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UC SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY
INSCRIPTIONS FOUND ON THE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC IN THE OLDEST CEMETERY IN NORWALK. CONN.
LIFORNIA
FACILITY
A COMPLETE COPY
OF THE
INSCRIPTIONS
FOUND ON THE
Monuments, Headstones, &c.
In the Oldest Cemetery IN
NORWALK, CONN.
SEPTEMBER, 1892. Dedicated to the Memory of Norwalk's First Ancestors BY DAVID H. VAN HOOSEAR, WILTON, CONN. (P. O. HURLBUTT STREET, CONN.)
BRIDGEPORT, CONN. : THE STANDARD ASSOCIATION, PRINTERS. 1895.
HE Cemetery from which this copy was taken is situated at East Norwalk in the old village where the first settlement was made, Home lots laid out, and a few rods South-east of the site of the first Church, which was on the North corner of East Avenue and Fort Point Road. The Cemetery i's triangular in shape, bounded on all sides by highways and enclosed by a picket fence. There are many graves seen which are unmarked by Headstones, and very many more of the early ances- tors remains were deposited in this burial place, of which no mark or tra- dition is left. Here rests one of our Colonial Governors, (Gov. Thomas Fitch) No. 230. Probably the first minister Rev. Thomas Hanford is buried here, (tradition says near the headstone of his son Thomas,) where is seen a "flat Brown stone" the inscription is wholly obliterated. The 2d minister Rev. Stephen Buckingham, (No. 209) and 3d minister Rev. Moses Dickenson (No. 234) a tutor of Yale college. Buckingham St. John (No. 20), a son of the 1st Pastor, Rev. Jedeiah Buckingham. Two deacons; one of 1st church.
Five militia Capt , one militia Col., a Rev. Soldier, a Col., two Capt., and seven soldiers in late war who have inscribed stones, a Master of Arts, M. D., an eminent Dentist, and many whose title has never been chis- eled on the stone marking their grave.
The yard contains but one vault ; (The Raymond.) In summer the flowers placed in this cemetery by descendents of deceased friends show that the memory of the dead here are not forgotton. It is well cared for. May this interest continue, and the forefathers be allowed to rest and remain where they are. The object of the undertaking is to pre- serve definite memory of these early ancestors of Norwalk.
"He is a public benefactor who gathers together from the crumbling monuments and preserves in printed form the memorials erected by their cotemporaries over the early fathers of the country.".
[N. L. Collamer, Wash. D. C.]
The reader may say where are our Earliest Ancestors? To this the answer must be within the above enclosure. It is true over fifty years had passed after the settlement of the town before the first inscribed headstone appears, yet we have no record yet found, no tradition still kept or kuown of, or evidence of the existance of any other. This was for the first church in the heart of the ancient settlement. Imported stones were costly, and in a few Graveyards, stones from the field were se- lected, with the initials and year of death roughly chiseled upon them. A number appear in Stratfield Cemetery (now Bridgeport, Conn.,) before 1700, the earliest 1688 and one in Fairfield 1687. No well inscribed stone appear in either of these before 1700. From the above facts we are led to believe this is the first cemetery in Norwalk.
Each Stone is given a number commencing on the South side, and is copied in six sections between parallel lines from East to West so the small numbers are stones on the south part of the yard and so north- ward.
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THE INSCRIPTIONS
IN THE
Cemetery at Norwalk, Conn.
As Copied in September, 1892, by David H. Van Hoosear, Wilton Conn.
1-Samuel W. Potter,
Died June 15, 1869, Æ. 80 y'rs 8 mo's & 7 days. Also, Sarah B. wife of Samuel W. Potter, Died April 1, 1864, Æ. 76 y'rs & 12 days.
Father.
2-Charles Dennis.
Born July 6, 1829. Died April 14, 1888. At Rest.
In Memory of
3-Wm. St. John.
Who died July, 1805, Æ. 42 years.
In Memory of
4-Hannah, [St. John]
Relict of Wm. St. John, who died Nov. 21, 1810, Æ. 50 yrs.
5- James Andrew,
Died March 9, 1871, Æ. 66 y'rs 3 mo's & 19 days. Elizabeth, his wife. died Feb. 1, 1888, Æ. 76 y'rs & 5 mo's.
Mother.
6-Elizabeth, [Silcox]
Wife of William Silcox. Died March 7, 1890, ÆE. 47 y'rs 4 days.
A light from our household is gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our hearts That can never be filled.
7-Delia, [,(St. John) Thorp!
Daughter of William and Han- nah St. John, and wife of David B. Thorp; died June 11, 1845, aged 50 years, 6 months and 17 days.
In Memory of 8-Maria P. St. John.
Born May 18, 1794, Died De- cember 9, 1873.
Here Lies Interred the Body of 9-William St. John, A. M. Who departed this life Feb'ry 1st, 1800, in the 56th year of his age.
Tremendous death, how awful is thy sway, Thy dreadfull Summons Mortals must obey ; In time of sacred ardor, seek the heavenly shore
Where joys forever bloom, and death shall be no more.
10-David Burr Thorp.
Born March 6, 1794. Died March 16, 1857, aged 63 years and 10 days.
11-Our Little Zaydee Thorp. In Memory of 12-Matthew C. St. John, Born March 16, 1792. Died May 9, 1856.
In memory of
13-Mary Esther St. John.
Who died April 15, 1850, Æ. 97 y'rs. 5 mo's. & 2 d's.
"Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like a shock of corn cometh in his season."
[Brownstone.] In Memory of
14-Mrs. Ann St. John,
Wife of Col. Stephen St. John, who departed this life April 28tl:, 1797, in her 64th year.
15-Morris Jennings.
Died Nov. 8, 1882, Æ. 58 yrs. 9 mo. and 9 d's.
Here lies interr'd the body of 16-Mr. Hooker St. John,
Who departed this life March the 10th, 1782, in the 40th year of his age.
All you who pass by may drop a tear O'er one who was as now you are. But now he's gone and paid ye debt The lot of all both small aud great.
In Memory of
17-Ellen St. John.
Who died Oct. 27, 1849, Æ. 19 y'rs. Coloured.
18-Edward F. Jennings.
Died Aug. 10. 1885. Æ. 36 y'rs, 9 mos, and 9 Ds. At Rest.
[Marble Tablet. ] -- d the body of
19-S-phen St. John, Esq., and -of the 9th Regt. of Foot - he State of Connecticut who departed this -- May the 9th 1785, in the 50th year of his age. Hark from the tombs & doleful sou- -and the cry
-view the ground -must shortly lie.
The Grave of 20-Buckingham St. John,
A. B., late Tutor of Yale Col- lege in New Haven who was drowned in returning home on the 4th of May, 1771 in the 26th vear of his age.
A youth adorned with strong men- tal endowments, cultivated with polite and usefull literature, but a sudden gust plung'd him in the sea Blasted our hopes and left his friends his country and sci- ence to bewail the Loss: And learn the Vanity of depending on fleeting dust.
[Slate. ] Here Lyes Buried ye Body of 21-Mr. Mathias Saint John.
Aged 37 years. Dec'd 1732. [Captain Joseph St. John, s. of Joseph and Sarah (Betts) St. John and "probably" grandson of Mark Sention was born Nov. 5th, 1705, married Susannah -- - who was born 1709, d. Dec. 4, 1749, aged 40
yrs. 2 mo., and buried near Jo- seph's Tomb Table. Her inscrip- tion reads "ve wife of Capt. Jo- seph St. John." He died Sep. (probably) 1756 or 1760. aged 53 or 57 yrs. His residence was where now lives Wm. H. Earle, East av. nearly opposite the Governor Fitch place. He was a rich man and large laud holder, and after his death there was erected to his memory a brownstone Tomb Ta- ble similar to the Governor Fitch. Beyond the memory of those liv- ing the entire inscribed slate which was placed in the top of this table, was missing, and vari- ons traditions and rumors have been handed down of the cause of its removal, whereabouts and dis- appearance. The author has thor- oughly traced these to establish for whose memory this table was erected. At last he has in his hands a part of the original slate which was found while excavating a blind drain on the Wm. H. Earle's place. 1893. The St. John coat of arms is a shield, and the upper third has two stars and the motto is "Data Fata Secutus." The coat of arms engraved on the broken slate (which exactly fits in the socket for it in the tomb ta- ble) bears a part of this motto ("Data Fata --- ") the "Secu- tas" being broken off. A large portion of the shield is seen. What remains to be seen of the inscription is as follows :]
"The Rema- CAPt JOSEPH- lies here waitin- Resurrection of S-
He departed SEP.t- Ætat. 5-
Hark mortals Hark what vol- Comes echoing from- O my dear friends be wise While vital spirits animat-"
Here lies the body of
22-Mrs. Susannah St. John,
ve wife of Capt. Joseph St. John, who died December ye 4, 1749, aged 40 years and 2 months.
She that lies at rest within this tomb Had Rachels tace and Leah's fruitfull womb,
Abigail's wisdom, Lydia's faithfull heart With Martha's care we hope Mary's better part.
[Slate.]
23-Sarah Saint John,
Dau'r to Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Susannah Saint John, aged 7 years 4 mo & 12 Ds. Died April 18, 1741.
.
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[Slate.] Here lies Buried the Body of 24-Mrs. Sarah St. John, Wife of Mr. Joseph St. John, who departed this life Aug'st 26th 1755 in the 90th year of her age.
ĮSłate. ] Here lyes Buried the Body of 25-Mr. Nehemiah Rogers,
Who departed this life May ve 30th, 1760, aged 42 years and 12 days.
[Slate.] Here lyes Buried the Body of 26-James Rogers, Esq., Aged 58 years& 5 mo. De'd, July ye 13th, 1733.
[Brownstone.] Here lies the Body of 27-Mrs. Freelove Rogers,
Relict to Capt. James Rogers Esqr, who died Jan'ry ye 26th, 1739, in ye 46th year of her age.
28-Our Little Eddie,
Died Feb. 18, 1873, Æ. 1 yr. 7 m's 8 da.
[Slate. ] Here lyes ye Body of
29-Sarah Saint John,
Daut to Joseph Saint John, aged 24 years. Dec'd Decr ye 23d 17 ---
In memory of 29a-Job Bartram, Esq., Who died July 19, 1813, Æ. 78.
29b-Jane Bartram,
Died Oct. 1, 1847, Æ. 33.
29c-Henry S. [Bartram,] Born Feb. 5, 17, 1867.
Jennie G., Born Oct. 10. 1837. Died Dec. 14, 1875. Children of Charles J. and Elizabeth G. Bartram.
30-Arthur R. [Underhill, ] Son of Charles H. & Alice E. Underhill. Died Aug. 28. 1882, Æ. 21 y'rs & 20 days. He died trusting in Jesus.
In memory of 31-Mr. Isane Scudder,
Who died March 5th, 1784, aged 78 years.
[Slate.]
32-Ruth,
-N-O-DS-7.
[Brownstone.] Here lies buried the Body of 33-Mr. Samuel Grumman.
Who departed this life Aug. ye 21st, 1747, aged 53 years.
In memory of 34-Mrs. Elizabeth Scudder,
Relict of Mr. Isaac Scudder, who died Aug. 21, 1798, aged 93 years.
Here lies ye Body of 35-Mrs. Sarah Seuder,
Wife to Mr. Isaac Scuder, aged 30 yrs., 8 ms., 11 dayes, Dec'd.
[Brownstone.] In memory of
36-Rebeckah Grumman,
Wife of Samuel Grumman, who died May 24th, 1790, in the 94th year.
37-Clara Christerisen,
Died March 9, 1892, Æ. 23 y'rs, 7 mo's & 11 days.
38-Baby Helene E. [Madden,] Daughter of Fred. H. and Susie Madden, born Dec. 22, 1890, died June 13, 1891.
[Brownstone. ] Here lies Buried the Body of 39-Mrs. Lois Carter,
Relect of Mr. Sam'l Carter, who died January ye 12, 1752, in ye 82d year of her Age.
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40-Betsey Marvin,
Widow of Allen Betts, died Jan. 29, 11882, Æ. 90 Yrs., 3 mo's & 19 Days.
Here lies Buried the Body of 41-Mr. John Gregory,
Dec'd January ye 18, 1751, in ye 75th year of his age. [Brownstone.]
42-Seth Marvin,
Died July 6, 1836, Æ 85 y'rs & 6 mo.
Hannah,
His wife, died Dec. 12, 1846, Æ. 85 y'rs & 4 mos.
43-Elisa Ann [Gay],
Wife of Wm. Gay, died Mar. 25, 1835, Æ. 29 y'rs, 3 .mo. & 11 d's.
He loved him"because he first loved us. -John, 11, 19.
44-Lucretia,
Wife of Wm. Gay, died May 26, 1852, Æ. 52 y'rs & 14 d's.
But I trusted in thee, O Lord, I said, Thou art my God .- Ps., 31, 14.
45-William Gay,
Died March 4, 1864, ÆE. 62 y'rs, 3 mo's & 1 Day.
[Brownstone. ] In memory of
46 -Seth [Smith,]
Son of Hutton & Phebe Smith, who died of the Small Pox, Feb. 22, 1799, in the 14th year of his age.
47-Isabell E. [Richards, ]
Wife of Frank II. Richards. died Dec. 9, 1879, Æ. 25 y'rs, 7 mo & 20 days.
[Brownstone.] In memory of
48-Sally [Smith,]
Daughter of Hutton & Phebe Smith, who died of the Small Pox, March 2d, 1799, in the 17th year of her age.
49-James H. Brush,
Died May 20, 1884, aged 33 y'rs, 4 mo's & 14 Days. -: 0 :- We shall meet beyond the river.
In memory of
50-John E. King,
A Mechanical Engineer, Died Sept. 19, 1881, Æ. 36 y'rs.
51-Henry Marvin,
Died June 18, 1882, Æ. 84 yrs, 2 mo's & 15 Days.
"Who shall separate us from the love of Christ ?"
52-Harry [Youngs,]
Son of Washington & Susie Youngs, died Dec. 2, 1881, Æ. 2 yrs., 10 mo's & 29 days. Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
In memory of
53-Phebe [Smith,]
Wife of Hutton Smith, who died June 4, 1836, Æ. 72 years. How in an instant she is called, Eternity to view ; No time to regulate her thought, Nor bid her friends adieu.
54 -- Phebe E. [Marvin,]
Wife of Henry Marvin, died Jan. 1, 1892, Æ. 89 y'rs, 2 mo's & 1 Day. The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.
55-Theresa J. [Marrin, ]
Daughter of Henry & Phebe E. Marvin, died April 24, 1845, Æ. 2 years & 10 Days.
56-Charles F. [Lockwood,]
Died Feb. 20, 1871, Æ. 6 mo's & 10 D's.
Stephen A. Died Mar. 9, 1872, Æ. 2 mo. & 10 D's, children of C. M. & M. F. Lockwood. These lovely ones, so young and fair, Call'd henee by earthly doom, Just came to show how sweet flowers In paradise would bloom.
57-Mattie [Goodwin,]
Daughter of William & Ann Goodwin, born Mar. 4, 1873, died Mar. 16, 1879. She sleeps in Jesus.
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In memory of 58 - Hannah [Smith,]
Wife of Founten Smith, who died Aug. 8, 1824, aged 93 years.
In memory of
59-Hannah [Smith, ]
Wife of James Smith, who died Aug. 20, 1811, Æ. 57.
60-John Austin,
Born Aug. 16, 1798, died Sept. 4. 1872, aged 74 years & 18 Days.
61-William Goodwin,
Died Aug. 20, 1885. Æ. 52 yrs. 5th N. Y. Heavy Art'l.
Ann, Wife of William Goodwin, Died Feb. 7, 1892, Æ. 58 y'rs.
In memory of
62-James Smith,
Who died June 17, 1813, Æ. 57. -+-
63-Mary Austin, Wife of John Austin, died Ang. 5, 1882, aged 69 years.
"She hath done what she could." -Mark, 14:8.
64-Nehemiah Ganung, Jr., Co. F, 1st N. Y. Eng.
65-Aaron Cook.
Died Nov. 19. 1873, aged 67 Y's. 6 m's & 18 Days.
A native of Lancaster, Mass.
[Slate.] HIERE lyes ye body of 66-Mr. Eliphalet Lockwood,
Jun'r, aged 28 years, 3 MONTHS & 24 Days, dec'd October THE 17th, 1734.
[Brownstone. ] 67-Mrs. Abigail Lockwood,
68-Jacob Wetzenstein, Co. C. 75 Regt., N. Y. Vols. died March 23, 1888.
69-Charles E. [Pitzer,] Our Darling is Sleeping. Son of Gustave & Augustine Pitzer, born Sept 3, 1884, died May 23, 1885.
70-Heury J. Brush.
Born. Jan. 15, 1816, Died June 20, 1884.
Vesta A., His wife, born Aug. 12, 1820, died Apr'l 25, 1886.
[Slate. ]
71- Ruth Belden,
Daughr of Lient T John and Ruth Belden aged. 14, years died Jan'ry ye 21st 1704-5.
[Slate.] . -- yes ye body of
72-Ruth INGOLDSY.
Died March ye 30 1729, in ye 23d year of her age.
73-Sarah F. [Allen,] wife of Frank Allen Died Feb. 5. 1886. Æ. 50 yrs, 3 mos & 3 Ds.
At Rest.
[Brownstone. ] Here lies the body of
74-Peter [Hayes,]
Ye son of Isaac and Margaret Hayes who died Nov'r ye 17. 1750 in ye 8 year of his age.
75-Alfred G. Corson Died March 14, 1887, Æ-36 yrs. 2 mos. & 15 Ds.
At Rest. Corson.
[Brownstone. ]
76-Mr. Samuel Hayes.
[There is no No. 77 ]
78-Mary Mildred. [Corson] Wife of Alfred D. Corson, Died Dec. 10, 1883, Æ. 55 yrs 4 mos & 26 D's.
Asleep in Jesus.
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79-Freddie [Kąske]
Died Nov. 2, 1874, age 9 mos. & 20 Ds.
1I.
Charlie
Died Feb. 26. 1888, age 16 yrs. & 24 Ds. Children of John & Caroline Kaske. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
[There is no No 80.]
81-Annie E. [Beers]
Wife of Wm. H. Beers Died () .t. 2. 1885. Æ 26 y'rs 5 mo's & 11 D's. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
82-Emeline [Merrills]
Wife of Addison Merrills, Died Mar. 20, 1882, Æ, 35 yrs, 8 mos, & 20 days.
Dearest mother thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply feel ; But 'tis God who hast bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal.
[Brownstone. ] In memory of
83-Deborah [Hanford, ]
Wife of Hezekiah Hanford, who died Septr. 15th, 1803, in the 78th year of her age.
[Hezekiah the son of No. 94 was buried in this cemetery ; His headstone was standing within the memory of some living-but it is now absent. He was buried next to his wife Deborah [No. 83]. He married Deborah Hayt dau of Caleb Hayt Oct 7, 1743. He served in the Coast Guards during the Revolution. His children were :- I. Daniel. b. June 26, 1744 Died April 12, 1797 [See No 86]
II. Deborah, b. Sep 26, 1746
III. Samuel, b Jan 7, 1748 d. July -. IV. Hezekiah, b. July 24, 1753.
V. Mehitable, b. Oct 7, 1755, d. July -.
VI. Josiah, b. Dec 10, 1757, d. July. -.
VII. Lydia, b. May 27, 1759.
VIII. Elizabeth, b. Feb 27, 1762
IX. Grace, b. Oct 5, 1765 d. Mar 28, 1840 X. Susannah b. Oct 7, 1768.]
84-Joseph P. Hanford.
Died Aug. 10, 1870, aged 88 years.
[Joseph Platt Hanford-[84] married 1st Charlotte St. John [See No 85]. Their children were :-
I. Daniel, who d. Sept 25, 1857.
Winfield Scott Hanford his son is buried in Union Cem. Norwalk. His dau. Mary, C. married Hon E. A. Woodward of So Norwalk. Their child Lottie
Hanford Woodward is the 8th genera- tion inclusive, of Wm and Mary Haynes, [No 96] 5 generations of which are buried in this cemetery.
Charles.
III. Winfield Scott.
Joseph Platt Hanford 2nd married Phebe Northrop dau of Seth Raymond of Wilton, Ct. [See No 88]. Their chil- dren :
Joseph Platt Hanford b. March 8, 1818 Joseph P. senr. d. Aug 10, 1870.]
85-Charlotte [Hanford]
wife of Joseph P. Hanford, Died Feb, - 1816, Æ. 30 y'rs,
[Before marriage her name was Char- lotte St. John. Sister to Chas. who married Nancy Marvin dau of Mat- thew Jr.]
In memory of
851-Daniel Hanford,
who died April 12th, 1797 in the 51st. year of his age.
86-Susannah [Hanford]
Reliet of Daniel Hanford, Died March 10, 1836. ÆE. 86 y'rs.
[Daniel Hanford. m. Jan 9-1773 Susan- nah Platt dau.of Capt. Joseph Flatt, she was born Jan. 4, 1750 d. Mar. 12 -1836. He was Capt. of Militia and served in the active service for 3 mos in the Revolution. His children were :-
I. Edward, b. Mar 3. 1774.
II. Andrew, b. Aug. 18, 1775, d. Cct. 16, 1776. III. Joseph. Platt, b. Aug. 23,1777, d. Sep. 18, 1778.
IV· Andrew, b. Dec. 9, 1779.
V. Joseph Platt, b. April 17. 1782 [See No 84]. VI. Deby, b. April.19. 1784.
[There is no No 87 ]
SS-Phebe,
Second wife of Joseph P. Han- ford, Died May 26, 1860, Æ. 74 y'rs.
89-Elizabeth [ Toby]
wife of William T. Toby, Died Oct. 17, 1872, aged 47 years. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
90-S. P. Ellwood Co. C 28th. Conn. INF.
[Slate. ] HERE Lyes ye Body of 91-Mrs. Mary Hanes
Wife to Mr. William Hanes aged 51 years Dec'd. July ye . 1711.
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92-Edwin Barnes
Co. F 17, Regt, Conn. Vols, Died Mar, 7. 1882.
[Brownstone] In memory of 93-Deacon David Comstock who died Nov'r. 19th.1782 in the 62d. year of his age.
[Brownstone.] Here lies Buried the Body of 94-Sam'l. Hanford Esqr
who died Febr. ye 2nd. 1751 in ye 77th year of his Age.
[Samuel Hanford was born April 5, 1674 and d. Feb 2d 1751. Married "Haines," Isabel "Haynes," or "Hanes," &c. He was a Capt. of Mili- tia, Justice of the Peace, &c. His children mentioned in his will, were :
I. Samuel, b. 1710, d. Mar 28, 1795.
II. Thadeus.
III. Haynes.
1V. Hezekiah, b. 1722 d. May 2, 1812. Aged 90. [See his wife No 83.]
V. William
VI. Isabel Married Jonathan Hall of New Haven, died 1749.]
[There no No 95 ]
[Slate. ] Here Lyes Buried the Body of 96-Mr. William Hanes
aged 64 years. Died April ye 2d. 1712.
[William Haynes [96] sailed from Lon- don Jan 8, 1685 on board the Betty, James May Captain. He made his will April 1st. 1712 n which he men- tions his daughter's Elizabeth wife of John Bartlett, Isabel the wife of Samuel Hanford [94] and Mary Haynes who was the daughter of his last wife who died 1711. The Prop- erty mentioned in the will was de- vided Nov 8, 1749. (Sce his wife No 91).]
[Brownstone. ] Here lies Buried the Body of 97-Capt. Samuel Comstock
who Departed this life October the 26th. 1752 in the 73d. year of his age
[Capt. Samuel Comstock abovo men- tioned was a Son in Law of Rev Thomas Hanford having married his youngest daughter Sarah Dec. 27, 1705. She was born May 1677.]
98-Sadie
Daughter of C. H, Hendrick
99-[Clarkie Hendrick] Son of C. H. Hendrick
[Brownstone. ] Here Lies the Body of 100-Mrs Sarah Darrow Wife of Mr John Darrow who died Decembr 11, 1749 in the 34th ye'r of her age
101-Henrietta. D. Andrews
Born May 7th, 1833, Died Jan. 16th, 1886.
[Small Marble Monument. ] 1011-Our Little Harry
Died Oct. 2, 1878, Æ. 6 yrs. 5 mos, & 10 Days, The Lord gaveth and hath taken.
102-Willie [Hendrick]
. Son of C. H. Hendrick
103-Maria Davids
Born Aug. 21st, 1805, Died June 8th, 1885.
[Slate.] HERE Lyes ye Body of 104-Mary Marren
Wife of John Marven aged 35 years. Departed This life April ye 17th, 1720.
In memory of 105-Sidney S. Kugler
Died Aug. 14, 1877, aged 20 ys, 10 m's and 3 D's.
[Brownstone. ] 106-Mrs Mary St John
the wife of - Mr James St John Dec'd Oct'r 17th. 1749 in ye 76 year of her age.
[Brownstone. ] In memory of 107-Polly [Eversley]
Daughter of John & Mary Eversley who died Sep'r 3d. 1801 aged 1 year & 8 mo.
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In memory of 108-Daniel Eversley who died Sept. 23, 1825. Æ. 85 years.
[Brownstone.] Here lies the Body of
109-Mrs Mercy Saint John Wife of Mr Moses Saint John who died Nov'r ye 23d. 1748. aged 37 years & 8 months
110-Hannah. M. [Weed]
Wife of Harvey S. Weed Died. April 1, 1887, Æ, 62 yrs. 6 mos. & 23 Ds. Dear Mother at Rest
[Brownstone.] In memory of 111-John Eversley who died May 17th, 1798 in the 62d. year of his age.
In memory of
112-Abigail Eversley, who died Oct. 9, 1821. Æ T, 84 years. -: 0 :-
In memory of 113-John Eversley,
who died Feb. 22, 1836, in the 70, year of his age.
114-Harriet A. [Camp]
Wife of Rev Harvey Camp, Died July 31, 1886.
[Stone fallen on ground.] 115-John Eversley Died Aug. 26. 1848, Æ. 51 y's, & 5 Ds. -: 0 :-
[Brownstone.] Here lies the Body of 116-Mrs Deborah [Meud] the wife of Leut'n Nehemiah Mead who died July ye 3d. 1749 in ye 40th. year of her age
117-Willis D. [Gregory] Son of George W. and Eliza J. Gregory, Died Aug. 19, 1864, Æ, 1 y'r 8 mo's. & 20 Days.
[Other side of stone ] Our Willie Grand son of Rev. Z. & E. Davenport.
[Stone Broken on the ground. ] In memory of 118-Mary [Eversley] wife of John Eversley, who died Aug. 21, 1857, in the 88th, year of her age.
119-John B. Gregory Died July 22, 1842, Æ. 59 y'rs,
[Little monument.] 120-R. Edwin [Carman] Son of Samuel & Irene Carman, Born May 13, 1884, Died Oct. 7,1884, Our Baby.
[Small marble monument. ] Our Darling.
121-Zophar S. [Carman] Son of Samuel & Irene Car- man Born Feb. 24, 1878, Died Dec. 10, 1884.
122-Mary. J. A. [Hoyt.]
Wife of William B. Hoyt Died Feb 5, 1889. "Precious Jesus"
123-Bertha May [Evenden]
Daughter of James & Elizabeth Evenden. Born Dec. 18, 1882. Died Feb. 17, 1891.
124-George. F.
125-Mother
126-Olive
Wife of John B. Gregory, Born Oct. 18, 1785, Died Feb. 1, 1881.
127-Bertha A. [Hine]
daughter of U. W. & E. L. Hine Died Jan. 9, 1888. Æ. 2 yrs. & 7, mo's.
[Other side of stone.] Darling Bertha Safe in the arms of Jesus Sister.
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128-Jane Stuckey
Died August 15, 1881, Aged 28 years 10 months, and 15 days.
[There is no No 129. ]
130-Charles F. G. Gregory, Died March 5, 1845, aged 25 y'rs.
Nancy. Wife of Charles F. G. Greg- ory, Died March 22, 1890, aged 75 y'rs.
131-Charles. F. Gilbert
Died Aug: 10, 1881, Æ. 30 y'rs, 8 mo's. and 26 Days.
Lord remember me when thou comest into thy Kingdom
[Slate.] Here lie ye Remains of 132-Mr. Seth Smith.
Who departed this Life May the 7th 1772. aged 31 years.
[Quincy Granite.]
133-John G. Cooper,
Born Sept. 19, 1828, Died Oct. 13, 1860.
Margaret E. His wife Born July 23, 1833, Died June 2, 1891.
Mary Emily Their infant daughter, aged 7 weeks.
In after-time we'll meet them. COOPER
In memory of 134-Eliza S.
Daughter of Capt. Samuel., and Elizabeth. S. Page. who died Sept, 13, 1842. Æ. 7 years 6 mos. and 10 Days.
A widowed mother's lovely child Last of my earthly Ties,
I placed her in certain hope To meet her in the Skies.
135-Samuel Page
died May 12, 1835, Æ 2 years 8 mo. and 12 days. Son of Capt. Samuel and Sarah. E. Page
In memory of 136-Charles L, White 2d who died Jan, 15, 1834, aged 25 ye, 7 mo. and 20 d's. In memory of
137-Mary L, [White] daughter of Charles L. & Sal- ly White who died April 4, 1835, Æ. 6 mos. & 4 ds
In memory of 138-Harriet H. [Kelly]
Daughter of William & Esther Kelly who Died July 21, 1839. Æ 18 years
In memory of 138}-Sally (Mallory) [White] Widow of Charles L, White. & daughter of Jolin & Han- nah, J Mallory who died July 31, 1855. aged 43 years 9 mo, & 17 days.
In memory of 139-Samuel [Mallory]
Son of John & Hannah Mal- lory who died June 1, 1810 Æ. 1 mo. and 21 ds.
In memory of 140-Mary Mallory
who died Nov. 10, 1795. A. 45 years wife of Matthew Mallory who was lost at sea 1781.
141-Charles [Mallory]
Son of Lewis & Anna Mallory died Jan. 31, 1800, Æ. 6 years & 2 mo.
In memory of 142-Lewis Mallory,
who died July 21, 1838, aged 69 years 10 months & 10 days.
143-Harriet (Hulin) [Mal- lory] wife of Rev. George. H. Hulin and daughter of Lewis and An- na Mallory died April 1, 1836, Æ. 25 years.
Doubting Christian cast thyself upon the devine assurance "My grace is sufficient for thee" then, as did she in thy dying day thou shalt have dying grace,
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