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Daughter of Aage Frederik Johansen and Margaret Christina Henningsen Born November 16, 1916 Kolding, Denmark Died May 10, 1996 Charleston, South Carolina Wife of Ashmead Forrester Pringle, son of Ashmead Forrester Pringle and Agnes Petty Born June 9, 1908 Charleston, South Carolina Died August 24, 1998 Charleston, South Carolina |
 Anne Branford Lowndes Wife of Henry Frost Walker May 7, 1878 Jan 11, 1953 The Eternal God is Thy Refuge |
 Thomas Pinckney Lowndes Born Feb 22nd, 1839 Died Sept 23rd, 1899 |
Eliza Pinckney Relict of Col. Thomas Pinckney Born 20th August 1784 Died 19th Novr 1862 |
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Born 22nd Feby 1800 Died 1st Sept 1832 ------------------ Mary Pinckney Born 21st March 1804 Died 24th Jany 1822 |
Born 23rd October 1750 Died 17th November 1828 ----------------------- Col. Thomas Pinckney Born 22nd July 1780 Died 7th July 1842 |
Relict of Genl. Thos. Pinckney Born 10th September 1763 Died 26th March 1843 |
 Sacred to the Memory of John L. Holmes Who departed this life on the 19th of August 1859, Aged 54 years and 5 months |
 Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Rebecca Holmes The widow of John L. Holmes Born February [?], 1804 Died [?] 14th, 1862 "Not Lost, Blessed Thought, But Only Gone Before." |
 This stone marks the spot wherein are interred the mortal remains of Andrew Holmes Who died 5th September 1807, in the 28th year of his age. |
Daniel Elliott Huger July 21, 1902 December 4, 1972 And His Wife Frances Josephine Pelzer October 4, 1903 August 17, 1986 |
 In memory of my precious and beloved wife [Sa]rah Ann Knox Who died on the 10th of December [18]58 Aged 44 years, 2 months and 22 days ----------------------------------- William P. Knox Born 17th April 1813 Died 28th August 1875 |
 Isabella Knox Wife of W. P. Knox Born March 10, 1825 Died April 4, 1886 |
 Sacred to the Memory of Susan S. Howard Wife of R. T. Walker Died 2nd December 1860 Aged 31 years "She is not dead, but sleepeth." |
 The Trumpet Shall Sound, and the Dead Shall Be Raised Sacred to the Memory of Lieut. Philip Harvey of the British Navy, who departed this life on the 2nd of March 1824, in the 33rd year of his age. |
Anna Downes Frost Born 19 Nov 1792, Died 29 June 1819 ----------------------------------- John LeJau Frost Born 12 April 1799, Died 29 Feb 1803 ------------------------------------ Mary Caroline Frost Born 24 Sept 1802, Died 28 June 18[?]5 -------------------------------------- Elizabeth Downes Frost Born 9 July 1804, Died 9 July 1805 |
 James T. Welsman Born August 7, 1813 Died July 7, 1877 |
Honble Robert Daniell A brave man who had long served King William in his wars both land and sea, and afterwards governed this province under the lords proprietors. He died on the first day of May in the year 1718. Aged 72 years. Here Also war Buried the Body of Martha Logan Who was first the wife of the above Robert Daniell, and afterwards of Colonel George Logan. She died on the 5th day of November in the year 1742. Aged 58 years. This vault also contains the body of the above Colonel George Logan Of His Majesty's Army, And also the bodies of his son George Logan And his son's wife Martha Who was the daughter of the Honble Robert Daniell. |
 Emma Rutledge Daughter of Arthur M. Rutledge & Elizabeth Underwood Wife of Henry Smith Born in Tennessee 29th March 1854 Died at Charleston, SC 21st January 1940 Where He Leads Me I Can Safely Go, And in the Blest Hereafter I Shall Know Why, in His wisdom, He Hath Led Me So. |
 Ebenezer Thayer Died June 24, 1824 Aged 57 years ------------- Caroline Sinclair, His Wife Died March 18, 1836 Aged 64 years |
Mrs. Mary Dart The wife of John Dart, Esq. Relict of Capt. John Hext She died the 8th of November Anno Dom 1752, Aged 50 years. |
Edward Rutledge, Esq. Late Governor of this state whom it pleased the Almighty to take from this life Jany 23rd, 1800 at the age of fifty years and two months. The virtues of this eminent citizen require not the aid of an inscription here to recall them to our recollection, it is believed that they are engraven on the hearts, and will long live in the remembrance of his countrymen. Signer of the Declaration of Independence ----------------------------------------- Sacred to the Memory of Mary Rutledge Widow of Edward Rutledge Who departed this life on the 22nd Octr 1837 in the 85th year of her age. She was most loved, where best known may her piety & her virtues be remembered, though her example can be no longer enjoyed. |
 This marble marks the spot where repose the remains of Mrs. Eliza B. R. Mendenhall Who closed her earthly career on the 29th December A.D. 1848, aged 67 years. By her side sleeps her infant grandson John Bruce Limehouse "Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not deplore thee whose God was thy ransom, they Guardian and Guide. He gave thee, He took thee and He will restore thee, and death has no sting for the Savior hath died." This stone is consecrated to a beloved mother by her daughter. |
 Sacred to the Memory of Oliver L. Dobson Who departed this life on the 26th of March 1850, in the 60th year of his age. He was a native of Ireland, and emigrated to this country. Charity, kindness, and usefulness were his prominent characteristics. |
March 30, 1880 September 10, 1970 |
Elizabeth Banbury Who departed this life July 13, 1766 Aged 41 years |
Col. William Rhett Late of this parish, Principall Officer of His Majesties Customs in this province. He was a person that on all occasions promoted the publick good of this colony, and severall times generously and successfully centured his life in defense of the same. He was a kind husband, a tender father, a faithful friend, a charitable neighbor, a religious constant worshipper of God. He was born in London 4th Sept 1666, Arrived and settled this country 19th Novembr 1694, And dyed suddenly but not unprepared 12 Janry 1722, In the fifty-seventh year of his age. |
Anna Hayes Bennett Born 23rd March 1818 Died 18th August 1897 "She hath done what she could." |
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Part, But Then Shall I Know,
Even As Also I Am Known.
(I Corinthians 13:12;
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