MD-007 Friends Graveyard

Marker text: FRIEND'S GRAVEYARD
Nearby are the graves of John Friend, Sr. (1732Ð1808), Kerrenhappuch Hyatt (d. 1798), his wife, and their son Gabriel (1761Ð1852), John and Gabriel were soldiers in the Revolution. The first permanent settlers in Garrett County, they settled on the Youghiogheny River at "Friends Fortune," now known as Friendsville.

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Location: MD Rt 42 at I-68, Friendsville, Garrett County, Maryland

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