Abraham Rencher

1798–1883 (age 85)

Politician

Biography

Abraham Rencher (1798–1883) was a politician whose career encompassed the formative years of American development. His service to his community and nation reflected the values and commitments of his time.

Rencher was laid to rest at Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery, where his legacy endures. His long life and public service remain a testament to the political engagement of the nineteenth century.

Also buried at Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery

John Owen
1787–1841 (age 54)
Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery
John Owen (1787-1841) was a resident of Bladen County, North Carolina.
John Manning Jr.
1830–1899 (age 69)
Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery
John Manning Jr. (1830-1899) was an Edenton resident buried at Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Claude B. Denson
1878–1955 (age 77)
Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Claude B. Denson was a cherished member of Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church and a dependable community volunteer.
Claudius Baker Denson
1837–1903 (age 66)
Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Claudius Baker Denson lived from 1837 to 1903.

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