Hello my ggrandfather was Charlie Fry born in 1875 who married Annie Tribby. They had Careline my grandmother who married Leonard Lee Putman. Thanks for the help. Marilyn Marlow
Because there seems to be so much confusion over the FRY lines in Marilyn's request for help, here is what I sent her privately. date of marriage: 16 Jun 1926 in Sycolin groom: Leonard Putman, painter, 22y old, single, born Loudoun, resides Paeonian Springs, parents: Thos. & Susie Putman bride: Carlene Fry, 21y old, single, born Loudoun, resides Paeonian Springs, parents: Charlie & Susie Fry performed by: J. Raymond Wood date of marriage: 1 Apr 1902 in Lovettsville groom: Chas. L. Fry, laborer, 27y old, single, born and resides Loudoun, parents: Jno. P. & Amanda R. bride: Jane Ann Tribby, 21y old, single, born and resides Loudoun, parents: Jesse & Jane performed by: Asa Richard date of marriage: 29 Oct 1857 at Benjamin Miles' in Loudoun groom: John Peter Fry, mechanic, 24y old, single, born in Loudoun, parents: Peter & Sarah Fry bride: Amanda Miles, 21y old, single, born Loudoun, parents: Benjamin & Rachel Miles performed by: Joseph T. Eakin date of marriage: 30 Jan 1879 groom: Jesse E. Tribby, farmer, 40y old, single, born and resides Loudoun, parents: Saml. E. & Emily bride: Jane A. Adams, 30y old, single, born and resides Loudoun, parents: Peter & Lydia performed by: P. H. Miller Note: I believe the listing of Susie Fry as the mother of Carlene Fry is an error. The 1920 Loudoun Census show Caroline A. V. Fry, 11y old, as the daughter of Charles L., 46y old, and J. Annie, 36y old, with brother Addie? L., 6y old, sister Mabel R., 4 1/2 y old, and brother Charles C., 2/12 y old. Pat Duncan p.duncan@worldnet.att.net Marilyn Marlow wrote: > > Hello my ggrandfather was Charlie Fry born in 1875 who married Annie > Tribby. They had Careline my grandmother who married Leonard Lee Putman. > Thanks for the help. Marilyn Marlow > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. > Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. > http://www.rootsweb.com