From the Records of Internments at St. John's Catholic Church, Clinton **The following is a list of African-Americans who lived at or descendend from men and women of Poplar Hill on His Lordship's Kindness.There are far more entries in the record books, but for the purposes of this web site, the following names were selected for posting. The original records are held at St. John's Catholic Church in Clinton, Prince George's County, Maryland. The date reflects the recorded date of death and burial, name, age, and cause of death as recorded, when listed. 1892 - January 23-25 Henry Brown, Surratts, age 60 years Paralysis 1895, December 11-13 Andrew Jackson, Surratts, age 45 years Consumption 1897 Daniel Shorter, Surratts, age 69 years Died of old age 1897 Mary Brown, Surratts, age 72 Died - congestion of lungs 1903, April 19-22 John Brown, age 90 Died of Pneumonia 1905, March 5-9 Isaac Brown, Clinton, 49 years Died of Bright's Disease 1905, November 4-7 Henrietta Brown, Poplar Hill, about 80 years Died of paralysis 1908, March 21-23 Henrietta Holiday, Clinton, age 84 years Died of old age 1915, September 7 William Brown, Clinton, age 67 Died of Paralysis 1923, Nov. 6-9 Patsy Brown, age 92 years Died of old age   References to slave infirmities listed on Robert Darnall Sewall's 1853 inventory included only three notations on the mental or physical health of the men and women who labored on the plantation owned by Sewall. On the property managed by William Brinham, a "negro boy" named John Francis was recorded as being blind. No monetary value was noted by his name, nor was his age listed. A negro man, Nace, was described as old and "deranged." Neither monetary value nor age was listed by his name. On the property managed by Mr. Jenkins, a woman named Beck was listed as having "consumption."