Sarah (Sally) Baker was the daughter of David Baker and Phebe Wilcox Baker. She was born in Morristown, New Jersey. In 1817 she married Francis Mallaby Jr. who was a Navy officer and civilian ship captain. She was the first of his three wives.
The date of Sarah's death is uncertain. She was living during the Eighteen Thirties. The second wife of Francis, Eliza died in 1856.
Hillside Cemetery is managed by the Presbyterian Church of Madison. The office manager of the church, Catherine Baillie, has kindly provided the following information about the Mallaby plot:
"Here's the information I got from Bob Garman, the expert on our cemetery: Section 4, Row 150, Markers # 4, 6, 7, 8 per my Excel extract from the database. Means way up the Hill. Francis and Sarah are the only names mentioned. "Ground plaque and sunken /fallen headstones" listed under condition".
The creator of this page lives in North Carolina. Any information from a grave marker for Sarah would be greatly appreciated.
The date of Sarah's death is uncertain. She was living during the Eighteen Thirties. The second wife of Francis, Eliza died in 1856.
Hillside Cemetery is managed by the Presbyterian Church of Madison. The office manager of the church, Catherine Baillie, has kindly provided the following information about the Mallaby plot:
"Here's the information I got from Bob Garman, the expert on our cemetery: Section 4, Row 150, Markers # 4, 6, 7, 8 per my Excel extract from the database. Means way up the Hill. Francis and Sarah are the only names mentioned. "Ground plaque and sunken /fallen headstones" listed under condition".
The creator of this page lives in North Carolina. Any information from a grave marker for Sarah would be greatly appreciated.
Sarah (Sally) Baker was the daughter of David Baker and Phebe Wilcox Baker. She was born in Morristown, New Jersey. In 1817 she married Francis Mallaby Jr. who was a Navy officer and civilian ship captain. She was the first of his three wives.
The date of Sarah's death is uncertain. She was living during the Eighteen Thirties. The second wife of Francis, Eliza died in 1856.
Hillside Cemetery is managed by the Presbyterian Church of Madison. The office manager of the church, Catherine Baillie, has kindly provided the following information about the Mallaby plot:
"Here's the information I got from Bob Garman, the expert on our cemetery: Section 4, Row 150, Markers # 4, 6, 7, 8 per my Excel extract from the database. Means way up the Hill. Francis and Sarah are the only names mentioned. "Ground plaque and sunken /fallen headstones" listed under condition".
The creator of this page lives in North Carolina. Any information from a grave marker for Sarah would be greatly appreciated.
The date of Sarah's death is uncertain. She was living during the Eighteen Thirties. The second wife of Francis, Eliza died in 1856.
Hillside Cemetery is managed by the Presbyterian Church of Madison. The office manager of the church, Catherine Baillie, has kindly provided the following information about the Mallaby plot:
"Here's the information I got from Bob Garman, the expert on our cemetery: Section 4, Row 150, Markers # 4, 6, 7, 8 per my Excel extract from the database. Means way up the Hill. Francis and Sarah are the only names mentioned. "Ground plaque and sunken /fallen headstones" listed under condition".
The creator of this page lives in North Carolina. Any information from a grave marker for Sarah would be greatly appreciated.
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