Anne Call

1793–1856 (age 63)

Biography

Anne Call lived through the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, her life spanning from the Revolutionary period into the industrial age. Born in 1793, she came of age during the early years of the American republic and witnessed the nation's transformation over six decades.

Anne Call was laid to rest at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery, reflecting her connection to the religious community. Though limited details survive about her specific roles and accomplishments, her life and burial at this historic church cemetery mark her place within her community's spiritual and social fabric.

Also buried at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery

Paul C. Cameron
1808–1891 (age 83)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
Paul C. Cameron (1808-1891) was a Stagville resident buried at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery.
John W. Graham
1838–1928 (age 90)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
John W. Graham (1838-1928) was a Hillsborough resident buried at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Alexander Hawkins Graham
1890–1977 (age 87)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
Alexander Hawkins Graham was a Hillsborough resident who lived from 1890 to 1977.
George Washington Conley
1844–1927 (age 83)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
George Washington Conley lived from 1844 to 1927 and was buried at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Joseph W. Beard
1901–1983 (age 82)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
Joseph W. Beard was an American resident of Athens.
Cadwallader Jones II
1788–1861 (age 73)
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Cemetery
Cadwallader Jones II (1788-1861) was a Petersburg resident who lived 73 years.