Rose (Rosalie) Dreyer was born in Lutzelbourg, France, youngest child of Antoine Dreyer and Catherine Berger. She immigrated to Philadelphia sometime after 1850.
Rose married John H Datesman at All Saints Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on 12 May 1876. They had no children.
Around 1955, Monument Cemetery was closed/demolished. The graves of Rose and John Datesman were moved to Lawnview Cemetery, in Rockledge, a neighborhood outside of Philadelphia.
Rose married John H Datesman at All Saints Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on 12 May 1876. They had no children.
Around 1955, Monument Cemetery was closed/demolished. The graves of Rose and John Datesman were moved to Lawnview Cemetery, in Rockledge, a neighborhood outside of Philadelphia.
Rose (Rosalie) Dreyer was born in Lutzelbourg, France, youngest child of Antoine Dreyer and Catherine Berger. She immigrated to Philadelphia sometime after 1850.
Rose married John H Datesman at All Saints Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on 12 May 1876. They had no children.
Around 1955, Monument Cemetery was closed/demolished. The graves of Rose and John Datesman were moved to Lawnview Cemetery, in Rockledge, a neighborhood outside of Philadelphia.
Rose married John H Datesman at All Saints Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on 12 May 1876. They had no children.
Around 1955, Monument Cemetery was closed/demolished. The graves of Rose and John Datesman were moved to Lawnview Cemetery, in Rockledge, a neighborhood outside of Philadelphia.
Gravesite Details
Original Monument Cemetery register # 25836. William H Battersby, undertaker.
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