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Home/Memorials/Canada/Shelburne/John Alexander Barry

Biography of John Alexander Barry

1. Jan 1790 – 1. Jan 1872(82 years)Died in:Shelburne, Nova Scotia

Confederate Army soldier of Atlanta, Georgia

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Shelburne, Nova Scotia

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United States

John Alexander Barry (* 1. January 1790; † 1. January 1872 in Shelburne) was a confederate Army soldier of Atlanta, Georgia. He was 82 years old.

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Home/Memorials/Canada/Shelburne/John Alexander Barry

Biography of John Alexander Barry

1. Jan 1790 – 1. Jan 1872(82 years)Died in:Shelburne, Nova Scotia

Confederate Army soldier of Atlanta, Georgia

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Condolences

Family Tree

Activity Biography Obituary Memories Candles Family Tree Condolences

Biography

Place of Death

Shelburne, Nova Scotia

Nationality

United States

John Alexander Barry (* 1. January 1790; † 1. January 1872 in Shelburne) was a confederate Army soldier of Atlanta, Georgia. He was 82 years old.

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2 Events

1790

Born

1872

Died in Shelburne, Nova Scotia

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