St. Anne’s Churchyard Cemetery on FindAGrave

Tombstones range from 1697-1817
Approximately 22 tombstones

This was the town’s cemetery until 1790 when Elizabeth Bordley gave land for a new city cemetery. When digging occurs within the vicinity unidentified bones are often found. There are so many forgotten graves that the church buries these remains in the main cemetery where a plaque reads: Citizens of Annapolis who are here interred in unmarked graves, 1696-1789”.  
Many were re-buried here from elsewhere.

Cemetery Inscriptions of Anne Arundel County, Vol. I,  Anne Arundel Genealogical Society, 1982, p. 88-89 (additions and corrections made to this version and it was formerly included with St. Anne’s Cemetery)
The Maryland Original Research Society of Baltimore bulletins edited by Albert Levin Richardson, Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1973, p. 55
Directory of Maryland Burial Grounds
the Genealogical Council of Maryland, 1996, p. 69
The Capital newspaper article published July 9, 2008 entitled “Bones of early settler discovered at St. Anne’s”.
Additional information was from an unknown source (R. Worthington, “Cousin Anne” and St. Anne’s Parish) on the Internet.