Edward F. Cole died at the age of 2 of congestion of the brain. No other records are found for him. He was the son of Edward Cole, who was a Quaker (or, a member of the Society of Friends). Edward was buried in the Friends’ Ground pictured, that patch of burial space reserved for Quakers. The vast majority of those buried there had no gravemarkers placed (in fact, in earlier times decorating graves was forbidden by the Quakers) and so the exact location of Edward’s plot is not known.
Edward F. Cole died at the age of 2 of congestion of the brain. No other records are found for him. He was the son of Edward Cole, who was a Quaker (or, a member of the Society of Friends). Edward was buried in the Friends’ Ground pictured, that patch of burial space reserved for Quakers. The vast majority of those buried there had no gravemarkers placed (in fact, in earlier times decorating graves was forbidden by the Quakers) and so the exact location of Edward’s plot is not known.
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