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Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic CemeteryMIHP# PG:79-30Danville, Prince George's County, MD1874Private

Capsule Summary

The Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery is one of the oldest private cemeteries in Prince

George's County. It contains the remains of many prominent citizens of old southern Maryland.

Prior to the donation of the land to the St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church of Upper Marlboro for

use as a cemetery in 1874, the land was used as a cemetery for the Hill and Hall families. The

oldest grave is that of Francis Hill from 1831 and there are other Hill and Hall family graves

dating to the 1860s.

The most historically significant grave is that of Thomas Sim Lee, Governor of Maryland 1779-

1782 and 1792-1794.Lee passed away on October 9,1819 and was buried at his wife's family

estate, "Melwood." He was reinterred at Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery near Upper

Marlboro, Maryland, in 1888.

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1. Name of Propert (indicate preferred name)

historic Mt. Carmel Roman catholic Cemetery

Mt. Carmel Cemetery

2. Locationstreetand number Old Marlboro pike not for publicatio`n

city' town Upper Marlboro vicinity

county Prince George's

3. Owner of property (glvenamesand mailingaddressesofallowners)

name Mt. Carmel cemetery

streetand number 14908 Main street. telephone

city, town Upper Marlboro state MD zipcode 20772

4. Location of Legal Descriptioncourthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Prince George's County Register of Deeds liber: HB8 folio: 236

city, town UpperMarlboro, MD tax map 101Dl tax parcel 001 tax lD number 0228148

5. Primary Location of Additional Data

Contributing Resource in National Register DistrictContributing Resource in Local Historic DistrictDetermined Eligible for the National Register/Maryland RegisterDetermined Ineligible for the National Register/Maryland RegisterRecorded bv HABS/HAER _Historic Structure Report or Research Report at MHT

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Category Ownership Current Functiondistrict _publicbuilding (s) JLprivatestructure both

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Resource CountContributing Noncontributing

buildings

sitesstructures

650-700 obje,c+ s

650-700 Total

Number of Contributing Resourcespreviously listed in the Inventory

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Condition

excellent deteriorated

2L good ruinsfair altered

Prepare both a one paragraph summary and a comprehensive description of the resource and its various elements as it exists today.

The Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery is a large cemetery that contains the graves of many members of prominentearly southern Maryland families. Its most celebrated grave is that of Thomas Sim Lee, Governor of Maryland, whosegrave was moved here from Melwood Park (PG:78-15) in 1888. Graves include those of members of the Beall, Brooke,Clagett, Snowden, Lee, Hill, Hall, Jarboe and other prominent families. An estimated 750 to 800 graves are located withinthe cemetery.

Mt. Carmel Cemetery is situated on a 3.4-acre parcel on the south side of Old Marlboro Pike, approximately 780 feet westof its intersection with Brown Station Road. A vehicular entrance gate in located in the center of the cemetery parcel alongOld Marlboro Road. A metal gate is set into two brick piers. The metal fence continues to the east. and west along thenorthern boundary of the cemetery parcel. The grass lawn is well maintained. Several of the graves on the western side ofthe cemetery appear to be located on the adjoining parcel of`land. Federal Spring Branch runs along the southern borderof the cemetery.

Graves are set in a bucolic setting with mature trees, including many large cedars, dotting the landscape. Graves range indate from 1831 to the present day. Markers are arranged in east-west rows facing north. A central dirt drive providesautomobile access. Some graves of the Hill, Hall and Jarboe families are enclosed by a wrought iron fence near thesouthern end of the cemetery and predate the use of the land by the church. The majority of the grave markers from thenineteenth century are of marble and limestone with occasional granite markers, while twentieth century markers arealmost exclusively of grey granite. The cemetery is still in use. It is associated with the nearby St. Mary's Roman CatholicChurch on Main Street in Upper Marlboro. A rectory that once stood near the cemetery is no longer extant. A dilapidatedbarn is located on the adjacent property at the eastern boundary of the cemetery.

There is a mixture of tombstone forms and styles in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Markers range from simple tablet styles,ledger stones and crosses to obelisks (Egyptian influence). Symbolic motifs include a variety of religious symbc`ls andsecular decorative elements, from crosses, Christograms, such as, I.H.S., Angels and lambs. Many markers are of graniteor marble and have been manufactured commercially. Some of the markers are hand-made out of concrete or metal.Many of these hand-made markers are located in plots belonging to those of African American and Native Americandescent and are clustered on the east, south and west sloped edges of the burial ground. A number of these graves arealso adorned with yucca plants.

There are several family plots, including Brooke, Brown, Butler, Canter, Clagett, Garner, Griffith, Hall, Harley, Hill, Jarboe,Parker, Proctor, Sasscer, Smith, Sweeney, Wells, Wilson, Wyvill. Some of the family plots are enclosed with wrought ironfences and other are demarcated with concrete borders or granite corner markers. Several of the family plots have acentral stone with the family name with smaller flat stones inscribed with names and dates set into the ground markingindividual burial sites.

Several metal Confederate iron cross markers are present, marking the graves of those who served as Confederatesoldiers in the Civil War. One of these niarkers is next to the graves of Henry Brooke, John 8. Brooke, George E.Sweeney and others.

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economicseducationengineeringentertainmenv

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performing artsphilosophypolitics/government

landscape architecture X religionlawliteraturemaritime historymilitary

sciencesocial historytransportationother:

Specific dates 1874 Architect/Bui lder

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The Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery is one of the oldest private cemeteries in Prince George's County. It containsthe remains of many prominent citizens of old southern Maryland. The cemetery is the burial grounds for the St. Mary'sRoman Catholic Church (PG:79-1944) located on Main Street in Upper Marlboro.

The predecessor to the church was Boone's Chapel, a prlvate family chapel A brick frame church named St. Mary'swas constructed in 1848 in Upper Marlboro, but an official diocesan priest was not appointed until 1880. The presentGothic Revival Style Church was constructed in 1898. In June of 1872, Mrs. Eliza Gaston Graham, widow of George W.Graham, deeded 7.3 acres of land for a rectory to the Order of Carmelites for the benefit of the church until such timethat the Carmelites withdrew their care. In January of 1874, she deeded 2 acres,1 rood and 3 perches as a burialground for the church congregation. The land was used as a cemetery for the Hill and Hall families prior to the donationby Mrs. Graham, as the oldest grave is that of Francis Hill from 1831 and there are other Hill and Hall family gravesdating to the 186os.1

Mt. Carmel Cemetery js located on the Brooke Grove land grant, which was patented to Baker Brooke on March 16,1664. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, Brooke Grove was the property of John Read Magruder.Magruder defaulted on a loan from Zachariah Berry and his land, that included Brooke Grove, was sold to Zachariah

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George W. Graham probably built the house known as "Nihil," (PG:79-31) located to the north of Mt. Carmel Cem6teryshortly after inheriting the property from his brother. Nihil was a side-hall-and-double parlor plantation house, a stylepopular in Prince George's County during the mid-nineteenth century. The house was demolished shortly after PrinceGeorge's County purchased the property in 1968 for use as a government complex.4 George W. Graham is listed in the1840 Census in District 3 of Prince George's County. At that time, he was single and held 28 enslaved laborers.5

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George W. Graham married Eliza Gaston on November 14,1842. Eliza Gaston was the oldest daughter of WilliamGaston, a member of the House of Representatives from North Carolina, and Eliza Ann Worthington Gaston of

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George W. Graham (37, Planter) Is listed in the 1850 Census with his wife, Eliza Graham (30) as residing in UpperMarlboro. The Grahams' 425-acre Nihil plantation was worked by 64 enslaved laborers, making them some of thelargest slaveholders in Prince George's County. George Graham is again listed in the 1860 Census with his wife, whosename is mistakenly written as Geogeanna. At this time, the Grahams' real estate was valued at $100,000 and personalproperty at $90,000. By 1860, the Grahams held 75 enslaved laborers housed in 10 slave houses on their extensivelandholdings. It is unknown if the Grahams buried any of their enslaved laborers in the Mt. Carmel cemetery.

George W. Graham died on July 12,1863 and was buried on his Nihil plantation. His remains were later removed to

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ln 1872, Eliza Graham conveyed 7.3 acres of the Nihil farm on the north side of old Marlboro Pike to the Fathers of the

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The most historically significant grave is that of Thomas Sim`Lee, Governor of Maryland 1779-1782 and 1792-1794.Thomas Sim Lee married Mary Digges, the only daughter of lgnatius Digges of Melwood Park, on October 21,1771.Lee converted to Catholicism as a promise to his father-in-law. At the beginning of the American Revolution, Leeorganized a local milltia in Prince George's County, serving as its colonel. He represented Prince George's County atthe Provincial Convention held in Annapolis in July 1775 and signed the Associatlon of the Freemen of Maryland. Leealso served as Clerk of the Prince George's County Court from 1767 to 1777 and served on the Governor's Councilfrom 1777 to 1779. Shortly after assuming the office of Governor of Maryland in 1779, Lee answered the call of GeorgeWashington for supplies of flour and other provisions for the Continental Army. Mary Lee was instrumental in procuringthe needed supplies and ensuring that they reached the Army. Thomas Sim Lee passed away on October 9,1819 andwas buried at the Digges family estate, "Melwood Park." He and his wlfe Mary Digges Lee and other family memberswere reinterred at Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery near Upper Marlboro, Maryland, in 1888.11 The presence ofLee's grave at the cemetery would not be likely to elevate the cemetery to the significance needed to be consideredeligible for the National Register, as more substantial links to the former governor are extant, including Thomas Sim Lee

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Hous.es at 3001-03 M Street in Georgetown, Washington, DC. This property is one of the few pre-Revolutionary housesremalning in Georgetown built around 1794 by Thomas Sim Lee as a winter residence.

Another noted presence are the burial plots of several convicted criminals. These include James AIlen, an African

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Mount Carmel Cemetery is an active burial ground.

7lfee Eve„j.„g S/clr, "James Allen Hanged," July. 6, 1894, 8.7lfee Eve#!.#g S/czr, "John Berry Hanged" June 16,1899,I.

Jlfee Eve#z.#g S/czr, "Pays Penalty of crime" January 17,1902, 3.

7lfee Eve#j.#g S/tzr, "Robert a. Waring Dead" October 23,1907,12.

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Mount Carmel Roman Catholic CemeteryOld Marlborough Pike, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

Chain of TitleHB8:236January5,1874Deed Eliza G. Graham to the Reverend James Roosevelt Bayley, Archbishop of Baltimore;conveysallthattractcalledandknownasMountCarmelCemeteryandwhichiscontainedinthefollowingmetesandbounds-BeginningatastoneonthesouthsideoftheTurnpikeroadleadingfromWashingtonCitytotheTownofUpperMarlboroandrunningS21°15'E24perches,S68°45'W17.4perchestoastakeonthesideofasmallbranch,thenceN

21° 45' W 24 perches to the south side of the aforesaid Turnpike road, thence with theTurnpike road N 68° 15' W 16.4 perches to the beginning and containing 2 acres, I roodand34perches.Tobeusedasaburialgroundorcemeteryforthecongregationofst.Mary'sCath.olicChurchintheTownofupperMarlboroandtheirdescendants,andtoand

for no other use, intent or purpose whatsoever.

WAJ I :257 George GrahamJuly 10,1863Will -I give, devise and bequeath unto my beloved wife Eliza Graham all my property of everykindanddescription,bothreal,personalandmixed,wheresoeverthesamemaybesituatedtoherthesaidElizaGrahamandherheirsandassignsabsolutelyandinfeesimple.-IdoherebyconstituteandappointmybelovedwifeElizaGraliamtobesoleExecutrixof

this my last will and testament.Dated July 10,1863; Proved July 29,1863Witnesses: N.D. Young, Catherine`Smith, Elizabeth Sherbert, Daniel Clarke

J882:484March14,1853Indenture Thomas Crawford, David Crawford, and Bushrod W Crawford heirs of David Crawford toG.W. Graham

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G.M. Hopkins 1878 Map showing Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery.


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The following is the list of graves at the cemetery taken fromJean A. Sargent, Stones and Bones.

Alexander Barnett )Elizabeth Barnett )Mary E. BarnettMilton Barney, Jr.Cora E. Beall

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Hazel W. BeallJohn C. BeallJohn T. BeallMartha D. BeallLester L. BeallMary E. BeallOden L. BeallOscar F. Beall

(No dates)(No dates)

1939Au`g. 9, 1932

1868dau of Richard H. & Levitha A. Beallgrdau of Richard H. & Henrietta Taylor Beall

Feb. 25, 1896Aug. 29,1901(No dat:es)(No dates)

191718861880

June 20, 1892


1958Feb. 2, 1947

1878

Oct.19,1963Jan. 22, 1963

195319331966




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]FT. CAREL CATHOLIC CE}flTERY ~ ST. MARY'S PARISH

William I. BellHenrietta BeltS[ephen BeltCelestia Dyer Belt, his wife -A. Maude BerryM. Elizabeth BerryMichael Reeves Blandford

(son of Jean & Reeves)Reeves H. Blandford )Regina M. Blandford, wife )Bernard D. BoswellJohn R. Boswell, Jr.John Win. Boswell

Feb. 3, 1881Feb. 11, 1881


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Aug. 22, 1913Nov. 17, 1915

Died Mar. 10, 1902 age 81 yrs(Buried near

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0ct.12,1934

May 8, 1903Sept. 1, 1913

1865Sept.17,1922

1910

husband but no stone)19631952

June 23, 1946

Mary Margaret Thompson Boswell Sept. 27,1900wife of John Roger Boswell

Ruth 8. Boswell 1902Samuel H. Boswell 1866Trueman E. Boswell . 1879Virginia Jane Boswell 1865

wife of John Richard Boswell (1861)Ann E11er\ Bowie Nov. 9,1843

dau of Win. 8. & Ann Hall BowieAnn H. Bowie, wife of Win. 8..Benjamin Hall Clark BowieCharles Hill BowieFrancis M. BowieFrancis Win. BowieHelen Slingluff BowieIda M. Bowie .Marie C. BowieHenry Bowling

Tan. 16, 1815Mar. 16, 1900

1886Feb. 20, 18800ct.18,1880Aug.19,1899Aug.14,1855Fab. 3, 1886Apr. 27, 1873

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son of John & Christiana J.John Bciwling Feb. 21,1837|vilittie Plummer Bowling 1850Children of John & Mit[ie Bowling:

Ma[tie C. Bowling Apr.12,1879Joseph Henry Bowling Apr. 5, 1884George Plurmer Bowling Jam. 19, 1878

John I)ominick Bowling ) Jen. 20, 1870Mildred Nalle Bowling, wife) l`:ay 11,1868Mildred lvTallace Bowling Au`g. 24,1896

dau of J.D. & M.N.Ann Louise Brady Jam.1933Francis E. Brady 1907

Son of Francis H. & Susan M.Francis E. Brady, Jr. 1934Francis H. Brady 1881Henry Brady ) 1892Katherine Brady ) 1913}`{ary Brady (Nc) dates)Su§an }'Iyrtle.Brady (nee Higgs) 1875

July 26, 1968

1952Sept. 14,1944

1952Aug. 28, 1948

1954193719531942

Mar. 9,1911

June 13, 1890Sept. 2,1970

1921( Illegible )Nov. 12, 1918Sept. 8,19770ct.18,1927Sept. 23,1936July 6, 1873

Feb. 26,18871930

Nov. 19. 1880Au8.Julylfar ,Jen,

Dec. 19331948

193819341965

1961



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MT. CARI{EL GATI10LIC CElqTERY -ST. MARY'S PARISH


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George W. Bran§onEmma Agnes Branson, his wifeLewis E. Bransonyiary V. BransonAnn Hill Brooke.Bernard H. BrookeHelen Hill BrookeHenry Brooke

(Civil War veteran)John 8. BrookeJohn 8. Brooke. Jr.Joseph A. BrookeRobert H. Brook.eRoger T. BrookeWilliam G. BrookeCharles W. BrownE. BrownJoseph F. BrounM. Joanna BrctwnR. Jesse BrovmRacheal A. BrownRobert E. BroomVirginia E. BrounWilliam E. BrownWilliam H. BrovmBenjamin H. BrouneVirginia Waiters BrowneHenry BryanMamie R. BryanAlice Lewis BryantJohn Francis BryantWilliam R. BuckAnnie F. Martin Buck, wifePhilip I. Burge.§sElizabeth D. ButlerGeorge F. ButlerJ. Arthur ButlerMary Ada Butler, wifeJoseph 0. ButlerJo§iah ButlerKatherine E. BUElerMary ButlerMary A. ButlerRichard But:1er, bus c)f ClaraWilliam T. ButlerMary Agnes ButlerJames Byrnes )Margaret Byrnes )Thomas Byrne§ )

1854,]854

Sept. 23,1885May 5, 1896Sept. 2,1871Sept:. 7,1869Now. 9, 1832Feb. 12, 1839

Mar. 1826June 23, 1864May 28, 1875Aug. 12, 18720ct.12,1867Nov. 26, 1865

1874(No dates)

1894lan. 22, 1872

1900

1935194213, 196028, 19688' 1905

Died age 84 yrs1949

May 22,19081901

Died May 20; 1898 age 66 yrs1874 19471870 1965

Dec. 18, 1867 Mar. 3, 1940I)led Aug. 22, 1910 age 82 yr§Mar.17,1835Nov. 7,1837Sept. 3,1903July 16, 1925

18911887

Sept. 14, 1877June 27, 1882June 23', 1921

1933Feb. 9,1901

18921880

(No dates)

Oct:. 24,1914Feb. 3, 1915Jen. 20, 1933Nov. 26, 1926Nov. 11, 1959Jam. 24,1952Nov. 19, 1960Nov. 6, 1909June 8, 1943

1945Dec. 23, 1954

194219581965192619471954195319481968




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MT. CARMEL CATHOLIC CE}ffiTERY ~ ST. }IARY'S PARISH

Helen R. Calla8hanCore Irene CanterFrances V. Cant:orGeneva Cantor

dau of J. & F. CantorJames T. CantorJoseph A. CanterJoseph E. CanterLouise Josephine CanterMedclra M. Carper)ter

1910Mar.1, 18820ct. 31, 1877Feb. 16, 1914

I?ar. 11, 187219321906

Apr`. 30, 1923I)ec. 16, 1921

Albert Castelar, Jr. (C. or G.) 1956Anna M. Gather 1896David J. Gather 1891David Chaney . Feb. 13,1960Lawrence Chaney Dec. 22,1955Alice Delc>res Clagett Claget[ Feb. 14, 1885Elizabeth Caldwell Claget[ 1855Garolyn Clagett (next to above) 1921Henry Waring C|agettMattie G. Clagett, his wifeChildren of Henry W. & Mattie

Lillie 8. ClagettDominick Clagett

Hugh Caldwell ClagettMary E. ClagettWilliam D. Clagett

June 6, 1840Apr. 27,1844C. C1.agett:May 21, 1866July 8, 1867July 19, 1916

1808

Mary Ann Clagett, his wifeR. A. ClarkJames S. Cobb, M.D.

(Second stone has birth 1866)Susan 8. CobbAgatha W. Cof frenAlice M. Oof frenEdward L. CoffrenJ. Owen CoffrenRichard T. CoffrenWin. F. Co ff renThomas E. ColeBryan Cranford

Son of Carl & ShirleyEthel M. Cranf®rdMctrtimer C. CranfordSamuel J. CranfordWilliam M. CranfordEdna May Cranf ord

19251864,

1866

® Margaret Alice CrawfordSarah CrawfordThomas F. CrawfordWilliam H. CrawfordWilliam J. Crawford

187018871887

July 7, 18961861

}{ov. 3, 19081937

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Aug. 1`, 1890Apr. 3, 1888Sept.14,1917Nov. 25, 1907May 7,1907Aug. 28, 1850Nov. 6, 1875Mar. 9, 1850Apr. 29,1865Aug. 5, 1903


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1951Now. 5,1958June 25, 1965June 6, 1919

Feb. 27,197319501950

Nov. 3,1930Dec. 25,1959

195619781937

June 6,1914July 13,1867

Fob.12, 1883July 11,1867i\Tov. 24,1979

1901May 25, 1874May 20, 1886

19441933

1947195819481950

1944July 18, 1909

1951Aug. 14, 1965

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lFT. CARIHL CATHOLIC CElffiTERY .-ST. MARY'S PARISH (Continued)

Clyde CurtinJames a. Curtin, Sr. )VirginiaL. Curtin )Bernard E. CurtisBerths Curtis .Brenda Lois CurtisEdith CurtisEdward L. DarceyGussie Mary DeanAnnie DjggsErma DiggsJames E. Diggs

195119131918

Aug. 31. 19451889

Jab. 26, 1950195018211914

0c[. 14, 18731873

Viola M. Diggs (next to James)E. DruryH. C. DruryJ. 0. DruryM. D. Drury0.a. DruryM. Emily DruryAlice Ridgeway DuleyWilliam Cornelius DuleyAnn Louise Duvall

wife of Joseph 8.John W. DuvallJohn F. EckenrodeIsabel Martin Ecker\rode, wifeJoseph M. EckemrodeAugusta M. Eckenrode, wife?Alexander Waiter EdelenA. W. Edelen )Margaretta Edelert )Mary Agnes Edelen )Jciseph Gwynn Edelen

son of A.W. & M.A.Manie Thompson EdelenMargaret Emily Gwynn EdelenChildren of Johrl A. & Nellie

Jos. 8. FairallJag. Elmer Fairall

(No dat:es)(No dates)(No dates)(No`dates)(No dates)

1870


195219811956

July 2, 19661959

Mar. 25, 1967195718971955

Apr. 9,19121936

361959

Mar. 4,1882 Nc)v. 23,1956Nov. 17, 1858 Mar 4, 1945I)led Dec. 9, 1.895 age 26 yrs

May 30, 190518331837187218731851

Sept.14,190818741910195419411906

(Nc) dates)(No dates)(hTo dates)Died Aug.1,1891 age 5 weeks

1852 1906June 15, 1821 June 6, 1920

E. Fairall:Sept. 8,1900 May 2,1901I)ec. 18, 1897 I)ec. 11, 1900

"In memory of 11 babes of John A. & Henrietta Fairall"

James R. FletcherM. Christine FletcherM. Louise FletcherJas. E. FlynnAlice F. Flynn, his wifeChildren of James E.

Katie Rosaline

Feb. 25,18841887190818641858

& Alice Fairall Flynn:

® Charles C. FlynnHarie Flypn

Flynn Oct.Au8.June

1886

1890

Jam. 3, 19301970195619371923

Dec. 16, 18950ct. 5,1893Dec. 24, 1891


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James Edward FlynnAnn Virginia Flynn, his wifeJohn A. FlynnAlice FordJoseph M. FordRobert Ford

July 18,1888Feb. 3, 1883

1894


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Sept. 4,1962Mar. 17, 1930

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Howard 0. FordLillie H. FordO1.iver W. FordWilliam W, FowlerAgnes C. GarnerJ. IL.Ouis GarnerJames H. GarnerLaura Garner, his wifeMaggie Garner

2nd wife of James H.James R. GarnerMaggie Emily GarnerMarion Anne Garner14ary Cranford GarnerMary E. GarnerMichael Wayne GarnerThomas E. GarnerMary S. Garner, his wife

(No dates) (One stone)

Jan. 24, 1912 Jurie 20. 1962Apr. 6, 1892 June 9, 1969Feb. 27. 1890 l{ay 16,1892Died Oct. 29,1894 age 69 yr§July 14,1892 Jam. 7,1976Mar. 9, 1883 Jan. 11, 1969

1861Mar. 1862May 22. 1881

Jam. 26, 1920(No` dates)Sept. 22,1923May 15, 1855May 11, 1899(Infant)

1842Mar. 24, 1843

Albert Gastelar, Jr. (G. or C.) 1956Daisy Roeder Gilrc)y 1885Mary Agnes Graham Feb.19,1932Claude Grant Dec. 22,I.889

son of Thos. J. & J.R. GrantGenevieve GrantJosephine E. Grant Oct. 23,1884

dau of Thos. J. & J. R. GrantMary Ellen GrantThomas J. GrantJosephine R. Grant, his wifeLeon GrayElizabeth I. GriffithGeorge W. Grif fithJ. Sydney GriffithJohn A. Grif I ithJoseph S. CriffithLouis GriffithMary F. Grif fithPhilip P. CriffithTheresa P. GriffithVincent L. GriffithWilliam J. GriffithHelen F. Hash (Illegible)Aminett D. Hall

De.c. 20,1881Mar. 6, 1855Jan. 25, 1850June 2, 1921

188019061896188419221853186519251889

Nov. 22, 1914189219101905

1939Apt. 7, 1907Feb. 17, 1920

Jam. 26, 1920

Aug. 9, 1930fan. 29,1931June 13, 1968

1 (i 6 21916

oat. 30,190419571923

Apr. 11, 1960Sept. 4,1904

Nov. 1888Sept. 14, 1896

19541961195819441925193419311968

Nov. 24,1914195619531971


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Benjamin I. Hall I)led Apr. 4,1920 age 62 yrsBlanche P. Hall, his wife Feb. 1881Carter F. Hall ) 1891Catherine R. Hall ) 1906Charles A, Hall 1919Clarence Hall 1856Margaret Bowling Hall, his wife 1861Childreri of Clarence & Margaret 8.` Hall:

Marie M. Hall 1888Christianna Plurme.I Hall (Infant: -no dat:es)

Jen. 16, 19671959

192618941938

1932

Francis Hall, hug of Ann E. Died Sept:. 2,1831 age 28 yrsFrancis Hall ) i.892 1976Jessie D. Hall ) 1896Hamilton A. Hall, ) (No dates)Eleanor F, Hall, his wife ) (Nct dates)Lucy Hall (Aunt) ) (No dat:es)Mary Hall Died Sept.1861 age about 85 yrs

widciw Col.. F.I/.. Hall; dau Clement HillMay Bc>wling Hall, wife of Robert L.1871Nicholas S. Hall )Ernma 8. Hall )Percy Allen HallRobert Lee Hall

189518951896

I)ec. 21, 1904hus of Josephine Slingluf i

Children o£ Robert Lee Hall a May Bowling Hall:Florence HallF. Snowden Hall

Thomas A. HallWilliam E. Haul.ilton )Nettle A. Hamilt:on )John L. Harl.eyElizabeth HarleyJoseph M. HarleyWaltori W. HarleyClarcnce Aloysius HarrisAlic`e llarris, his wifeVera T. HarrisSarah Harvey

Oct. 4, 1902July 19, 1906

18531871 ,1881

• 1825

1827(No dates)Aug. 9, 1897June 22, 1886Feb.14,18880ct.1877Dec. 6, 1860

wife o[ Clinton Harvey; dau of John D.Mary 8. Hayes 1897Children of Henry & Appolonia Heller:

1951

19511958

Mar. 24. 1951

n

Henry A. HellerMary R, Heller

Gladys H. Hen§onW. Garlton Hicks )Cecilia J. Hicks )Agnes HillAnn Elizabeth Hill

(she li\. secondAnne E. Hill

Sept. 24,1866Feb. 2, 1869Aug. 2, 1900

19091909

Nov.i,1918Aug. 3,1910

19201952196219091897

Jan. 30, 1948Dec. 26,1956Nov.1,1968Feb. 1924Nov. 7,1882

& Mary R. Nelly1955

July 29,1867Feb. 24,1871Aug. 9,1958

1962

Died Jan. 10, 1884 age 21 yr 2 in 15 dDied July 15, 1847 age 39 yrs

Charles Hill)Died Mar. 25, 1879 at "Bleak Hill"Age 22 yr 2 mo 15 da


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MT. CAREL cATHOLlc cErmTERy ~ sT. i.IARY 'S PARISH

Catherine Sienna Hill Mar.10,1861dau of Richard S. & Elizabeth Snowden Hall Hill.

Charles HillCharles C. HillChristiana Greenfield HillEdith C. Hill (Sister)Elizabeth Magruder HillEmily R. HillF. Snowden Hill (Brother)Francis Magruder Hall

grson of Francis a Ann E.Francis William Hill

1848May 28, 1821Died Dec. 19,Apr. 21, 1861

1913June 24, 1824Aug. 29, 1853


( Con I inued )

Jam. 29,1918

1912Nov. 24, 1879

1933 (ltother)Dec. 18, 1923

1967June 8,1887May 3, 1927

Died Nov. 22, 1862Hall

Oct. 20, 1866

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Grace Glagett Hill, his wife I)ec. 16, 1864Children of Francis W. & Grace Hill

Martha Clagett Hill Sept. 28,1893Mary Grace Hill Aug. 4,1890Ghristobel E].izabeth Hill ` 1891

Kate Gogarty HillRichard Smith HillElizabeth Snowden Hall Hill

wife of Richard S.S. Clark HillS. Clerk Hill

1850

Dec. 9,1947Nov. 7, 1955

June 25, 18940ct. 24,1910

19731888

Died Nov. 16, 1878 in 62nd yrJam. 28, 1831

Aug, 11, 18950ct. 2,1921

son of S. Clark & Agnes W. HillChristine Bowling Hooff Jam. 6,1882

wife of Allison Armst:Cad Hoof fJohn Bowling H®off

son of A.A. & C.B. HooffRobert E. HutchisonJ. Albert IrelandMa[tie C. Ireland, his wifeJohn IrelandWilliam Ire].andEvelyn 8. JacksonHerbert JacksonMary Evelyn JacksonSarah Crawford JacksonWin. H. JacksonClaude S. JarboeJ. Bert JarboeI. Lambert JarboeJames Marion .TarbcteNelson JarboeWilliam Alfred Jarboe

Oc[. 9, 1907

Died Apr. 1'1881188319101920187618841908

Mar. 26, 1897(No dates)

190318761846186118501819

June 15, 1898

Jan. 20,1923Jan. 7,1923

Mar. 28,1914

Nov. 26,1920

1949 age 8 mos197019601934193319611961

Elizabeth Ann Jarboe, his wife Died Mar. 20,Children of Win. A. & Elizabeth A. Jarboe:

Laura Annett Jarboe Mar. 27.1856James Mathew Jarboe Oct.13,1857

Cecelia M. Jarvis

Mar. 13, 1920Died age 85 yrs

190318961906188419271992

1874 in 50th yr




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Inventory No. PG:79-30.

MT. CARMEL CATHOI.IC CElfflTERY -ST. MARY'S PARISH (Continued)

Mary C. Jeniferwife of Philip

Marl:in C. JettJames A. U. JohnsonJestine C. JohnsonAgnes Jones, wife of EugeneCatherine JonesEmma E. JonesLouise S. JonesMichael JonesRoy JonesHenry 0. KidwellL]ames H. KidwellJaqies L. KidwellLeonard KidwellRaymond L. KidwellSarah KidwellW. G. KidwellJohn 8. KilroyRichard 0. KingMartha E. King, his wife'theresa A. King

Feb. 10, 1896 Aug. 12, 1933

1912 19811889 1945

June 19,1944 Dec. 5,1962(remainder of stone below ground)

191618811914

Died Feb. 25,(No dates)May 19, 1894

1940June 15, 1882Mar. 7,1854

1938Dec.11,1856Jan. 3, 1944

1842185718641896

dau of Richard 0. & M.E. KingWilliam J. C. KleinMargaret E. KleinLouis LeBark )Maria LeBark )Thomas Sin Lee

18811886189819001745

194719451947

1894 age 61 yrs

Governor of Maryland 1779-1782 and 1792-1794Removed to this spot f ron "Me.Iwood" on April

Agnes C. Lewis 1890Harry A. Lewis June 21,1915John Henry Lewis 1867Mary C. LovelessHel.en Bowling Magruder

wife of Thos. NalleC. A. MarshallWin. Edw. MarshallThomas A. MasonAlex MccarthyAnna MCKenzieFrances M. 8. MCKenzieMartha Ellen MCKenzieGeorge Brent MerrickGeo. C. Merrick

1902Mar. 20, 1906Apr.14,1.845(Infant)July 13, 1899Apr. 8, 1925

1895Sept. 7,1874

1839

0Alice.Warring Merrick, his wife 1841Helen M. Merrick 1895Katherine Thomas Merrick Mar. 10, 1871i.iary Wickliffe Merrick May 29,1877Jos. T. Mitchell

Sept.1,19561945

Sept,14,1908June 14.1925

1938l{ar. 6, 1936Nov. 24, 1945

1929193219381919

19581970c

19681819

17,18881970

Jar. 2, 19761948

0ct. 26, 1908Apr.1,1920

1925Mar.14,1937Apr. 16, 1907

1951May 16, 19360ct. 5, 1946

1930Mar. 12, 1950

191518821975



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MT. CAREL CATHOLIC CE}vETERY -ST. RARY'S PARISH (Continued)

Samuel I. MoorsEdith MoranGabriel MoranH. Magruder MoranMitchell A. MoranArthur W. MorelandJane MorelandMary Morris

dau of G. H. & B.A..Bernard Albert MuddF. Elzare MuddFrances E. }JluddGrace Florence }fuddJames I. I.fuddMary Edith MuddJames Allen MullikinJ. Owen Mullikj.n, Sr.Mary Ann MullikinOven Pinkney lu'iullikinRoger A. Myers, Jr.Beatrice MermanEleanor G. NewmanRoy E. NeunanElizabeth T. O'BrienAnnie T. OdenJohn C. OrsiniClaude Highf ield OvenKathryn Bowling OvenSamuel S. OwensWilliam i:. Ow;r\.sAlice ParkerErma L. ParkerJames A. ParkerEmma R. Parker, his wifeJames lrving ParkerLillian Josephir)e ParkerJames Raymond ParkerJoseph A. Parker )1N.icholas W. Parker )William E. Parker )Susan Gertrude ParkerHenry C. PerrieThelma A. Perrie

Dec. 22,1943188418721868188218861897

May 10, 1925

May 26, 1869Nov. 28, 1892May 8,1870Aug. 5, 1906June 6, 1901July 16, 1896

1903189818761866

( I`n f ant )1924

June 14, 1916Sept.12,1907

18621901

Apr. 196618821886

Mar. 7,1924Feb. 15,1923

1902(No dates)

1.834

1843June 28, 1879Feb. 27,1880

1899

May 5,196119691900190919501947

May 10, 1925

Mar. 3,1935Mar.18, 1946Dec. 12, 1956Jan. 23, 1980Aug. 9,1958Feb, 18,1967

194519701957194319601951

Jan. 30, 1954Aug. 20, 1936

19191963

Mar. 196719371958

Jan. 4,1925May 30, 1933

1923

19161905

0c`±.15,1970Nov. 2, 1965

1959

(One stone -no dates)

®I. V' PerryL. A. PilkertonMary PilkertonE].izabeth V'. ProctorFrances ProctorJ. Alton Proctor

19061884

June 29.1918(No dates)

18811888

Dec. 20,18891860

) Mar. 22, 1896Elizabeth H. (Grace) Proctor) Se.pt.14,1894

19691950

Mar. 4,1962

1937

Jan. 22,19501932

Nov. 23, 19540ct.11,1971


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ST. I{ARY'S PARISH (Continued)

John Proct:or, hug o£ Cora E.John A. ProctorSarah ProctorJoseph I. ProctorThomas E. Proctor

hug of HildaThomas H. ProctorJosephine C. PurdyJames R. QuadeMarie T. QuadeWilliam C. QuadeMrs. W. QueenJc>hn RawlingsMyrtle RawlingsThomas C. RawlingsHarold P. RayJoseph A. ReinhartAgnes H. ReinhfrtRobert C. ReinhartCharles E. RichardsMarjorie A. RichardsCharles Eugene Ri.chardsMary L. RichardsHarry R. RichardsonJohri F. Richardsonir+ary E. Richard§onMartha Lena RichardsonMyrtle Richardson

(dates now illegible)

1889Apr. 5, 1897Nov. 11, 1861July 13, 1926Sept. 5,1928

1873

Aug. 22, 193818971894

(No dates)18901901

Apr. 16, 1909Sept. 22, 1940

18951897191919181922

May 29,19411894

1953Jan. 6, 1950July 21, 1919Nov.19, 1945Aug.19,1960

1957Feb. 1902June 22,1944

19561955

1957

Nov. 1962Apr. 29,1972

1960197719781979

Fiar. 9,19591945

(No dates - no marker in 1983)Feb. 28,1912Mar. 29,1919

1894191`3

Edith Grant Ridgely Oc't. 2,1893

E:::::aB:.R¥i:::;y (No d::::)son of Joseph 1{. & Eulalia C.

James R. Ridgely 1860John F. RidgelyJohn Smith Ridgelyltfary W. RidgelyRosa RidgelyGuy Bennett Ridgeway

bro. of A.lice DuleyJoseph A. RidgewayJoseph A. Ridgeway, Jr.I.Iary I. RidgewayMary M. RidgewayRoland Cyril Ripple, Jr.Alice Merric`k RobertsJoseph K, RobertsBenston V. RobinsonMary L. Robinson

1862June 1,1887

189318991880

1834oat. 7,1878Sept. 3,1851May 19,1875

18691872

Aug. 8,19?.5Mar. 9, 1885

Apt. 4,1962Feb.19,1970

19431923

Aug. 12, 19661931

19351937

Dec. 22,1957197519781947

1916Sept.14,19190ct.16,1911Mar.15,1919Nov. 11, 1966

19621954

Apr. 26,1949July 22, 1956



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MARY'S PAR.[SH (Continued)

A:::e:oR5der Died ::::. 4„74 £n hfs[3::h yr(Native of Bavaria, Ger; died in P.G. Co.)

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Catherine E]izabeth RBderElizabeth Jane R8derCatherine Jurie RoederWilliam A. RoederVictoria P. Roeder, his wifeAgnes C. Ryan .Henry R. RyanJoseph A. RyanMary Carr RyanWilliam Patrick RyanSeverin S. SabisEvalina Wallis SasscerFrancis Wallis Sas§cerThomas Reverdy SasscerCatherine V. SearsHenry R. SearsBel`jamin I. Sheckells

son of Thomas H. & MaryCatherine A. SheckellsMary D. SheckellsHenrietta SirmionsJ. A. SirmonsJames I. Sirmons, Jr.

1`® -C.A.C.Robert H. SirmsDonna rlarie SkidmoreCharles N. SmithGrafton J. SmithHerbert S. SmithIgnatius SmithJ. Ernest Smit:hJames SmithMary A. Smith, his wifeJames I. SmithJames W. SmithJosephine E. Suit:hKatherine Watson SmithLloydM. Smith )Lottie M. Smith )Margaret E. SmithMary E. SmithMary V. SmithMildred R. SmithMyrtle M. SmithPaul I. SmithRebecc.a Smith

1850182719241855186518671857190518581865

Jam. 8,1899Dec. 28,1874Sept. 23,1895Dec. 16, 1851Mar.18, 1857Aug. 5, 1861Feb. 6, 1883

18791844

(t\tc, dates)May 17,1860May 12,1922

Apr. 28,1914Mar. 22, 1970

189319321905

(No dates)( I llegible )

187218761895

Mar. 31,1897Apt. 26, 1880

189519021909189918991873

June 19,1928

1898189619281922191419361940193919411942

June 30, 1938Mar. 25, 1964Dec. 6, 19-/1Apr. 3. 1921Mar. 16, 1921Nov. 20, 1900May 26, 1906

19691930

June 12, 1930June 6, 1944

Oat.18,1963Mar. 24,1970

197219361952

193919371975

0ct. 24,1965FebD 11,1920

195819581977196419`331941

Feb. 9,1930

Died }{ar. 15,1932 age 30 yrs1935 19351883 1945


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Rebecca I. SmithRobert H. SmithI.ouisa Smith, wife of RobertWilliam F. SmithIsabell SpriggsJames A. Sprigg§Regina Ann StormsFrederick A. St:raining, Sr.Paul Franeis Surmers )Evalil`a Sasscer Surmers)Mary Catherine SwannAlfred S. SweeneyBessie E. Sweeney

wife of ThomasChristina E. Sweeney

wife of James A.Cladmon E. Sweeney

son of Eugene & EstellEle§tia 1„ SweeneyGrover J. Sweep_ey

bus of AddHarry A. Sweeney )Sarah U. Sweeney )Joseph C. SweeneySamuel E. SweeneyBessie E. TalbottGeorge E. Talbottlsadore A. TalbottLaura E. Talbott

wife of Win. A., Sr.Myrtle E. TalbottThomas I. TalbottVincent A. TalbottWilliam A. Talbott, Sr.Horace J. Taylc)rLeonard D. TaylorRebecca Taylc)rBlanche E. TaymanCharles C. TaymanRosa E. Taysian. his wifeColumbus Tay"anMary Tayman .Thos. J. TaymanWilliam A. TayTnan

Pv[., U.S. Arny; son ofCarrie Gertruc]e ThomasMathias TolsonCharles F. TomlinsonMary Norma Tomlinson

1899I`.far. 22,1848

1852186718701926

( Inf ant )1874

:`:f;.5}Li8;895Apr. 15, 1905

18971864

1859

May 21, 1896

0ct. 6,1878Aug. 2, 1888

188518921899

May 8,18661906190018971862

1886188518921862

0ct.14,1867July 20, 1821(No dates)

18890ct.16,1859Feb. 24,1869

18861882

Sept. 28,18661893

1941Sept. 6,1918

1925192819641951

Dec. 21, 19591938

Sept.14,1970

Fe.b. 24,194319641896

1926

July 30, 1899

June 25, 1967Nov. 20, 1930

195419801947

Dec. 31,19321926193719411932

1972196019461930

Dec. 1, 1936Nov. 16, 1891

1946July 18, 1933Sept.15,1942

19501971

Dec. 31,19371918

Ghas. C. & R. Ella TaymanMay 18, 1889(No dates)Jan. 11, 1870

1876

Feb. 20, 1956

May 26, 19481962



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Elizabet:h TomlinsonJoseph F. TomlinsonMinnie Tomlinson

1853I)ec. 22,1922July 16, 1882

Edward F. Tucker, bus of Ida V. 1862Mary Harris TuckerPaul Jef frey WalkerFrancis A. WallisJohn E. WareBessie E. WashingtonJames R. WashingtonEllen Ann WatsonLaura R. WatsonJohn L. WatsonJoshua N. WatsonAgnes WedgeG. WedgeJohn H. WedgeAlbert Win. Wells, Sr.Clara E. WellsEdmund M. WellsEdwin V. WellsEstelle E. Wells, his wife

Sept.19,1890Feb. 1,1962Mar. 19, 1866Nov.18,1865Nov.1,1885

190418821875188218701930

(No dates)Apr. 23, 1892Sept. 22, 1.862

1899Mar. 22, 1889Sept. 24,1897Mar. 25, 1899

Children of Edwin & E§telle Wells:Charles Lester WellsWilliam E. Wells

Frances E. Wellsdau of L.E. & G. We].1s

Franklin J. WellsGeorge L. We].1sGeorgiana WellsGeorgiana Wells.Horace Wells

son of John & ElizabethHc>race A. WellsIda Mae WellsJohn Arthur WellsJohn R. WellsJoseph WellsJoseph P. WellsJoseph Purdy Wells, Jr.Lucy Ann WellsWilley A. D. WellsJunior Roy W. WillinghamFranc].,s W. WilsonFrederick W. WilsonGeorge H. WilsonGeorgie C. WilsonJohn F. WilsonRosa E. Wi].son

Aug. 25,1925June 29, 1920Mar. 5, 1880

I)ec. 23,1873Sept. 23, 1904July 7,1854Nov. 17,1891July 6, 1835

Sept:. 28,1878Aug. 22, 1865Dec. 4,1859Jan. 22, 1872June 12, 1844

19031928

Sept. 22,1875July 16, 1844Nov. 5, 1943

1871

1873Dec. 7, 1861Sept. 5,1862

1898Sept. 8,1923Dec. 22, 1921

1916May 19, 1972Mar.15,1962Jam. 8, 1943Sept. 9,1929Aug. 27,1961( Illegible )

1929196719491949

Apr.18,1964

Nov. 30, 1967May 28,1949

1978Jam. 4,1915Nc)v. 26, 1969June 10, 1978

Apr.17,1927May 10, 1934Sept. 12,1882

Nov. 12, 1889Dec. 5, 1966Nov.19,1918Aug. 3, 1914fan. 5, 1877

June 19,1946June 18.1953July 30, 1930Dec. 31, 1937Jan. 6, 1897

19641947

Dec. 23, 1944Nov. 1918Feb. 3, 1945

1915196319071974

Sept.12,1940Dec. 30,1940



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Joseph K. WilsonJose|)h Percy WilsonKatherine 8. T`TilsonMargaret A. WilsonMary Olivia WilsonSarah Ann Gibbons Wi].son

wife of James N.Willian W. WilsonE],iza Ann Windsc>rHarrison W. WindsorThomas D. WindsorLillian A. WindsorGertrude I. WoffordCharles 0. Wood )Josie wood )Charles I. WoodRachel Wood, his wifeRosella WoodAgnes Duley WyvillAlberta F. WyvillAndrew J. WyvillAnthony J. WyvillBernard F. WyvillGladys P. WyvillC. Earl Wyvill, Sr.Jeannettc WyvillCarrie S. WyvillCharles J. WyvillElsie C. WyvillFrederick S. WyvillGectrge A. WyvillGeorge J. WyvillIda E. WyvillJoanna WyvillJohn C. TNTyvil.1Chi].dren cif John C.

Alice C.1t'yvillAnnie A. 1i'yvillJohn C. Wyvill

John C. hlyvill

1900187618791884

Apr. 24,1836

1902Aug. 8, 1901Mar. 2,1899

18851884

Nov. 7, 189218621869

Jan. 3, 1835Mar. 25,1841Jan. 21. 1877

191118761913

Dec. 29,18631899190319031905

July 6, 19`09Feb. 13, 1904l{ov.` 15, 1902

1913Sept. 8,1895Died Oat.12,Nov. 26, 1903Dj,ed Apr. 25,Died June 19,

19681939197019501918

Jar. 20, 1894

1966Nov. 10, 1961Apr. 8, 1962

19601957

Feb. 12, 195719511943

I,far. 10, 1890Jan. 29,1918Nov. 4, 1962

19381964

0ct' 20,1911196419661970

Jam. 26, 1938May 8, 1972Apr. 25, 1976(Still living)Apr. 5, 1955

1S94 age 24 yrsAug. 1.1958

1900 age 63 yrs 7 mo1900 age 64 yrs

& Joanna Wyvill:Died July 20,1875 age 17 mosDied Dec.14,1875 age 18 mos (sic)Died Sept. 26, 1878 age 4 mosMay 3,1887 Sept.13,1888

son of Joseph V. & S. RosellaJoseph V. Wyvill 1862 1930S. Rosella Wyvill, his wife 1864 1900Mar-garet I. WyvillMary A. WyvillMary G. 1`Tyvill|vfary R. Wyvill

Died Oct.19, 1894 age 30 yrs 9 mosSept. 29,1866 0ct. 24,1945Died 1867 age 22 n`os

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MT. CARREI. CATHOLIC CEMETERY -ST. RARY'S PARISH (Continued)

Michael J. WyvillGertrude 8. Wyvil.1M. Jeanette Wyville

1863 19361862 19371897 1898

(* By 1983 above 3 markers had been replaced by a "Wyvill"stone without names or dates.)

Rachel G. Wyvill 1920Roland Francis Wyvill July 9,1916 Aug. 25,1916

son of S.A. & Barbara E. WyvillRosa A. WyvillRosa Lee WyvillSamuel Anthony WyvillBarbara Schultz WyvillWilliam H. Wyvill

Apr.Nov,J`an ,Jan,Nov,

Nov. 19, 1980Sept. 26, 1931Jan. 10, 1975Dec. 28, 1960May 23, 1938

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9. Major Bibliographical References Inventory No. PG:79-30

Dwyer, Michael F. "Mt. Carmel Cemetery" Maryland Historical Trust Inventory Form for State Historic Sites Survey,1974.

See Continuation Sheet

10. Geographical Data

Acreage of surveyed propertyAcreage of historical settingQuadrangle name Upper Marlboro, MD Quadrangle scale: 7.5-minute

Verbal boundary description and justification

The boundaries for the Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Cemetery coincides with boundaries of the tax parcel (parcel001), containing 3.4 acres.

11, Form Prepared byname/title David c, Berg, Architectural Historian and Tyler smith, Historic preservationSpecialist

organization The ottery Group, lnc.

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date 09/30/2016

street & number 3910 Knowles Avenue telephone (301) 946-0219

Kensingtoncity or town state Marylan d

The Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislatureto be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA,1974 supplement.

The survey and inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes onlyand do not constitute any infringement of individual property rights.

return to: Maryland Historical TrustMaryland Department of Planning100 Community PlaceCrownsville, MD 21032-2023410-514-7600



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Hopfains, G.M. Atlas of Fifteen Miles Around Washington Including the County of Prince George Maryland. Ph.iladelph.ia..G.M. Hopkins,1878.

Historic American Buildings Survey, HABS DC GEO 5-2 3001-3009 M Street, Northwest, Washington, District ofColumbia, DC http://www. Ioc.gov/pictures/collection/hh/item/dc0223/

Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation, Real Property Data Search:http://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/Realproperty/Pages/default.aspx.

Pearl, Susan. "Site of Nihil, Dille Farmy" (PG:79-31) Maryland Inventory Form for State Historic Sites Survey,1988.

Prince Georges County Recorder of Deeds and Wills

Sarger\t, Jean A. Stones and Bones: Cemete_ry_Records of Prince George's County, Maryland. Bow.ie, MD.. Pr.inceGeorge's County Genealogical Society,1988.

United States Bureau of the Census (Federal Population Census)

1840 Federal Population Census Records for Prince George's County, Maryland.

United States Geological Survey (USGS)Upper Mawooro, Mary/and. 7.5-minute quadrangle. Denver: United States Geological Survey, 2011.

Newspapers

The Even/.ng Star, "James Allen Hanged" July 6,1894, page 8.

The Even/.ng Sfar, "John Berry Hanged" June 16,1899, page 1.

The Eveni.ng Star, "Pays Penalty of Crime" Jan 171902, page 3.

The Eveni.ng Star, "Robert a. Waring Dead" October 23,1907, page 12.

Mt Carmel Roman Catholic CemeteryMIHP # PG:79-30Upper Marlboro, Prince George's County, MD

Location Map

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Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic CemeteryMIHP # PG:79-3013900 Old Marlboro PikePrince George's, MD 20772

Photo LogApril 3, 2015Photographer: Robert Krause, M-NCPPC and Tyler Smith, The Ottery Group

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MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST

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INVENTORY FORM FOR STATE HISTORIC SITES SURVEY

HISTORIC

Mt. Carmel Cemetery ANO/OR COMMON

lf)LOCATION STREET & NUMBER

Old Marlboro Pike, west of Upper Marlboro CITY. TOWN

Upper Marlboro STATE

Maryland

&JCLASSIFICATION

CATEGORY OWNERSHIP _DISTRICT ~BLIC _BUILOING(S) PRIVATE

_STRUCTURE _BOTH

VICINITY OF

STATUS

_OCCUPIED

_UNOCCUPIED

_WORK IN PROGRESS ii TE PUBLIC ACQUISITION J.ccESSIBl.E OBJECT _IN PROCESS _YES t.~;;TRICTED

_BEING CONSIDERED _YES UNRESTRICTED

_NO

i'lJOWNER OF PROPERTY NAME

Roman Catholic Church STREET & NUMBER

CITY. TOWN

_ VICINITY OF

E]LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

COUNTY

Prince George's

PRESENT USE

-AGRICULTURE

_COMMERCIAL

_EDUCATIONAL

_ENTERTAINMENT

_GOVERNMENT

_INDUSTRIAL

_MILITARY

Telephone #:

_MUSEUM

_PARK

_PRIVATC: HES'DENCE

_RELIGIOUS

_SCIENTIFIC

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(cemetery)

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Liber #: couRTHousE Folio #: REGISTRY OF DEEDS.ETC. Prince George 1 s County Courthouse STREET & NUMBER

CITY. TOWN

Upper Marlboro

iaREPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE

DATE

STATE

Maryland

_FEDERAL -5TATE _cou:-<TY _LOCAL

DEPOSITORY FOR

SURVEY RECORDS

CITY. TOWN STATE

D DESCRIPTION

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-ALTERED

CjiECK ONE

..YfiRtGINAL SITE

_MOVED DATE __ _

DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

This is a large, Roman Catholic cemetery that contains a number of tombstones-most dating from the 19th Century. The St. Mary's parsonage that stood nearby is gone.

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PERIOD

_PREHISTORIC

_ 1400-1499

_1500-1599

_1600-1699

-)"00-1799

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_i'1900

AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE -- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW

_Jl.RCHEULUGY-PREHISTORIC _COMMUNITY PLANNING _LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

__j.RCHEOLOGY-HISTORIC _CONSERVATION _LAW

_Jl.GRICULTURE _ECONOMICS _LITERATURE

_Jl.RCHITECTURE _EDUCATION _"'11LITAAY

_JI.RT _ENGINEERING _MUSIC

_COMMERCE _EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT _PHILOSOPHY

_COMMUNICATIONS _INDUSTRY _POLITICS/GOVERNMENT

_INVENTION

SPECIFIC DATES BUILDER/ARCHITECT

STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

_RELIGION

_SCIENCE

_SCULPTURE

_SOCIAUHUMANITARIAN

_THEATER

_TRANSPORTATION

_OTHER 1SPECIFY1

One of the largest, private burial grounds in the County. A number of old Southern Maryland families are buried here.

CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF NECESSLRY

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m!IMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES 1) Bowie, Effie Gwynn. ACROSS THE YEARS IN PRINCE GEORGE'S CO.,

(1947).

CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF NECESSARY

II!]GEOGRAPHICAL DATA ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY--------

VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION

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LIST ALL STATES AND COUNTIES FOR PROPERTIES OVERLAPPING STATE OR COUNTY BOUNDARIES

STATE COUNTY

STATE COUNTY

fl]FORM PREPARED BY NAME I TITLE

Michael F. Dwyer, Senior Park Historian ORGANIZATIO"< DATE

M-NCPPC 10/10/74 STREET & NUMBER TELEPHONE

8787 Georgia Ave. 589-1480 CITY OR TO'vVN STATE

Silver Spring Maryland

The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislature, to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 Supplement.

The Survey and Inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringement of individual property rights.

RETURN TO: Maryland Historical Trust The Shaw House, 21 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 21401 (301) 267-1438

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