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Inscriptions from Blockley Baptist Cemetery, Fifty-Third Street and Wyalusing Avenue, Philadelphia
On February 22, 1804, a number of persons,“ inhabitants of the township of Blockley”, met in a school-house at 52nd and Walnut streets, where some ...
Inscriptions in Churchyard of the Church of the Epiphany, Philadelphia
The Church of the Epiphany was an Episcopal congregation organized in Philadelphia in 1833 and incorporated in 1834. List of church rectors from 18...
Inscriptions in Ronaldson's Cemetery Philadelphia
Officially, Philadelphia Cemetery Company, in the Township of Moyamensing, however, it has always been known and called Ronaldson’s burying ground.
Inscriptions in Saint Paul's Church and Churchyard, Philadelphia
Built on Third Street, below Walnut, St. Paul’s Church opened for services in 1762 and remained an active congregation throughout the nineteenth ce...
Inscriptions of Those Originally Interred in the First Lutheran Burying Ground of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the Northeast Corner of Hanover Street and Chestnut Avenue
A compilation of vital records, genealogical queries, corrections, and family Bible transcripts published under the "Notes, Queries and Corrections...
Inscriptions on Some Ancient Tombstones Formerly in the Burial Ground of the First Presbyterian Church on Bank Street Near Market, but Removed to the Lot on the West Side of the Third Church, Fourth and Pine Streets, in Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia Burial Ground, also known as Bank Street Presbyterian Churchyard and Old Buttonwood Presbyterian Church B...
Inscriptions on the Tombstones in the Free Quakers' Graveyard
Free Quakers were disowned by the Society of Friends for taking up arms during the Revolutionary War. They erected a place of worship at the SW cor...
James Green of Springfield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and Some of His Descendants
James Green was, in 1714, one of the organizers of the Abington Presbyterian Church then in Philadelphia, now in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. ...
James Mifflin
Biographical sketch in memory of James Mifflin (d. 24 Nov 1895), descendant of John and Thomas Mifflin. Includes acknowledgment of his services to...
Inscriptions from Blockley Baptist Cemetery, Fifty-Third Street and Wyalusing Avenue, Philadelphia
On February 22, 1804, a number of persons,“ inhabitants of the township of Blockley”, met in a school-house at 52nd and Walnut streets, where some of them had previously been worshipping, and resol...
Inscriptions in Churchyard of the Church of the Epiphany, Philadelphia
The Church of the Epiphany was an Episcopal congregation organized in Philadelphia in 1833 and incorporated in 1834. List of church rectors from 1834 to 1881 and a map of burial plots. Tombstone tr...
Inscriptions in Ronaldson's Cemetery Philadelphia
Officially, Philadelphia Cemetery Company, in the Township of Moyamensing, however, it has always been known and called Ronaldson’s burying ground.
Inscriptions in Saint Paul's Church and Churchyard, Philadelphia
Built on Third Street, below Walnut, St. Paul’s Church opened for services in 1762 and remained an active congregation throughout the nineteenth century. Included are church rectors from 1765 to 18...
Inscriptions of Those Originally Interred in the First Lutheran Burying Ground of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the Northeast Corner of Hanover Street and Chestnut Avenue
A compilation of vital records, genealogical queries, corrections, and family Bible transcripts published under the "Notes, Queries and Corrections" section of the Publications of the Genealogical ...
Inscriptions on Some Ancient Tombstones Formerly in the Burial Ground of the First Presbyterian Church on Bank Street Near Market, but Removed to the Lot on the West Side of the Third Church, Fourth and Pine Streets, in Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia Burial Ground, also known as Bank Street Presbyterian Churchyard and Old Buttonwood Presbyterian Church Burial Ground, was closed in 1847. In 1848, the Fir...
Inscriptions on the Tombstones in the Free Quakers' Graveyard
Free Quakers were disowned by the Society of Friends for taking up arms during the Revolutionary War. They erected a place of worship at the SW corner of 5th and Arch Streets and established a buri...
James Green of Springfield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and Some of His Descendants
James Green was, in 1714, one of the organizers of the Abington Presbyterian Church then in Philadelphia, now in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. That for some years he continued in unity with thi...
James Mifflin
Biographical sketch in memory of James Mifflin (d. 24 Nov 1895), descendant of John and Thomas Mifflin. Includes acknowledgment of his services to the Society, having been one of its original memb...