James Sherlock was the son of Irish Emigrants, James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland.
James had siblings: Thomas, Patrick, Andrew, Anna Theresa, Mary V. "Mamie", John & Helen T.
The family moved from Philadelphia to Camden, NJ. abt. 1913.
James married Anna T. Benbow and had two daughters, Mary & Anna.
Anna Theresa Sherlock Andersons Memorial is 11348312 (she was the wife of Elwood Paul "Inky" Anderson)
Mary Evelyn Sherlock Hess was cremated and there is no burial location. She was the wife of George Hess.∼James Sherlock was my grandfather. He was the son of James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland both emigrants from Ireland that married in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1895. The following individuals are buried in the same Plot:
Lot 559, Section K, Path 11.
Bridget Mary Boland Sherlock, grave 4, July 18, 1949
Patrick Sherlock (son of Bridget), grave 5, Aug. 21, 1953
Marcella M. Putz Sherlock (wife of John Sherlock not buried here), May 22, 1963
James Sherlock (listed above), Grave 1, Aug. 5, 1967 (his wife Anna Benbow Sherlock) is buried in Coles Town Cemetery.
Andrew Sherlock (son of Bridget), Grave 3, Dec. 10, 1975
Helen T. Sherlock Chorzelewski (daughter of Bridget), Grave 7, April 20, 1999
Anthony L. Chorzelewski, (Helen's husband), Grave 7D, May 25, 1989
The only grave that is still vacant is GRAVE 2. This was probably reserved for JOHN SHERLOCK (husband of Marcella) or my grandmother (Anna Benbow Sherlock) who was buried in Coles Town Cemetery) To my knowledge no one has been buried there.
James had siblings: Thomas, Patrick, Andrew, Anna Theresa, Mary V. "Mamie", John & Helen T.
The family moved from Philadelphia to Camden, NJ. abt. 1913.
James married Anna T. Benbow and had two daughters, Mary & Anna.
Anna Theresa Sherlock Andersons Memorial is 11348312 (she was the wife of Elwood Paul "Inky" Anderson)
Mary Evelyn Sherlock Hess was cremated and there is no burial location. She was the wife of George Hess.∼James Sherlock was my grandfather. He was the son of James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland both emigrants from Ireland that married in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1895. The following individuals are buried in the same Plot:
Lot 559, Section K, Path 11.
Bridget Mary Boland Sherlock, grave 4, July 18, 1949
Patrick Sherlock (son of Bridget), grave 5, Aug. 21, 1953
Marcella M. Putz Sherlock (wife of John Sherlock not buried here), May 22, 1963
James Sherlock (listed above), Grave 1, Aug. 5, 1967 (his wife Anna Benbow Sherlock) is buried in Coles Town Cemetery.
Andrew Sherlock (son of Bridget), Grave 3, Dec. 10, 1975
Helen T. Sherlock Chorzelewski (daughter of Bridget), Grave 7, April 20, 1999
Anthony L. Chorzelewski, (Helen's husband), Grave 7D, May 25, 1989
The only grave that is still vacant is GRAVE 2. This was probably reserved for JOHN SHERLOCK (husband of Marcella) or my grandmother (Anna Benbow Sherlock) who was buried in Coles Town Cemetery) To my knowledge no one has been buried there.
James Sherlock was the son of Irish Emigrants, James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland.
James had siblings: Thomas, Patrick, Andrew, Anna Theresa, Mary V. "Mamie", John & Helen T.
The family moved from Philadelphia to Camden, NJ. abt. 1913.
James married Anna T. Benbow and had two daughters, Mary & Anna.
Anna Theresa Sherlock Andersons Memorial is 11348312 (she was the wife of Elwood Paul "Inky" Anderson)
Mary Evelyn Sherlock Hess was cremated and there is no burial location. She was the wife of George Hess.∼James Sherlock was my grandfather. He was the son of James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland both emigrants from Ireland that married in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1895. The following individuals are buried in the same Plot:
Lot 559, Section K, Path 11.
Bridget Mary Boland Sherlock, grave 4, July 18, 1949
Patrick Sherlock (son of Bridget), grave 5, Aug. 21, 1953
Marcella M. Putz Sherlock (wife of John Sherlock not buried here), May 22, 1963
James Sherlock (listed above), Grave 1, Aug. 5, 1967 (his wife Anna Benbow Sherlock) is buried in Coles Town Cemetery.
Andrew Sherlock (son of Bridget), Grave 3, Dec. 10, 1975
Helen T. Sherlock Chorzelewski (daughter of Bridget), Grave 7, April 20, 1999
Anthony L. Chorzelewski, (Helen's husband), Grave 7D, May 25, 1989
The only grave that is still vacant is GRAVE 2. This was probably reserved for JOHN SHERLOCK (husband of Marcella) or my grandmother (Anna Benbow Sherlock) who was buried in Coles Town Cemetery) To my knowledge no one has been buried there.
James had siblings: Thomas, Patrick, Andrew, Anna Theresa, Mary V. "Mamie", John & Helen T.
The family moved from Philadelphia to Camden, NJ. abt. 1913.
James married Anna T. Benbow and had two daughters, Mary & Anna.
Anna Theresa Sherlock Andersons Memorial is 11348312 (she was the wife of Elwood Paul "Inky" Anderson)
Mary Evelyn Sherlock Hess was cremated and there is no burial location. She was the wife of George Hess.∼James Sherlock was my grandfather. He was the son of James Sherlock & Mary Bridget Boland both emigrants from Ireland that married in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1895. The following individuals are buried in the same Plot:
Lot 559, Section K, Path 11.
Bridget Mary Boland Sherlock, grave 4, July 18, 1949
Patrick Sherlock (son of Bridget), grave 5, Aug. 21, 1953
Marcella M. Putz Sherlock (wife of John Sherlock not buried here), May 22, 1963
James Sherlock (listed above), Grave 1, Aug. 5, 1967 (his wife Anna Benbow Sherlock) is buried in Coles Town Cemetery.
Andrew Sherlock (son of Bridget), Grave 3, Dec. 10, 1975
Helen T. Sherlock Chorzelewski (daughter of Bridget), Grave 7, April 20, 1999
Anthony L. Chorzelewski, (Helen's husband), Grave 7D, May 25, 1989
The only grave that is still vacant is GRAVE 2. This was probably reserved for JOHN SHERLOCK (husband of Marcella) or my grandmother (Anna Benbow Sherlock) who was buried in Coles Town Cemetery) To my knowledge no one has been buried there.
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He is buried in New St. Mary's Cemetery, 515 W. Browning Road, Bellmawr, NJ., it is not clear to me if the Cemetery I picked from the drop down menu is the correct one so I'm supplying actual address.
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