Jane McBride Poe

1706–1802 (age 96)

Homemaker

Biography

Jane McBride Poe devoted her life to homemaking, providing steadfast care and warmth to her family across many seasons of prosperity and challenge. Her careful stewardship of the household and devotion to loved ones created a foundation of comfort and stability for those around her.

Remembered for her quiet strength and unwavering love, she now rests in Westminster Hall and Burying Ground, where the legacy of her kindness endures among those who cherish her memory.

Also buried at Westminster Hall and Burying Ground

David Stewart
1800–1858 (age 58)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
David Stewart was an American merchant and civic figure from Baltimore who lived from 1800 to 1858.
George N. Hollins
1799–1878 (age 79)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
George N. Hollins was a U.S. Navy officer who commanded various vessels during the 19th century.
Philip Barton Key II
1818–1859 (age 41)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
Philip Barton Key II was an American lawyer and politician from Georgetown who lived from 1818 to 1859.
Robert Gilmor
1808–1875 (age 67)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
Robert Gilmor was an American merchant, art collector, and patron of the arts in Baltimore.
Frederick Gustavus Skinner
1814–1894 (age 80)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
Frederick Gustavus Skinner lived from 1814 to 1894 and was buried in Westminster Hall and Burying Ground.
James McHenry
1753–1816 (age 63)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
James McHenry was an Irish-born American statesman who served as Secretary of War under Presidents Washington and Adams.

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Sybil Moseley Bingham
1792–1848 (age 56)
Grove Street Cemetery
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Mary Rebecca Tallmadge
1817–1872 (age 55)
Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery
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