Son of Isaac Monnett and Elizabeth Osborn. Born in Calvert County Maryland. Married Ann Hilliary of Prince George County Maryland about 1772.
SERVICE TO COUNTRY: Virginia Militia, Revolutionary War under the Command of Ralph Hilliary. Descendent's have had service verified through DAR and SAR.
Father of 12 children: Isaac, William, John, Ann, Thomas, Osborn, Margaret, Jeremiah Crabb, Elizabeth, Ralph, and two unnamed infants who died after birth.
In his adult life, at the urging of his son Rev. Jeremiah Crabb Monnett, he and his wife came into communion with the teachings of John Wesley, and Methodist Church. Previously the family was aligned with the Anglican and Episcopal Churches.
He died in his home.
NOTE: Everyone in this Monnett grouping was relocated to Prairieview around 1900 from Bald Knob, a family cemetery to the east-southeast. The graves yielded human remains, and the stones were removed to Prairieview as well.
SERVICE TO COUNTRY: Virginia Militia, Revolutionary War under the Command of Ralph Hilliary. Descendent's have had service verified through DAR and SAR.
Father of 12 children: Isaac, William, John, Ann, Thomas, Osborn, Margaret, Jeremiah Crabb, Elizabeth, Ralph, and two unnamed infants who died after birth.
In his adult life, at the urging of his son Rev. Jeremiah Crabb Monnett, he and his wife came into communion with the teachings of John Wesley, and Methodist Church. Previously the family was aligned with the Anglican and Episcopal Churches.
He died in his home.
NOTE: Everyone in this Monnett grouping was relocated to Prairieview around 1900 from Bald Knob, a family cemetery to the east-southeast. The graves yielded human remains, and the stones were removed to Prairieview as well.
Son of Isaac Monnett and Elizabeth Osborn. Born in Calvert County Maryland. Married Ann Hilliary of Prince George County Maryland about 1772.
SERVICE TO COUNTRY: Virginia Militia, Revolutionary War under the Command of Ralph Hilliary. Descendent's have had service verified through DAR and SAR.
Father of 12 children: Isaac, William, John, Ann, Thomas, Osborn, Margaret, Jeremiah Crabb, Elizabeth, Ralph, and two unnamed infants who died after birth.
In his adult life, at the urging of his son Rev. Jeremiah Crabb Monnett, he and his wife came into communion with the teachings of John Wesley, and Methodist Church. Previously the family was aligned with the Anglican and Episcopal Churches.
He died in his home.
NOTE: Everyone in this Monnett grouping was relocated to Prairieview around 1900 from Bald Knob, a family cemetery to the east-southeast. The graves yielded human remains, and the stones were removed to Prairieview as well.
SERVICE TO COUNTRY: Virginia Militia, Revolutionary War under the Command of Ralph Hilliary. Descendent's have had service verified through DAR and SAR.
Father of 12 children: Isaac, William, John, Ann, Thomas, Osborn, Margaret, Jeremiah Crabb, Elizabeth, Ralph, and two unnamed infants who died after birth.
In his adult life, at the urging of his son Rev. Jeremiah Crabb Monnett, he and his wife came into communion with the teachings of John Wesley, and Methodist Church. Previously the family was aligned with the Anglican and Episcopal Churches.
He died in his home.
NOTE: Everyone in this Monnett grouping was relocated to Prairieview around 1900 from Bald Knob, a family cemetery to the east-southeast. The graves yielded human remains, and the stones were removed to Prairieview as well.
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ABRAHAM MONNETT
Born Mar 16, 1748
Died Dec 7, 1810
Gravesite Details
Body was reinterred at this site (from Bald Knob/Monnett Cemtery) in 1904 by descendent John Saylor
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