Tombstones range from1780-1811

Four known burials

No known veterans

A sign reads “Grave Site/Anne Arnold Key/Grandmother of/Francis Scott Key.” A white marble monument in the graveyard reads “This graveyard has been protected by the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America in honor of Ann Arnold Key, grandmother of Maryland’s patriot poet.”  [Placed by the Memorial Committee of the Maryland Society of Colonial Dames of America along with Mrs. Key’s descendents

 Aconway Robinson’s “Scene and Herd” column in the Maryland Gazette newspaper (date unknown)

The cemetery is in a section of the estate that was formerly the main entrance and was known as “Graveyard Hill”. Historic Graves of Maryland and the District of Columbia by Helen W. Ridgely, copyright 1908, p.12, p. 14

The Maryland Original Research Society of Baltimore, copyright 1979, p. 52

Anne Arundel’s Legacy, The Historic Properties of Anne Arundel County, by Donna M. Ware, p. 72, 145

Crownsville Cemeteries by Emily Holland Peake, copyright 2002, p. 14

Anne Arundel Co. Historic Trust: AA0184