Son of Lucinda A. Luter and Lee E. Cheery. He married Cora Mae Hughes Sep 25, 1909.
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Suggested Edit: Published in the Athens Review August 3, 1939
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock for George D. Cherry, 64, well known citizen of Trinidad. Burial was at Long Prairie cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Joe Everhart of Kerens.
Mr. Cherry died at 7:00 o'clock Sunday morning at the P.&S. hospital in Corsicana.
Surviving are his widow; six sons and step-sons, Earl Washburn of Athens; Cyral Washburn of Trinidad; Colonel Cherry, Hubert Cherry, Johnny Cherry and Gene Cherry of Trinidad; three daughters, Mrs. Durwood Lofton of Trinidad, Mrs. Sam O. Johnson of Dallas and Mrs. C. Airheart of Trinidad; two sisters, Mrs. Bill Bernard of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Ring Cockrell of Kerens; and four brothers, Glenn Cherry of Sterling City, Andrew Cherry of Lyford, Boss Cherry of Corpus Christi and Charlie Cherry of Lyford.
Mr. Cherry had been a resident of Trinidad for many years. For the past nine years he had been in charge of the Butler and Calhoun farm there.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium.
Suggested Edit: Published in the Athens Review August 3, 1939
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock for George D. Cherry, 64, well known citizen of Trinidad. Burial was at Long Prairie cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Joe Everhart of Kerens.
Mr. Cherry died at 7:00 o'clock Sunday morning at the P.&S. hospital in Corsicana.
Surviving are his widow; six sons and step-sons, Earl Washburn of Athens; Cyral Washburn of Trinidad; Colonel Cherry, Hubert Cherry, Johnny Cherry and Gene Cherry of Trinidad; three daughters, Mrs. Durwood Lofton of Trinidad, Mrs. Sam O. Johnson of Dallas and Mrs. C. Airheart of Trinidad; two sisters, Mrs. Bill Bernard of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Ring Cockrell of Kerens; and four brothers, Glenn Cherry of Sterling City, Andrew Cherry of Lyford, Boss Cherry of Corpus Christi and Charlie Cherry of Lyford.
Mr. Cherry had been a resident of Trinidad for many years. For the past nine years he had been in charge of the Butler and Calhoun farm there.
Son of Lucinda A. Luter and Lee E. Cheery. He married Cora Mae Hughes Sep 25, 1909.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium.
Suggested Edit: Published in the Athens Review August 3, 1939
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock for George D. Cherry, 64, well known citizen of Trinidad. Burial was at Long Prairie cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Joe Everhart of Kerens.
Mr. Cherry died at 7:00 o'clock Sunday morning at the P.&S. hospital in Corsicana.
Surviving are his widow; six sons and step-sons, Earl Washburn of Athens; Cyral Washburn of Trinidad; Colonel Cherry, Hubert Cherry, Johnny Cherry and Gene Cherry of Trinidad; three daughters, Mrs. Durwood Lofton of Trinidad, Mrs. Sam O. Johnson of Dallas and Mrs. C. Airheart of Trinidad; two sisters, Mrs. Bill Bernard of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Ring Cockrell of Kerens; and four brothers, Glenn Cherry of Sterling City, Andrew Cherry of Lyford, Boss Cherry of Corpus Christi and Charlie Cherry of Lyford.
Mr. Cherry had been a resident of Trinidad for many years. For the past nine years he had been in charge of the Butler and Calhoun farm there.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium.
Suggested Edit: Published in the Athens Review August 3, 1939
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock for George D. Cherry, 64, well known citizen of Trinidad. Burial was at Long Prairie cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Joe Everhart of Kerens.
Mr. Cherry died at 7:00 o'clock Sunday morning at the P.&S. hospital in Corsicana.
Surviving are his widow; six sons and step-sons, Earl Washburn of Athens; Cyral Washburn of Trinidad; Colonel Cherry, Hubert Cherry, Johnny Cherry and Gene Cherry of Trinidad; three daughters, Mrs. Durwood Lofton of Trinidad, Mrs. Sam O. Johnson of Dallas and Mrs. C. Airheart of Trinidad; two sisters, Mrs. Bill Bernard of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Ring Cockrell of Kerens; and four brothers, Glenn Cherry of Sterling City, Andrew Cherry of Lyford, Boss Cherry of Corpus Christi and Charlie Cherry of Lyford.
Mr. Cherry had been a resident of Trinidad for many years. For the past nine years he had been in charge of the Butler and Calhoun farm there.
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