Alexandria, Virginia
It was a member of my PEYTON family, Colonel Francis PEYTON, who was on the committee in 1795, tasked with purchasing land for a general burying ground, which became known as Penny Hill Cemetery. It is at South Payne Street, with less than a dozen tombstones remaining.
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Penny Hill Cemetery
Posted in peyton, photography, tagged 1795, 1918, 1918 Flu Epidemic, 1918 Influenza Pandemic, alexandria, cemeteries, gravestone, penny hill, penny hill cemetery, south payne street, virginia on June 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
John T. Robertson
Posted in Peytons Along the Aquia, peyton, tagged john t. roberson, john t. robertson, roberson family, robertson family, virginia on June 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ann PEYTON, does not exist and I know nothing about the parents of person #264, John T. ROBERTSON, who was a PEYTON cousin.

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