Daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall and Mary Willis Ambler. Married on 21 September 1813 to Jaquelin Burwell Harvie.
A plaque on the outside of the wall surrounding this plot states:
"Within, and without, these walls rest members of the family of Col. John Harvie, 1742 - 1807, a guardian of Thomas Jefferson, and signer of the Articles of Confederation and the Bill of Rights. Here, too, lie his son, Jacquelin, and Mary, his wife, daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall. This area, part of the Harvie lands, became Hollywood Cemetery in 1847.
-- James Beverly Harvie, Jr.
-- June, 1982"
(~~ sassytazzy)
A plaque on the outside of the wall surrounding this plot states:
"Within, and without, these walls rest members of the family of Col. John Harvie, 1742 - 1807, a guardian of Thomas Jefferson, and signer of the Articles of Confederation and the Bill of Rights. Here, too, lie his son, Jacquelin, and Mary, his wife, daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall. This area, part of the Harvie lands, became Hollywood Cemetery in 1847.
-- James Beverly Harvie, Jr.
-- June, 1982"
(~~ sassytazzy)
Daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall and Mary Willis Ambler. Married on 21 September 1813 to Jaquelin Burwell Harvie.
A plaque on the outside of the wall surrounding this plot states:
"Within, and without, these walls rest members of the family of Col. John Harvie, 1742 - 1807, a guardian of Thomas Jefferson, and signer of the Articles of Confederation and the Bill of Rights. Here, too, lie his son, Jacquelin, and Mary, his wife, daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall. This area, part of the Harvie lands, became Hollywood Cemetery in 1847.
-- James Beverly Harvie, Jr.
-- June, 1982"
(~~ sassytazzy)
A plaque on the outside of the wall surrounding this plot states:
"Within, and without, these walls rest members of the family of Col. John Harvie, 1742 - 1807, a guardian of Thomas Jefferson, and signer of the Articles of Confederation and the Bill of Rights. Here, too, lie his son, Jacquelin, and Mary, his wife, daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall. This area, part of the Harvie lands, became Hollywood Cemetery in 1847.
-- James Beverly Harvie, Jr.
-- June, 1982"
(~~ sassytazzy)
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