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Peter Sherry

Birthabt 1803 - Kirkcolm Wigtown, Scotland
Death11 Sep 1891 - Lynn, Essex, Massachsetts
MotherEllen Boylan
FatherJames Sherry

Born in Kirkcolm Wigtown, Scotland on abt 1803 to James Sherry and Ellen Boylan. Peter Sherry married Margaret Goodwin and had 10 children. He passed away on 11 Sep 1891 in Lynn, Essex, Massachsetts.

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Parents
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James Sherry
1776 - 1869
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Ellen Boylan
1779 - 1864
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Goodwin
1813 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Patrick P Sherry
1834 - 1915
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Margaret Sherey
1831 - 1885
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Margaret Sherry
1844 - Unknown
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Andrew Sherry
1835 - 1910
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Alexr Sherr
1850 - Unknown
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Jessie Sherry
1846 - Unknown
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David Sherry
1848 - Unknown
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James Sherry
1842 - Unknown
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Francis Sherry
1835 - Unknown
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Francis Sherry
Unknown - Unknown

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