William was my 2nd Great-Granduncle.
He was the son of Samuel CAPLE, Sr. and Mary COLE.
His wife was Margaret ROLLINGS (b1794).
They had one son together William Janell CAPLE, Jr. (1816-1903).
William built the stone church that is located near this cemetery. He was supposed to have created quite a stir in the congregation when he demanded his slaves be allowed to worship in the church with him. The congregation did not like this. William, his wife and brother Jacob and his wife are buried in this cemetery which is behind the stone church. There are also assorted children and grandchildren buried here.
He was the son of Samuel CAPLE, Sr. and Mary COLE.
His wife was Margaret ROLLINGS (b1794).
They had one son together William Janell CAPLE, Jr. (1816-1903).
William built the stone church that is located near this cemetery. He was supposed to have created quite a stir in the congregation when he demanded his slaves be allowed to worship in the church with him. The congregation did not like this. William, his wife and brother Jacob and his wife are buried in this cemetery which is behind the stone church. There are also assorted children and grandchildren buried here.
William was my 2nd Great-Granduncle.
He was the son of Samuel CAPLE, Sr. and Mary COLE.
His wife was Margaret ROLLINGS (b1794).
They had one son together William Janell CAPLE, Jr. (1816-1903).
William built the stone church that is located near this cemetery. He was supposed to have created quite a stir in the congregation when he demanded his slaves be allowed to worship in the church with him. The congregation did not like this. William, his wife and brother Jacob and his wife are buried in this cemetery which is behind the stone church. There are also assorted children and grandchildren buried here.
He was the son of Samuel CAPLE, Sr. and Mary COLE.
His wife was Margaret ROLLINGS (b1794).
They had one son together William Janell CAPLE, Jr. (1816-1903).
William built the stone church that is located near this cemetery. He was supposed to have created quite a stir in the congregation when he demanded his slaves be allowed to worship in the church with him. The congregation did not like this. William, his wife and brother Jacob and his wife are buried in this cemetery which is behind the stone church. There are also assorted children and grandchildren buried here.
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