Chilton-Dallas County AlArchives Obituaries.....Loamie Jasper  "L. J." Perry March 25 1933
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Selma Times Journal
Services for L. J. Perry, 74, well known resident of Maplesville Community 
whose death ocurred Saturday at his home after a illness of five months were 
held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Maplesville Baptist Church with 
Paul Oden officiating. Interment was made in the Maplesville Cemetery with Jud 
Breslin directing.

Pallbearers were: J. E. Wallace, J. C. Atchison, J. R. Bearden, Emmett Shanks, 
I. A. Dennis and J. E. Dennis.

Mr. Perry had been a resident of Maplesville for some 25 years past, and was 
well known through out that section.

He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Jennie Lou (Tom B.) Cox of Selma, Mrs. 
Sallie (Frank D.) Young,  Miss Annie Perry, of Maplesville, and three sons, 
Thomas E. Perry, Frank J. Perry, and Joseph Pettus Perry all of Maplesville. 
There are also sixteen grandchildren.



Additional Comments:
L. J. Perry was born Sept. 24, 1858 in Perry Co., Alabama to Benjamin Franklin 
Perry and Sarah Jane Taylor Perry. He was the grandson of Britton Perry and 
Mary Dennis of Perry Co., Al. and Pleasant Taylor of Dallas Co., Al.

L. J. Perry married Mary Frances "Fannie" Wiley of Plantersville on Jan. 17, 
1882 in Dallas County, Alabama. They were married 51 years and raised nine 
children.



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