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CHERRY James L - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-08 22:51:29Z

CHERRY James L - Vietnam Wall section 7E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Need help with my Cherry family desendants

elgato420 — 2012-04-22 16:17:54Z

The Callaway family gen site shows a Charity Cherry who married a Thomas Callaway in the 1700s --check out the Calloway family site.

Re: Need help with my Cherry family desendants

elgato420 — 2012-04-22 16:14:38Z

The Callaway family gen site shows a Charity Cherry who married a Thomas Callaway in the mid 1700s --check out the Calloway family site.

Re: seeking info on relatives of Edward H. Cherry

mmcclure139 — 2012-04-16 21:40:12Z

Dear Cherry Family Member,

I'm an American (Hoosier, too) living and working in Berlin, Germany. Over Easter my family and I vacationed in Belgium and visited the Flanders Field American Cemetery in Waregem, Belgium. Walking amongst the crosses in the small cemetery, I was looking at names, states and dates. From my observation there were only three soldiers from Indiana and one being Edward H Cherry.

Surfing around the internet out of curiosity looking for anything on the three Hoosiers, I stumbled on your entry below and thought I would drop a note.

His cross states:
Edward H Cherry
Pvt 1CL 362 Inf 91 Div
October 31, 1918

From what little I found this evening looking up the 91st Division, he likely fought and died in Belgium not far from the cemetery. The division was originally created from the Western States of Washington, Idaho, Wyoming and California. I'd be curious to know how three Hoosiers landed in this group.

Hope you find this interesting. I dabble in WWI history. No one from my family fought in WWI, so it is interesting to follow other people and names I find along the way.

William Thomas Cherry Sr

LakishaCherry — 2012-04-08 18:40:25Z

I am looking for the parents of my great grand father William Thomas Cherry Sr. he was married to my great grand mother Mary Jane Lancaster-Cherry. Mary was born in 1922 in Edgecomb, NC they had 15 children. My grandfather was William Thomas Cherry Jr. His siblings are Anne Cherry, Charles Cherry, Don Cherry, Helen Cherry, James Cherry, Johnney Cherry, Kathleen Cherry, Linda Cherry, Mary Cherry and Queen(e) Cherry. My great grand mother died in 2008 in Norfolk, Va where some of her children also lives. If you can help find William Sr parents I would appreicate it.

Re: WILLIAM HENRY CHERRY 1887-1915

PETERCHERRY48 — 2012-02-27 09:37:36Z

Hi Wendy,
Thanks for your note and yes I am well aware about his death in Ireland. He died in Curraugh Camp.
He is buried in Manor Park Cemetry London.
I would be intersted to know what common relatives we have in common?
Please let me know.
Regards
Pete

Re: WILLIAM HENRY CHERRY 1887-1915

wendysaunders111 — 2012-02-27 00:14:00Z

I have just checked the records on here and they list William as dying in Ireland.Hope you have found it.By the way have just researched your family and we have very distant relatives in common.

Cherry Herman, 1930, Elmira New York

saacha91 — 2012-02-19 01:10:44Z

Anyone out there interested? Think he is my mothers uncle that left England 1908, born 1883 Middlesex. Father Henry G. Cerry born 1858 and mother Ellen Turner born 1859.

Re: Cherry-Bertie NC

FOHI55 — 2012-02-10 16:33:33Z

Do you have any dates on that Joseph CHERRY? I've been looking for mine for 20 years!! Born 1818, in England he states on 3 censuses. However, after he died and his widow and 3 youngest sons migrated to NE, on the next census everybody says he was born in North Carolina! The mother was illiterate, she X'd Joseph's probate papers, but HER father was born in NC so the boys may have been thinking of that. Or they didn't want anybody to find Joseph! They've succeeded. He named his first two children Thomas Michael (Michael was the maternal grandfather's name) and Elizabeth Jane CHERRY. Was Thomas his father's name and either Elizabeth or Jane his mother's name? Sure would like to find out where he was born. I first find him at his marriage on 19 Aug 1841 in Alton, Madison, Illinois, to Amelia KILLION (Mealy KILHEW in the official records!!) Thanks!

Re: Cherry Family from Northampton

denall55 — 2012-02-07 12:57:35Z

Hi
l am also researching the Cherry family from Northamptonshire and some linked to Northampton maybe there is a link between us, l also live in Northampton so next time l go to the local library l will look up his birth and will pass on what l find

Regards
Nadine

Re: the missing women

Carol_DeArmitt — 2012-02-07 02:35:18Z

Do you have any information on the parents of Joel Cherry, 1768-1848? There is a possibility his father was John Cherry, born 1749, but I have no confirmation of this.

Carol Cherry Ward DeArmitt

Re: cherrys in martin co nc

Carol_DeArmitt — 2012-02-07 02:27:57Z

I have a ggggrandfather named Joel Cherry, born 1768, died 1848. Could he be your 5th generation grandfather?

Carol Cherry Ward DeArmitt

Cherry Family of Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, NY

irishgerl — 2012-01-24 18:23:30Z

Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York

John Cherry-head
Minnie K. Smith-Cherry-wife 1892-1948
John
Raymond
Richard
Dorothy
Arlene
Katherine
Vincent
William H.

Minnie k.Smith born 1897 Saratoga Springs,NY dau. of Edward Smith & Ann(also listed as Anna & Annie) Ryall married John W. Cherry on January 30,1014 in Saratoga Springs,NY son of Joseph Cherry & Catherine Connelly.

Searching for information of the Minnie Smith family.

Re: Aaron Cherry

RachelReilandStinson — 2012-01-22 05:08:13Z

I am descended from both Aaron Sr, Aaron Jr and John Thomas. Happy to help where I can with your research. Right now I am looking for an affidavit Homer Cherry had at one point (I saw it once on the web but didn't save a copy of it because I was new at this). The affidavit stated that Aaron Jr and another relative participated in the battle but were sick and thus not on the rolls. I know the research agrees that there was an epidemic in the Texan camp (measles? mumps? scarlet fever?). I wish I had a copy of the affidavit, not that I entirely believe it but just for documentation sake....

cherry family/south carolina

rhondacherry_1 — 2012-01-14 02:05:07Z

I would like to connect with you if your cherry relatives are from anderson south carolina. My grandfather was James Cherry, Sr and his wife was Mariah Robinson, both from south carolina. They settled in columbus, oh, where they died, i'm wondering if there is relatives out there.

Re: Cherry dead end

bowler1701 — 2012-01-05 22:36:27Z

According to our family history, my great-great grandfather Thomas Cherry was born to Rebekah/Rebecca Rives. His father left or deserted them so Thomas became a bond servant on the Dabney plantation in/near DeKalb County, Tennessee. He was allowed to leave his servitude to join the Tennessee Volunteers during the Civil War. He was captured and part of a prisoner exchange, possibly at Vicksburg. After the war, he visited family near Bowling Green, Kentucky. There he and his first cousin, Rachel Rives, married. They then moved to Oklahoma or Indian Territory. They had a son Charlie and a daughter Della, my great grandmother. Della Cherry married John B. O'Dell, who was from east Texas (Honey Grove?). Their daughter, Ona Lou O'Dell, was my maternal grandmother, and she was born in Elk City. She married George Rufus Huckaby of Hobart, Oklahoma, and they settled, for a time, in Norman, Oklahoma. My father remembers his grandparents, Della Cherry O'Dell and John O'Dell, when he was a little boy in Norman, Oklahoma.

Somewhere I think I have a photo of Charlie Cherry at the Elk City homestead.

Hannah Huckaby

Re: Cherry-Bertie NC

phifecher — 2012-01-01 15:26:02Z

call 704 777 1872
james cherry

Re: Cherry Family Research

smokeytex74 — 2011-12-08 20:31:39Z

David,
i am a great grandaughter of Wylie and Fannie Black Cherry. my grandad was Lewis Wylie Cherry. please let me know through what line of Wylie's children your from. i know that he was married before Fannie to Hattie Huckabee...would love to share info...

Re: CHERRY

jmode1 — 2011-11-08 21:59:20Z

I am hoping to find others who may be connected with this Cherry line in Williamson County, Tennessee.

SOME ROBINSON AND CHERRY INFORMATION

The Robinson line, as mentioned above, begins with Dora Bell Robinson who was born on 23 September 1860 in or near Williamson County, Tennessee and died on 13 January 1907 in Bedford County, Tennessee. She married William Winston Eads on 26 January 1886. She was the daughter of William Girth/Garth Robinson and Louisa A. Cherry. Louisa A. Cherry is the daughter of William Cherry and Rebecca. I believe this is Rebecca Bell.

William G. Robinson was born February 1831 in or near Williamson County, Tennessee and died after 1900. He was married to Louisa A. Cherry on 23 December 1857 in Williamson County, Tennessee by J.F.M. Christopher, J.P. According to Mary Angnes DeBernardi William G. Robinson is buried on the old home place and has no stone. She said that he wanted to be buried out under an apple tree where the children could play around. On 4 November 2001and 14 January 2005 she told me that William G. Robinson was a wagon master during the Civil War and that he married a Cherry. At this point in time I have not accounted for all of the children of William G and Louisa A. Cherry Robinson and will go by census records and the information from Mary Agnes Debernardi to fill in the gaps. Some of the Robinson children include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. John L. Robinson was born circa 1859 in Williamson County, Tennessee. Mary Agnes at one time said that lightening killed him, but later said that Tom was killed by lightening. (As pointed out by Margaret Ann Reid Manneschimdt this must have been Tom because their Uncle John was living in Oklahoma and met momma (Margaret Eads) at the train as stated in her 1910 letter. 11 October 2009)

2. Dora Bell Robinson was born circa 1861 in Williamson County, Tennessee and married William Winston Eads (See notes above)

3. William Robinson was born circa 1863 in Williamson County, Tennessee.

4. Margaret (Maggie) Robinson was born circa 1865 in Williamson County, Tennessee.

5. Mary (Mollie) Caroline Robinson was born circa November 1866 in Williamson County, Tennessee. Mary Agnes said that Mollie Caroline Robinson married Robert V. Glass (7 October 1886 Rutherford Co.) and died of the flu. She was buried on the farm circa 1900 and her husband and her brother Tom watched over her grave for a week. They hung a lantern on a tree so they could shoot anyone who bothered the grave, grave robbers. Mary Agnes also said Mollie looked “Indian.” Mollie had a daughter, Margaret (Maggie) Bell Glass, who was named after Rebecca Bell. The 1900 Williamson County census, district 17, page 1, sheet A lists Robert O (V) Glass 38 (Feb. 1862 tobacco roller) Mollie 33 (Nov. 1866) Maggie 12 (Feb. 1889) Robert 10 (Mar. 1890) Nina 8 (Mar. 1892) Lee 6 (May 1894) Edward 2 (June 1897) and Hattie 110 months (July 1899)

6. Emma Belle Robinson was born (?) Signed sister Dora’s Memory Book on 22 March 1885.

7. Ella Pearl Robinson was born circa 1873 in Williamson County, Tennessee. She married her sister Mollie’s husband, Robert V. Glass, after Mollie died. She had two daughters by him, Mamie Pearl Glass and unnamed who died when she was two years old. The 1910 Grady, Oklahoma census, page 7 lists Robert V. Glass 47 (Missouri, VA, VA) Ella P. 37 (TN, TN, TN) Mamie F. 7 (OK) Robert W. 20 (TN) Nina M. 18 (TN) Thomas Lee 15 (TN) Edward M. 13 (TN) and Gertrude Avery 21. The 1930 Fort Worth, Tarrant Texas census lists Robert V. Glass 68, living with his son Robert W. Glass, wife Bertha C. and family. Robert V. Glass was born on 17 February 1862 in Missouri and died of “Chronic Tuberculosis” at 1800 Stella Street in Tarrant County, Texas at the age of 71 on 11 July 1933. Informant, son Robert W. Glass, lists Robert’s father as “Glass-VA” and mother as “Wilson-TN) He was buried at Park Lawn Cemetery (Death Certificate #34417)

8. Tom Robinson was born circa 1875. Mary Agnes said that her Uncle Tommy was struck and killed by lighting while watching a storm from his porch in Tennessee.

Notes: Mary Agnes said her cousin John Cherry was a bachelor and owned large farms. His father was Buck Cherry. Cousin John Cherry would say, “Mary, your great grandmother wore a blanket. Mother later wrote to her and said that her mother, Mary (Mollie) Caroline Robinson, was part Cherokee.” William Cherry was born ca. 1789 in Virginia and Rebecca Bell was born ca. 1793 in North Carolina. They were married in Davidson County, Tennessee on 9 July 1814. Rebecca Bell Cherry was said to be Indian, perhaps Cherokee. Kate Robinson was a cousin and her father, Charley Robinson, went to the Indian Territory, Chickasha, Oklahoma.

In a letter dated 13 January 2003 Mary Agnes Ferguson Debernardi wrote and said: “When reading Maggie Ead’s letter to Henrietta Eads from Chickasha, Oklahoma (where I was born) Charley Robinson is who my momma (Margaret/Maggie Bell Glass Ferguson) told me was why my Grandfather Robert Vincent Glass went to Indian Territory after my Grandmother Mollie Caroline Robinson Glass died. My mother was oldest of six children and she became their mother until Grandpa sent for them all to come from Arno, Tennessee to Oklahoma on the train (three years later.) Then later Grandpa sent for Ella Pearl Robinson (my grandmother Mollie’s youngest sister) and they married in Chickasha, Oklahoma. They had one daughter, Mamie Pearl Glass. She is still alive, 92, in Oregon. Then Grandpa sold his furniture store in Chickasha and moved to Fort Worth, Texas and he and Ella had another daughter. She died when she was two years old. I have more papers on the Robinson family, but they must be packed.” Mary Agnes said her Grandpa Robert V. Glass had a stove business and always wore a derby. She mentioned that there were Yorks in the line, twin boys, very dark, George and (?) Kate Robinson was married two or three times, the last being a Salinger who was in the service.

Some Robinson Census Records

1850 Williamson Co., TN Census, p. 590-463 1860 Williamson Co, TN Census, p. 109-235

W. Cherry 64 Virginia Wm. Robinson 28
R. (Rebecca) 57 NC L.A. (Louisa A. Cherry) 24 (has “P”)
J. 26 John 1
S. 23
E. 22
J. 18
L. (Louisa?) 14
M. 10
R. (Stoke) 5
J. 3

1870 Williamson Co., TN Census, Dist. 18. 1880 Williamson Co., TN Census, Dist. 18
Jorden’s Store P.O., p. 293 (Ancestry.com lists family as Robertson)

W.G. Robinson 39 Farmer, TN William Robinson 48 TN
L.A. (Louisa A.) 34 Louisa (Cherry) 43 TN
J.L (John) 11 John 21
D.B. (Dora Bell) 9 Dora Bell (Eads) 19
William 7 William 17
Maggie 5 Margaret 15
Mary 2 Mollie 11
Balam 28 (Brother?) Ella Pearl 7
Cherry, Rebecca 78 NC Thomas 5
Cherry, Mary A. 30 TN Balam Robinson 36 (brother?)
Holland, Carlos 36 Farmer-Georgia-Mulatto
Holland, Moses 12 Georgia-Mulatto

1900 Bedford Co., TN Census, Dist. 11 1900 Davidson Co., TN Census.

Wm. G. Robinson 69 TN b. Feb 1831 John. L. Robinson 41 TN b. Dec. 1858
Ella Robinson 28 Emma J. 35 TN b. Sept. 1865
(W.G.’s Father b. in Ky., mother TN) John W. 14 TN b. Sept. 1885
(Ella sister-in-law to William Winston Eads) Kate C. 11 TN b. Oct. 1888
(Living with William Winston Eads in 1900) Charles F. 9 TN b. Aug. 1890
(Wm. G. is a widower at this time) Louis F. 5 TN b. Oct. 1894

1910 Grady, Oklahoma census, family 151, page 7 lists Robert V. Glass 47 TN, Ella P. 37 TN, Mamie F. 7, Robert W. 20, Nina M. 18, Thomas Lee 15, Edward M. 12, and Gertrude Avery 21.

This is all that I have thus far and would like to correspond with anyone who may be researching these lines.

Joe Mode
Knoxville, Tennessee
jmode@mindspring.com

Cherry

godsawatear — 2011-11-07 17:38:44Z

I am looking for anyone who is a Cherry from Pitt Co.,Nc.
Desendant of Peter cherry or Jordan Cherry, Oscar Cherry, Charlie Cherry and Lenora Cherry Crandell,Robert Cherry, Effie(Essie)Cherry(Battle or Ebron)

Re: Cherry Family Research

smokeytex74 — 2011-11-01 21:04:26Z

Hi David. my name is linda cherry but everyone calls me christie. my great grandfather is the wiley matthew cherry that you mention in your post..he is buried in williamson cemetary in vidor, texas. he was married to fannie laura black b. 7-14-1892 in ada, conway county, arkansas and d. 10-11-1979 in hardin county, texas. she too is buried in williamson cemetery in vidor, texas. they had twin sons..lewis (my grandfather) and leon...any information that you have in regards to wiley matthew cherry's parents would be appreciated..i believe his mother was a texanna pruitt and his father was edward cherry. i am having a hard time finding any information on them..thanks

Re: Aaron Cherry

DKJACKSON3 — 2011-09-21 20:35:49Z

Your GGF John Thomas Cherry - was dob 1866-1921. If so he was my GGF brother. My name is Debra Jackson - went to Galena Park HS - so Baytown next door. I have just starting this so I am trying to get right. Your should be about just a couple years older then I am. Graduated in 1971. Now live in central Texas. Trying to get all this correct. Any help you could give would be great. You can email to debrak@nevittmoving.com or digger@gvtc.com. Thanks Debra

Lois Cherry of Dallas, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2011-09-14 04:56:57Z

Lois is pictured in the 1937 Forester, yearbook of Forest Avenue High School in Dallas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

possible poto of Frances Willard Cherry Brasher 1899 KY - 1995 NC

viofam11 — 2011-09-04 16:13:07Z

It's possible that the attached photo identified as "Francis" is actually Frances Willard Cherry who graduated from V.T.S. in 1918. She was born 25 July 1899, in Franklin, Simpson County, Kentucky the youngest daughter of Rev. Jeremiah Taylor Cherry and Leona Celeste White. She married Paul Seaton Cartwright in 1917 and had two children, Francis Cherry Cartwright and Betsie Cartwright.
Frances Willard Cherry Brasher's story of her life in the countryside of Kentucky at the turn of the century, "The Preacher had 10 Kids" was published in 1980.
She died in North Carolina in February 1995.
The male student in the photo is Walton "Frostbite" Fulcher.

Album link:
http://www.vioarc.com/ftm/vts/20.html
Any additional information will be appreciated.

CHERRY Daniel P - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-21 22:43:34Z

CHERRY Daniel P - Vietnam Wall section 1W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: CHERRY, Edwin Taylor (1893-1944) m:NANCE, Matilda Cornelia "Mattie"

UBANKSKL — 2011-08-20 11:19:55Z

What info are you needing?

Re: John Cherry born in Bray 1619

CHERRYPIT609 — 2011-08-14 22:45:41Z

Please contact me at my Email address. Let me know basically what info you have.

Email: cherrypit609@aol.com

Carolyn or John Cherry

Re: John Cherry born in Bray 1619

asahshema — 2011-08-14 17:38:43Z

Hi, I know that it has been several years since this thread started, but I am curious about the same family line. If you are still researching, I would love more information on the Cherry family. I don't know a lot about this side of my family, but like your wife I go back to Adeline Alene Cherry married to Bryant Buffaloe, they would be my ggg grandparents. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Indian cherry and Indian sanders

Haines5618 — 2011-08-11 14:16:48Z

My name is Buddy Haines. I outsmarted my genealogy work and saw this board. My Grandmothers maiden name was Mary Cherry. Her dads name was Louis cherry who married Beulah Sanders. One was supposed to be full blooded Cherokee Indian and the other 7/8. I have no proof of there heritage but have a bible with Louis's parents and their parents. Any info would help. My email is buddy.haines81@gmail.com

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

PRestrepo1951 — 2011-07-27 23:28:55Z

Interesting. I don't think your Aaron Cherry goes back as far as mine, who was born probably about 1735-40 ish. There were many Aaron Cherrys though.

Of further interest is your grandmother's married name Coward. My great great Grandmother was a daughter of Hardy Coward of Louisiana, near Lake Charles, and I can't think of her name now. She was the mother of Julia Anna Gill Iles my great grandmother who married Howell William Iles. Hardy Coward is a DAR patriot I believe but I've never filed on him. The Cowards lived in Mississippi and West Louisiana. Maybe her (my gg grandmother) name was Elizabeth Coward and she married Dr. John Gill, the Gills were from the Brookhaven area of Mississippi.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

townsend186 — 2011-07-26 20:55:00Z

I am sorry I have been so long in getting back to you...when I first started researching my family tree I knew that my grandmother Minerva Pearl Griffin Coward was supposed to be some kin to Marion Crow..I spoke to his widow and found out that supposedly his mother, who was a cherry was half sister to my great grandmother, who, as she recalled was married to aaron Cherry and that her name was sarah (sally) well, I went to Milam County and uncovered a marriage license between aaron and sarah..and pursued that fact for several months...only to find out that my great grandmother, Minerva Pearl Griffin was the child of Henry Clay Griffin and Pearl Wiggins...this was from a death certificate that was filled out by my Aunt, my Mothers oldest sister, so I abondoned looking for the cherry connection...however, I heard all my life that there was a cherry connection..and I may discover later that there is...there is certainly no evidence of any other parents other than what i learned from minervas death certificate...so goes the life of an ancester searcher..thanks for your reply...edith

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

PRestrepo1951 — 2011-07-24 13:38:42Z

Ron, you have a totally different Sarah Cherry than ours. Different generation, different family or different branch. I have never heard of this branch since I am not related to them. Happy hunting.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

ronsatt9 — 2011-07-24 02:49:00Z

I have Sarah Cherry in my line b. about 1870 (Green Castle, Warren County, KY)and married to Augustus Satterfield. They divorced 30 Mar. 1891. A son, William, was b. 5 May 1893.
I have found no other information about Sarah or the son.

I did find a Sarah Cherry and an Adam Cherry who appear to be related. I also found one document indicating that a Sarah Cross may have married and became Sarah Cross.

If you have information, I would be so happy to find out something.
You may contact me
happy1n2@centurylink.net
Ron Satterfield
grandson of Civil War Veteran Augustus Satterfield

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

PRestrepo1951 — 2011-07-23 15:13:23Z

If you will tell me the line between Ellen Alma Cherry and Aaron Cherry, we can figure out our relation. This is my line of descendancy from him.

Aaron Cherry
Sarah Cherry (b. circa 1803) m. Dempsy Iles (b. 1796 d. 1871)
Howell William Iles (b. 1833) (son) m. Julia Anna Gill (b. ca. 1838-1924)
John Gill Iles (son) (1867-1949) m. Julia Emma Miller (1886-1981)
Howell Cyril Iles (son) (b. 1909 d. 1994) m. Olga Mae Rodrigue (1919-2005)
Paula Marie Iles Restrepo (daughter) (1951) m. John Focion Restrepo (b. 1951)

Aaron Cherry was my great great great grandfather, and since there were several late age marriages in my line, there are not as many generations between me an him as there are usually with people of my age to that time.

I have the exact birth and death dates of the above except Aaron of course and used to have them in my memory but I put circa since I wasn't 100% sure, I'm pretty close. I know my grandparents and parents exactly though.

Well you are ahead of me on the research as you probably know as much as I do then, because I have never been to the Sam Houston library. Do you know who had the original painting of Aaron Cherry? It was noted that a Gilliland woman had credit for it in the book about that area, of which I have a copy. I had a negative made of that picture of his portrait. He looks like a wild eyed character. I do think that the Atascocita Census of 1820 proves that Aaron did not live to be 110 years old. I would think you might have more info on him since you live in that area. I had heard rumor that the Daniels family had a girl who'd married into the Cherry family and that they had some personal effects like Bible from Aaron Cherry that they kept pretty secret. That's hearsay though.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

mgerrard1307 — 2011-07-22 15:27:00Z

Thank you for your quick response.
I was born and raised in Liberty, Tx.
I have been to the Sam Houston Library in Liberty, many times, have viewed the many pictures of Aaron Cherry and looked at the geneology they have stored there.
I live now in Weatherford, Tx.
My gr.grandmother was Ellen Alma Cherry, married to my gr.grandfather,Zack Crow or "Grandad." I remember my gr.grandfather, as a child, However"Gran," as the family called her, had already passed. But, I viewed many, many pictures of her travels with mule packs and other places. My gr.grandfather owned many properties, including the "Crow's Nest,"the family ranch. I had visited there a multitude of times.My grandmother was Jewel Vitas Crow, daughter of Zack and Alma.
I want to know how far down the Aaron Cherry tree, we are related. I know about the grave marker that I personally viewed on the Daniels Plantation Ranch.
I have viewed the pictures in the Sam Houston Library and my dad's brother looks a lot like him!
I would greatly appreciate more info.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

PRestrepo1951 — 2011-07-22 14:56:41Z

Margaret, it's been years since I fooled with this research, but I'll try to drag it out and send you what I have. Do you have an address? There is a library somewhere in your area that has a whole section devoted to Aaron Cherry. I can't remember the name of it presently. I'll get back with you. Send me an address to my email at Restrepo2009@aol.com. I live in Dallas, was raised in Port Arthur, TX. My grandfather John Iles was born in the Sugartown LA area and his grandparents were Dempsy Iles and Sarah Cherry Iles, daughter of Aaron.

Best.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

mgerrard1307 — 2011-07-21 23:18:53Z

I noticed-only by accident-this message on rootsweb.com regarding the Cherry family.I was doing some research about my dad's family.
My father is Hale D. Huckabay, son of Jewel V. Crow-daughter of Zacharia M. Crow & Ellen Alma Cherry.My grandmother died of cancer when I was about 4 years old.My Uncle Marion died about a couple years ago.
I was born and raised in Liberty,Liberty Co.,Tx.
My name is Margaret Ann Huckabay. I, too, have visited the grave marker of Aaron Cherry, buried on the "Plantation" ranch.I would like more info on Aaron Cherry.

Re: Cherry Family - Message to Paula Iles Restrupo (sp?)

mgerrard1307 — 2011-07-21 23:18:51Z

Re: Cherry Family originally from England

nadinesummerley — 2011-07-21 17:30:33Z

Hi Teresa
l have just came across you post henry joseph cherry and Annie maria Manns Daughter Caroline Amelia Cherry born Northampton ls my Grandfathers Grandmother She married a Benjamin Ward Her sister Sarah Married Benjamin wards Brother James Ward, Also Henry Joseph cherry Did remarry,l have other information lf you wish to email me at nsummerley@yahoo.co.uk ,you may already have the information l have collected as see that your post was some years back.

Hope to hear from you soon
Nadine
Northampton UK

Looking for Merina Cherry born in North Carolina married in Davidson Co Tenn

Susan_and_or_Madeline — 2011-07-16 19:14:25Z

Hi,

I am looking for the family of my 4th great grandmother, Merina Cherry (Gainer). She was born in North Carolina in about 1801, was married to Jesse Gainer in Davidson County Tennessee in 1819, and lived later in Henry County Tennessee and Van Buren County Arkansas.

I had thought her parents were William W. and Lydia Cherry, because William's will lists a daughter named Merina. I recently realized this isn't her though, because William and Lydia's daughter Merina never married and died in Stewart county TN in 1854.

Any information about the Cherry family in Davidson County TN would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Madeline

Re: Aaron Cherry

bt1retired — 2011-07-03 01:02:37Z

if you go to my Nix Family Tree it is on there but will have to be downloaded. Julia Lee Cherry was my Grandmother.

CHERRY Ervin B - Vietnam Wall section 3W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-02 20:33:16Z

CHERRY Ervin B - Vietnam Wall section 3W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,441 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Aaron Cherry

jcld123 — 2011-07-02 18:48:46Z

Hi,

There is no dishonor here - just an honest mistake. Aaron's great-uncle was the Aaron that fought in the Revolutionary War. Serious genealogists (as you are) follow the evidence (as you do).

My husband is the gggg-grandson of Aaron. We have a house in Liberty County and visit the Sam Houston Regional Library often. We also have tried to assist other persons in correcting the mistakes but to no avail.

If you have an opportunity to visit there, please do so. Lots of interesting records, much of which was compiled by Homer, including interviews with my husband's parents.

Best, Linda Dudley Cherry

Re: Aaron Cherry

jcld123 — 2011-07-02 18:41:13Z

I saw your message posting about a clipping. Would love to have it. Aaron is my husband's (Jerry Cherry) 4th great-grandfather. Thanks a bunch.

Best, Linda Dudley Cherry

CHERRY James C 1891 1954

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-21 17:31:37Z

CHERRY James C 1891 1954

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,609 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
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CHERRY Doshie E 1894 1975

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-21 14:31:12Z

CHERRY Doshie E 1894 1975

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,609 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Edgar Willis Cherry

christine_passig — 2011-06-01 14:38:16Z

Just began researching my family, and it has been an eye-opening and incredible journey so far!

I am Christine (Cherry), and my great-great-grandfather was Edgar Willis Cherry, born in Auburn, NY on 16 July, 1835. He lived with Henry and Mary (Cherry) Hogle when he was 14, but the Hogles were not his parents, as Mary was only 7 years older than Edgar. He married Frances (Munger) in Wisconsin in 1856, and had two children (William and Jesse) before fighting for 3 years in the Civil War. His face is all over the internet on history lesson plan websites, because he received a gun shot wound to the face which disfigured him, and Frances wrote a letter after he died to request an increase in his pension.

With all of the information available, I cannot find his parents, and thus follow the Cherry name back to wherever it goes. I've gone further back than anyone in my family, so talking to relatives has given me no insight.

Any help with this would be very much appreciated!

Thank you,
Christine

Re: James Cullen "Cull" CHERRY (1858 TN - 1940 OK)

ddeloym — 2011-05-31 01:07:07Z

i have a direct link to emma walker cherry, her father was issac newton walker, and g-father was buckner walker, need more info contact me at deloymcclure@hotmail.com . i would like to find decendants of emma and find what they know abt the walkers

Re: Ester Cherry-sister-in-law

CalCampbell13 — 2011-05-29 21:17:51Z

Louise,

I am Cal Campbell, grandson of George Calvin Cherry, cousin to Allen Hart Cherry, the father of Donald Ray Cherry. Would love to talk to you and compare notes.

Re: Cherry

godsawatear — 2011-05-28 12:02:14Z

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