1933-03-17
Husband of Jane C. Corry. Son of George Corry and Margaret Clemie Corry.
Source: Certificate of Death
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