Alfred Barrett (died 18 July 1849) was born in New England. He was an engineer by training. In about 1818, Barrett began working on the engineering staff that was constructing the Erie Canal in New York State. He rapidly gained experience and was an accredited engineer by 1821. The project was completed in 1825. His professional achievements were of high importance to the development of the economy of this North American area. His early death cut short a highly productive and important engineering career. He died in Montreal of cholera.
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