Henry W. Moncure
1800–1866 (age 66)
Planter
About Henry W. Moncure
Henry W. Moncure (1800–1866) lived to age 66. They were a planter. They are buried at Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Also buried at Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Frank P. Moncure
1889–1969 (age 80)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Frank P. Moncure (1889-1969) was a Fairfax resident buried at Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Catherine Cary Ambler Moncure
1802–1850 (age 48)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Catherine Cary Ambler Moncure lived from 1802 to 1850 and was buried at Aquia Episcopal Church.
John Moncure III
1772–1822 (age 50)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
John Moncure III (1772-1822) was a man of the early republic era with burial in an Episcopal church cemetery.
Elise Vance Moncure
1886–1960 (age 74)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Elise Vance Moncure (1886-1960) was a Gallipolis resident buried at Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery.
Elise Vance Moncure
1886–1983 (age 97)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Elise Vance Moncure was a Gallipolis resident who lived from 1886 to 1983.
Kate Waller Barrett
1857–1925 (age 68)
Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery
Kate Waller Barrett (1857-1925) of Falmouth was a physician and social reformer known for championing the welfare of wom...
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1770–1836 (age 66)
Richardson Cemetery
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Etienne de Boré
1740–1820 (age 80)
Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1
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Gabriel Manigault
1758–1809 (age 51)
Christ Church Burial Ground
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Thomas Mann Randolph
1768–1828 (age 60)
Monticello Graveyard
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Nicholas Cabell Jr.
1780–1809 (age 29)
Liberty Hall Cemetery
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Wilson Jefferson Cary
1783–1823 (age 40)
Monticello Graveyard
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