Mary Beekman Walton was the daughter of Jacob Walton (1703-1749) and his wife, Mary Beekman (1704-1800). She was the wife of Lewis Morris (1726-1798), a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Remains from the earlier Morris family burial ground near the old manor house at Morrisania were moved to vaults under St. Ann's in 1866. Over 300 burials are said to be interred in the Morris Vault at St. Ann's (Godey's Magazine, Volume 132, page 72).
Remains from the earlier Morris family burial ground near the old manor house at Morrisania were moved to vaults under St. Ann's in 1866. Over 300 burials are said to be interred in the Morris Vault at St. Ann's (Godey's Magazine, Volume 132, page 72).
Mary Beekman Walton was the daughter of Jacob Walton (1703-1749) and his wife, Mary Beekman (1704-1800). She was the wife of Lewis Morris (1726-1798), a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Remains from the earlier Morris family burial ground near the old manor house at Morrisania were moved to vaults under St. Ann's in 1866. Over 300 burials are said to be interred in the Morris Vault at St. Ann's (Godey's Magazine, Volume 132, page 72).
Remains from the earlier Morris family burial ground near the old manor house at Morrisania were moved to vaults under St. Ann's in 1866. Over 300 burials are said to be interred in the Morris Vault at St. Ann's (Godey's Magazine, Volume 132, page 72).
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Originally interred at the Morris family burial ground near the old manor house at Morrisania, but moved to the Morris family vault at Saint Ann's in 1866. The vault is not accessible to the public.
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