Emlen Newbold Carpenter

1845–1891 (age 46)

Biography

Emlen Newbold Carpenter (1845-1891) quietly tended to the needs of his neighbors, offering his time and talents to keep the spirit of the Saint Luke's parish strong.

Though he preferred a humble life, he leaves behind the reassurance of a dependable friend, and those who visit the churchyard remember his thoughtful manner with appreciation.

Also buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard

Catherine Reinhardt Duval
1772–1857 (age 85)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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Mary Rodman Fisher
1836–1899 (age 63)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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George T. Pearson
1847–1920 (age 73)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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George Washington Carpenter
1837–1921 (age 84)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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Amos P. Brown
1864–1917 (age 53)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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John Rodney
1796–1886 (age 90)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
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