….Notley Young was buried with his kindred in the stately mausoleum on the river bank (Potomac). When the growing city began to encroach not only on the homes of the living but of the dead, Robert Brent, the mayor, had all the remains reverently laid in the Carroll burial ground at St. John's on Rock Creek. It is a reproach that the exact location of the grave of this Catholic founder of the National Capital is unknown. But the memory of such men as Notley Young survives without the aid of imposing mortuary marble…
excerpts:
CATHOLIC FOUNDERS OF THE CAPITOL, By Margaret B. Downing, 1917 in "CATHOLIC WORLD", a monthly magazine vol CV page 732-743, Apr.-Sep., 1917
excerpts:
CATHOLIC FOUNDERS OF THE CAPITOL, By Margaret B. Downing, 1917 in "CATHOLIC WORLD", a monthly magazine vol CV page 732-743, Apr.-Sep., 1917
….Notley Young was buried with his kindred in the stately mausoleum on the river bank (Potomac). When the growing city began to encroach not only on the homes of the living but of the dead, Robert Brent, the mayor, had all the remains reverently laid in the Carroll burial ground at St. John's on Rock Creek. It is a reproach that the exact location of the grave of this Catholic founder of the National Capital is unknown. But the memory of such men as Notley Young survives without the aid of imposing mortuary marble…
excerpts:
CATHOLIC FOUNDERS OF THE CAPITOL, By Margaret B. Downing, 1917 in "CATHOLIC WORLD", a monthly magazine vol CV page 732-743, Apr.-Sep., 1917
excerpts:
CATHOLIC FOUNDERS OF THE CAPITOL, By Margaret B. Downing, 1917 in "CATHOLIC WORLD", a monthly magazine vol CV page 732-743, Apr.-Sep., 1917
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