Rev. J. Keith Cook in Omaha.
Rev. Perry was a Presbyterian minister who was ordained for that ministry in 1868.
He served at least some of his ministry in Nebraska.
He was honored by some college with a DD (Doctory of Divinity degree).
(This information was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska by Rev. Dr. Julius F. Schwartz, 1924, page 128.
Rev. Perry was a Presbyterian minister who was ordained for that ministry in 1868.
He served at least some of his ministry in Nebraska.
He was honored by some college with a DD (Doctory of Divinity degree).
(This information was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska by Rev. Dr. Julius F. Schwartz, 1924, page 128.
Rev. J. Keith Cook in Omaha.
Rev. Perry was a Presbyterian minister who was ordained for that ministry in 1868.
He served at least some of his ministry in Nebraska.
He was honored by some college with a DD (Doctory of Divinity degree).
(This information was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska by Rev. Dr. Julius F. Schwartz, 1924, page 128.
Rev. Perry was a Presbyterian minister who was ordained for that ministry in 1868.
He served at least some of his ministry in Nebraska.
He was honored by some college with a DD (Doctory of Divinity degree).
(This information was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska by Rev. Dr. Julius F. Schwartz, 1924, page 128.
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