Mrs. Irene Wasson Berry, 68, of 2439 Elm Ave., Bexley in Columbus, died Friday. She was a member of a pioneer Wayne County, Indiana family.
Surviving is the husband, Norman B. Berry of Bexley.
Services were conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Barnes Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Sherrill officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Irene's father was Julius Francis Parsons (6 Jul 1851 N.C. - 15 Dec 1930 Berwyn (Chicago) Illinois).
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Irene did not bear any children, but she did care for her aged and widowed mother Emma Edmee Wasson Parsons, and her aged and spinster aunt Louisa Kramer Wasson(1857-1936). In addition, she gave birth to a large body of family history that is found in the Archival Section of the Genealogical Division of the Indiana State Library. The call number is G 929.9 W337 and designated V24. Also there you will find the results of a monstrous correspondence based on the U.S. Directory of A.T.&T, found in the New York City Library done by William Albert /"Billy Wasson( 1866-1946). The letters can also be found in the Indiana State Library. The log of letters and a short description of the results from the responses can be found in the family file of the Regional Library in Eaton, Ohio, called "Wassons of the U.S.A." It obviously covers all Wasson lines.
Contributor: ruth brown egan (48552943)
Surviving is the husband, Norman B. Berry of Bexley.
Services were conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Barnes Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Sherrill officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery.
______________________________________________________________
Irene's father was Julius Francis Parsons (6 Jul 1851 N.C. - 15 Dec 1930 Berwyn (Chicago) Illinois).
Information provided by Find-A-Grave Member
Irene did not bear any children, but she did care for her aged and widowed mother Emma Edmee Wasson Parsons, and her aged and spinster aunt Louisa Kramer Wasson(1857-1936). In addition, she gave birth to a large body of family history that is found in the Archival Section of the Genealogical Division of the Indiana State Library. The call number is G 929.9 W337 and designated V24. Also there you will find the results of a monstrous correspondence based on the U.S. Directory of A.T.&T, found in the New York City Library done by William Albert /"Billy Wasson( 1866-1946). The letters can also be found in the Indiana State Library. The log of letters and a short description of the results from the responses can be found in the family file of the Regional Library in Eaton, Ohio, called "Wassons of the U.S.A." It obviously covers all Wasson lines.
Contributor: ruth brown egan (48552943)
Mrs. Irene Wasson Berry, 68, of 2439 Elm Ave., Bexley in Columbus, died Friday. She was a member of a pioneer Wayne County, Indiana family.
Surviving is the husband, Norman B. Berry of Bexley.
Services were conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Barnes Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Sherrill officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery.
______________________________________________________________
Irene's father was Julius Francis Parsons (6 Jul 1851 N.C. - 15 Dec 1930 Berwyn (Chicago) Illinois).
Information provided by Find-A-Grave Member
Irene did not bear any children, but she did care for her aged and widowed mother Emma Edmee Wasson Parsons, and her aged and spinster aunt Louisa Kramer Wasson(1857-1936). In addition, she gave birth to a large body of family history that is found in the Archival Section of the Genealogical Division of the Indiana State Library. The call number is G 929.9 W337 and designated V24. Also there you will find the results of a monstrous correspondence based on the U.S. Directory of A.T.&T, found in the New York City Library done by William Albert /"Billy Wasson( 1866-1946). The letters can also be found in the Indiana State Library. The log of letters and a short description of the results from the responses can be found in the family file of the Regional Library in Eaton, Ohio, called "Wassons of the U.S.A." It obviously covers all Wasson lines.
Contributor: ruth brown egan (48552943)
Surviving is the husband, Norman B. Berry of Bexley.
Services were conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Barnes Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Sherrill officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery.
______________________________________________________________
Irene's father was Julius Francis Parsons (6 Jul 1851 N.C. - 15 Dec 1930 Berwyn (Chicago) Illinois).
Information provided by Find-A-Grave Member
Irene did not bear any children, but she did care for her aged and widowed mother Emma Edmee Wasson Parsons, and her aged and spinster aunt Louisa Kramer Wasson(1857-1936). In addition, she gave birth to a large body of family history that is found in the Archival Section of the Genealogical Division of the Indiana State Library. The call number is G 929.9 W337 and designated V24. Also there you will find the results of a monstrous correspondence based on the U.S. Directory of A.T.&T, found in the New York City Library done by William Albert /"Billy Wasson( 1866-1946). The letters can also be found in the Indiana State Library. The log of letters and a short description of the results from the responses can be found in the family file of the Regional Library in Eaton, Ohio, called "Wassons of the U.S.A." It obviously covers all Wasson lines.
Contributor: ruth brown egan (48552943)
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