Obituary
Mrs. Amanda C. Fry died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Barton, near Calvary on last Sunday morning, aged 37 years, seven months and seven days.
Her funeral was preached at Wesley Chapel on Monday, by Rev. C. M. Hesser, and she was buried at the Union Forge cemetery.
Published in Shenandoah Herald, 1 March 1901, Friday
Obituary
Mrs. Amanda Fry, widow of the late Jewett Fry, of near Wesley Chapel, Shenandoah county, Va., aged thirty-seven years, died at her home the first of this week.
Published in The Times (Richmond, Virginia), 3 March, 1901
Obituary
Mrs. Luther Fry, formerly Miss Amanda Barton, who was educated at this school, died at Lantz' Mills, Shenandoah County, on the 24th of February, leaving little son. Her husband, who was also educated here, died in Washington, D. C. about five years ago.
Published in Goodson Gazette, 15 March 1901, Volume 27, Number 13
Mrs. Amanda C. Fry died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Barton, near Calvary on last Sunday morning, aged 37 years, seven months and seven days.
Her funeral was preached at Wesley Chapel on Monday, by Rev. C. M. Hesser, and she was buried at the Union Forge cemetery.
Published in Shenandoah Herald, 1 March 1901, Friday
Obituary
Mrs. Amanda Fry, widow of the late Jewett Fry, of near Wesley Chapel, Shenandoah county, Va., aged thirty-seven years, died at her home the first of this week.
Published in The Times (Richmond, Virginia), 3 March, 1901
Obituary
Mrs. Luther Fry, formerly Miss Amanda Barton, who was educated at this school, died at Lantz' Mills, Shenandoah County, on the 24th of February, leaving little son. Her husband, who was also educated here, died in Washington, D. C. about five years ago.
Published in Goodson Gazette, 15 March 1901, Volume 27, Number 13
Obituary
Mrs. Amanda C. Fry died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Barton, near Calvary on last Sunday morning, aged 37 years, seven months and seven days.
Her funeral was preached at Wesley Chapel on Monday, by Rev. C. M. Hesser, and she was buried at the Union Forge cemetery.
Published in Shenandoah Herald, 1 March 1901, Friday
Obituary
Mrs. Amanda Fry, widow of the late Jewett Fry, of near Wesley Chapel, Shenandoah county, Va., aged thirty-seven years, died at her home the first of this week.
Published in The Times (Richmond, Virginia), 3 March, 1901
Obituary
Mrs. Luther Fry, formerly Miss Amanda Barton, who was educated at this school, died at Lantz' Mills, Shenandoah County, on the 24th of February, leaving little son. Her husband, who was also educated here, died in Washington, D. C. about five years ago.
Published in Goodson Gazette, 15 March 1901, Volume 27, Number 13
Mrs. Amanda C. Fry died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Barton, near Calvary on last Sunday morning, aged 37 years, seven months and seven days.
Her funeral was preached at Wesley Chapel on Monday, by Rev. C. M. Hesser, and she was buried at the Union Forge cemetery.
Published in Shenandoah Herald, 1 March 1901, Friday
Obituary
Mrs. Amanda Fry, widow of the late Jewett Fry, of near Wesley Chapel, Shenandoah county, Va., aged thirty-seven years, died at her home the first of this week.
Published in The Times (Richmond, Virginia), 3 March, 1901
Obituary
Mrs. Luther Fry, formerly Miss Amanda Barton, who was educated at this school, died at Lantz' Mills, Shenandoah County, on the 24th of February, leaving little son. Her husband, who was also educated here, died in Washington, D. C. about five years ago.
Published in Goodson Gazette, 15 March 1901, Volume 27, Number 13
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