07 Sunday Sep 2014
Posted in Green Shoal, Lincoln County Feud
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Blood in West Virginia, genealogy, George Fry, Green Shoal, history, Lincoln County, Lincoln County Feud, photos, U.S. South, West Virginia
George Fry, resident of Green Shoal and reluctant host of the Brumfield mob in October 1889
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which George? I have about 6 in my Family Tree Maker. When you take time (you never “get” time), fill in the infor
George Fry, son of Admiral S. and Rhoda (Workman) Fry.
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Hi, Sherrie! I’m related to George a few different ways. What’s your connection? Are you a direct descendant?
He is my great-grandfather on my Mother’s side of the family.
I’m so glad to meet you here at the blog. I’d love to hear any family stories you may know about our Fry family. Do you know where George is buried? Did the family bury him in Cabell County?