While there is no stone for Frederick in the Ballinfad Cemetery, both he and his first wife are listed on the tombstone of his brother in Stamford Cemetery along with the date of his death.  Family bible in the possession of Rita Edler states he was buried in Ballinafad.

Fred Near was yeoman as private in Capt., Hamilton's Flank Co. of the 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia 1812 and Captain Robert Grant's Co. 1814. His Service Record in Ottawa Archives: with detachment erecting defense 27 april to 2 May 1814; works on Queenston Heights in May and June assembled in Mississauga; July and Oct on Third Riding. ( Capt. Hamilton's muster rolls shows his name from Sept to Dec 1812).
He received a Crown grant 30 April, 1823 for the east half of lot 23 Con 8 Nissouri Twp., district of London, Ont. which he sold to his brother Jacob, 1 April 1825. (from old papers, deeds and quit claims found in the attic of the old homestead by present owner, James McMurray who gave them to this compiler (Mary Frashuer who wrote "Our Canadian Nears and Early Kin"  1973). He bought half of lot 23 con 3 Erin twp in 1831 from his brother-in-law Adam Killman and in March 1855 sold it to his son John.