St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Cemetery - Baltimore MD - Churchyard Cemeteries on Waymarking.com

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Cemetery is very large and it is next to the church.

TEXT ON GRAVE MARKER IN ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CEMETERY

ESTELLA A BURNS
Dec. 5, 1899
Oct. 11 1997

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form

Block 3563-This block directly east of "Kellyville," north of W. 38th Street and east of Hickory, is dominated by the St. Mary's Episcopal Church complex, which occupies the entire northern portion of the block. In 1859 Sarah Mankin, wife of Henry, donated land on the west side of Roland, just south of W. 40th Street, to the Episcopal Church so they could build a permanent St. Mary's Church (the first, wooden structure had been burned during the Civil War), build a schoolhouse, and have a large cemetery.

Name of church or churchyard: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Cemetery Approximate Size: Large (100+)

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