Ann Janetta Sutton, daughter of Rev. W. G. and J. Deal, died 9 August 1842, age 17 months.
The Cemetery or Burial Grounds at the Brick Church in Friendship was started in 1850 when the Trustees purchased one acre of land from George D. Lyles. Ann Janetta Sutton, an infant, was the first burial in the cemetery. She was buried in the corner of the lot belonging to George D. Lyles.
Burial reference:
The Story of the Methodists in Friendship
Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1760-1975
Gladys M. Lassiter.
The Cemetery or Burial Grounds at the Brick Church in Friendship was started in 1850 when the Trustees purchased one acre of land from George D. Lyles. Ann Janetta Sutton, an infant, was the first burial in the cemetery. She was buried in the corner of the lot belonging to George D. Lyles.
Burial reference:
The Story of the Methodists in Friendship
Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1760-1975
Gladys M. Lassiter.
Ann Janetta Sutton, daughter of Rev. W. G. and J. Deal, died 9 August 1842, age 17 months.
The Cemetery or Burial Grounds at the Brick Church in Friendship was started in 1850 when the Trustees purchased one acre of land from George D. Lyles. Ann Janetta Sutton, an infant, was the first burial in the cemetery. She was buried in the corner of the lot belonging to George D. Lyles.
Burial reference:
The Story of the Methodists in Friendship
Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1760-1975
Gladys M. Lassiter.
The Cemetery or Burial Grounds at the Brick Church in Friendship was started in 1850 when the Trustees purchased one acre of land from George D. Lyles. Ann Janetta Sutton, an infant, was the first burial in the cemetery. She was buried in the corner of the lot belonging to George D. Lyles.
Burial reference:
The Story of the Methodists in Friendship
Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1760-1975
Gladys M. Lassiter.
Inscription
Sacred to the memory of
Ann Janetta Sutton
Daughter of
Rev. W. G. & J. Deal
Age 17 months
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