Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Barry, Francis "Frank" December 18, 1910
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Virginian Pilot December 19, 1910

                          FRANK BARRY DIES FROM INJURIES

        Well Known Merchant Succumbs To Hurts Received When Struck By Car

Frank Barry, a well known tea and coffee merchant of this city, died yesterday 
morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, as the result of injuries which he 
received eight or nine months ago by being struck by one of the cars of the 
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company, at Holt and Fenchurch Streets, Norfolk 
proper.
At the time he first received his injuries he was removed to St. Vincent's 
Hospital and not recovering was removed to the Baltimore hospital about a month 
ago, but continued to grow worse.
He first started in business at Chestnut and Middleton Street, Berkley, about 
three years ago, when he came here from New York and later occupied a portion of 
the store room of Morgan and Company, 468 East Main Street, Norfolk proper, at 
which place he was doing business at the time of his injury.
B.F. Morgan, 406 Berkley Avenue, a member of the firm of Morgan and Company, 
received the telegram yesterday morning announcing Mr. Barry's death. The 
deceased was seventy-one years old and a native of Ireland. He had a brother in 
the tea and coffee business in Newport News. He is known to have possessed 
considerable property, both real and personal and it is understood that a 
portion of this has been left to St. Vincent's Hospital, in which institution he 
was well cared for during the several months he lingered in that institution. 
His remains will arrive here Tuesday morning and will be laid to rest in the 
Catholic Cemetery, Norfolk.
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The funeral of Francis Barry, whose death occurred in Baltimore, was held from 
the apartments of Funeral Director H. D. Oliver, 520 Freemason, and conducted by 
Rev. Father Gleason, chaplain of St. Vincent's Hospital. The interment was in 
St. Mary’s Cemetery.

Virginian Pilot December 21, 1910


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