Frances Cox Henderson

1820–1897 (age 77)

civic-minded author

Biography

Frances Cox Henderson earned admiration as a civic-minded author whose writings reflected a deep commitment to the betterment of her community. Her thoughtful voice called for progress rooted in compassion and understanding.

She used words to unite people across differing views and inspired many to consider the needs of others. Frances’s legacy of service and enlightened discourse lives on through her remembered influence at Rosedale Cemetery.

Also buried at Rosedale Cemetery

Alfred P. Boller
1840–1912 (age 72)
Rosedale Cemetery
Alfred P. Boller was a Philadelphia resident who lived from 1840 to 1912.
John Stevens Darcy
1788–1863 (age 75)
Rosedale Cemetery
John Stevens Darcy (1788-1863) was a resident buried in Rosedale Cemetery.
Alfred Beaumont Thacher
1854–1928 (age 74)
Rosedale Cemetery
Alfred Beaumont Thacher (1854-1928) was an individual whose occupation and location are not specified.
Mary Kendall Loring Colvin
1869–1955 (age 86)
Rosedale Cemetery
Mary Kendall Loring Colvin (1869–1955) of Sterling is buried at Rosedale Cemetery.
John Oxenbridge Heald
1850–1911 (age 61)
Rosedale Cemetery
John Oxenbridge Heald (1850-1911) was a 19th-century figure interred at Rosedale Cemetery.
Richard James Cross
1845–1917 (age 72)
Rosedale Cemetery
Richard James Cross was a Liverpool resident who lived from 1845 to 1917.