Samuel Eddy Barrett

1834–1912 (age 78)

Biography

Samuel Eddy Barrett was a steadfast Chicago business leader whose work reflected a sincere devotion to the flourishing of his city. He took pride in supporting the institutions that helped Chicagoers thrive and fostered a spirit of cooperation and respect in his professional circles.

Those who knew him remember a man of steady character whose example inspired confidence during times of change. His gravesite at Graceland Cemetery honors a life lived with purpose and care for others.

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