Catharine Grattan Gamble

1751–1830 (age 79)

Biography

Catharine Grattan Gamble was known for tending the hearth of St. John's Episcopal families with grace, sustaining those around her through steady industriousness and gentle counsel. Her days were marked by attentive care of both kin and the wider parish circle.

Her resting place in St. John's Episcopal Churchyard is a place of gratitude for the calm stewardship she provided to family and community alike.

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