Original Trustee and served on sanctuary building committee. Thomson Price, 1766-1853 Lewis B Lake Donated land to Zion Church. Revolutionary Soldier Most recent grave and a good spot to observe the random placement and variety of headstones. Joshua & Lydia Garwood Daniel Edwards Donor of land to Zion. Blacksmith and original Trustee. Completed the iron work for the Japhet & Sarah Garwood Nicholas Frambes, 1758-1835 sanctuary. Stained glass window memorial Revolutionary Soldier in the balcony. John 1734-1815 David Blackman, 1753-1821 Revolutionary Soldier Thompson & Mary Lake Revolutionary Soldier Trustee and member of Zion. Stained Mary Blackman, wife Daniel Baker glass memorial by piano. Son of Andrew Blackman who Judge and Commissioner who served donated the original acre of land for in and named Atlantic County Price family plot 5 children – the building of the Blackman Meeting Enoch, 1872 House. David & Mary entertained Levi Price, Lizzie, 1875 Circuit Riders and Bishop Asbury in Revolutionary Soldier and served in Izze, 1876 their English Creek home. Two of War of 1812. Served on the US Elvie, 1878 their sons, Nehemiah and Learner Constitution during the battle in which Livezley, 1881 became Circuit Riders. One daughter, the British ship Guerriere was sunk. Sarah, married John Collins, a Circuit Unmarked grave, near the grave of his Rider. son, also named Levi Price. John Jeffers, 1765-1840 Rebecca Cressy Revolutionary Soldier Stained glass window memorial Joseph Scull (father), 1731-1810 Ann Doughty Revolutionary Soldier Stained glass window memorial, side of pulpit. Able Scull (son), 1760-1809 Revolutionary Soldier Florence L Doughty The bell was rung for the first time at John H. Tilton, 1752-1846 her funeral, January 29, 1911, 2:30 Revolutionary Soldier pm. Unmarked grave. John R. Tilton, 1750-1821 Sunken notice all the sunken, – Revolutionary Soldier unmarked graves.
Original Trustee and served on sanctuary building committee. Donated land to Zion Church. Joshua & Lydia Garwood Donor of land to Zion. Nicholas Frambes, 1758-1835 Revolutionary Soldier David Blackman, 1753-1821 Revolutionary Soldier Mary Blackman, wife Son of Andrew Blackman who donated the original acre of land for the building of the Blackman Meeting House. David & Mary entertained Circuit Riders and Bishop Asbury in their English Creek home. Two of their sons, Nehemiah and Learner became Circuit Riders. One daughter, Sarah, married John Collins, a Circuit Rider. John Jeffers, 1765-1840 Revolutionary Soldier Joseph Scull (father), 1731-1810 Revolutionary Soldier Able Scull (son), 1760-1809 Revolutionary Soldier John H. Tilton, 1752-1846 Revolutionary Soldier John R. Tilton, 1750-1821 Revolutionary Soldier Thomson Price, 1766-1853 Revolutionary Soldier Daniel Edwards Blacksmith and original Trustee. Completed the iron work for the sanctuary. John 1734-1815 Revolutionary Soldier Daniel Baker Judge and Commissioner who served in and named Atlantic County Levi Price, Revolutionary Soldier and served in War of 1812. Served on the US Constitution during the battle in which the British ship Guerriere was sunk. Unmarked grave, near the grave of his son, also named Levi Price. Rebecca Cressy Stained glass window memorial Ann Doughty Stained glass window memorial, side of pulpit. Florence L Doughty The bell was rung for the first time at her funeral, January 29, 1911, 2:30 pm. Unmarked grave. Sunken – notice all the sunken, unmarked graves. Lewis B Lake Most recent grave and a good spot to observe the random placement and variety of headstones. Japhet & Sarah Garwood Stained glass window memorial in the balcony. Thompson & Mary Lake Trustee and member of Zion. Stained glass memorial by piano. Price family plot – 5 children Enoch, 1872 Lizzie, 1875 Izze, 1876 Elvie, 1878 Livezley, 1881
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