Angel-Baby Mary was the second child of Robert and Aniceta Galpin. She was born at Murphy General Hospital and lived for 11 hours 45 minutes. She was named for the Blessed Virgin.
Very kind people have tried to locate the grave site of Angel-Baby Mary, including the Catholic Cemetery Association, which wrote: "Unfortunately, though we can confirm that Mary Ann Galpin, 11 hours old, was buried at Calvary Cemetery in Winchester on February 21, 1949, we cannot provide a location. It appears that Mary Ann was likely placed in a baby section, as you thought, with other infants also buried in the same gravesite. However, in trying to research a baby section, we have no dates on any available information prior to 1951."
Chris Jewer, who responded to my original inquiry to the [email protected], spent many hours walking through Calvary Cemetery. I will always remember his kindness.
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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Very kind people have tried to locate the grave site of Angel-Baby Mary, including the Catholic Cemetery Association, which wrote: "Unfortunately, though we can confirm that Mary Ann Galpin, 11 hours old, was buried at Calvary Cemetery in Winchester on February 21, 1949, we cannot provide a location. It appears that Mary Ann was likely placed in a baby section, as you thought, with other infants also buried in the same gravesite. However, in trying to research a baby section, we have no dates on any available information prior to 1951."
Chris Jewer, who responded to my original inquiry to the [email protected], spent many hours walking through Calvary Cemetery. I will always remember his kindness.
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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Angel-Baby Mary was the second child of Robert and Aniceta Galpin. She was born at Murphy General Hospital and lived for 11 hours 45 minutes. She was named for the Blessed Virgin.
Very kind people have tried to locate the grave site of Angel-Baby Mary, including the Catholic Cemetery Association, which wrote: "Unfortunately, though we can confirm that Mary Ann Galpin, 11 hours old, was buried at Calvary Cemetery in Winchester on February 21, 1949, we cannot provide a location. It appears that Mary Ann was likely placed in a baby section, as you thought, with other infants also buried in the same gravesite. However, in trying to research a baby section, we have no dates on any available information prior to 1951."
Chris Jewer, who responded to my original inquiry to the [email protected], spent many hours walking through Calvary Cemetery. I will always remember his kindness.
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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Very kind people have tried to locate the grave site of Angel-Baby Mary, including the Catholic Cemetery Association, which wrote: "Unfortunately, though we can confirm that Mary Ann Galpin, 11 hours old, was buried at Calvary Cemetery in Winchester on February 21, 1949, we cannot provide a location. It appears that Mary Ann was likely placed in a baby section, as you thought, with other infants also buried in the same gravesite. However, in trying to research a baby section, we have no dates on any available information prior to 1951."
Chris Jewer, who responded to my original inquiry to the [email protected], spent many hours walking through Calvary Cemetery. I will always remember his kindness.
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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