| Birth: | 1767 | | Death: | Jun. 22, 1806
McIntosh County
Georgia, USA | 
John Cunningham Esq. was a Loyalist during the American Revolution. He was the son of Loyalist General Robert Cunningham who was exiled to Nassau, New Providence Dist., Bahamas - he had a land grant there from the English king.
John's above-ground crypt is to the left of his sister's, Margaret (Cunningham) Pearis. Their two graves are surrounded by a 3 1/2 ft. tall, brick/stone fence and are two of the three grave markers still remaining in this old cemetery. This visible part of what was a larger cemetery is enclosed by a chain-link fence and gate.
Inscription:
In Memory of/JOHN CUNNINGHAM ESQ./Lately of/Nassau New Providence/Aged 39 years/Leaving behind him/A ... ...ble for/Benevolence and .../[illegible verse following]
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Old City Cemetery
Darien
McIntosh County
Georgia, USA |
Created by: Meredith Drew Trawick
Record added: Jun 02, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 91201109 |
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