The marker depicts David Groff (1757-1784), the son of David Groff (1720-1784) and grandson of Hans Graf (d. 1746). The is located in row (#15), directly in front of his father (#16) who died later that same year. David Groff (the father) built the brick house on the original Groff plantation. The house is located along what is now Groffdale Church Road, a half mile to the south west of the cemetery.
He married Barbara Horst (1757-1838). As a widow, Barbara Horst Groff then later married David Martin (1756-1838).
He married Barbara Horst (1757-1838). As a widow, Barbara Horst Groff then later married David Martin (1756-1838).
The marker depicts David Groff (1757-1784), the son of David Groff (1720-1784) and grandson of Hans Graf (d. 1746). The is located in row (#15), directly in front of his father (#16) who died later that same year. David Groff (the father) built the brick house on the original Groff plantation. The house is located along what is now Groffdale Church Road, a half mile to the south west of the cemetery.
He married Barbara Horst (1757-1838). As a widow, Barbara Horst Groff then later married David Martin (1756-1838).
He married Barbara Horst (1757-1838). As a widow, Barbara Horst Groff then later married David Martin (1756-1838).
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D. G. 1784 / FEB ??? D
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