FREDERICKSBURG, VA - CEMETERIES - St. George Epispocal Church Cemetery
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Located at corner of Princess Anne and George streets in Fredericksburg, VA.

Oldest marked grave: 1752 (John Jones)
Latest marked grave:  1924 (Virginia Patton)

Survey completed: 1999/2000

Note:  Additional sources used:
"The History and Background of St. George's Episcopal Church - 
Fredericksburg, Virginia" by Carroll H. Quenzel.  (Saunders & Son, 
Richmond, VA., 1951, 124 pp.)

"St. George's Cemetery: A Sketch Prepared in the Interest of the Ladies
 Cemetery Guild of St. George's Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia; and 
Containing a List of Burials in St. George's Cemetery"  by William 
Meade Clark.  (Fredericksburg, VA, n.p., 1892, 12 pp.)

"The History of the City of Fredericksburg, Va" by S.J. Quinn. 
(Richmond, Va., The Hermitage Press, 1908, 349 pp.)

Note:  All sources are available from the Central Rappahannock Regional
 Library (Main Library), Virginiana Room, in Fredericksburg, VA.  No 
material may be checked out from that portion of the library.

In the late 1840s, it was decided to expand the size of the church.  
While the construction was going on some graves were probably removed/
relocated/or build over.  This may have occurred earlier (ca 1815) 
when the current Faulkner Hall was added to the lot.

In 1959 the Church added McGuire Hall.  At that time some of the graves
had to be moved to allow construction on the site.  Rev Charles Sydnor,
Rector in 1999, stated that he believes some were only dirt as the 
wooden coffins had rotted away.  Ones that could be moved were.  It is
generally believed that none were removed from the cemetery.

Numbers next to the name indicate grave number associated with the 
accompanying map.  A "U" indicates that the grave was unlocated in 
2000.

While compiling this record, I also searched the following sources for
information.  Information based on these will be given at the end of
each entry with a number indicating the source.
1.  Knorr, Catherine.  "Marriage Bonds Frdericksburg VA 1782-1850"

The Graves:

Allen, Mary	Grave 48
In 
memory of 
MARY
daughter of 
James and Elizabeth Allen
Born July 25 1801
Died August 4th 1836
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
From henceforth Yea saith the spirit, that
They may rest from their labours and 
Their works to follow them

Allen, William and Anne Turner  79
WILLIAM ALLEN
DIED 1866
AND HIS WIFE
ANN TURNER ALLEN
DIED 1875
[Footer:  W.A.
	A.T.A.]

Ashby, William M.	116
William M. Ashby
Son of Vivion &
Margaret. Died
May 31st 1815
Aged 1 Mo: & 15 da.

Baggott, James	40
In Memory of James
BAGGOTT a native of
This town
Born 5th of June 1764
Died 1st of March 1825
Much lamented by
Those who knew him best

Bailey, Chester	115
Sacred to the Memory
Of Chester Bailey who
Was born in Wallingford
In Connecticut August
12, 1769 and departed
this life March 22, 1841
in 72 year of his age
[Footer:  C.B.  Headstone is broken, mostly unreadable and lying face 
down in two pieces next to the crypt of Col. Dandridge in 1999.]

Ball, R. W.	99
R.W. Ball,
only Child of Majr
Cyrus and Fidelia
Ball of Lancaster
Co., Va Died Febr
17th, 1826 Aged 17
Years & 5 Months
[Footer: Nothing legible in 1999.]

Barton, Edward Seth	72
Sacred
In Memory of
Edward Seth Barton
Second son of
Thomas R. & Susan C. Barton
Who departed this life on the
6th of December 1823
aged 2 years and 21 days

Barton, Seth	81
Here lies an affectionate Parent & sincere friend
SETH BARTON
Was born near Warren, Rhode Island
July 29th A.D. 1755
And died at his seat near Fredericksburgh
December 29 A.D. 1813
Aged 58 years and 5 months

Benson, Mrs. Eleanor		44
To the Memory of
Mrs Eleanor Benson
Who departed this life the
22nd of May 1799
Aged 38 years
[Footer: EB]


Berry, John Scott	67
Entered into this life
December 7, 1841
John Scott Berry
son of
Lawrence M. &
Ann Scott Berry
Entered into life
eternal Sunday morning
Sept. 26, 1920
A sinner saved by grace
[Error for Lawrence W. Berry, his father; their tombstones are side by
 side]

Berry, Lawrence W. & Anne M.   68
IN MEMORY OF
LAWRENCE W. BERRY
BORN ON THE 13TH DEC. 1792
AND DIED
ON 3D FEBRUARY 1846
AND NEAR
ARE THE REMAINS OF
TWO INFANT CHILDREN
JOHN
IN HIS THIRD YEAR
AND
CATHERINE
IN HER FIFTH YEAR
-------------
ON THE LEFT
ANNE M. BERRY
THE WIFE & MOTHER
BORN JUNE 16, 1801
DIED SEPT. 28, 1872
[Lawrence W. Berry married Ann Scott on 17 Nov 1825. (1)]

Beverly, Carter	69
Carter Beverly
Born at Blandfield
Essex County Va.
15 of Aug: 1774
Died F** 10, 1844
[Footer: C.B.]

Blakey, Mrs. Maria Ann	77
SACRED
to the memory of
Maria Ann
wife of
JAMES G. BLAKEY
Who departed this life
Aug, 14, 1845
Aged
42 years & 2 months
[Footer: M.A.B.]

Boughton, Benjamin	65
BENJ: BOUGHTON
AGED 65
Died 3d June 1842
[Footer:  B.B.]

Carlin, Mrs. M.J.	84
GRANDMA
MRS. M. J. CARLIN
Entered into rest
APRIL 4, 1885
IN 76TH YEAR
OF HER AGE
[Lone tombstone within iron fence enclosure on gate of which is "J.M.
Whittmore."  The Historical Sketch of 1892 lists her name as Mrs. Mary
Jane (Chewning) Carlin.  In 1999, no iron fence.  Footer: M.J.C.  
Delphy Carlin married Mary Jane Chewning on 18 Dec 1832 by Rev. McGuire. (1)]

Carter, Elizabeth	43
In Memory of
ELIZABETH
Daughter of
Edwin & Elizabeth E.P.
Carter
Who died
April 29th 1833
Aged 2 months & 20 days
[Footer: illegible]

Carter , Elizabeth Edmondson	41 
In Memory of
Elizabeth Edmondson
Daughter of
Edwin & Elizabeth E.P.
Carter
Who died
Sept. 13th 1840
Aged 16 months & 2 days
[Footer: illegible]

Chew, Mrs. Ann	11
SACRED
to the Memory of
ANN CHEW
Relict of
Capt. John Chew
Who died Oct. 7, 1821
In the 67th year of her age.
Few Females were more
Eminantly [sic] distinguished for correctness of deportment
And ...
Practice of all the Christian virtues.
[She] was Conjugal as a widow, exemplary as a [M]other fond and 
affectionate as a neighbour, charitable and kind as a friend, steady 
and sincere.

Into thy hands I commend my spirit
For thou has redeemed me, O Lord God of Truth
[The sentiments below the date are almost totally illegible in 1999.]

Chew, Miss Lucy	5
In Memory of
MISS LUCY CHEW
Daughter of the late John Chew, Esquire,
Of Spotsylvania.
Died on the 5th October 1815.
Go spotless honor and unsullied truth
Go smiling innocence
Go soft humanity that blessed the poor Go saint and patience
Go modesty that never wore a frown
To virtue and receive the Heavenly Crown

Coakley, Catherine	25
In Memory of
CATHERINE
The daughter of
John and Mary Coakley
Who departed this life
August 24, 1811
Aged 8 years
and 2 months

Coakley, Mrs. Elizabeth (Thom)  24
Sacred 
to the Memory
OF
ELIZABETH COAKLEY
Relict of
JOHN COAKLEY
DIED
March 11, 1890
Blessed are the pure in
heart for they shall
see God
[The Historical Sketch gives her age as 80 years.  Footer: E. C. with
a cross between the letters.]

Coakley, John		23
Entered into Rest
JOHN COAKLEY
Born
Feb. 14, 1805
Died
July 2, 1874
[Sentiments below are illegible. Footer: J. C. with a cross between the
letters. John Coakley married Elizabeth Thom on 23 Nov 1836. (1)]

Coakley, John		26
In
Memory of
JOHN son of
John & Mary Coakley
Who departed this
life July 21st
1795
Aged 3 Years
and 1 Month
[Footer: JC]

Coakley, Mary		22
Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY daughter of
John & Mary Coakley
Who departed this life June 
the 7, 1867 In the 28 year
of her age
[Footer: M. C. with a cross between the letters.]

C., E.		U
1814 E. C.
[The small stone so marked is immediately adjacent to the handsome 
tomb of Judge John Coalter.  Unlocated in 1999.  Perhaps a child of 
Judge Coalter?]

Coalter, John		87
This stone is erected
In Memory of
JOHN COALTER
of Chatham.
Of humble origin, he rose to emminance less by the display of uncommon
talents than by moral worth.
By an integrity that none ever questioned.
A fidelity that evaded no duty.
A firmness that defied a like temptation and
danger.  And a sincerity simplicity and kind
ness of nature That won the hearts of all
who approached him.
The records of his country testify the honoura
ble posts which he filled.
Of his private virtues all who knew him can speak.  But the depth of 
his unpretending goodness
is known only to the God whom he worshipped
in the secret of his own heart.
While in every act of his life he served him openly.  To him who gave 
it the Spirit has returned.
The dust lies here.
His children have placed this Stone To re
cord his virtues to his children's children.
He was born in Rockbridge, Virga Aug, 20th 1769
And died at Chatham, near this place Feb. 2nd 1838.  Touching this 
spot lie the remains of
St. George Tucker Coalter,
Esq., only son of John Coalter, who followed his Father to the grave 
before this tomb was completed.  He died August 19, 1839, Aged 30 years
2 Months and 7 Days.  A son worthy of such a father.
[Was a Fredericksburg Judge.]

Coalter, St. George Tucker	86
St. George Tucker Coalter
Born June 2, 1809
Died August 19, 1839
[Small stone near John Coalter's]

Colson, Charles	75
CHARLES COLSON
DIED THE 17TH MAY 1770
AGED 66

Cooke, Mrs. Emily M.	64
IN
Memory of
Emily M. Cooke
Wife of
Dr. James Cooke
Born 12th November 1799
Died 1st July 1832
[Adjacent to Wm. Pearson's tombstone he being her father.  
Footer: E.M.C.  Dr. James Cooke married Emily M. Pearson on 13 July
1826. (1)  Sister of Mrs. Larkin Johnston?]

Cox, Elizabeth M.	78
In Memory of
ELIZABETH M.
Wife of George Cox
Who died March 15th 1831
Aged 52 years
Also of
ELIZA
Daughter of the above
George & Elizabeth Cox
Who died August 8th 1805
Aged 14 months
[Footer:  E.M.C.]

Dandridge, Col. John		114
Here lies interred the Body
of Colonel John Dandridge
of New Kent County who
departed this life the 31st day
of August 1756,
Aged 56 years
[Metal plaque also attached to the top of the crypt with the same 
inscription.  Placed there in 1956 by...]
PLAQUE INSCRIPTION




Downman, Joseph Henry	29
JOSEPH HENRY
Infant son of
Wm. Yates and Mary Ann
Downman
Died March 26, 1857
Aged 4 days
[Practically illegible in 1999]

Duffel, Samuel Leonard	82
In
Memory
of
Samuel Leonard Duffel
Son of Edwd. & Elizabeth
Duffel Who Departed
this life 27th June 1803
Aged one year 7 Months
& 2 days

Duffel, Samuel	10
In
MEMORY OF
Samuel, Son of James
& Rebecca Duffel who
died 20th August 1806
Aged 3 Months
[Footer: S. D. with "1806" below the letters.]

Duncanson, James	15
Here lies
The Body of James Duncanson
He was born in SCOTLAND
The 11th February 1735
Arrived in VIRGINIA In July, 1752
Died the 4th of March 1791.
'Weed his Grave clean ye Men of Goodness 
For he was your Brother'

Duncanson, Mrs. Mary	14
Here lies
The Body of Mary The beloved
Wife of James Duncanson
She was born the 3d Feby. 1748
Died the 10th October 1790

Edrington, Priscilla	U
In Memory of
Priscilla Edrington
Wife of
Edmond Edrington
of this Town
She was born the 10th Octr. 1777 & Died the 10th of June 1801
Aged 23 years and 8 months
[The History of St George's says it was located in the "Churchyard 
behind church".  It may have been under McGuire Hall - built in 1959 -
and moved to another cemetery.  It remains unlocated in 1999.]


Fisher, James		U
James Fisher
Died * September 1792
Aged * Months & 15 days.
[*These figures could not be deciphered with certainty.  The entire 
face is disintegrated to the extent that at first glance it appears to
be devoid of any letter.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Ford, John T.		105
SACRED
to the memory of
JOHN T. FORD ESQr
Who departed this life
June 30th 1824
In the 44th year of his age

He possessed a mind of the first order,
a temper mild and benevolent and
feelings exquisite and honourable. 
A purer spirit never left this earthly
tenement to inhabit the mansions of immortality.
[Footer: J.T.F.  A John T. Ford married Patsy Gregory, dau. of Walter 
Gregory, on 17 Feb 1810. (1)]

Fox, Samuel		U
In Memory of
Samuel Fox
Who departed this Life
March 13th 1801
Aged 72 years
[Stone rapidly disintegrating.  Stone is in Faulkner Hall furnace room.
 Grave is unlocated in 1999.]

Fry, S.W.	108
Sacred
To the
Memory
Of
S.W. FRY
Infant son of
*** Maria FRY
[Footer has S.W.F..  *** is buried.  Hugh W. Fry married Maria White,
dau. of Henry White, 26 Dec 1820. (1)]

Garts, Margaret	28
MARGARET GARTS
BORN
SEPT. 29TH 1766
DIED
November 4th, 1789
[The death date is imbedded in ground.  On either side of this tomb are
stones, once lettered, now totally obliterated.]

Goodwin, Ann Maria		53
In
memory
of
Our Mother
ANN MARIA GOODWIN
Born
February 18th 1775
Died
March 18th 1849
Her record is on high.
[She was nee Smith, daughter of William Smith (1746-1802) and Mary (1750
-1822) his wife.  The tombstone is adjacent to her parents, and the 
several other Goodwin tombstones are in the same row.  Footer:  A.M.G.]


Goodwin, Casper Wistar	35
Sacred
to The Memory
of Casper Wistar,
son of Littleton &
Ann Maria Good
Win. Who departed
this life at Woodla
wn.  Spotsylvania,
on New Year's
morning, 1851
aged 13 years and 5 months.
Be ye therefore ready
For the son of man
Cometh at an hour
That ye think not.
[Footer: broken at ground level]

Goodwin, Elizabeth	59
In Memory of
ELIZABETH
The infant daughter of
Thomas & Ann M. Goodwin
Who departed this life at 6 o'clock in the Morning of the
3rd September 1813
Aged 1 year, 5 months
And 27 days.
Sleep sweet Babe with angels sleep.
[All words except "with angels sleep" were gone in 1999 as the stone 
is broken.  Stone is in Faulkner Hall furnace room.  Footer:  E.G.]

Goodwin, John Harwood	49
Erected
by an affectionate wife
to the memory of
her Lamented Husband
JOHN HARWOOD
Sixth son of
T. & A.M. Goodwin
Born on the 29th Decr 1806
And departed this life the
1st of January 1842
aged 35 years and 2 days
[There follows a sentimental inscription that is illegible in 1999. 
Footer: T.H.G.]

Goodwin, Mary	51
In Memory
of
Mary Goodwin
Born Sept. 17, 1809
Died June 26, 1882
[Footer:  M.G. with a cross above the letters.]

Goodwin, Thomas	52
In Memory
of
THOMAS
The third son of Thomas
and Ann M. Goodwin
He was born
on the 16th March 1800
And departed this life
on the 2d February 1823
In his death we are taught
that in the midst of life
we are in death
[Footer:  T.G.]

Goodwin, Thomas	50
Erected by
an afflicted family
In memory of
THOMAS GOODWIN
Who was born on the
9th day of October 1770
and died on the
14th day of January 1836
[The days are very indistinct.  Footer:  T.G.]

Harrison, Mary C.	57
In Memorium [on TOP of stone]
MARY C.
HARRISON
BORN
JULY 28, 1852
DIED
AUG. 5, 1905
Asleep in Jesus
[Footer: MCH]

Hart, Catherine Rose	60
Catherine
Rose
Daughter of
J.R. & A.M.S. Hart
Aged 9 mos. & 14 days
[Footstone: CRH.  No dates on either stone.]

Helmstatter, Philip J.	70
SACRED
To the memory of
PHILIP J. HELMSTATTER
Who died Aug. 17, 1831
Aged 31 years
This stone is placed here by an affectionate Mother to an (***)y son.
[*** 3 letters indistinct; we suppose this word is "only".  
Footer:  P.J.H.]

Hildroop, Mrs. Mary		88
In
Memory of
Mrs. Mary Hildroop
Who died
on the 18th Sept. 1832
in the 77th year of her age
[Footer: M.H.]

Hill, Sarah		47
SARAH
Daughter of
J.B. & H. Hill
[No dates. The historical sketch of 1892 gives 1841 as her death date.
 Infant.]

Hillyard, Parke G.	31
Parke G.
Hillyard
Born
October 7, 1835
Died
October 31, 1857
[Footer: P.G.H.]

Hitz, Margaret		107 (probable)
Margaret Hitz
Born ****1821
Died July 1832
[****unreadable.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Hull, John G. & Frances A.	46
Sacred
To
the memory of
John G. Hull & Frances A.
his wife.
The former of whom died on the 10th day
of April 1841 Aged 35 years, and the latter on the
31st day of August 1841, aged 43 years.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord Lovingly and beloved in life
in death they were not separated.

Jackson, Michael	45
In Memory of
Michael
Son of
Thos. & Mary A.
Jackson
Who died
June 3rd 1802
["In" missing.  Stone is "sunk" in ground up to "Thos. & Mary."  
Footer, "MJ"]

Jones, John	2
IOHN IONES
1752
[Oldest stone and perfectly preserved!  "I" is the old Welsh form of 
"J".]

Johnston, Jane W. & Ann Thompson  94
In Loving Memory
of
JANE W. JOHNSTON
BORN
MAY 10, 1806
DIED
MARCH 17, 1889
Until the Day Dawn
[On reverse side is inscribed:]
ANN THOMPSON JOHNSTON
DIED
OCTOBER 24, 1841
AGED 74 YEARS
[Footer:  J.W.J., and under this, A.T.J.]

Johnston, Larkin	85
In Memory of
LARKIN JOHNSTON
Who departed this life
April 25th 1831
Aged 34 years
As a slight tribute of affection
for departed worth & piety, this 
humble Monument is erected.
And I heard a voice from Heaven say
ing, with me, Write, Blessed are the 
dead which die in the Lord from henceforth 
Yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest 
from their labours and their worries do 
follow them.  Rev. 14:13
[A Larkin Johnston married Julia Pearson, dau of Wm. Pearson of this
 cemetery, on 28 Mar 1820. (1)]

Knox, Eliza Somerville	76
Eliza 
Somerville
Daughter of
Thomas F. 
& Virginia A.
Knox
Died 7th Mrh 1841
Aged 2 Mos 12 Das
[Footer:  E.S.K.]

Lewis, William (& Ann & George)   39
HERE LIES THE BODY OF
WILLIAM LEWIS WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE JANUARY THE 28TH 1763
AGED 40 YEARS.
ALSO ANN HIS DAUGHTER DIED
IN 1755 AGED 15 MONTHS
AND GEORGE HIS SON DIED
1763 AGED 5 YEARS

Lucas, James W.	90
In Memory of
JAMES W. LUCAS
Born 
March 4th 1799
Died 
August 23rd 1850:
In the 52nd year 
of his age.
[Footer:  J.W.L.]

Lucas, Elizabeth G.	32
In Memory of
Elizabeth G. Lucas
Consort of
Fielding Lucas, decd
Born
May 10th 1780
Died
May 15th 1857
[Footer: E. G. L.]

Lyon, Mrs. Elizabeth P.	71
Departed this life
Sept. 11th 1838
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Lyon
Aged 52 years
[About half is missing including: "pt. 11th", "abeth P.", and "2 yea".
  Footer:  E.P.L.]

McGuire, Rev. Edward Charles	111
McGuire, Mrs. J.C.
[On East face:]
Rev. Edward C. McGUIRE
BORN 
July 26, 1793
DIED 
October 8, 1858
[On North Face:]
J.C. Lewis
Relict of 
E.C. McGuire
BORN 
Oct. 4, 1794
DIED 
March 26, 1882
 [J.C. Lewis McGuire was Judith Carter (Lewis) McGuire, daughter of 
Major Robert Lewis and Judith Brown; granddaughter of Fielding Lewis 
and his second wife, Betty Washington; the nephew of George Washington.
Rev. McGuire married Judith Carter Lewis on 17 Apr 1816. McGuire was 
born in Frederick Co., VA. and was rector of St. George's from 
1813-1858. (1)]

McGuire, John Fenton	110
JOHN FENTON 
MCGUIRE
Son of Rev E.C. 
and J.C. McGuire
Born 4 August 1839
Died [broken] 1843
["and J.C. McGuire" is buried.  Footer: J.F.Mc.]

McPherson, Archibald	6
Here lies the body of
ARCHIBALD MCPHERSON
Born in the county of Murray in North Britain, who died August the 17,
1754 Aged 49 years.  He was judicious, a lover of learning, openhearted,
generous and sincere.  Devout without ostentation; disdaining to cringe
to vice in any Station.  Friend to good men, an affectionate husband.
A heap of dust alone remains of Thee 'Tis all thou art, and all the 
proud shall be.
Elizabeth, his disconsolate widow, as a testimony of their mutual 
affection, erected this monument to his memory.

Marshall, James Edgar	113
In Memory of
James Edgar Marshall
Son of
Horace & Elizabeth
Marshall
Born August 7th 1807
Departed this life at the University of Virginia the 5th November 1825.
He was a dutiful & affectionate son and died much much lamented by all
who knew him.
[Footer: JEM  Horace Marshall married Elizabeth Heiskell on 5 Sep 1805.
 The surety was Mr. John Stanard. (1)]

Mason, Mrs. Anna Tayloe	103
SACRED
[Here follows a four line verse not enough of which could be deciphered.]
THIS TABLET
Is placed here by
Charles Mason
In acknowledgement of gratitude 
for the affectionate love of his 
kind and devoted wife
ANNA TAYLOE MASON
Who died the
15th of May 1831
aged 23 years leaving a character distinguished for all the virtues 
which exalt and adorn her so.  She was the only surviving child of
Tayloe and Anna Braxton
Of Richmond, Va.
Both of whom died at an early age leaving in charge of their friends 
this pledge of their affection and when this dear object of ***and 
fond devotion had just attained the endearing affection of parents the
blighting hand of death made her husband a widower and her infant an 
orphan.
[*** unreadable.  In 1999, all after the date of death is almost 
entirely unreadable as it is a soft stone and placed as a tablet, 
horizontally.  At the head of the tablet there is a large "footer"
with A.T.M. inscribed.  Curiously, in the lot adjacent to this is 
another "footer" identical to this one.  I can find no record of 
another person buried here with the same initials.]

Maury, Mrs. Catherine	101
Here lies the body of Catherine
the Beloved Wife of James Maury
who died at Liverpool 
on the 22nd of May 1794 
in the 39th year of her age.
While living it was her purpose 
to be returned... among her own people.  
While dying she desired that these remains 
should rest here.  
She was of the best of women.

Moody, Bradstreet	U
[5 cornered star]
Here lies the body of
BRADSTREET MOODY 
A native of Sandbarnton, 
New Hampshire who died in 
this town on 24th Augt. 1827
[Quenzel noted that the stone was broken at this point.  The Historical
Sketch of 1892 gives his age as 25 years in their list of names and 
ages taken from the stones at the time.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Newby, Jane Sarah & Eliza	   U
[A stone so badly defaced that but few letters and figures can be 
deciphered with certainty other than their names.  Both died in infancy
in 1795.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Patterson, John	66
Here lies the body of
John Patterson who di-
ed September 10th 1814
Aged 34 years
[Footer: Unreadable.]

Patton, Anthony Buck & Virginia B.  21 (Coakley)
Sacred
To the memory of
Anthony Buck Patton
Beloved husband of
Because I live Ye shall live also
Virginia B. Patton
Died Jan. 22, 1903
Virginia B. Patton
Wife of
Anthony B. Patton
Daughter of
John and Elizabeth Coakley
Died January 7, 1924
[Footer: top line: A.B.P., bottom line:
V.B.P.]

Paul, William		12
Wm PAUL
1774
[The stone is enclosed in a granite stone on the back of which is 
inscribed:
Restored 23 September 1930 by admirers of John Paul Jones Commodore
U.S.N.  By whom this stone was first set in place in memory of William
his older Brother.]

Pearson, John B.	36
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN B. PEARSON OF SAINT
MARGAR- ****** WHO
DEPARTED - ***FE MARCH
***04-*** YEARS
AND ***AYS.
[Quenzel stated that this stone was  adjacent Chas. M. Rothrock, 
therefore giving a clue as to the location of the Rothrock stone - 
now totally obliterated.  Historical sketch of 1892 gives death date
 of 1804, aged 5 years.  *** is unreadable in 1999.]

Pearson, William & William G.   63
In memory of
William Pearson
Who departed this life 
on the 28th of March 1824
in the 64th year of his age.
Here lies interred
William Garrett
The son of 
William & Eleanor Pearson
Who departed this life in the 
3d year of his age.
[Footer: W.P.]

Pilcher, Frederick		92
SACRED
To the Memory of
FREDERICK PILCHER
Born 7th of August 
1769 Departed this life 
the 13th day of April 1832
HE LIVED AND DIED 
AN HONEST MAN.

Pilcher, Hiram		91
In Memory of
Hiram Pilcher
who departed this life
A.D. 1833
Aged 33 years
[Footer:  Appears to have I.P. (?)  This stone is almost illegible. 
Hiram Pilcher married Mary Beck, dau. of Elizabeth Beck, on 23 Oct 
1828. (1)]

Pilcher, Mrs. Margaret	98
In 
Memory Of
Mrs MARGARET PILCHER
Wife of Fred: Pilcher who 
departed this life December 20, 
1827 Aged 57 years
Her pious and dutiful life 
was extended to an honorable old age and closed by an exemplary death.
Her charity had its **** in religion.  Her love of her neighbor was the
genuine seat of her love of God.  Her rest ***** was the fruit of her
faith and she died in hope because she had lived a Christian.
[Stone disintegrating.  The Historical sketch of 1892 gives 1827 as 
the date of her death; the "7" is now completely gone.  In 1999 most 
of the stone was unreadable including "lcher" in her husband's name, 
"who departe", "ber 20, 1827", "Aged 57", and almost all of the 
inscription.]

R., G. and R., N.	4
G.R. 1807 N.R. 1802
[Quenzel stated that these letters and figures appeared on a large 
stone adjacent to that of Charles Rothrock. The Historical Sketch of
1892 suggests that the headstone was broken during the Civil War. 
In 1999 there is a broken stone next to the outside door to the 
library - on the southeast corner of the church under the Nave - with 
the following inscription:
1807
N.R.
1802
It is a hard stone, not slate or sandstone, so who is next to the 
Rothrock stone?  My bet it that it is the FOOTER for the inscription
below (George & Nancy Richardson as he died in 1807 and she died in
1802).  The odds of TWO sets of family members having the SAME initials
and the SAME death dates is astronomical in a cemetery with only a 
hundred-odd graves.  It also makes sense from the Rothrock standpoint.
In Quinn's book there is a photo of the Rothrock marker.  It shows the 
cemetery wall just behind the marker.  The Richardson marker IS just 
in front of the wall and there is a space next to it where the 
Rothrock marker could have been!  Perhaps later the FOOTER for the 
Richardsons was moved to over by John Pearson.  Very confusing.]

Richardson, George & Nancy		4
Sacred
To the memory of
GEORGE RICHARDSON
Stone Cutter
Who was killed by an accident
May 12th 1807:
Aged 45 years.
Stay, passenger thy step; reflect awhile: Tho now in health and vigour
thou may smile
Tomorrow's sun thy obsequies may see The silent grave may then thy 
mansion be.
Then seek in life God's favour to possess 
And to thy soul secure eternal happiness.
Nancy, daughter of said George Richardson and of Lucy his wife, died
May 29th 1802: aged 14 months.
Jesus said, 'Suffer little children, and forbid
them not, to come unto me, for of
such is the Kingdom of heaven.'
[1999: EXCELLENT condition.  In sentimental passage, it is written in 
the style of the times; "s" being written as "f".]

Richeson, George	U
George Richeson
Who hath migrated to this comwealth from Great Britain made oath that
he had resided 5 years within the jurisdiction of the United States of
America and one year within the Comwlth of Virginia, that he will 
support the constitution of the USA and that he doth absolutely and 
entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity whatsoever to
any prince potentate or soverign particularly to George the Third King
of Great Britain - and thereupon he is admitted to the Rights of a 
Citizen of the United States...
[Fredericksburg Court Minutes of 9 May, 1799.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Riddley, James	U
In Memory of JAMES Riddley who departed this Life June 19th 1800 Aged
72 years.
[The entire face of this tombstone fell off in 1938, and no letter is
now visible on portion remaining.  Unlocated in 1999.]

Ritchardson, Mrs. Winefrid	3
Here lies the body of
Winefrid the wife of Daniel
Ritchardson who died Octr:
the 16th: 1763, aged 23 years.
Also 3 children lies Enterred
by Her.
Remember man as you pass by
So you are now so once was I
So as I am so must you be
Therefore prepare to follow me.

Robey, Mrs. Ann	112
In Memory of Ann wife of Richard Robey who died November 28th 1811 
Aged 38 years.
The sever'd ties of kindred dear
Demand the fervent sigh
But sacred hope dries every tear
And point to bliss on high
[Footstone A.R. 1811.  Stone disintegrating and will not long be 
legible.  In 1999 the only pieces legible were: "The s" of The severed,
"De" of Demand, and "But s" of But sacred.  The footer was the key to 
the grave, it being in good condition.]

Rose, Alexander	100
In Memory of
ALEXANDER ROSE of 
the Parish of Vere 
in the Island of Jamaica 
Merchant 
and a native of North Britain 
who visited the United States of America for the recovery of his 
health and departed this life 
at Fredericksburg in Virginia 
on the 28th day of November 1800.  
This stone is placed over his remains 
in testimony of affectionate and fraternal reward by his brother 
William Rose of the said Island.


Rothrock, Charles M.		U
[Broken]  Also Charles M. Rothrock Departed this life Septr 19 1084 
Aged 3 years
[Gravestone was remarkable for its date and well preserved in the 
1930s.  Date is probably 1804.  For a photo see: Quinn: History of 
Fredericksburg, Va. pg. 264.  Historical Sketch says that this stone 
was adjacent to that of John B. Pearson.  That stone is deteriorating
but still legible (1999), so it may be surmised the location of 
Rothrock's grave - which is on the other side of the cemetery from 
the other Rothrock family members.  Since it starts with "Also", it 
is also surmised that someone else is buried here, perhaps a mother, 
father, or sibling.  Photo in Quinn places the headstone up by the 
street with the brick wall directly behind it which corresponds to the
location as discussed under the Richardsons.  Unfortunately, the John
Pearson grave is POSITIVELY identified as being close to Faulkner 
Hall and NOT near the brick wall.]

Rothrock, George W.		102
George W. Rothrock
Died December 9, 1865 
aged 67 years.
[Footer:  G.W.R.  Headstone is just barely legible in 1999.  George W.
Rothrock married Louisiana Johnston on 14 Mar 1827.  Surety was
Richard Johnston (father?). (1)]

Rothrock, Jeannie J.		95
JEANNIE J. ROTHROCK 
BORN JANUARY 22, 1830 
DIED OCTOBER 31, 1851
COME LORD JESUS, COME QUICKLY
[Footer: J.J.R.]

Rothrock, Louisiana (Johnston) & Fayetta		93
IN LOVING MEMORY 
OF 
LOUISIANA JOHNSTON 
wife of the late 
GEORGE W. ROTHROCK 
DIED 
JANUARY 25, 1888 
AGED 84 YEARS.
FAYETTA, 
daughter of 
Louisiana & G. W. Rothrock 
Born 1842 
Died 1863
[Footer:  L.J.R above, and F.R. below.]

Simons, Mrs. Catherine	58
HERE LIES
THE BODY OF
CATHERINE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID SIMONS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 14TH 1794 AGED 35 YEARS
ALSO HER TWO CHILDREN LIES
ENTERRED WITH HER.

Smith, Mrs. Mary	55
In memory 
of
Mary
Relict of William Smith
Born March 20, 1750
Departed this life 
July 8th 1822
[Her tomb is adjacent to her husband Wm. Smith (1746-1802).]
[Footer:  M.S.]

Smith, William	54
Here lies the body of 
William Smith 
a native of 
Glocestershire in England 
Born 25th May 1746 
And departed this life 
October 7, 1802
An honest man in the noblest 
work of God.

Smith, William Jr.	56
In Memory 
of 
William 
son of 
Wm. And Mary Smith 
born April 18, 1787 
At the commencement of the late war 
he entered the Army as a Lieutenant 
and departed this life 
whilst in the service of his country 
on the 30th January 1815.
[Adjacent to his parents, Wm. & Mary Smith.  Footer:  W.S.  War of 
1812 Vet.]

Spilman, Walter	62
In Memory of 
Walter 
son of 
Tho. W. & Ann Spilman 
who died Feby. 12th 1837 
in the 4th year of his age.
[Footer:  W.S.]

Strother, French	U
In Memory of 
FRENCH STROTHER 
who departed this life 
June 3d 1800 
Aged 61 years
[Unlocated in 1999.]

T, F.G.H.	42
(Probably Felix H. Taliaferro)
[Broken]
Born 26 April 1812
Died the 1st Nov. 1832
[The headstone was broken leaving only the dates in the 1930s.  
The stone was also in this condition in 1892 according to the 
Historical Sketch of that date.  It says a footstone carried the 
initials F.G.H.T., but we failed to find the stone.  Mr. King believes
Mr. Clark was in error as to the footstone and that the stone to party
(1812-32) belongs to:  "Died - On Thursday evening, 1st of Nov. Mr. 
Felix H. Taliaferro, son of the late Mr. Hay Taliaferro of Orange Co.,
aged about 20 years."  Fredericksburg Virginia Herald Nov. 3, 1832. 
In 1999 all that remains is:
Born 
Died the 1st
Located close to Catherine Taliaferro.]

Taliaferro, Catherine		17
Catherine Taliaferro
Born
29th January 1791
Died
21st November 1869
Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord
[The Historical Sketch of 1892 gives her name as Catherine Reat 
Taliaferro.  She lies near Mrs. Eleanor Reat Thom.  Footer also: C.T.]


Thom, Catherine	8
Catherine Thom
Died
Jan. 27, 1886
[The Historical Sketch of 1892 gives the age of Miss Catherine Thom as
70 when she died in 1886.  Footer: C.T.]

Thom, Mary		9
Mary Thom
Died June 17, 1894
Numbered with Thy Saints in
Glory Everlasting
[George H.S. King says that Catherine and Mary Thom are daughters of 
Reuben Thom and Eleanor Reat.]

Thom, Reuben Triplett & Eleanor Reat 7
[On South side of base:]
REUBEN TRIPLETT THOM
Died May 7th 1868
aged 85 years & 6 months.
[On North side of base:]
ELEANOR REAT.
Wife of
R.T. Thom
Died Nov. 20th 1865
Aged 79 years & 4 Months.

Walker, Robert	U
Sacred in memory of Robert Walker late Merchant in Fredericksburg 
whose remains are here deposited  He was born near Belfast in Ireland
the 20th day of October A.D. 1766 and departed this life the 27th day
of January 1808[Unlocated 1999.]

Ware, James		20
SACRED
to the memory of
JAMES R. WARE
Born
April 19, 1812
departed this life
September 7th 1850
Beloved in life and lamented in death
[Footer:  J.R.W.]

Ware, Thomas		18
In
Memory of
THOMAS WARE
who departed this life
6th August 1820
Near this spot lies the
remains of William
son of Thomas &
Catherine Ware
[Footer: TW]

Ware, Thos. R.	19
Thos. R. Ware
C.S.N.
[The Historical Sketch of 1892 registers the interment of Thomas R.
Ware U.S.N.& C.S.N. in 1889 aged 75 years.]

White, Henry Garrett		109
Deposited here are 
the Remains of 
HENRY GARRETT 
son of Wm H. and Amanda 
White who Died 
19 September 1822 Aged 
19 months and 11 days.

Whitfield,  John	61
In memory of
John Whitfield of
Whitehaven who
departed this life
the 22nd of March
1766 in the 25th
year of his Age.

Young, Mrs. Elizabeth	12
In memory of
Elizabeth Young
wife of
James Young
Born 22nd November 1778
Died 10th July 1806
Weep not dear friends tho I am no more
When God thus calls its not amiss
He bade me come I go before
To meet you in eternal bliss

Two graves are marked as UNKNOWN that still have a few words on them:
80 "In This T..."  perhaps it can be better read.
89 "innocence"
A search of previous transcriptions is of no help with these particular
words.

UNKNOWN Graves:
1 (rock marker, no headstone)
16 (rock marker, no headstone, footer illegible)
27 (sandstone, face flaked off)
30 (sandstone, face flaked off, footer illegible)
33  (rock marker, no headstone)
34  (rock marker, no headstone)
37  (rock marker, no headstone)
38  (sandstone, face flaked off)
73  (sandstone, face flaked off)
74  (rock marker, no headstone)
83  (rock marker, no headstone)
96  (flat table, broken, illegible)
97  (rock marker, no headstone)
106 (sandstone, face flaked off)


According to the "Historic Sketches", the following MAY also be buried
in the cemetery.  Presumably these come from church registers of 
burials or newspaper obits. (I = Infant, C = Child, U = Unknown. 
( indicates they are listed in the St George's Burial records as being
buried in the church yard.  There are NO records for the church for 
dates prior to Dec 1858.)

Name				Died   Age
Barton, David J.		1848	I
Barton, Eliza C.		1846	I
Barton, John			1829	I
Barton, Louisa N.		1826	I
Beck, Mrs. Mary Parke	U	U
Beck, Olivia Hanson		1857	I
Beck, Mrs. Sarah Hanson	1858	U
Botts, John Francis		1833	I
Botts, Susan Catherine	1835	C
Coakley, John			1820	60
Coakley, Mary (his wife)	1835	70
Dade, Virginia			1833	I
Goodwin, Anna Maria (Smoot) 1881 U
Goodwin, Littleton		1871	U
 (mentioned in St George's burial records but NO cemetery listed)
Gregory, Maria		1794	3
Hanson, Mrs. Mary Parke	1850	U
Hillyard, Mrs. Jane Parke	U	U
Jones, Mary Barton		U	I
Knox, John			1849	I
Lucas, Fielding		U	U
Lucas, Miss Maria		1862  U(
Lucas, Mrs. Sarah A.		U	U
Montandon, William		1848	U
Pearson, Mrs. Eleanor		1861   U(
Pearson, Margaretta		1891	U
Scott, Eleanor Pearson	1862	I (
Smock, William		U	U
[d. 12 Feb 1829, age 73; VA Herald]
Smock, Sarah (wife of Wm)	1874	U
[widow of Mr. White.  William Smock married Sarah White, who was a 
widow at the time, on 16 May 1818. (1)]
Young, James			1831	63
Young, Mrs. Susan Smith	1836	52

It also listed Fielding Lewis and "3 children".  Fielding Lewis 
(husband of Betty Washington) is NOT buried under the church steps. 
He died on his son's plantation in northern Virginia and the likelihood
of having his body returned to Fredericksburg is remote.  No 
contemporary records indicate this.  The current church was built some
68 years after he died.  The best estimate of his burial location is 
on his son's plantation in Frederick Co (current Clarke Co.), Va.  
There is NO marked grave, but he was visiting his son when he died 
unexpectedly and usually you were buried close to where you died as 
embalming was not the practice.  There may be A Fielding Lewis buried
at St. George's, but who he was (if at all) is still a mystery in 1999.

As to Fielding's 3 children, he did have 3 children who died as infants
and are possibly buried at the church, but there is no definitive 
record.

MEMORIALS
In addition to the cemetery, St. George's is filled with many memorials
for parishioners long past.  From plaques on the wall, to Tiffany and 
other stained glass windows, many persons are memorialized within the
walls of the church.

Ashton, Lawrence
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
In Sacred Memory of My Husband
Lawrence Ashton  MD
By his devoted and loving wife
Nannie Ashton
[Tiffany window.  Dated 1917.  Angel of Victory or Guardian Angel of 
Medical Science.  Dr. Ashton was a local physician.]

Benson, George L.
[Alms Basons, Chancel]
Alms Basons
In Memory Of
George Leonard Benson
1932 - 1951

Buffington, Mary Kent
[Plaque]
Mary Kent
Buffington
In whose memory her husband
Ralph R. Buffington
Left a bequest
For the preservation of
This building.
[Plaque located in Narthex on Left.]

Clark, Nannie D.T.
[Kneeler, Gospel side, Nave]
To the Glory of God
And in Loving Memory od
Nannie : D : T : Clark
Entered Into Rest January 13, 1894

Clingenpeel, Adam Stuart
[Book Table, Narthex]
To the Glory of God in Loving Memory of
Adam Stuart Clingenpeel
Given by the Stafford School Counselors

Doggett, Andrew
[Offertory Shelf, Chancel]
(Brass Maltese Cross with:)
In
Memory
Of
Andrew O. Doggett  M.D.
Born September 18th 1852
Died April 13th 1916

Doggett, Arthur Maury
[Plaque]
Arthur Maury Doggett
1872-1964
Founding contributor of St. George's Memorial Trust Fund to which he
bequeathed his entire estate.
[Plaque located in Narthex on the Right.]

Doggett, Leroy and Lucy
[Book Table, Narthex]
THIS BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
AND REPOSITORY
ARE IN MEMORY OF
LeROY BENJAMIN DOGGETT
AND
LUCY JERRELL DOGGETT

Doggett, Sallie
[Elements Table, Chancel]
(Brass Maltese Cross, engraved with:)
To the Glory of
God
And in
Loving
Memory of
Sallie : R : Doggett
Entered Into Rest Mch 15, 1893
"For all Thy Saints who from Thy Labors Rest,
Thy Name
O Jesus,
Be forever
Blest."
Alleluia

Doswell, Fanny
[Kneeler, Epistle side, Nave]
In Memory
Of
Fanny Doswell
Died Jan. 6, 1897

Downman, Rawleigh W. & James H.
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Left.]
To the Glory of God and in Memory of
Raleigh W. Downman
1860-1881
and James H. Downman
1862-1911
sons of
William Yates & Mary Ann Downman
[First Tiffany installed in 1912.  Depicts Christ on the road to 
Emmaus.]

Embry, W. Wallace
[Brass Baptismal Pitcher, Nave]
To the Glory of God
And
In Memory of
W. Wallace Embry

Faulkner, Rev. Tom & Mary B.
[Portraits hanging in Faulkner Hall]
Thomas G. Faulkner, Jr.
Rector 1946 - 1976

Ferris, Lindley Murray & Louise Lall-Hoyt
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
No inscription other than the names.
[The Nativity by Wilbur Burnham, 1943.  Most recent addition.  
Designed in 12th-13th century style.]

Goodwin, Nannie S.
[Brass Maltese Cross Plaque inlaid in the slate floor in Chancel]
To The Glory Of
God
And in
Loving Memory
Of
Nannie S. Goodwin
Erected
By
The Guild
Ascension Day
1925
In Appreciation of Her
Many Years of
Faithful and Loving Service

Hall, Marshall Carter
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Left.]
To the Memory of
Marshall Carter Hall
Who for 36 years was the Superintendent of St. George's Sunday School.
[Colgate Glass window, 1907.  Depicts Christ with the little children.]


Hill, Carl T.
[Piano, Nave]
In Memoriam
Carl Tenner Hill
1903 - 1975
Given for the Youth of
St. George's Episcopal Church
By his wife
Florence Bailey Hill

Hume, George
[Plaque]
In Memory of Goerge Hume second but only son with issue of Sir George
Hume of Wedderburn, Baronet
Born at Wedderburn Castle, Scotland 1698
Died in Culpeper County, Virginia 1760
Served in his father's command in the Rising for King James VIII & III
1715. Captured at Preston, England, imprisoned in the Marshall sea but
permitted to come to Virginia, 1721.
Officer of the colonial militia, 1729, Crown Surveyor for Spotsylvania,
Orange and Frederick counties.  From him, George Washington learned 
surveying.  By Act of the General Assembly, he Laid out the Town of 
Fredericksburg, 1727.
Vestryman of this parish, and, in 1733, Planned the Church.  His son, 
Captain Francis Hume, was an original member of the Society of the 
Cincinnati in the state of Virginia instituted in Fredericksburg, 1783.

[Plaque located just inside the Narthex on the Right.]

James, John & Sue Young Lallande
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
No inscription other than the names.
[The Nativity by Wilbur Burnham, 1943.  Most recent addition. 
Designed in 12th-13th century style.]

Kanoe, John and Minnie
[Ceiling Lights & plaque in Narthex.]
Minnie R. & John C. Kanoe
1873-1952 1873-1953

King, Francis M.
[Paschall candle stand, Nave]
To the Glory of God
And in Loving Memory of
Francis Marion King
11/7/16 - 3/17/88  (19xx or 18xx?)
By Janet Pearson King

Lane, Augusta M.
[Plaque, Library]
Augusta Miller Lane
Room
Given By Her Daughter
Freda B. Turner

Lanier, Rev. John L. & Susan
[Hymm Boards, Nave]
Dedicated to the Glory of God
And in the Memory of the
Rev John L. Lanier BD
And his Wife
Susan Battey Connelly Lanier
Rector of St. George's Church
1913 - 1922

McGuire, Rev. Edward C.
[Marble Plaque]
Rev Edward C. McGuire, D.D.
Born in Winchester, Va.
July 26th, 1793
Died Oct. 8th, 1858
During FortyFive Years, the faithful beloved and highly blessed Pastor
of St. George's Church, Fredericksburg.
Amiable in character, prudent in action, wise in counsel, evangelical 
in doctrine, experimental in preaching, he was a pastor of great 
influence and success, highly esteemed for his sound judgement and 
consistent conduct during a long a useful life.
[Plaque located in the Nave on the Left.  Additionally three stained
glass windows are dedicated to Rev. McGuire.  They are located behind
the altar.  They were made in 1885 in Heidleberg, Germany.  They 
depict (left to right): Apostle Peter, the Ascension of Christ, the
Apostle John.  Lastly, a painting of him and his wife hangs in the 
church.  His wife was Judith Carter (Lewis) McGuire, daughter of Major
Robert Lewis, the nephew of George Washington and son of Fielding 
Lewis and his wife Betty Washington Lewis.]

Marye, Rev.s James Sr. & Jr.
[Plaque, south wall, Narthex]
In Memory Of
Rev. James Marye, Sr.
And
Rev. James Marye, Jr.

Maury, John Minor
[Plaque]
John Minor Maury, U.S.N.
Elder Brother of
Matthew F. Maury
Father of
General Dabney H. Maury.
Entered the Navy at thirteen
Flag Captain of Fleet against
Pirates under Commodore
David Porter.  Died at sea
At the age of twenty-eight.
[Plaque located in Narthex to the Right.  Matthew Fontain Maury was
known as the "Pathfinder of the Seas" for his work in oceanography 
and weather observations/forecasting.]

Moncure, R. C. L. & Mary Conway
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
To the Glory of God in Living Memory of Judge R. C. L. Moncure. B. Dec.
11, 1805 D. Aug 25, 1882.  Member of the Supreme Court of Appeals of 
Virginia for about thirty years and President of that court for about
sixteen years, vestryman of St. George's for thirty years.  A great 
Lawyer, a Just Judge, A Man in Whom was no Guile.
And in Memory of Mary Conway his beloved wife.  B. April 11, 1807  
D. April 9, 1895.
[Window depicts the Resurrection Angel at the empty tomb; the Easter
morning revelation of the three women coming to discover that Jesus 
had risen.]

Morrison, Madeline Wheeler
[Ceiling Lights & plaque in Narthex.]
Madeline Wheeler Morrison
1905-1975

Pappandreou, Lee W.
[Statue "The Teacher", Faulkner Hall]
Given in Memory of
Lee Wingate Pappandreou
1916-1997

Pearson, Harold & Marie
[Hearing Impaired System, Narthex]
Hearing Impaired System
Given
To the Glory of God
And in Memory of
Harold John Cory Pearson
And
Marie Woodbury Pearson
By
Francis and Janet King

Phillips, Alexander and Annie
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
In Memory of Alexander Keene Phillips (1805-1892) and Annie Douglas 
Phillips (1835-1913).
[Tiffany window with angel standing in a field of lillies.]

Quenzel, Carroll Hunter
[Ceiling Lights & plaque in Narthex.]
Carroll Hunter Quenzel, PhD
1906-1968
[Dr. Quenzel also wrote a history of St. Geroge's published in 1951. 
He was a professor of History at Mary Washington College in 
Fredericksburg.]

Rothrock, George & Louisisna
[Epistle side, Eagle stand, Nave]
To the Glory of God Almighty and in Loving Memory of my Parents George
: W : Rothrock and Louisiana J. Rothrock Entered Into Life Eternal Dec.
9th 1865 and Jan. 25th 1888   To Testify The Gospel Of The Grace of
God

Thom, Reuben
[Marble Plaque]
Reuben Thom
Born 1782
Died 1868
He was for fifty-two
Years a vestryman and for forty years senior warden of St. George's 
Church.
A Father in Israel
He was respected
And beloved by
Three generations
[Plaque located in the Nave on the Left.]

Richards, Edna & William
[Brass plaque on Sacristy door]
In Loving Memory
Of my
Mother & Father
Edna F. and William H.
Richards, Jr.

Sweetser, Mary and Houston
[Ceiling Lights & plaque in Narthex.]
Mary M. & Houston K. Sweetser
1881-1974 1879-1961

Wallace, John Hooe & Mary Nicholas
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Left.]
1793 John Hooe Wallace  1872
1801 Mary Nicholas Wallace  1879
By Their Son
Casper Wistar Wallace, 1908
[Installed ca. 1903.  Depicts Paul's trial before Agrippa from Acts 26.]

Waller, Mary P. & William Goolrick
[Plaque, south wall, Narthex]
To the Glory of God
And
In Loving Memory Of
1885 Mary Page Waller  1984
1879  William Kinlock Goolrick  1958

Wallace, Victoria Stevens
[Stained Glass windows, Nave on Left.]
No inscription other than her name and "Easter 1908" and "Easter 1909"
on these two adjoining windows.  The first depicts the wafer; the 
second incense.  Same style as two windows in Narthex also installed 
the same time.]

Washington, Mary Ball
[Stained Glass window, Nave on Right.]
Window nearest the Altar on right-side wall is in memory of Mary Ball
Washington, mother of George Washington and member of St. George's. 
Gift of the Daughters of the American Revolution.  Manufactured by 
Colgate Glass Co. of New York.  Installed in 1907.

Winn, Eliza E.
[Brass Cross, Faulkner Hall]
In Memoriam
Eliza Ellerbee Winn

Wu, Sara M.
[Ceiling Lights & plaque in Narthex.]
Sara Martha Wu
1929-1973

Pews:
When the current church building was erected in 1849, the box pews were
"sold" to families, and the money subscribed - together with "pew 
rents" - went to pay for the building and operation of the church.
(This means the church had NO mortgage!)  Some of the names of the 
early pew holders are still visible engraved on silver plates on the 
pew doors.  Those subscribing in 1849 were as follows:

Mrs. Allen
T.B. Barton
W.S. Barton
J.J. Berrey
M.A. Blankman
A.B. Botts
A.B. Botts, Sr
T.H. Botts
E.M. Braxton
Dr. Wm. Browne
Dr. Carmichael
Mrs. V. Carmichael
R.W. Carter
Jno. L. Chinn
Paul Clay
J. Coakley
Mrs. Coalter
Dr. J. Cooke
J.B. Corbin
M. H. Crump
W.H. Cunningham
Jane H. Dickinson
Dr. A.C. Doggett
Mrs. Ellis
J.B. Ficklen
Mrs. A.J. Fitzhugh
H. Fitzhugh
N. Fitzhugh
Misses Fitzhugh
St. G.R. Fitzhugh
M. Forbes
J. Gallaher
A. Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
P. Goolrick
D.H. Gordon
W.K. Gordon
Miss Agnes Gray
Mrs. J.B. Gray
Duff Green
Dr. J.B. Hall
Robt. Hall
Capt. Hamilton
Mrs. J.R. Harrison
Miss Jane Hart
Jno. Hart
Mrs. A.S. Hayes
B.S. Herndon
Dr. B.S. Herndon
Chas. Herndon
H.B. Hoomes
Mrs. Hunter
F.W. Johnston
J.W. Johnston
T.F. Knox
J.T. Lamay
J.W. Lucas
Dr. Mason
W.R. Mason, Jr.
Jno. Minor
R.D. Minor
R.C.L. Moncure
Dr. H. Morson
Misses Pearson
A.K. Phillips
S. Phillips
Wm. Pollock
Thomas Pratt
J.H. Roberts
W.C.I. Rothrock
Capt. J. Rudd
C.S. Scott
Mrs. F. Scott
Geo. B. Scott
J.F. Scott
Hugh Scott
Dr. Wm S. Scott
Mrs. Scott
F. Slaughter
M. Slaughter
Dr. W.M. Smith
Y. Smith
Mrs. Smock
Mrs. J.D. Taylor
Dr. J.R. Taylor
Benj. Temple
C. Wistar Wallace
Dr. J.G. Wallace
Dr. J.H. Wallace
J.M. Whittemore
F.J. Wiatt
J.J. Young

Pew 10:  Dr. Carmichael
Pew 13:  R.R. Hall
Pew 19:  Mrs. A.T. Harrison
Pew 40, 54, 55: 
To the Glory of God
In the Memory of
Mrs. Loula Brockenbrough Knox
Born July 1866  Died August 1946
"Take Heed Therefore How Ye Hear"
		St. Like VIII, 18
Pew 43:  H. Hoomes Johnson
Pew 48:  Wm. F. Ficklen
Pew 51:  Free Pew in Memory of J.B. Ficklen, Jr. 1848-1907
Pew 60:  The Rector's pew.  Presented to In Loving memory
Virginia S.F. Boyteau Doggett
Epiphany 1926
Pew 63:  This pew presented by Miss S. Parker Herndon as a memorial to
her parents
BF Herndon and Mary Gordon Herndon
Pew 64:
In Memory of
Our Grandmother
Edmonia Fitz-Hugh
Chichester
1874-1974
Who Regularly Occupied
This Pew
In Memory of
Our Grandmother
Alice Chichester Hundley
1911-1998
Who Regularly Occupied
This Pew
Pew 65:  James Parke Corbin
Pew 87:  Chichester
Pew 93:  R.M. Doswell

Memorials for Organ Fund 1984-5
[Narthex, Right]
Howard G. Arnold  1886-1973
Susan M. Arnold  1885-1980
Rachel Trimble Braxton 1885-1973
Reynold H. Brooks  1897-1983
Coalter B. Carmichael  1875-1947
Mary Baylor Carmichael  1886-1966
Elora Meech Chambers  1875-1970
Blanche M. Chandler  1880-1971
Edmonia F. Chichester  1874-1974
Benjamin W. Early  1909-1978
John Hubert Else  1907-1968
Myles W. Gaythwaite  1914-1984
John Brein Herndon  1878-1965
Jennie Schooler Herndon  1878-1956
Betty H. Hotchkiss  1908-1983
Louis Dexter Hubbard  1906-1979
George L. Hunter, Jr.  1903-1984
Edmo Corbin Lee  1880-1982
Rev. Hugh McDonald Martin 1866-1962
Rev. James M. Martin  1875-1957
Hattie Belle Martin  1874-1945
Robert Crawford Moore  1916-1971
Thomas S. Morrison  1905-1980
Madelain W. Morrison  1905-1975
William M. Munsie  1896-1972
Hazel Johnson Munsie  1902-1981
Mary Curtis Pratt  1884-1977
Josiah P. Rowe, Jr.  1894-1949
Sally Norris Scott  1895-1978
Houston K. Sweetser  1881-1961
Mary Moncure Sweetser  1880-1974
Hattie S. Tackett  1852-1933
William B. Turney, M.D.  1907-1978
Agnes Grogan Wallace  1888-1908
Michael Wallace  1866-1922
Jere M.H. Willis  1898-1984
John Bausman Young  1913-1982

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