Frederick G. Barry

1845–1909 (age 64)

Biography

Frederick G. Barry (1845–1909) was remembered by those who knew him as a person committed to the associations that strengthened their community, including the fraternal brotherhoods that offered mutual aid and fellowship. His involvement brought practical support to families in need while fostering the kind of social bonds that carried towns through hard times.

He now rests in Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery, where the peaceful setting reflects the mutual care he once shared with his fellow members.

Also buried at Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery

Lock E. Houston
1814–1897 (age 83)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Lock E. Houston (1814-1897) was a Rockbridge County resident with Odd Fellows fraternal affiliations.
Robert Paine
1799–1882 (age 83)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Robert Paine was a Person County resident who lived from 1799 to 1882.
John Gregg
1828–1864 (age 36)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
John Gregg (1828–1864) hailed from Lawrence County and is buried at Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery.
Marie Louise McQuiston Evans
1884–1949 (age 65)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Marie Louise McQuiston Evans (1884-1949) was a woman who lived through significant social and historical changes of her ...
Samuel J. Gholson
1808–1883 (age 75)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Samuel J. Gholson was a Madison County resident who lived from 1808 to 1883.
Eugene Octave Sykes
1867–1945 (age 78)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Eugene Octave Sykes (1867-1945) was an Aberdeen resident whose life spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries.