Anna Berry
The Kentucky Post, Saturday, February 8,
1908, page 5
Death Again Invades the Berry Home
Mrs. Anna Berry, Widow of Judge Berry, Passes Away after a Lingering Illness
Shock of her Husband's Death a Month Ago Hastens Her own
Death for a second time within a month has invaded the home of Judge A S
Berry of Newport. Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning, Mrs. Anna Berry,
widow of Judge Berry, passed away at the family residence on East Third-st.
Newport surrounded by her five children, the surviving members of the family.
Mrs. Berry had been an invalid for a year past, but her death was not looked for at this time. The shock of her husband's sudden death, which occurred one month ago, hastened her death, it is said. She was ill at that time, so much so that she was unable to attend the funeral of her husband.
Mrs. Berry was 63 years of age, and a lifelong resident of Newport. She was married to Judge Berry in 1866. Two daughters, Mrs. Alice Nunn, of Portland, Ore. and Miss Anna Berry and three sons, Dr. Shaler Berry, Lieut. Robt. Berry and Albert Berry survive her. The funeral arrangements have not been completed as yet.
The Kentucky Post, Monday, February 10,
1908, page 5
Remains of Mrs. Anna Berry Placed in Vault at Evergreen Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Berry, widow of Judge Albert S Berry, took place at 2 pm today with services at the Berry homestead on East Second-st. Newport. Rev B F Nash of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, conducted the services, which were attended by a large number of relatives and friends of the family. The pallbearers were ex-State Senator Brent Spence, Emmett Orr, W H Dyer, WM Botts, Walton Hill and James Gibson. The remains were placed in the vault at Evergreen Cemetery.