POPULAR CARROLLTON COUPLE MARRIED

At 10 o'clock on Christmas day Henry Perry and Miss Edna Ratliff both of Carrollton were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratliff in Lewisville.  W. E. Anderson of Carrollton performed the ring ceremony. Many of the brides and grooms relatives attended.  Henry is the oldest son of W. W. Perry and wife is well known here, having lived her all his life, and has made a splendid record as a genteel character. Miss Ratliff is one of the teachers in our public school, is also known well by all our people as a lady of exceptional character and talent.
These two young people have a bright future before them and we rejoice in seeing two such wholesome and capable lives lined together. The Chronicle joins with all their acquaintances in wishing them much success and happiness.

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, January 7, 1921
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Mrs. Henry Perry Dies Suddenly On Saturday On Saturday Evening

OBITUARY
By Aunt Emma Hardcastle

This community was shocked last Saturday evening March 24, when the report went out that Mrs. Henry Perry had passed away at her home. Mrs. Perry had  been in ill health for some time, but yet the going was a shock to her many friends.

Mrs. Edna Ratliff Perry was born on December 2, 1899, in Lewisville, where she made her home until she was married to Henry W. Perry in 1919, while she was teaching school in Carrollton and had lived in Carrollton up to the time of her death.

Mrs. Perry was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratliff of Lewisville and is survived by her husband W. Henry Perry, three daughters, Mrs. Winston Jones, Miss Mary Margaret, and Martha Ann, five sons, Henry D., James, Jack, Edward, and Earl, by her mother, Mrs. Jim Ratliff, three sisters, Miss Jessie Lou Ratliff, Mrs. Charlie Whitlock of Lewisville, and Mrs. Sam Cannon of Albany, four brothers, J. A. Ratliff of Houston, Carl Ratliff of Austin, Lieut. Joe Ratliff of the US Navy, Cpl. Frank Ratliff of the army, Olin Ratliff of Dallas and one grand-daughter, Barbara Ann.

Funeral services were conducted at the First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 4:30, Rev. Shadrack Brooks, Rev. C. E. Colten and Rev. Arthur Freeman officiating.

Pallbearers were: E. P. Berryhill, Monk Cunningham, Burnett Perry, O. F. Godfrey, W. Clem and Darrell Myers.

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CARD OF THANKS

We with to thank our many friends for the expressions of sympathy extended to us, the beautiful floral offerings, in our recent bereavement.

Henry W. Perry and family and Mrs. Jim Ratliff and family

The Carrollton Chronicle - March 30, 1945
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

PERRY
HENRY WILSON
APR 10, 1896 - JULY 18, 1985
EDNA DIXIE
DEC. 2, 1899 - MAR. 24, 1945

Perry Cemetery, Carrollton, Dallas County, Texas