Married December 6, 1870, in Frederick County, Maryland.
She and her husband had 8 children.
Neither her nor her husband had a stone. If it wasn't for me finding her obituary, I would have never known she was even buried in Marvin Chapel Church Yard.
We visited the cemetery to find that there was no stone for either her or her husband but there was an open area towards the church, and I felt they were probably there.
We then called the caretaker of the cemetery and he said he did not know, as the records were far apart and very few. So, he contacted an individual that said they remembered her being buried there along with her husband many years ago.
John David had purchased 4 plots total, and he and her were in the first two.
They are not positive, but it has been said that there is a homeless lady that was also buried in one of the remaining plots many years later.
And it is still not clear whether there is another person buried in the final plot, or is it still vacant?
In 2001 our family placed their gravestone we purchased for them both into the cemetery. It may be long overdue, by about 70 years, but their presence will now be known for other generations.
She and her husband had 8 children.
Neither her nor her husband had a stone. If it wasn't for me finding her obituary, I would have never known she was even buried in Marvin Chapel Church Yard.
We visited the cemetery to find that there was no stone for either her or her husband but there was an open area towards the church, and I felt they were probably there.
We then called the caretaker of the cemetery and he said he did not know, as the records were far apart and very few. So, he contacted an individual that said they remembered her being buried there along with her husband many years ago.
John David had purchased 4 plots total, and he and her were in the first two.
They are not positive, but it has been said that there is a homeless lady that was also buried in one of the remaining plots many years later.
And it is still not clear whether there is another person buried in the final plot, or is it still vacant?
In 2001 our family placed their gravestone we purchased for them both into the cemetery. It may be long overdue, by about 70 years, but their presence will now be known for other generations.
Married December 6, 1870, in Frederick County, Maryland.
She and her husband had 8 children.
Neither her nor her husband had a stone. If it wasn't for me finding her obituary, I would have never known she was even buried in Marvin Chapel Church Yard.
We visited the cemetery to find that there was no stone for either her or her husband but there was an open area towards the church, and I felt they were probably there.
We then called the caretaker of the cemetery and he said he did not know, as the records were far apart and very few. So, he contacted an individual that said they remembered her being buried there along with her husband many years ago.
John David had purchased 4 plots total, and he and her were in the first two.
They are not positive, but it has been said that there is a homeless lady that was also buried in one of the remaining plots many years later.
And it is still not clear whether there is another person buried in the final plot, or is it still vacant?
In 2001 our family placed their gravestone we purchased for them both into the cemetery. It may be long overdue, by about 70 years, but their presence will now be known for other generations.
She and her husband had 8 children.
Neither her nor her husband had a stone. If it wasn't for me finding her obituary, I would have never known she was even buried in Marvin Chapel Church Yard.
We visited the cemetery to find that there was no stone for either her or her husband but there was an open area towards the church, and I felt they were probably there.
We then called the caretaker of the cemetery and he said he did not know, as the records were far apart and very few. So, he contacted an individual that said they remembered her being buried there along with her husband many years ago.
John David had purchased 4 plots total, and he and her were in the first two.
They are not positive, but it has been said that there is a homeless lady that was also buried in one of the remaining plots many years later.
And it is still not clear whether there is another person buried in the final plot, or is it still vacant?
In 2001 our family placed their gravestone we purchased for them both into the cemetery. It may be long overdue, by about 70 years, but their presence will now be known for other generations.
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JOHN DAVID WRIGHT
6-20-1848 - 6-20 (15th correct)- 1917
JOANNA ELIZABETH BIDDINGER
1-26-1851 - 9-2-1937
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