There is a cemetery on the White's Hall property. We have hand-drawn plot maps showing a family cemetery off to the left side of the main house. We are unsure about who or how many people are buried there. According to some letters, we do know that Hannah Hopkins, Johns's mother is buried there. Most likely, Samuel Johns's father is buried there also. If and when we can get the property purchased, one of the first things we will do is have ground-penetrating radar used to

This timeline document shows the beginnings of the Quaker West River Meeting House Cemetery in Galesville. It also shows the connection to the Hopkins family.

More information about Maryland Quakers....... The Society of Friends built Third Haven Meeting House in Easton, Maryland between 1682 and 1684. The Meeting House has been in continual use since then. It is the white clapboard building shown below. The next four photos are of the 1684 interior that remains the same today. Notice the center wall with panels. These panel move up and down to divide the room into areas for silent reflection and worship. Pretty advanced mechanics