Catherine Reinhardt Duval

1772–1857 (age 85)

Biography

Catherine Reinhardt Duval (1772–1857) lived a full life spanning nearly nine decades of American history. She was part of the early republic and witnessed the nation's transformation and growth throughout her lifetime.

Duval's memory is preserved in Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard, where she was laid to rest. Her long life and presence in her community left a lasting impression on those who knew her.

Also buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard

John Rodney
1796–1886 (age 90)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
John Rodney (1796-1886) was a long-lived American whose life spanned nearly a century.
George Washington Carpenter
1837–1921 (age 84)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
George Washington Carpenter lived from 1837 to 1921 and was buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard.
Emlen Newbold Carpenter
1845–1891 (age 46)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Emlen Newbold Carpenter (1845-1891) was a 19th-century individual with family ties to prominent religious institutions.
Mary Rodman Fisher
1836–1899 (age 63)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Mary Rodman Fisher (1836-1899) was a 19th-century woman connected to the Episcopal Church community.
George T. Pearson
1847–1920 (age 73)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
George T. Pearson was a Trenton resident who lived from 1847 to 1920.
Ezra Otis Kendall
1818–1899 (age 81)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Ezra Otis Kendall (1818-1899) was a Wilmington resident with connections to the Episcopal Church community.