THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY. January 3, 1910
George H. Perryman, a well known organist of this borough, died yesterday of heart failure at his home, 1237 Herkimer Street. He was born in Manhattan, on May 2, 1845, and had been a member of Alcyono Lodge, F. and A. M., and was a member of Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A. M., where he had been organist for nineteen years. He also belonged to Gilbert Counell, R. A.; Brooklyn Court, F. and A., and Ada Chapter, O. E. S. He leaves a widow, Marie E. Parsons; a daughter, Fannie, and two sons, Harry and Benjamin Perryman.
George H. Perryman, a well known organist of this borough, died yesterday of heart failure at his home, 1237 Herkimer Street. He was born in Manhattan, on May 2, 1845, and had been a member of Alcyono Lodge, F. and A. M., and was a member of Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A. M., where he had been organist for nineteen years. He also belonged to Gilbert Counell, R. A.; Brooklyn Court, F. and A., and Ada Chapter, O. E. S. He leaves a widow, Marie E. Parsons; a daughter, Fannie, and two sons, Harry and Benjamin Perryman.
THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY. January 3, 1910
George H. Perryman, a well known organist of this borough, died yesterday of heart failure at his home, 1237 Herkimer Street. He was born in Manhattan, on May 2, 1845, and had been a member of Alcyono Lodge, F. and A. M., and was a member of Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A. M., where he had been organist for nineteen years. He also belonged to Gilbert Counell, R. A.; Brooklyn Court, F. and A., and Ada Chapter, O. E. S. He leaves a widow, Marie E. Parsons; a daughter, Fannie, and two sons, Harry and Benjamin Perryman.
George H. Perryman, a well known organist of this borough, died yesterday of heart failure at his home, 1237 Herkimer Street. He was born in Manhattan, on May 2, 1845, and had been a member of Alcyono Lodge, F. and A. M., and was a member of Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A. M., where he had been organist for nineteen years. He also belonged to Gilbert Counell, R. A.; Brooklyn Court, F. and A., and Ada Chapter, O. E. S. He leaves a widow, Marie E. Parsons; a daughter, Fannie, and two sons, Harry and Benjamin Perryman.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
