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St Johns Cemetery Resting Place of Noted Figures
The Frederick Maryland cemetery holds monuments to judges, governors, patriots, and soldiers from the 18th and 19th centuries including Roger Brooke Taney, Enoch Lowe, and other prominent American figures. Several graves reflect ties to San Domingo refugees, Napoleonic veterans, and Confederate figures, with records noting reburials from East Second Street to the current site established in 1845. A separate notice reports the adoption of Betty Jane Hoong by Mr and Mrs William J Hober of Carroll County, changing her name to Betty Jane Ebbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stent
St. Catholic Cemetery
East Reet
Kings Row
Bunal
Tme
St. John's Cemetery
Brooke Taney
United States Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Afonica Taney
Wil
Moral John Payen Boisneul
San Domingo
France
Tourene
Louis XVI
Antoinette
Wis
Frederick Junction
Aisee
Aerce
Lim
Beng Auite
John’s. Close
Enoch Louis Lowe
Maryland
Gramme
Buemne Beilumeau de Vineendiere
Mis Famly
Bosneuf
San Douingo
Col . P. Burke
P. Burke
Madda
Chile
Soutamerica
Kheded
Eushmen
As Leuber
Pught
Asperne
Essiing
McShemy-Baughman-Nelson
James MicSherry
James McSherry, Jr
Court of Appeals OF
Marrland
Ger
Victor Baughman
Juege Madsen Nelson
Hugh Bfc- Alveer
W. Frank Crouse
Rudolph Crouse
Secret Service
Confederacy
Jamison
Frederick
Alary Eisenhauer
Eest Second Street
St John’s Church
Jesus
St John’s Cemetery
Sacree Secwar Brests
Woham J Kane
John T. Coolanan
St. John’s Church
McAleer
St Columpa'’s Church
New York City
St. John's Beauiful
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