Catharine Worthington Pearson

  • American

Catherine Pearson, born Catharine Worthington in 1791, was a member of a notable Georgetown family whose connections placed her at the center of early Washington society. The daughter of Dr Charles Worthington of Georgetown, DC, she married Hon Joseph Pearson, a North Carolina congressman who served in the US House from 1809 to 1815. Her family's political ties extended further through her eldest sister, Eliza Ann Worthington, who married Hon William Gaston, another North Carolina representative and later a distinguished judge. Catherine spent her later years in Washington and died in 1868, she is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. - AsNotedIn


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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1836/09/28 Charles Worthington's Will is probated. Dr Worthington devises to his daughter, Catherine Pearson, and her heirs the house in which he resides fronting on Prospect andFayette. Will dated 17 September 1835 Home Quality Hill Washington, DC
1867/00/00 A parishoner of St John's, Mrs Catherine Pearson, provides the use of a lot on 23rd between G and H Streets, NW, for a new colored congregation. Benefactor St Mary's Episcopal Church Washington, DC
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