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In Memory of Shepard Kollock, Esq., and his wife Susan
 
Grave of three children of Isaac and Hannah Arnett

Hannah White Arnett

Shepard Koscisuko Kollock, D.D., and of his wife

Site of home and printing office of Shepard Kollock

William Arnett, (he was one of Susan Arnett's siblings); UNK; and Sharah H. Kollock, - wife of Rev. Dr. S.K. Kollock

 

IN MEMORY
OF
SHEPARD KOLLOCK, Esq.
an officer of the Revolution
who after having guided in the
establishment of the liberty of
his country, and for many years
filled with usefullness various civil
stations, died in the full assurance of
a glorious resurrrection , of a blessed
immortality, July 28th 1839
Aged 88 years

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Also
IN MEMORY OF
SUSAN, WIFE OF
Shepard Kollock
who died April 13th 1846
Aged 90 Years
and 6 Months
 

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This is the Grave of three children of Isaac and Hannah Arnett.

Elizabeth, d. April 6, 1758, 3 months of age
Abigail, d. Dec 1, 1776, 11 months of age
John,  d. Sept. 6, 1770, 1 day old

The top picture is of the stone in the distance in the wall, as it looks when you are on the sidewalk in front of the cemetery.  The bottom picture is a close up of the stone.  This stone is placed in the wall where Hannah & Isaacs grave is directly on the oppisite side of the stones.  The inscription is quite worn.  Someone said it has been recorded and I will look for the full inscription.  What I could make of it was...

This is the grave of Shepard Koscisuko Kollock. D.D., b. Elizabeth June 25, 1795, d. Philadelphia April 7, 1865.  In person this inscription is totally unreadable.  Note his wife's tiny headstone at the left edge of the picture.
 
 

The top picture is a view of where the sign is directly accross the street from the cemetery on the brick wall between the two stores.  The bottom is a close up of the sign which you can see has been defaced by graffiti.  It says...

These three graves are as follows from left to right -  William Arnett, died Sept. 20, 1821, aged 47 (he was one of Susan Arnett's siblings) My Brother, aged 22 years.

It is unknwon who is burried in this grave.  It is strange to think they buried one of their own without his name on the stone.  I was recently told that some compasionate families with money during the Revolutionary war buried unknown Soldiers in their family plots.  There was also a reference to a poem about the bodies of unknown soldiers titled "MY BROTHER".

Sharah H. Kollock, b. Norfolk ,Virginia, on Sept.15, 1804, d. Greenwich, N.J., Nov.21, 1859 - wife of Rev. Dr. S.K. Kollock

***note...to the left of the grave of William Arnett should be the grave of Sarah Stockton, d. Dec 3 179?, aged 9.  She was the Granddaughter of Isaac & Hannah Arnett by their daughter Sarah & her husband Benjamin Stockton.  Apparently her headstone was destroyed and removed.