Plural of chery; a variant or archaic spelling related to 'cherry' or possibly referring to cherries in certain dialects.
This appears to be either an obsolete spelling of 'cherries' or a dialectal variant. The word follows Middle English patterns where 'chery' was sometimes used before modern standardization settled on 'cherry'.
English spelling was incredibly chaotic before dictionaries became standardized—even fruit names had wild variations, which is why historical documents sometimes look like they're written in a different language entirely.
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