

Photograph Courtesy of Bob Carney
Buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, MD – Little Robert son of W.Y. & N.C. Page
Born September 29,1866
Died January 10, 1870


Photograph Courtesy of Bob Carney
Caroline & C.W. Sinn
I love this time of year, the gorgeous autumnal colors, cool crisp temperatures and of course Halloween. My friend Bob Carney is a local photographer with a lot of talent. A while back he and his photography cohorts did a photo walk at Mt. Olivet. I love this picture for a couple of reasons – Firstly the surname on the tombstone is “SINN”, and secondly the “ghostly” apparition between the stone. Look between the two tombstones – do you see anything? Funny how much the image resembles my friend Bob.
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While walking around Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frederick, Maryland, I ran into the graves of some distant relatives. Below is the tombstone for Paul D. Simpson and his wife Ada W. I also found several other realtive buried in the general proximity. Reviewed the family tree and it appears that Paul Dittmar Simpson (1896-1982) was the son of Ridgely D. Simpson and Annie F. Albaugh. Ridgely was the son of Basil J.F. Simpson and Laura Nusbaum. The handsome Simpson marker is what first caught my attention.


The majority of my research is focused on the following family lines: Gardiner, Simpson, Clarke, Worthington, Green, Harris, Sullivan and Fealy.
If you landed on this page as a result
of search on a family name, let me know
and let's see if we are related! After all,
It's a small, small world.

March 26, 2009 by Sharon · Leave a Comment
Frederick County was created in 1748 from parts of Prince George's County and Baltimore County. In 1776, Frederick County was divided into three parts. The westernmost portion became
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