FRYER, MARY
Buried: 7 Apr 1889
Lot 16369 Section 5 Grave 19x:
NY Death Index:
Name: Mary Fryer
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1823
Death Date: 6 Apr 1889
Death Place: Kings, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 4903
Lots 16369, 16370, 16371 and 16372 were originally purchased by the Brooklyn Society for the Relief of Respectable Aged, Indigent Females, incorporated in 1851, this society was later named the Graham House for Old Ladies after it's benefactor John B. Graham. The original building and campus in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, still exist today. No longer a home for Old Ladies, it was converted to co-ops in the late 20th century.
Mary Fryer's grave is unmarked, no individual gravestone can be found for her on these lots. Grave 19 is located in the right rear of the conjoined lots. There are so few gravestone on these four lots, making it difficult to pinpoint the graves. These graves hold three interments each; and graves were shared with other Graham House residents.
Lots 16369 - 16372 section 5, The Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Photographed 12 October 2016; Wallace G. Lane, Jr.
Added by: Wallace G Lane Jr
12/28/2016
Buried: 7 Apr 1889
Lot 16369 Section 5 Grave 19x:
NY Death Index:
Name: Mary Fryer
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1823
Death Date: 6 Apr 1889
Death Place: Kings, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 4903
Lots 16369, 16370, 16371 and 16372 were originally purchased by the Brooklyn Society for the Relief of Respectable Aged, Indigent Females, incorporated in 1851, this society was later named the Graham House for Old Ladies after it's benefactor John B. Graham. The original building and campus in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, still exist today. No longer a home for Old Ladies, it was converted to co-ops in the late 20th century.
Mary Fryer's grave is unmarked, no individual gravestone can be found for her on these lots. Grave 19 is located in the right rear of the conjoined lots. There are so few gravestone on these four lots, making it difficult to pinpoint the graves. These graves hold three interments each; and graves were shared with other Graham House residents.
Lots 16369 - 16372 section 5, The Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Photographed 12 October 2016; Wallace G. Lane, Jr.
Added by: Wallace G Lane Jr
12/28/2016
FRYER, MARY
Buried: 7 Apr 1889
Lot 16369 Section 5 Grave 19x:
NY Death Index:
Name: Mary Fryer
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1823
Death Date: 6 Apr 1889
Death Place: Kings, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 4903
Lots 16369, 16370, 16371 and 16372 were originally purchased by the Brooklyn Society for the Relief of Respectable Aged, Indigent Females, incorporated in 1851, this society was later named the Graham House for Old Ladies after it's benefactor John B. Graham. The original building and campus in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, still exist today. No longer a home for Old Ladies, it was converted to co-ops in the late 20th century.
Mary Fryer's grave is unmarked, no individual gravestone can be found for her on these lots. Grave 19 is located in the right rear of the conjoined lots. There are so few gravestone on these four lots, making it difficult to pinpoint the graves. These graves hold three interments each; and graves were shared with other Graham House residents.
Lots 16369 - 16372 section 5, The Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Photographed 12 October 2016; Wallace G. Lane, Jr.
Added by: Wallace G Lane Jr
12/28/2016
Buried: 7 Apr 1889
Lot 16369 Section 5 Grave 19x:
NY Death Index:
Name: Mary Fryer
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1823
Death Date: 6 Apr 1889
Death Place: Kings, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 4903
Lots 16369, 16370, 16371 and 16372 were originally purchased by the Brooklyn Society for the Relief of Respectable Aged, Indigent Females, incorporated in 1851, this society was later named the Graham House for Old Ladies after it's benefactor John B. Graham. The original building and campus in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, still exist today. No longer a home for Old Ladies, it was converted to co-ops in the late 20th century.
Mary Fryer's grave is unmarked, no individual gravestone can be found for her on these lots. Grave 19 is located in the right rear of the conjoined lots. There are so few gravestone on these four lots, making it difficult to pinpoint the graves. These graves hold three interments each; and graves were shared with other Graham House residents.
Lots 16369 - 16372 section 5, The Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Photographed 12 October 2016; Wallace G. Lane, Jr.
Added by: Wallace G Lane Jr
12/28/2016
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