A US citizen, he died from accidental drowning in the Atlantic Ocean opposite his residence at Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was survived by his wife , Annie, and son, both were present for the burial.
He was an electrical engineer who worked for the Rio de Janeiro Tramway, Light & Power Co.
His widow, Annie Berry, originally of Whitley Bay, England, and son Limon [Leaman] (b 1907 in Brazil) of Rio survived; and his father, Mathew S. Berry of Nile, Maine.∼Drowned.
Information from US passport application, 1914; US Consular registration, 1915; Report of the Death of an American Citizen; American Consular Service, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 19 April 1915.
He was an electrical engineer who worked for the Rio de Janeiro Tramway, Light & Power Co.
His widow, Annie Berry, originally of Whitley Bay, England, and son Limon [Leaman] (b 1907 in Brazil) of Rio survived; and his father, Mathew S. Berry of Nile, Maine.∼Drowned.
Information from US passport application, 1914; US Consular registration, 1915; Report of the Death of an American Citizen; American Consular Service, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 19 April 1915.
A US citizen, he died from accidental drowning in the Atlantic Ocean opposite his residence at Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was survived by his wife , Annie, and son, both were present for the burial.
He was an electrical engineer who worked for the Rio de Janeiro Tramway, Light & Power Co.
His widow, Annie Berry, originally of Whitley Bay, England, and son Limon [Leaman] (b 1907 in Brazil) of Rio survived; and his father, Mathew S. Berry of Nile, Maine.∼Drowned.
Information from US passport application, 1914; US Consular registration, 1915; Report of the Death of an American Citizen; American Consular Service, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 19 April 1915.
He was an electrical engineer who worked for the Rio de Janeiro Tramway, Light & Power Co.
His widow, Annie Berry, originally of Whitley Bay, England, and son Limon [Leaman] (b 1907 in Brazil) of Rio survived; and his father, Mathew S. Berry of Nile, Maine.∼Drowned.
Information from US passport application, 1914; US Consular registration, 1915; Report of the Death of an American Citizen; American Consular Service, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 19 April 1915.
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