James Barnet Fry
1827–1894 (age 67)
Biography
James Barnet Fry, born in 1827, was a general in the Union Army who later served as Adjutant General of the United States and chronicled the experiences of his fellow soldiers. His postings took him to many parts of the country, yet he remained devoted to the ideals of justice and duty that guided his career.
He brought a thoughtful nature to his later writings and remembrances, helping future generations understand the sacrifices of those who wore the uniform alongside him. General Fry is honored for bringing clarity, discipline, and compassion to every chapter of his service.