Son of John L Burrier (1734-1801) and Barbara Bastian (1740-1815). Married to Mary Nusbaum on 11 Sep 1807 in Frederick County, Maryland, USA.
His headstone reads, In memory of Philip Burrier who departed this life (Note, the rest of stone is broken and is completely destroyed as you can see. If some one would of took the time and picked it up, instead of running over it with lawn mowers, it would be in better shape. When I get time I will try to put this stone back together. - Richard Culler)
His headstone reads, In memory of Philip Burrier who departed this life (Note, the rest of stone is broken and is completely destroyed as you can see. If some one would of took the time and picked it up, instead of running over it with lawn mowers, it would be in better shape. When I get time I will try to put this stone back together. - Richard Culler)
Son of John L Burrier (1734-1801) and Barbara Bastian (1740-1815). Married to Mary Nusbaum on 11 Sep 1807 in Frederick County, Maryland, USA.
His headstone reads, In memory of Philip Burrier who departed this life (Note, the rest of stone is broken and is completely destroyed as you can see. If some one would of took the time and picked it up, instead of running over it with lawn mowers, it would be in better shape. When I get time I will try to put this stone back together. - Richard Culler)
His headstone reads, In memory of Philip Burrier who departed this life (Note, the rest of stone is broken and is completely destroyed as you can see. If some one would of took the time and picked it up, instead of running over it with lawn mowers, it would be in better shape. When I get time I will try to put this stone back together. - Richard Culler)
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