His wife was Elizabeth Hornketh.
His daughter Catharine Hornketh married Nicholas Esling about 1807.
He was 55 years old at the time of his death.
He was living at Race Street above 13th Street at the time of his death per his Philadelphia death certificate.
He owned a brickyard at the time of his death, the contents of the brickyard were advertised for public sale on March 2, 1813.
He was originally interred in Saint John's Church Cemetery.
He was re-interred in July 1924.
His daughter Catharine Hornketh married Nicholas Esling about 1807.
He was 55 years old at the time of his death.
He was living at Race Street above 13th Street at the time of his death per his Philadelphia death certificate.
He owned a brickyard at the time of his death, the contents of the brickyard were advertised for public sale on March 2, 1813.
He was originally interred in Saint John's Church Cemetery.
He was re-interred in July 1924.
His wife was Elizabeth Hornketh.
His daughter Catharine Hornketh married Nicholas Esling about 1807.
He was 55 years old at the time of his death.
He was living at Race Street above 13th Street at the time of his death per his Philadelphia death certificate.
He owned a brickyard at the time of his death, the contents of the brickyard were advertised for public sale on March 2, 1813.
He was originally interred in Saint John's Church Cemetery.
He was re-interred in July 1924.
His daughter Catharine Hornketh married Nicholas Esling about 1807.
He was 55 years old at the time of his death.
He was living at Race Street above 13th Street at the time of his death per his Philadelphia death certificate.
He owned a brickyard at the time of his death, the contents of the brickyard were advertised for public sale on March 2, 1813.
He was originally interred in Saint John's Church Cemetery.
He was re-interred in July 1924.
Gravesite Details
There is no headstone, he is interred in a mass grave.
Family Members
Spouse
Children
Advertisement
Advertisement
