BARRY, Joseph (b.1824 d.1910), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 3 March 1910

JOSEPH BARRY DEAD
	This week it becomes our painful duty to chronicle the death of 
one of Green Isle township’s sturdy pioneers, Joseph Barry, who died at 
his home a few miles north of town on Sunday, Feb. 27th at six o’clock 
p.m.  Mr. Barry was well along in age and had been ailing for about two 
months but was not very seriously ill until a few days previous to his 
death, the immediate cause of his death being from Senile gangrene of 
his right leg.  He was born in Ireland on June 24, 1824 and was 85 years,  
8 months and 3 days old at the time of his death.  He immigrated to this 
country settling in Green Isle township when it was practically a 
wilderness, and braved the hardships of pioneer life.  He was married 
fifty-four years ago and was the parent of seven children of whom six  
are living who cared for him tenderly during his declining years.  
He was a kind husband and father and was held in high esteem among 
all who knew him.
	He leaves to mourn his demise an aged widow and six children  
who are grief-stricken over his departure into eternity.
	The funeral was held from the family home and the Green Isle  
Catholic church Wednesday morning and the remains were laid to rest 
in the cemetery of that parish, Rev. Fr. Doyle officiating.  
The bereaved relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of their 
friends in their bereavement.
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