Son of Hettie Sutton and Thad Brabrey
Circumstances of Death
On January 3, 1934, Special Agents Herman Sutton Barbrey, C. C. Keyes and J. J. O'Dea went to the home of M. Frank Millis in the Harrison Creek Section of Ponder County, NC. At that location they seized a still and arrested Jesse Millis. As Agent Barbrey was escorting the prisoner from the property in his car, Charles Millis, Jesse's brother, shot Agent Barbrey from ambush wounding him in the stomach. Agent O'Dea quickly came to his aid and transported him to the Wilmington Hospital, but Agent Barbrey died two days later.
Background
Agent Barbrey joined the Bureau of Prohibition on January 7, 1928, with an annual salary of $1,811. He carried badge #1240.
Personal
Agent Barbrey was born in Kuner, NC. He was survived by his wife, Ruby and their three children.
[https://www.atf.gov/our-history/fallen-agents/herman-s-barbrey]
Circumstances of Death
On January 3, 1934, Special Agents Herman Sutton Barbrey, C. C. Keyes and J. J. O'Dea went to the home of M. Frank Millis in the Harrison Creek Section of Ponder County, NC. At that location they seized a still and arrested Jesse Millis. As Agent Barbrey was escorting the prisoner from the property in his car, Charles Millis, Jesse's brother, shot Agent Barbrey from ambush wounding him in the stomach. Agent O'Dea quickly came to his aid and transported him to the Wilmington Hospital, but Agent Barbrey died two days later.
Background
Agent Barbrey joined the Bureau of Prohibition on January 7, 1928, with an annual salary of $1,811. He carried badge #1240.
Personal
Agent Barbrey was born in Kuner, NC. He was survived by his wife, Ruby and their three children.
[https://www.atf.gov/our-history/fallen-agents/herman-s-barbrey]
Son of Hettie Sutton and Thad Brabrey
Circumstances of Death
On January 3, 1934, Special Agents Herman Sutton Barbrey, C. C. Keyes and J. J. O'Dea went to the home of M. Frank Millis in the Harrison Creek Section of Ponder County, NC. At that location they seized a still and arrested Jesse Millis. As Agent Barbrey was escorting the prisoner from the property in his car, Charles Millis, Jesse's brother, shot Agent Barbrey from ambush wounding him in the stomach. Agent O'Dea quickly came to his aid and transported him to the Wilmington Hospital, but Agent Barbrey died two days later.
Background
Agent Barbrey joined the Bureau of Prohibition on January 7, 1928, with an annual salary of $1,811. He carried badge #1240.
Personal
Agent Barbrey was born in Kuner, NC. He was survived by his wife, Ruby and their three children.
[https://www.atf.gov/our-history/fallen-agents/herman-s-barbrey]
Circumstances of Death
On January 3, 1934, Special Agents Herman Sutton Barbrey, C. C. Keyes and J. J. O'Dea went to the home of M. Frank Millis in the Harrison Creek Section of Ponder County, NC. At that location they seized a still and arrested Jesse Millis. As Agent Barbrey was escorting the prisoner from the property in his car, Charles Millis, Jesse's brother, shot Agent Barbrey from ambush wounding him in the stomach. Agent O'Dea quickly came to his aid and transported him to the Wilmington Hospital, but Agent Barbrey died two days later.
Background
Agent Barbrey joined the Bureau of Prohibition on January 7, 1928, with an annual salary of $1,811. He carried badge #1240.
Personal
Agent Barbrey was born in Kuner, NC. He was survived by his wife, Ruby and their three children.
[https://www.atf.gov/our-history/fallen-agents/herman-s-barbrey]
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