Daughter of Henry and Mary Sherrill. Marriage to Dr. James Burry Sep. 2, 1879.
Mrs. Caroline J. Burry, 79 years old, died yesterday in the Greenwood Inn, Evanston, after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was the widow of Dr. James Burry, who was chief surgeon for the Illinois Steel Company when he was killed in a train accident in 1919. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. Walter B. Huey, Mrs. William J. Wardall, and Mrs. Arthur v. Lee Jr.
Source: Chicago Tribune, 15 Dec 1937
Mrs. Caroline J. Burry, 79 years old, died yesterday in the Greenwood Inn, Evanston, after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was the widow of Dr. James Burry, who was chief surgeon for the Illinois Steel Company when he was killed in a train accident in 1919. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. Walter B. Huey, Mrs. William J. Wardall, and Mrs. Arthur v. Lee Jr.
Source: Chicago Tribune, 15 Dec 1937
Daughter of Henry and Mary Sherrill. Marriage to Dr. James Burry Sep. 2, 1879.
Mrs. Caroline J. Burry, 79 years old, died yesterday in the Greenwood Inn, Evanston, after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was the widow of Dr. James Burry, who was chief surgeon for the Illinois Steel Company when he was killed in a train accident in 1919. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. Walter B. Huey, Mrs. William J. Wardall, and Mrs. Arthur v. Lee Jr.
Source: Chicago Tribune, 15 Dec 1937
Mrs. Caroline J. Burry, 79 years old, died yesterday in the Greenwood Inn, Evanston, after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was the widow of Dr. James Burry, who was chief surgeon for the Illinois Steel Company when he was killed in a train accident in 1919. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. Walter B. Huey, Mrs. William J. Wardall, and Mrs. Arthur v. Lee Jr.
Source: Chicago Tribune, 15 Dec 1937
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