She was the daughter of Jonas Rudisill Sr. and Marie Elizabeth Moul. She was first buried in the grave yard of the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church at 29 South George Street in York, Pennsylvania. Her burial was recorded in the church records as found in Church Records of the 18th Century, York, Pennsylvania, Volume 2, page 289. However, her remains were moved to the Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, Pennsylvania by 1965, when the church added their education building. Although all remains were moved to Prospect Hill, some grave markers remained at the church and were realigned in the small church grave yard, but many are not readable.
She was the daughter of Jonas Rudisill Sr. and Marie Elizabeth Moul. She was first buried in the grave yard of the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church at 29 South George Street in York, Pennsylvania. Her burial was recorded in the church records as found in Church Records of the 18th Century, York, Pennsylvania, Volume 2, page 289. However, her remains were moved to the Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, Pennsylvania by 1965, when the church added their education building. Although all remains were moved to Prospect Hill, some grave markers remained at the church and were realigned in the small church grave yard, but many are not readable.
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