George Gale

1756–1815 (age 59)

Photograph of George Gale

Biography

George Gale, born in 1756, rests at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery, where his life intersected with the spiritual life of his community. His years captured the transition from colonial roots to the expanding early republic, and he shared in the collective faith of those worshipping at Saint Marks.

Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery carries forward George Gale’s memory, honoring the devotion of generations who found solace there.

Also buried at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery

T. J. C. Williams
1851–1929 (age 78)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
T. J. C. Williams was a Calvert County resident who lived from 1851 to 1929.
Charles William Conley
1838–1927 (age 89)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
Charles William Conley (1838-1927) was interred at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Edgar Thomas Conley
1874–1956 (age 82)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
Edgar Thomas Conley (1874–1956) of Montgomery County rests at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Thomas Y. Conley
1809–1887 (age 78)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
Thomas Y. Conley was a County Armagh resident who lived from 1809 to 1887.
Helen M. Yocum Quaintance
1871–1940 (age 69)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
Helen M. Yocum Quaintance (1871-1940) was a Wisconsin resident buried at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Levin Gale
1784–1834 (age 50)
Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery
Levin Gale (1784–1834) of Elkton rests at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery.