Wesley and Anne Smith Roll
The Quakers
1801-1855 and 1802-1872

The Quaker Meeting House, 1788
Plainfield, New Jersey

The Plainfield Meeting House

Planifield, located in northeastern New Jersey in Union County, was founded by Quakers in 1684. The city is south of the Watchung Mountains. Both Wesley Roll, 1801-1855, and his wife Anne Smith Roll, 1802-1872, are buried at the Friends Burial Ground, Plainfield, Union County, New Jersey. Wesley (spelled Vesley Roll on the cemetery map) is buried in Plot #283 located in Row I. Anne (spelled Anna on the grave stone) is buried in Plot #284 in Row I.

Wesley Roll's grave stone is in the foreground
Anne Smith Roll's is behind.
There is nothing legible on the Wesley's stone.

The top of Anne Smith Roll's stone

The photographs and search were by Alan Taplow and David Casterline of the Quaker Meeting, Plainfield, New Jersey. The information and photographs are reproduced here with their permission.

Alan Taplow has a listing of those buried in the cemetery at the Friends Meeting House in Plainfield, New Jersey at
Rahway & Plainfield Monthly Meeting
http://members.tripod.com/~PlainfieldFriends/

For more information about the Quaker Meeting House in Plainfield, New Jersey, see
The Plainfield, New Jersey Meeting House
http://www.quaker.org/plainfield-nj.html