Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia.
Article XVI.
The only other inscriptions which could be deciphered were those of Abraham Archer, who died in 1752, aged sixty-two; of Susannah Reignolds, daughter of William Rojers, who died in 1768, aged sixty; and of Jane Frank, the daughter of Mr. William Routh, of Kisklington, in Yorkshire. She died on her passage at sea, April 26, and was interred May 28, 1753, aged twenty-eight years. She was doubtless the wife of that pious man, Mr. Frank, of whom we have written as the friend and correspondent of the Rev. Mr. Shield and others in York and Williamsburg.
Article XVI.
The only other inscriptions which could be deciphered were those of Abraham Archer, who died in 1752, aged sixty-two; of Susannah Reignolds, daughter of William Rojers, who died in 1768, aged sixty; and of Jane Frank, the daughter of Mr. William Routh, of Kisklington, in Yorkshire. She died on her passage at sea, April 26, and was interred May 28, 1753, aged twenty-eight years. She was doubtless the wife of that pious man, Mr. Frank, of whom we have written as the friend and correspondent of the Rev. Mr. Shield and others in York and Williamsburg.
Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia.
Article XVI.
The only other inscriptions which could be deciphered were those of Abraham Archer, who died in 1752, aged sixty-two; of Susannah Reignolds, daughter of William Rojers, who died in 1768, aged sixty; and of Jane Frank, the daughter of Mr. William Routh, of Kisklington, in Yorkshire. She died on her passage at sea, April 26, and was interred May 28, 1753, aged twenty-eight years. She was doubtless the wife of that pious man, Mr. Frank, of whom we have written as the friend and correspondent of the Rev. Mr. Shield and others in York and Williamsburg.
Article XVI.
The only other inscriptions which could be deciphered were those of Abraham Archer, who died in 1752, aged sixty-two; of Susannah Reignolds, daughter of William Rojers, who died in 1768, aged sixty; and of Jane Frank, the daughter of Mr. William Routh, of Kisklington, in Yorkshire. She died on her passage at sea, April 26, and was interred May 28, 1753, aged twenty-eight years. She was doubtless the wife of that pious man, Mr. Frank, of whom we have written as the friend and correspondent of the Rev. Mr. Shield and others in York and Williamsburg.
Inscription
Here Lies Interred The Body of
Abraham Archer Deceased
Who Departed This Life The 14th
Day of February 1752,
Aged 60 years
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