Mary Rodman Fisher

1836–1899 (age 63)

Biography

Mary Rodman Fisher (1836-1899) was known in her circle for nurturing younger relatives and sustaining friendships with a generous heart.

Her unwavering kindness and the echo of her laughter still linger in the memories of the Saint Luke's congregation, where she rests among loved ones.

Also buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard

Emlen Newbold Carpenter
1845–1891 (age 46)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Emlen Newbold Carpenter (1845-1891) was a 19th-century individual with family ties to prominent religious institutions.
Ezra Otis Kendall
1818–1899 (age 81)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Ezra Otis Kendall (1818-1899) was a Wilmington resident with connections to the Episcopal Church community.
Josephine Hall
1865–1920 (age 55)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Josephine Hall (1865-1920) was an East Greenwich resident buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard.
Amos P. Brown
1864–1917 (age 53)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Amos P. Brown (1864-1917) was a Philadelphia-based professional and church member.
George Washington Carpenter
1837–1921 (age 84)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
George Washington Carpenter lived from 1837 to 1921 and was buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard.
Catherine Reinhardt Duval
1772–1857 (age 85)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Catherine Reinhardt Duval (1772-1857) was an American woman of the early republic era.