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Daffan Family Cemetery
Contributed by: Homer Musselman
From Falmouth take Forbes Street
(Route #627) north to Route #624 and go 1.3 miles to Leeland Road (Route #626.)
Turn left onto Leeland Road and go to Route #625. Follow #625 for approx. 1.5
miles to Daffan's crossing on the RF&P Railroad. Walk south on a dirt road
that parallels the railroad tracks for about 0.8 miles. The cemetery is on the
west (right) side of the road on top of a very steep hill about 100 feet in the
woods. The tombstone for Angela M. Daffan was broken and only the top half
remains. There was evidence of other unmarked graves.
Burrus, Ann M. (of Caroline County)
No date
Nov 22, 1848, 29 yrs.
Consort: P. H. Burrus
Daffan, Ida
No date
Sep 4, 1854, 6 Mo
Parents: James
& Angela M. Daffan
Daffan, Angela M.
No date
Feb 7, 1854
Consort: James Daffan
Parents: William Richards & Mary
Gordon
Daffan, William
No date
Apr 2,
1855, 78 Yrs
Daffan, Hugh W.
No date
Sep 22, 1847, 14 Yrs
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