Hannah HARRISON

  Noted events in her life were:

• Cemetery: confusion: James City County, VA. Besides this, Bishop Meade states that he found, at Jamestown, the tombstones or fragments of tombstones of Sarah(3) Ludwell, wife of Philip Ludwell, whose broken epitaph is given by Mr. Hall; of Ursula Beverley, wife of Robert Beverley and daughter of William Byrd; of B. Harrison, and Mrs. Edwards. All these tombs and fragments of tombs have passed away, and this indicates that scores of others once existed in the counties of York and James City, of which at present no signs remain.

(3) This must be a mistake. The tombstone of Hannah Ludwell, wife of Phillip Ludwell, is still at Jamestown.

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• Cemetery: Ludwell Burying Ground, 1731, Jamestown, VA. Cemetery Location: Ludwell Burying Ground, Jamestown, Virginia
James City County




Inscription on Tombstone:

"Under this stone lies interred the body of Mrs. Hannah Ludwell, Relict of the
Hon Philip Ludwell, Esq. By whom she has left one son and two daughters. After
a most exemplary life, spent in cheerful innocence, and the continual exercise
of piety, charity and hospitality, she patiently submitted to death on the 4th
day of April 1731 in the 52d. year of her life."

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Hannah married Philip LUDWELL. (Philip LUDWELL was born in 1672 and died in 1727.)