s/o L. D. Barrett and Ella Pairlee Martin
h/o Fannie Mae Ross married 10-14-1933
f/o three daughters
Obit:
D. Clyde Barrett, 63, of 3276 Tucker-Norcross Road, Tucker, died Friday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Fannie Mae Ross Barrett; three daughters, Mrs. Jenelle R. Hudgins, Mrs. H. T. (Annette) Craft, Jr., and Mrs. John C. (Frances) Nash; two sisters, Mrs. Joe D. Johnson, and Mrs. S. R. Ross; four brothers, Ross, N. R., Roscoe, and Lloyd Barrett; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr Barrett was a native of Gwinnett County, a member of Glover Baptist Church, and a retired grocer. The funeral will be at 3 pm Sunday in Glover Baptist Church with the Revs. Alton Miller, Roy Head, and T. W. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
His brothers and sisters are:
Joycie Mae Barrett Johnson (1905 - 1982)*
Ross Thomas Barrett (1907 - 1984)*
Ruby Bell Barrett Ross (1909 - 2002)*
Jesse Clifford Barrett (1911 - 1971)*
N R Barrett (1917 - 1989)*
Roscoe Jasper Barrett (1920 - 1982)*
Loyd Columbus Barrett (1924 - 1987)*
My Uncle Clyde passed away six years before I was Born. His wife my Aunt Fannie lived up the street from us. His daughter Annette was always my favorite person to see at the family reunion. I have heard stories of him, but I really don't know the amount about him like I do many of my family members that I have made memorial pages here in findagrave for.
Clyde was a very nice man, a good christian man. He was a member of Glover Babtist Church and belonged to that church for many many years. He was married to Fannie who was a Ross and his sister was married to Fannie's brother Sylvester. This allowed for family jokes.
Clyde was a butcher and then a grocer. He was a loving husband and father. He provided for his family and gave them lovely things. They were a very well dressed lot. My Father told me Uncle Clyde always wore a shirt and tie. No matter what. He cut the grass in a shirt and tie. Always dressed, always presentable.
h/o Fannie Mae Ross married 10-14-1933
f/o three daughters
Obit:
D. Clyde Barrett, 63, of 3276 Tucker-Norcross Road, Tucker, died Friday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Fannie Mae Ross Barrett; three daughters, Mrs. Jenelle R. Hudgins, Mrs. H. T. (Annette) Craft, Jr., and Mrs. John C. (Frances) Nash; two sisters, Mrs. Joe D. Johnson, and Mrs. S. R. Ross; four brothers, Ross, N. R., Roscoe, and Lloyd Barrett; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr Barrett was a native of Gwinnett County, a member of Glover Baptist Church, and a retired grocer. The funeral will be at 3 pm Sunday in Glover Baptist Church with the Revs. Alton Miller, Roy Head, and T. W. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
His brothers and sisters are:
Joycie Mae Barrett Johnson (1905 - 1982)*
Ross Thomas Barrett (1907 - 1984)*
Ruby Bell Barrett Ross (1909 - 2002)*
Jesse Clifford Barrett (1911 - 1971)*
N R Barrett (1917 - 1989)*
Roscoe Jasper Barrett (1920 - 1982)*
Loyd Columbus Barrett (1924 - 1987)*
My Uncle Clyde passed away six years before I was Born. His wife my Aunt Fannie lived up the street from us. His daughter Annette was always my favorite person to see at the family reunion. I have heard stories of him, but I really don't know the amount about him like I do many of my family members that I have made memorial pages here in findagrave for.
Clyde was a very nice man, a good christian man. He was a member of Glover Babtist Church and belonged to that church for many many years. He was married to Fannie who was a Ross and his sister was married to Fannie's brother Sylvester. This allowed for family jokes.
Clyde was a butcher and then a grocer. He was a loving husband and father. He provided for his family and gave them lovely things. They were a very well dressed lot. My Father told me Uncle Clyde always wore a shirt and tie. No matter what. He cut the grass in a shirt and tie. Always dressed, always presentable.
s/o L. D. Barrett and Ella Pairlee Martin
h/o Fannie Mae Ross married 10-14-1933
f/o three daughters
Obit:
D. Clyde Barrett, 63, of 3276 Tucker-Norcross Road, Tucker, died Friday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Fannie Mae Ross Barrett; three daughters, Mrs. Jenelle R. Hudgins, Mrs. H. T. (Annette) Craft, Jr., and Mrs. John C. (Frances) Nash; two sisters, Mrs. Joe D. Johnson, and Mrs. S. R. Ross; four brothers, Ross, N. R., Roscoe, and Lloyd Barrett; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr Barrett was a native of Gwinnett County, a member of Glover Baptist Church, and a retired grocer. The funeral will be at 3 pm Sunday in Glover Baptist Church with the Revs. Alton Miller, Roy Head, and T. W. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
His brothers and sisters are:
Joycie Mae Barrett Johnson (1905 - 1982)*
Ross Thomas Barrett (1907 - 1984)*
Ruby Bell Barrett Ross (1909 - 2002)*
Jesse Clifford Barrett (1911 - 1971)*
N R Barrett (1917 - 1989)*
Roscoe Jasper Barrett (1920 - 1982)*
Loyd Columbus Barrett (1924 - 1987)*
My Uncle Clyde passed away six years before I was Born. His wife my Aunt Fannie lived up the street from us. His daughter Annette was always my favorite person to see at the family reunion. I have heard stories of him, but I really don't know the amount about him like I do many of my family members that I have made memorial pages here in findagrave for.
Clyde was a very nice man, a good christian man. He was a member of Glover Babtist Church and belonged to that church for many many years. He was married to Fannie who was a Ross and his sister was married to Fannie's brother Sylvester. This allowed for family jokes.
Clyde was a butcher and then a grocer. He was a loving husband and father. He provided for his family and gave them lovely things. They were a very well dressed lot. My Father told me Uncle Clyde always wore a shirt and tie. No matter what. He cut the grass in a shirt and tie. Always dressed, always presentable.
h/o Fannie Mae Ross married 10-14-1933
f/o three daughters
Obit:
D. Clyde Barrett, 63, of 3276 Tucker-Norcross Road, Tucker, died Friday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Fannie Mae Ross Barrett; three daughters, Mrs. Jenelle R. Hudgins, Mrs. H. T. (Annette) Craft, Jr., and Mrs. John C. (Frances) Nash; two sisters, Mrs. Joe D. Johnson, and Mrs. S. R. Ross; four brothers, Ross, N. R., Roscoe, and Lloyd Barrett; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr Barrett was a native of Gwinnett County, a member of Glover Baptist Church, and a retired grocer. The funeral will be at 3 pm Sunday in Glover Baptist Church with the Revs. Alton Miller, Roy Head, and T. W. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
His brothers and sisters are:
Joycie Mae Barrett Johnson (1905 - 1982)*
Ross Thomas Barrett (1907 - 1984)*
Ruby Bell Barrett Ross (1909 - 2002)*
Jesse Clifford Barrett (1911 - 1971)*
N R Barrett (1917 - 1989)*
Roscoe Jasper Barrett (1920 - 1982)*
Loyd Columbus Barrett (1924 - 1987)*
My Uncle Clyde passed away six years before I was Born. His wife my Aunt Fannie lived up the street from us. His daughter Annette was always my favorite person to see at the family reunion. I have heard stories of him, but I really don't know the amount about him like I do many of my family members that I have made memorial pages here in findagrave for.
Clyde was a very nice man, a good christian man. He was a member of Glover Babtist Church and belonged to that church for many many years. He was married to Fannie who was a Ross and his sister was married to Fannie's brother Sylvester. This allowed for family jokes.
Clyde was a butcher and then a grocer. He was a loving husband and father. He provided for his family and gave them lovely things. They were a very well dressed lot. My Father told me Uncle Clyde always wore a shirt and tie. No matter what. He cut the grass in a shirt and tie. Always dressed, always presentable.
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