Son of Capt. Charles Willson Peale and Elizabeth De Peyster.
He was named for the famous Swedish botanist and zoologist, Charles Linnaeus.
Husband of Christiana Peale
Likely had been buried at the Philadelphia Cemetery, a.k.a. Ronaldson Cemetery in Philadelphia with his wife, and later re-interred at the Forest Hills Memorial Park.
He was named for the famous Swedish botanist and zoologist, Charles Linnaeus.
Husband of Christiana Peale
Likely had been buried at the Philadelphia Cemetery, a.k.a. Ronaldson Cemetery in Philadelphia with his wife, and later re-interred at the Forest Hills Memorial Park.
Son of Capt. Charles Willson Peale and Elizabeth De Peyster.
He was named for the famous Swedish botanist and zoologist, Charles Linnaeus.
Husband of Christiana Peale
Likely had been buried at the Philadelphia Cemetery, a.k.a. Ronaldson Cemetery in Philadelphia with his wife, and later re-interred at the Forest Hills Memorial Park.
He was named for the famous Swedish botanist and zoologist, Charles Linnaeus.
Husband of Christiana Peale
Likely had been buried at the Philadelphia Cemetery, a.k.a. Ronaldson Cemetery in Philadelphia with his wife, and later re-interred at the Forest Hills Memorial Park.
Gravesite Details
Mass grave at the cemetery for those who were disinterred from the Philadelphia/Ronaldson Cemetery.
Family Members
Siblings
Half Siblings
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Records on Ancestry
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Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970
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Geneanet Community Trees Index
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U.S., Citizenship Affidavits of US-born Seamen at Select Ports, 1792-1869
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New Jersey, U.S., Marriage Records, 1670-1965
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Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
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