Achsah Ridgely Carroll

1792–1841 (age 49)

Biography

Achsah Ridgely Carroll carried the dignity of her family with measured warmth, supporting loved ones through the tumult of a rapidly changing republic. She maintained traditions while embracing the quiet advancements that marked life in her era.

Their story comes to rest in Old Saint Paul's Cemetery, a place where generations pause to recall the kindness she shared and the spirit she embodied.

Also buried at Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Samuel Chase
1741–1811 (age 70)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
Samuel Chase was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
John Eager Howard
1752–1827 (age 75)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
John Eager Howard was a Revolutionary War general and governor of Maryland.
George Armistead
1780–1818 (age 38)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
George Armistead was an American military officer who commanded Fort Sumter during the War of 1812.
Alexander Reinagle
1756–1809 (age 53)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
Alexander Reinagle was a Scottish-born composer and musician who became a prominent figure in American music.
James Carroll
1791–1873 (age 82)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
James Carroll (1791-1873) was a Baltimore resident who lived through the formative decades of the American republic.
Hannah Kitty Giles Chase
1759–1848 (age 89)
Old Saint Paul's Cemetery
Hannah Kitty Giles Chase (1759–1848) was laid to rest at Old Saint Paul's Cemetery.