Mary Allen was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Allen and sister of Col. William Allen, all buried here. She was the wife of John Snodgrass buried nearby. Mary and John are both mentioned in her father's 1781 will.
According the William Henry Egle's book, Notes and Queries, page 327, her gravestone says:
In Memory of
MARY, wife of
John SNODGRASS
Who departed this life
March 11th, 1836 (not 1838)
in the 89th year of her
age
Based on this data, she was born in about 1747.
5-2019, a kind photo volunteer wrote: "Most stones prior to the mid-late 19th Century are worn down and unreadable. This marker was not identified after walking the entire cemetery and photographing every legible marker. Sorry."
Note there are many missing markers and old stones is this old cemetery.
Bio researched and written by LSP, all rights reserved, do not copy
According the William Henry Egle's book, Notes and Queries, page 327, her gravestone says:
In Memory of
MARY, wife of
John SNODGRASS
Who departed this life
March 11th, 1836 (not 1838)
in the 89th year of her
age
Based on this data, she was born in about 1747.
5-2019, a kind photo volunteer wrote: "Most stones prior to the mid-late 19th Century are worn down and unreadable. This marker was not identified after walking the entire cemetery and photographing every legible marker. Sorry."
Note there are many missing markers and old stones is this old cemetery.
Bio researched and written by LSP, all rights reserved, do not copy
Mary Allen was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Allen and sister of Col. William Allen, all buried here. She was the wife of John Snodgrass buried nearby. Mary and John are both mentioned in her father's 1781 will.
According the William Henry Egle's book, Notes and Queries, page 327, her gravestone says:
In Memory of
MARY, wife of
John SNODGRASS
Who departed this life
March 11th, 1836 (not 1838)
in the 89th year of her
age
Based on this data, she was born in about 1747.
5-2019, a kind photo volunteer wrote: "Most stones prior to the mid-late 19th Century are worn down and unreadable. This marker was not identified after walking the entire cemetery and photographing every legible marker. Sorry."
Note there are many missing markers and old stones is this old cemetery.
Bio researched and written by LSP, all rights reserved, do not copy
According the William Henry Egle's book, Notes and Queries, page 327, her gravestone says:
In Memory of
MARY, wife of
John SNODGRASS
Who departed this life
March 11th, 1836 (not 1838)
in the 89th year of her
age
Based on this data, she was born in about 1747.
5-2019, a kind photo volunteer wrote: "Most stones prior to the mid-late 19th Century are worn down and unreadable. This marker was not identified after walking the entire cemetery and photographing every legible marker. Sorry."
Note there are many missing markers and old stones is this old cemetery.
Bio researched and written by LSP, all rights reserved, do not copy
Inscription
In Memory of
MARY, wife of
John SNODGRASS
Who departed this life
March 11th, 1836 (not 1838)
in the 89th year of her
age
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