My Fourth Great-Grand Uncle.
He was the son of Abraham Fry Sr. and Elisabeth Winters.
He was married to Mary Peckinpaugh around 1814.
He was father to at least four children; Abraham, George, John and Jacob Fry.
He was originally interred at the METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY
(Also Known As: East End Cemetery or Hookstown Cemetery)
Located between Liberty and Porter Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
All identifiable remains were moved to the Green Mount Cemetery, which is where Abraham now lies.
He was the son of Abraham Fry Sr. and Elisabeth Winters.
He was married to Mary Peckinpaugh around 1814.
He was father to at least four children; Abraham, George, John and Jacob Fry.
He was originally interred at the METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY
(Also Known As: East End Cemetery or Hookstown Cemetery)
Located between Liberty and Porter Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
All identifiable remains were moved to the Green Mount Cemetery, which is where Abraham now lies.
My Fourth Great-Grand Uncle.
He was the son of Abraham Fry Sr. and Elisabeth Winters.
He was married to Mary Peckinpaugh around 1814.
He was father to at least four children; Abraham, George, John and Jacob Fry.
He was originally interred at the METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY
(Also Known As: East End Cemetery or Hookstown Cemetery)
Located between Liberty and Porter Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
All identifiable remains were moved to the Green Mount Cemetery, which is where Abraham now lies.
He was the son of Abraham Fry Sr. and Elisabeth Winters.
He was married to Mary Peckinpaugh around 1814.
He was father to at least four children; Abraham, George, John and Jacob Fry.
He was originally interred at the METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY
(Also Known As: East End Cemetery or Hookstown Cemetery)
Located between Liberty and Porter Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
All identifiable remains were moved to the Green Mount Cemetery, which is where Abraham now lies.
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