Perry Ford was Justice of the Peace for many years in Farmers Branch.  This picture was taken
during the 1930's  Photo courtesy of Betty Lou (Stanley) Dennis
 

Rites Set For Judge

FARMERS BRANCH - Funeral services for Perry Lee Ford, 66, of 12724 Bee St., who retired in 1969 after eight years as the city judge of Carrollton, will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Webb Chapel Baptist Church. Burial will be in Webb Chapel Cemetery.
He died here Sunday.
A lifelong Farmers Branch resident, Ford had previously serviced as a Dallas County justice of the peace for 22 years.
He is survived by three brothers and five sisters.

The Dallas Morning News - February 26, 1974
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

FORD
Perry Lee, 12724 Bee Street, Farmers Branch, Texas. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Janice Kirby, Dallas, Mrs. Nell Winder, Hobbs, New Mexico, Mrs. Lois Thurloe, Dallas, Mrs. Dorothy Good, Mrs. Dolores Lyles, all of Dallas; brothers, Maynard Ford, Farmers Branch, Bill Ford, San Antonio, H. W. (Pete) Ford, Dallas. Services 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Webbs Chapel Methodist Church, Farmers Branch. Rev. Gene Gordon officiating. Interment Webbs Chapel Cemetery. Pallbearers: Gene Ford, Guthrie Ford, John Howard Ford, Tommy Thurlow, Lawson Thurlow, Benson Murray, James Rudy, Jimmy Taylor, Honorary pallbearers, Frank Witchell, Garnet Center, Clifton Myers, Landis Maybery, Brownie Huffines, Henry Noble, Roy Lee Marcom, Bill Good, W. J. (Chief) Cooper, Abe Godfrey, Clyde Russell, Members of American Legion Post No. 395.
RHOTON-WEILAND-MERRITT
I-35 at Crosby Rd. Carrollton 242-5261

The Dallas Morning News - February 26, 1974
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

PERRY LEE FORD
JULY 1, 1907
FEB. 24, 1974

Webb Chapel Cemetery, Farmers Branch, Dallas Co., Texas