Samuel Gibbs French

1818–1910 (age 92)

Biography

Samuel Gibbs French lived to witness the nation’s growth over the 19th century and into the 20th, and his memory is cherished by those laid to rest near him in Saint John's Cemetery. His life reflected deep ties to faith and family.

His legacy is preserved through the quiet stories shared by loved ones who remember his principled manner and benevolent heart.

Also buried at Saint John's Cemetery

Vic Willis
1876–1947 (age 71)
Saint John's Cemetery
Vic Willis (1876-1947) was a Cecil County resident who lived 71 years.
Elizabeth Wolf
1816–1906 (age 90)
Saint John's Cemetery
Elizabeth Wolf lived from 1816 to 1906.
Charles F. Sullivan
1904–1962 (age 58)
Saint John's Cemetery
Charles F. Sullivan was a Worcester resident who lived from 1904 to 1962.
John Gaffney
1855–1913 (age 58)
Saint John's Cemetery
John Gaffney (1855-1913) was a man whose life coincided with the rise of industrialization in America.
Charley Donnelly
1885–1967 (age 82)
Saint John's Cemetery
Charley Donnelly was a Worcester resident who lived from 1885 to 1967.
James Henry Mellen
1845–1910 (age 65)
Saint John's Cemetery
James Henry Mellen (1845-1910) was a Worcester man who lived through Reconstruction and the rise of industrial America.