While finding his way home during the Civil War, James crossed paths with some Union soldiers. They spared his life, but sliced the tendons in the back of his ankle with a knife. He walked with a severe limp until the day he died.
He dropped dead while working on his farm. Night fell, and he had yet to come in from the fields. His family went to search for him, and found him face down in the fields.
While finding his way home during the Civil War, James crossed paths with some Union soldiers. They spared his life, but sliced the tendons in the back of his ankle with a knife. He walked with a severe limp until the day he died.
He dropped dead while working on his farm. Night fell, and he had yet to come in from the fields. His family went to search for him, and found him face down in the fields.
Family Members
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Sarah Melissa "Lissie" Frady Key
1864–1899
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George Sherman Frady
1866–1965
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Thomas Shurden Frady
1867–1867
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William Allford "Bill" Frady
1868–1905
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James Madison Frady
1872–1951
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Frances Caroline Frady
1874 – unknown
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Mary Ellender Frady
1875–1889
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Aaron Cornelious Frady
1877–1878
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John VanMeter Frady
1879–1918
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Sintha Altha Frady Pell
1881–1960
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