Esther Cox Binney Hare

1817–1902 (age 85)

Biography

Esther Cox Binney Hare was born in 1817 and spent her life as a steadfast presence within the parish of Saint James the Less. She nurtured family and civic bonds in the community, offering hospitality and quiet support to neighbors who sought comfort in faith and fellowship.

In her later years, those who knew Esther remembered her for the calm strength with which she met hardship and for the generous spirit she extended to church ministries. Her memory rests peacefully in Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard, where many still reflect on her dedication to service.

Also buried at Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard

Fernanda Henry
1863–1900 (age 37)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
Fernanda Henry was a woman who lived from 1863 to 1900 and was buried at Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard.
Christina Hallowell Garrett
1876–1960 (age 84)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
Christina Hallowell Garrett (1876-1960) was buried at Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard.
Charles Willing
1805–1887 (age 82)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
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Jesper Harding
1799–1865 (age 66)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
Jesper Harding (1799-1865) was a 19th-century individual buried in an Episcopal churchyard.
Lawrence Lewis Jr.
1857–1890 (age 33)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
Lawrence Lewis Jr. was a Philadelphia resident who lived from 1857 to 1890.
Nannie Dunlap Conarroe
1830–1917 (age 87)
Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard
Nannie Dunlap Conarroe (1830-1917) was buried at Saint James the Less Episcopal Churchyard.