married Aldridge Anderson 22 Aug 1842 in Fauquier County, he was a Farmer who died in 1850 in Culpeper County, cause of death: Shot.
Contrary to the obituary's statement of an "only" child, she bore 4 children. In 1900 only Helen was still living. In that census, at age 77, she was still working as a Tailoress.
Her devotion to the Fredericksburg Baptist Church, and the church's apparent devotion to her, is evidenced by her burial in the Baptist Church lot. This is one of 4 lots given by the founders of the Cemetery to "the four churches" in town.
Contrary to the obituary's statement of an "only" child, she bore 4 children. In 1900 only Helen was still living. In that census, at age 77, she was still working as a Tailoress.
Her devotion to the Fredericksburg Baptist Church, and the church's apparent devotion to her, is evidenced by her burial in the Baptist Church lot. This is one of 4 lots given by the founders of the Cemetery to "the four churches" in town.
married Aldridge Anderson 22 Aug 1842 in Fauquier County, he was a Farmer who died in 1850 in Culpeper County, cause of death: Shot.
Contrary to the obituary's statement of an "only" child, she bore 4 children. In 1900 only Helen was still living. In that census, at age 77, she was still working as a Tailoress.
Her devotion to the Fredericksburg Baptist Church, and the church's apparent devotion to her, is evidenced by her burial in the Baptist Church lot. This is one of 4 lots given by the founders of the Cemetery to "the four churches" in town.
Contrary to the obituary's statement of an "only" child, she bore 4 children. In 1900 only Helen was still living. In that census, at age 77, she was still working as a Tailoress.
Her devotion to the Fredericksburg Baptist Church, and the church's apparent devotion to her, is evidenced by her burial in the Baptist Church lot. This is one of 4 lots given by the founders of the Cemetery to "the four churches" in town.
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