Charles P. PEERY & Sarah Evalina NEWTON

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Charles P. PEERY
Sarah Evalina NEWTON

Husband: Charles P. PEERY
Birth: 8 Jul 1842
Death: 5 May 1904
Disposition: buried Newton-McCray Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Grundy Co., MO

Marriage:

Wife: Sarah Evalina "Eva" NEWTON
Birth: 25 Feb 1843
Death: 19 Sep 1912
Disposition: buried Newton-McCray Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Grundy Co., MO
Father: Harrison NEWTON
Mother: Manerva McCRAY

Children — buried in Newton-McCray Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Grundy Co., MO:

1. William L. PEERY, b. 13 Oct 1864; d. 22 Jan 1944
2. Sylvester V. PEERY, b. 1866; d. 1921; m. Ruby MABE
3. Lucy B. PEERY, b. 7 Mar 1869; d. 8 Aug 1936; m. Mr. MOORE
4. Charles Thomas PEERY, b. 31 May 1874
5. Frankie PEERY, b. ca. 5 Oct 1878; d.s.p. 9 Aug 1892

Sources:

1. Livingston, Mrs. O.L. & Mrs. B.F. Hoover. 1964. Newton-McCray (aka Johnson) Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Grundy Co., MO (online at the Grundy Co. MoGenWeb site):

PEERY Charles 08 Jul 1842 05 May 1904 Husband of Sarah

PEERY Sarah E. 25 Feb 1843 19 Sep 1912

2. Broderbund. World Family Trees.

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