Individual Details

There was an Abraham Fry in Company D, 79th Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War. In the same unit is a Henry Fry. Evidence is that Abraham and Henry had a close relationship so there is a high probability this is the two brothers. Abraham enlisted at Lancaster PA in 1861 and was wounded in the leg. He was hospitalized at Louisville KY but suffered from the wound for the rest of his life. Pension was $12 per month.

After the Civil War, Abraham and Henry sailed around South America to the gold fields of California but did not stay. Abraham & Sarah went to Tennessee to visit Sarah's relatives and like what they saw. They went back for Henry's family, loaded their belongings on a barge and floated down the Monangahela to the Ohio, the Tennessee, the Cumberland Rivers to Gallatin.

Birth	10 Jun 1820	Washington County, Pennsylvania
Marriage	14 Oct 1841	Washington County, Pennsylvania - Sarah "Sally" Gregg
Military	1861	Company D, 79th Pennsylvania Volunteers, Civil War
Death	15 Jul 1905	Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee

Spouse

Sarah "Sally" Gregg (1819 - 1903)

Father	Abraham Frye (1793 - 1866)
Mother	Isabella Ringland (1796 - 1881)
Sibling	Samuel Frye (1814 - 1900)
Sibling	John Frye (1815 - 1902)
Sibling	Christina Frye (1818 - )
Sibling	Henry J. Fry (1822 - 1916)
Sibling	Noah Frye (1825 - 1884)
Sibling	Jackson Frye (1827 - 1911)
Sibling	Sarah Ann Frye (1830 - 1908)
Sibling	Clarissa Frye (1833 - 1871)
Sibling	Smith Frye (1836 - 1918)
Sibling	Isabella Frye (1839 - 1904)