David Small / Margaret Duncan Fish / Henry L. Fisher / Henrietta Yocum

David Small, also, Margaret Duncan Fish, also, Henry L. Fisher, also, Henrietta Yocum. . , 7. David Small (1812-1885): Across the roadway and uphill to your right, you will see the grave of David Small. Small owned the York Gazette and was chief burgess of York during the Civil War. He was part of the delegation that went to meet the Confederate General John B. Gordon prior to the Confederate occupation of York., 9. Margaret Duncan Fish (1846-1911): Directly in front of you, is the burial site of Margaret Duncan Fish. She was a niece of Confederate General Johnson Kelly Duncan and was born in Ohio. She came to York in the early 1900s to work as the matron of the Children's Home of York., 10. Henry L. Fisher 91822-1909): Slightly to your left at approximately the 10 o'clock position lies Henry Fisher. A York lawyer during the Civil War, he welcomed home the 87th Regiment in September 1864, "We watched your career in the army, and sympathized with those whose friends have fallen in battle. Although we have not yet seen the end of the Rebellion, you have nobly performed your duty, and your services will be recorded on the bright pages of history, which shall chronicle the martial deeds of this era., 13. Henrietta Yocum (1811-1875): To the right of Fish's grave, lies Henrietta Yocum. She was a sister of York Countian and Confederate Johnson Kelly Duncan. Henrietta, like her sister Margaret Beitzel, lived in York. She married Jacob Yocum, a plasterer from Maryland. They named their son Duncan.