Obit of Mary J. BARRY (b.1861 d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 27 February 1908

CALLED HOME
Two Young People, Daniel Lee and Mary Barry Join Silent Ranks
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MARY J. BARRY
 Died at her home 2 miles from Arlington on February 23, after an illness
of about two months.  The deceased was born on the “Barry” farm in
Arlington township on Sept. 22nd, 1861, where she has resided almost
continually since.  The family is among the pioneers and her parents were
married in Sibley county 51 years ago last November.  The deceased was of a
kind and self-sacrificing disposition, always read to assist and friend or
relatives when in the hour of sorrow or need.  She died in the same spirit
as she always lived, a true christian, hoeful of the reward promised to the
good and true.  She leaves to mourn her loss a wide circle of friends and
relatives, besides the members of the family, who are well known in this
communtiy.  The funeral, which was one of the largest that ever occurred in
the parish, was held from St. Brendon’s church in Green Isle and the
remains interred in the parish cemetery at that place.
 Among the large concourse of relatives and friends who attended the
funeral, the following were from abroad: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod of
Slayton; Mrs. John Murphy and daughters May and Gertrude and Mrs. Nelle
Corcoran of St. Paul.  The bereaved have the sympathy of the entire
community in their loss of a promising and beloved daughter and sister.