Contributed by Richard Clarke:
Andrew was the son of Elizabeth Applegate (1738 – 1792). He married in 1786 to Lydia Perrine (16 May 1756 - 13 Mar 1803), who was the daughter of Peter V. Perrine and Margaret Dey. They had 11 children. Given the condition of his stone, could she be buried here as well but her stone destroyed?
Andrew was the son of Elizabeth Applegate (1738 – 1792). He married in 1786 to Lydia Perrine (16 May 1756 - 13 Mar 1803), who was the daughter of Peter V. Perrine and Margaret Dey. They had 11 children. Given the condition of his stone, could she be buried here as well but her stone destroyed?
Contributed by Richard Clarke:
Andrew was the son of Elizabeth Applegate (1738 – 1792). He married in 1786 to Lydia Perrine (16 May 1756 - 13 Mar 1803), who was the daughter of Peter V. Perrine and Margaret Dey. They had 11 children. Given the condition of his stone, could she be buried here as well but her stone destroyed?
Andrew was the son of Elizabeth Applegate (1738 – 1792). He married in 1786 to Lydia Perrine (16 May 1756 - 13 Mar 1803), who was the daughter of Peter V. Perrine and Margaret Dey. They had 11 children. Given the condition of his stone, could she be buried here as well but her stone destroyed?
Inscription
In Memory of
Andrew Applegate
Died Oct. 6, 1839
Aged 82 years, 8 mos, 2 dys.
[broken & half-buried stone]
Revolutionary War Veterans Plaque:
Applegate, Andrew 1757-1839 55/21 (Row/Place)
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