Infant Tubbs (child of James L and Pruda Tubbs)died as a result of a premature birth. The infants burial was in Hanover Street Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
The Hanover Street Burial Grounds contained three seperate and distinct graveyards
- the Kensington Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
- the Union Harmony Burial Grounds
- Union Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
The interments were removed in 1922 to
Fernwood Cemetery in Delaware County, Pa
Forest Hills Memorial Park in Montgomery County, Pa
North Cedar Hill Cemetery on Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia.
A playground now exists on the site of the Hanover Street Burial Grounds.
The Hanover Street Burial Grounds contained three seperate and distinct graveyards
- the Kensington Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
- the Union Harmony Burial Grounds
- Union Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
The interments were removed in 1922 to
Fernwood Cemetery in Delaware County, Pa
Forest Hills Memorial Park in Montgomery County, Pa
North Cedar Hill Cemetery on Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia.
A playground now exists on the site of the Hanover Street Burial Grounds.
Infant Tubbs (child of James L and Pruda Tubbs)died as a result of a premature birth. The infants burial was in Hanover Street Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
The Hanover Street Burial Grounds contained three seperate and distinct graveyards
- the Kensington Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
- the Union Harmony Burial Grounds
- Union Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
The interments were removed in 1922 to
Fernwood Cemetery in Delaware County, Pa
Forest Hills Memorial Park in Montgomery County, Pa
North Cedar Hill Cemetery on Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia.
A playground now exists on the site of the Hanover Street Burial Grounds.
The Hanover Street Burial Grounds contained three seperate and distinct graveyards
- the Kensington Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
- the Union Harmony Burial Grounds
- Union Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
The interments were removed in 1922 to
Fernwood Cemetery in Delaware County, Pa
Forest Hills Memorial Park in Montgomery County, Pa
North Cedar Hill Cemetery on Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia.
A playground now exists on the site of the Hanover Street Burial Grounds.
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