Cherryville
The third named Barry farm, after Manorowen and Jerpoint. Harriet Louisa Barry, eighteen, died here of typhoid on 7 September 1912 after thirty days' illness and was carried back to Manorowen to be buried. Her father, who signed the form, gave his own residence as Manorowen — so Cherryville is somewhere the family worked rather than lived, or another Barry household entirely. The coordinates are approximate.
The place
| Name | Cherryville |
| Kind | Farm |
| Region | District Barkly East |
| Standing | Documented |
Why it is here
The third named Barry farm, after Manorowen and Jerpoint. Harriet Louisa Barry, eighteen, died here of typhoid on 7 September 1912 after thirty days' illness and was carried back to Manorowen to be buried. Her father, who signed the form, gave his own residence as Manorowen — so Cherryville is somewhere the family worked rather than lived, or another Barry household entirely. The coordinates are approximate.
| When | What |
|---|---|
| 7 Sep 1912 | Harriet Louisa Barry dies here of typhoid, aged eighteen |