m. Merriam H Packard 15 June 1881 at Rutland, Vermont
Merriam was b. in Shelburne, Mass., daughter of Luther Packard & Mary (Vance) Packard
children (at least one other):
Luther Packard b. c.June 1882
Joseph Earl b. c. Dec 1885
WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
Dr Joseph C Perry Dies on Train - Active Church and Club Leader
Shelburne Falls, April 27 - While returning from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he had spent the winter, Dr Joseph Charles Perry of Shelburne Falls died on the train Tuesday night; born in Ferrisburg, Vt had spent almost his entire life in Shelburne Falls where he maintained a dental office for nearly 45 years; was head of the local orders of Masons, Odd Fellows, Encampment and Eastern Star and was member of Franklin Royal Arch chapter, Titus Strong Council, and Ct Valley commandery; served as president of Shelburne Falls club, the lecture course and the local Chautuaqua; at the time of his death was chairman of the board of trustees of the Congregational church and president of the board of trustees of Arms Academy; served for a time on the school committee and was member of the legislature 1915 and 1916 representing the Franklin district in the House of Representatives; was a kindly sympathetic man who will be missed in the many walks of life and by hosts of friends; he married Merriam H Packard who died Dec. 10, 1925; survived by two sons Luther Packard Perry of Reading, Pa. and Joseph Earl Perry of Belmont; funeral at Shelburne Congregational church
[published Thursday, April 28, 1927, Springfield Republican]
m. Merriam H Packard 15 June 1881 at Rutland, Vermont
Merriam was b. in Shelburne, Mass., daughter of Luther Packard & Mary (Vance) Packard
children (at least one other):
Luther Packard b. c.June 1882
Joseph Earl b. c. Dec 1885
WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
Dr Joseph C Perry Dies on Train - Active Church and Club Leader
Shelburne Falls, April 27 - While returning from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he had spent the winter, Dr Joseph Charles Perry of Shelburne Falls died on the train Tuesday night; born in Ferrisburg, Vt had spent almost his entire life in Shelburne Falls where he maintained a dental office for nearly 45 years; was head of the local orders of Masons, Odd Fellows, Encampment and Eastern Star and was member of Franklin Royal Arch chapter, Titus Strong Council, and Ct Valley commandery; served as president of Shelburne Falls club, the lecture course and the local Chautuaqua; at the time of his death was chairman of the board of trustees of the Congregational church and president of the board of trustees of Arms Academy; served for a time on the school committee and was member of the legislature 1915 and 1916 representing the Franklin district in the House of Representatives; was a kindly sympathetic man who will be missed in the many walks of life and by hosts of friends; he married Merriam H Packard who died Dec. 10, 1925; survived by two sons Luther Packard Perry of Reading, Pa. and Joseph Earl Perry of Belmont; funeral at Shelburne Congregational church
[published Thursday, April 28, 1927, Springfield Republican]
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Emily Perry
1843–1848
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Rosella "Rosalie" Perry Farmer
1844–1882
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Isabelle Perry
1846–1848
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Marie Jeanne Paré Clement
1848–1917
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Louisa "Sonia" Perry
1848–1854
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Salome Perry
1851–1870
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Emily Isabelle Perry
1852–1861
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David Thomas Perry Jr
1853–1921
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Lucie Belle Perry Wilson
1858–1896
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Minerva Ada "Minnie" Perry Goodner
1860–1933
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William Henry Perry
1862–1873
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Ernest Israel Perry
1864–1934
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Frank Eugene Perry
1866–1951
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