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--- "Western Morning News" 25 Jan 1889, page 8:
The Central News says a marriage will shortly take place between Mr. Smith Barry, M.P., and Mrs. Arthur Post, an American lady well known in London society.
--- "Dundee Evening Telegraph" 01 Feb 1889, page 2:
Mrs. Arthur Post (who was a Miss Wadsworth), the sister of Mrs. Adair, one of the prettiest and most popular members of the American colony in London, is engaged to be married to Mr. Arthur Smith Barry, M.P. for Huntingdon. Mrs. Post has in times past been assigned to various Englishmen, Lord Hartington, Mr. Chamberlain, and the Duke of Marlborough having in turn been announced as about to marry the charming lady.
--- "Sheffield Daily Telegraph" 12 Feb 1889, page 5:
ANOTHER AMERICAN BRIDE
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
New York, Monday.--- Mr. Wadsworth, of this city, son of the late General Wadsworth, has sailed for England to attend the wedding of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Post, who is about to be married to Mr. Smith Barry, M.P. Mrs. Post inherits part of her father's extensive estates in the Geneseo County, and her new matrimonial venture excites much interest amongst all the best people in New York and Washington.
--- "Staffordshire Sentinel" 01 Mar 1889, page 4:
Mr. A.H. Smith Barry, M.P., of Fota, county Cork, and Marbury Hall, Cheshire, was married yesterday, at St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, to Mrs. Post, widow of Mr. Arthur Post, and daughter of the late General Wadsworth, of Geneseo, New York State. The only witnesses of the marriage, which was conducted in the quietest manner possible, were the near relatives of the bride and bridegroom at present in London. They were Captain James and Lady Charlotte Smith Barry, Mr. Wadsworth and Mrs. Wadsworth, and the sisters of the bride, Mrs. Adair and Mrs. Rodgers. At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Smith Barry left town on their wedding tour.
--- "Dundee Courier" 10 May 1930, page 3:
LADY BARRYMORE DEAD.
Lady Barrymore, widow of Lord Barrymore, died yesterday at her home at Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London. She was the second wife of Lord Barrymore, first and last baron, who died in 1925.
--- "The Times" 13 May 1930, page 19:
LADY BARRYMORE.
The funeral service for Lady Barrymore was held yesterday morning at St. George's, Hanover-square. Prebendary Thicknesse officiated, and the chief mourners were Major and the Hon. Mrs. Bertram Bell, the Hon. Montague and Mrs. Eliot, Miss Eliot, Major and the Hon. Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Post, Miss Elizabeth Post, Mr. Wright Post, Miss Pauline Post, Mrs. Ritchie, and Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Donnell Post. . .
Creamation took place afterwards at Golders Green.
--- "Cheshire Observer" 24 May 1930, page 13:
THE LATE LADY BARRYMORE
SERVICE AT GREAT BUDWORTH
On Friday week, the urn containing the ashes of Lady Barrymore, who died in London last week, was brought to Northwich and placed in the Dutton Chapel in Great Budworth Church. A short service was held, which was attended by members of the family.
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