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Bay City Times-Press
Saturday, 28 February, 1903

         CAPTAIN FREDERICK W. BARCLAY died at his home, 521 North
       Van Buren street, yesterday afternoon after a long illness.
       
         MR. BARCLAY was a son of the late JONATHAN BARCLAY, who
       was a pioneer resident of the Saginaw valley, having come
       to Bay City in December, 1849, with a stock of goods for a
       country store, which was the second in this city.
       
         The son was born in Albion, Calhoun county, October 19,
       1841, and was therefore a boy of eight when his parents
       came to Bay City. When grown to manhood in 1860 he became
       a sailor, and in 1863 joined the United States navy as a
       seaman, remaining until honorably discharged at the close
       of the war. He returned to Bay City and took up the tug
       business, which he continued until a few years ago. In
       1870 he was married to MARY J. PLUMSTEEL, of Clarkston,
       Mich., and to this union one child was born.
       
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