Wife of Jacob Palmer, they were married November 30, 1768 in Morristown, NJ. Together they had 8 children: Samuel, John, Ezekiel, Lewis, Phebe, Aaron, Rebecca and Elizabeth.
An old family bible states that:
"Both are probably buried at the Rockaway, New Jersey cemetery. Dates unknown."
According to the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery sexton:
Jacob Palmer has a cenotaph (definition: an empty tomb for a person whose remains are elsewhere) in the cemetery in his son's plot. His marker is a military marker. He was a private in the Revolutionary War – deceased in 1790. We have no information on his wife Phebe.
An old family bible states that:
"Both are probably buried at the Rockaway, New Jersey cemetery. Dates unknown."
According to the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery sexton:
Jacob Palmer has a cenotaph (definition: an empty tomb for a person whose remains are elsewhere) in the cemetery in his son's plot. His marker is a military marker. He was a private in the Revolutionary War – deceased in 1790. We have no information on his wife Phebe.
Wife of Jacob Palmer, they were married November 30, 1768 in Morristown, NJ. Together they had 8 children: Samuel, John, Ezekiel, Lewis, Phebe, Aaron, Rebecca and Elizabeth.
An old family bible states that:
"Both are probably buried at the Rockaway, New Jersey cemetery. Dates unknown."
According to the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery sexton:
Jacob Palmer has a cenotaph (definition: an empty tomb for a person whose remains are elsewhere) in the cemetery in his son's plot. His marker is a military marker. He was a private in the Revolutionary War – deceased in 1790. We have no information on his wife Phebe.
An old family bible states that:
"Both are probably buried at the Rockaway, New Jersey cemetery. Dates unknown."
According to the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery sexton:
Jacob Palmer has a cenotaph (definition: an empty tomb for a person whose remains are elsewhere) in the cemetery in his son's plot. His marker is a military marker. He was a private in the Revolutionary War – deceased in 1790. We have no information on his wife Phebe.
Gravesite Details
Jacob and Phebe are not buried at First Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Rockaway
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