Gravestone inscriptions and records of tomb burials in the Granary burying ground : Boston, Mass, Part 1

Author: Codman, Ogden; Wyman, Thomas Bellows, 1817-1878; Essex Institute
Publication date: 1918
Publisher: Salem, Mass. : The Essex Institute
Number of Pages: 266


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GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS


AND


RECORDS OF TOMB BURIALS


IN THE


GRANARY BURYING GROUND


BOSTON, MASS.


SALEM, MASS. THE ESSEX INSTITUTE


1918


TWO HUNDRED COPIES PRINTED FOR OGDEN CODMAN


THOS. P. NICHOLS & SON CO. LYNN, MASS.


THE LIBRARY BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO, UTAH


INTRODUCTION


In 1856, Thomas Bridgman published "The Pilgrims of Boston and their Descendants also, Inscriptions from the Monuments in the Granary Burial Ground." The volume contains 515 inscriptions, many of which are only inscriptions on tombs indicating ownership. A casual inspection of the volume would seem to indicate that it included all the gravestone inscriptions in the burying ground, but such is not the case. Mr. Bridgman selected only those stones representing certain families to which he added biographical sketches. About 1863, Thomas B. Wyman, jr. copied the inscriptions in this ground and found, 1826, a number of them containing on one gravestone the record of several deaths. When William H. Whitmore printed his volume of Copp's Hill Epitaphs, he stated in the preface that "faithful copies of the inscriptions in the other grave-yards in old Boston" had been made for him by Thomas B. Wyman, jr. and it was hoped that these also might shortly be printed. Joel Munsell of Albany was his printer and several years later Mr. Munsell began to print the inscriptions in the Granary and Central Burying Grounds. When the volume was nearly completed, a fire destroyed the entire edition. A single set of the printed sheets, pages 1-128, was in the possession of Mr. Whitmore and after his death this unique copy was sold at the auction of his library and purchased by the late Frederick L. Gay of Brookline. Through the courtesy of his brother, the late Ernest L. Gay, it has been placed at our disposal in the compilation of the present volume. No further effort was made by Mr. Whit- more to print the inscriptions in the Granary or Central Burying Grounds.


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About 1905, the late Henry A. May was employed by the Boston Cemetery Department to copy the inscriptions in the Granary Burying Ground and his copy, through the courtesy of the Department, has been utilized at this time. The earlier copy made by Mr. Wyman has been used as the basis for this compilation and any differences appearing in the May copy will be found here included within brackets.


In addition to the inscriptions on gravestones and tombs the following pages also include records of deaths from tomb burials between 1810 and 1849 taken from the record of Boston deaths in the custody of the City Register. This record was compiled by William H. Whitmore from various sources and includes burial permits issued between 1810 and 1849 which, during that period, indicated not only the burial ground but the numbered tomb in which was made the interment.


The list of tombs with their inscriptions and partial list of owners is taken from the May copy now in possession of the Cemetery Department.


OGDEN CODMAN.


New York City, October 28, 1917.


THE GRANARY BURYING GROUND


The Granary Burying Ground was laid out in 1660 for burial purposes and fronts on Tremont street between the Park Street Church and the Tremont Building. It origin- ally was a part of the Common and until 1662 extended nearly to the present Park street. That year, however, the frontage on Park street was taken for'town buildings and a Granary, Almshouse and Bridewell or House of Correc- tion were erected. The Granary was located where the Park Street Church now stands and was a long wooden building capable of containing about twelve thousand bushels of grain which annually was purchased by the town authorities and sold to the poor at a small advance on the wholesale price. From association with the building, the burying ground received its name. At first it was called the "New Burying Ground," the "South Ground" and the "Common Ground." The first tombs, fifteen in number, were built in 1720 and by 1738 a total number of eighty-five had been erected. The older tombs are located in the middle of the ground and the majority have a horizon- tal monument over them. Number 203, in the center, is the "infants' tomb" and over it formerly was a large wooden urn.


Tablets record the fact that many men prominent in the history of Massachusetts were buried in this ground, among others John Endecott, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, James Otis, Robert Treat Paine, Paul Revere, Peter Faneuil, Samuel Sewell, Governors Bellingham, Bowdoin, Dummer, Gore, Sullivan and Sumner, the parents of Benjamin Frank- lin and the victims of the Boston Massacre. The French Protestants, who sought refuge in Boston after revocation of the edict of Nantes, were buried southwest of the Franklin


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Monument. The oldest gravestone is that of John Wake- field who died June 18, 1667.


The trees about the ground were set out in the spring of 1830, but as early as 1762 Major Adino Paddock and John Ballard planted eleven English,elms along the line of Tremont street which in time grew to be fine, stately trees, and remained until after 1860. The walk along the street for some time was known as "Paddock's Mall." The iron fence and stone foundation were built in 1840, one half of the cost being defrayed by private subscription.


ABBREVIATIONS


ae. - age. C. P. - coffin plate. ch. - child. d. - daughter; day; died. fam. - family of.


h. - hours.


M. C. - May copy. Copy of inscriptions made by Henry A. May about 1905 and now in the possession of the Boston Cemetery Department.


m. - month; married.


No. - number.


unm. - unmarried.


W. C. - Wyman copy. Copy of inscriptions made by T. B. Wyman, jr. about 1863; from the unique proof sheets in possession of the late Ernest L. Gay of Boston. w. - wife. wid. - widow. y. - year.


TOMBS IN THE GRANARY BURYING GROUND WITH THE INSCRIPTIONS ON THEM AND A PARTIAL LIST OF OWNERS


No. 0. Inscription: GEORGE LEITNER 1811.


No. 1. Inscription: NO. 1. MARTIN SMITH. Owner: Franklin Smith.


No. 2. [Archibald family tomb.]


No. 3. Inscription : THE TOMB OF WILLIAM


GOOCH.


No. 4. Inscription: NO. 4. THE ARMES AND TOMB BELONG TO THE FAMILY OF CUSHING.


No. 5. Inscription: HENRY AND OLIVE SMITH. Owner: Thomas Steel.


No. 6. [Bronze Tablet.] JAMES BOWDOIN ESQ. TOMB 7 HON. JAMES BOWDOIN FIRST OF THAT NAME BUILT THIS TOMB BEFORE 1744. PROB- ABLY MUCH EARLIER. IN IT WERE BURIED PERHAPS PIERRE BOUDOUIN THE HUGONOT, WITHOUT DOUBT GOVERNOR JAMES BOWDOIN OF REVOLUTIONARY MEMORY, AND NUMEROUS OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BOWDOIN FAMILY. [Coat of Arms.]


No. 7. Owners: William Foy, William E. Perkins.


No. 8. Inscription: NO. 8. THE TOMB OF BETHUNE 1744.


No. 9. Owners: Gutteridge, Ezekiel Lewis, Abigail Gay.


No. 10. Owners: William Robinson, Edward B. Walker, William Gould.


No. 11. Inscription: BENJA. HALE AND ASA HATCH TOMB.


No. 12. Inscription: NO. 12 JEREMIAH ALLEN.


No. 13. [Lasinby family tomb. Coat of Arms.] No. 14. Inscription: 14. JOSHUA EMMONS.


No. 15. Inscription: NO. 15. THE TOMB OF JOSEPH HAWLEY DORR AND SAMUEL DORR 1810.


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No. 16. Inscription: NO. 16. TOMB OF HANCOCK [Bronze Tablet] OBSTA PRINCIPIIS [Medallion Head of Hancock] THIS MEMORIAL ERECTED A. D.


MDCCCXCV BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TO MARK THE GRAVE OF JOHN HANCOCK.


No. 17. [Moseley family tomb.]


No. 18. Inscription : DR. THOMAS CREESE'S TOMB.


No. 19. Inscription: NO. 19 JOHN MOLINEUX'S TOMB 1809.


No. 20. Inscription: NO. 20 WILLIAM H. PREN- TICE AND JEDEDIAH TUTTLE'S TOMB 1827. No. 21. Inscription: NO. 21 THOMAS LEACH AND NATHAN WEBB.


No. 22. Inscription: NO. 22 J. EMERSON'S TOMB 1860.


No. 23. Inscription: JONATHAN JACKSON TOMB NO. 23.


No. 24. Inscription: NO. 24 SAMUEL DILLAWAY'S TOMB 1790.


No. 25. Inscription: JEREMIAH BELKNAP 1830 MARY BELKNAP 1832 THIS STONE WAS PLACED BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL IN GRATITUDE FOR LARGE BENEFACTIONS. SAMUEL RAND. Owners: Samuel Rand, - Belknap.


No. 26. Inscription: THE TOMB OF THE HEIRS OF THOMAS WALLIS. ERECTED BY MATILDA OLIVER BURLEIGH 1896.


No. 27. [Dorby family tomb.]


No. 28. Inscription: SILENCE ALLEN 1726. NO. 28 REBECCA AND ABIJAH LAMB.


No. 29. [Demming family tomb.]


No. 30. [Winslow and Bonner family tomb. Coat of Arms.]


No. 31. Inscription: NO. 31 OLIVER C. WYMAN TOMB 1811.


No. 32. Inscription: NO. 32 WILLIAM GIBBON JOHN GIBBON 1726 LETITIA BAKER AND ANNE DURIVAGE'S AND JOHN VINALL'S.


No. 33. Inscription: NO. 33 BELKNAP. No. 34. [No Stone.] Owners: William Bowen, John Lucey.


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No. 35. Inscription: NO. 35 ABRAHAM STRONG AND WILLIAM DURANT MARY FISK 1811. No. 36. Inscription: NO. 36 HEIRS OF PENN TOWNSEND ESQ. REPAIRED OCTOBER 1811.


No. 37. [Borland family tomb.]


No. 38. Inscription: NO. 38 THE TOMB OF RE-


BECCA AMORY.


No. 39. Inscription : NO. 39 CAPTAIN THOMAS ADDAMS TOMB.


No. 40. Inscription: NO. 40 GEORGE LONGLEY TOMB AD. 1809. Owners: Nathaniel Cunningham, Nath- aniel Cuhnningam, Jr., Ruth Otis. [Bronze tablet in mem- ory of James Otis in front of this tomb.]


No. 41. Inscription: THIS TOMB REPAIRED 1807 BY GARDINER GREENE GRANDSON OF MR. NATHANIEL AND MRS. ANN GREEN.


No. 42. Inscription : NO. 42 MRS. MARY PERKINS TOMB 1821.


No. 43. Inscription: NO. 43 CHARLES BRADBURY.


No. 44. Inscription: NO. 44 THE TOMB OF CAPT. JAMES MORRILL AND SAML WHITWELL.


No. 45. [Hill family tomb.]


No. 46. Owners: Cyprian Southac, Francis Southac, John Lepean. [Coat of Arms.]


No. 47. Inscription: NO. 47 JOHN D. DYER FAM- ILY TOMB 1816.


No. 48. Inscription : 48 SEARS OF CHATHAM. [Coat of Arms.]


No. 49. Inscription: 49 LYDE. [Coat of Arms.]


No. 50. Inscription : NO. 50 JOHN DOLBEARE BUILT 1725.


No. 51. Inscription: NO. 51 JOHN HUNT. No. 52. Inscription: MESSRS. YOUNG AND SUT- TON TOMB. YOUNG AND TUCKERMAN TOMB.


No. 53. Inscription : PETER DOLLIVER TO B. HUNTINGTON 1822 TOMB 1800.


No. 54. [Lee and Perkins family tomb.]


No. 55. Inscription: NO. 55. MAJOR JOHN WEN- DELL HIS DESCENDANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THIS STONE PLACED BY D. TOWNSEND 1810. NO. 55. DAVID TOWNSEND.


No. 56. Inscription: NO. 56. NON SOLA MORTALI LUCE RADI OR THIS TOMB REPAIRED BY THOMAS PERKINS 1796. [Coat of Arms.]


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No. 57. Inscription: NO. 57 THOMAS P. JACKSON 1810.


No. 58. Inscription: WHEELWRIGHT NO. 58.


No. 59. [Gatcomb family tomb.]


No. 60. [Buttolph family tomb.]


No. 61. Inscription: NO. 61 EBENEZER NICKER- SON TOMB 1810.


No. 62. Inscription: NO. 62


THOMAS AND JOHN


BRADLEE'S TOMB 1816.


No. 63. Inscription : NO. 63 BENAJAH BRIGHAM


SEWALL KENDALL.


No. 64. Inscription: NO. 64 WILLIAM PALFREY TOMB.


No. 65. Inscription: NO. 65. THE PROPERTY OF THE HEIRS OF WILLIAM WHEELER AND JAMES SUMNER ESQ.


No. 66. Inscription: NO. 66 WILLIAM FARRIS AND JOHN ROULSTONE.


No. 67. Inscription: NO. 67 THIS TOMB IS THE PROPERTY OF THE HEIRS OF THE LATE MR. DAVID FLAGG AND THE REVEREND THOMAS BALDWIN.


No. 67 12 Inscription: THE PROPERTY OF BENJ CALLENDER NO. 671/2


No. 68. Inscription: NO. 68 RICHARD CHECKLEY 1737. HOCCE MEUM CORPUS DE FUNERE VIQ SEPULCHRI SALUTOR JESUS, SARCIET ILLE MEUS CHRIST RUS ERIT PESTES, MORS FRIGIDA TUQ SEPULCHRUM EXITIUM CERTUM MOXERIT ILLE TUUM. BY THE NAME OF CHECKLEY. [Coat of Arms.] [Bronze tablet in memory of Samuel Adams on bowlder in front of this tomb.]


No. 69. Inscription: NO. 69 SAMUEL A. SHED AND WILLIAM GODDARD'S TOMB 1822.


No. 70. Inscription: NO. 70. 1742 THOMAS HUB- BARD ESQR. TOMB. [Coat of Arms.]


No. 71. [Emmons family tomb.]


No. 72. Inscription: NO. 72 ABRAHAM F. HOWES TOMB. LYDIA ALLEN.


No. 73. Inscription: NO. 73 JOSHUA BLANCHARD A MASON 1811.


No. 74. Inscription: NO. 74 GRAY AND BLAKE.


No. 75. Inscription: HERE IS THE MOUTH OF YE TOMB BELONGING TO THE HONBLE JOHN


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OSBORNE ESQR. Owners: John Osborne, Harrison Gray Otis, Epes Sargent, - Dixwell.


No. 76. Inscription: NO. 76 EDMUND QUINCY ESQ. FAMILY TOMB.


No. 77. Inscription: JACKSON. [Coat of Arms.] No. 78. Inscription: MARTIN SMITH. Owner: Franklin Smith.


No. 79. [Marston family tomb.] Owners: Capt. John Willard, George Blake.


No. 80. Inscription: WILLIAM BREED'S TOMB. Owners: Joseph Green, Rebecca Breed, William W. Clapp. No. 81. Inscription: NO. 81 ANNA JACKSON TOMB.


No. 82. Inscription: NO. 82 JOHN F. PRIEST 1829. No. 83. [Greenleaf and Davison family tomb.] No. 84. Inscription: JONO. ARMITAGE TOMBE 1738 BENJ. JAMES 1790 L. PELHAM. No. 85. Inscription: STILLMAN AND BINNEY TOMB.


No. 86. Inscription: NO. 86 ADAM BABCOCK TOMB 1810. No. 87. Inscription: THE TOMB OF O. GOODWIN 1810.


No. 88. Inscription: THE TOMB OF R. T. PAINE 1810.


No. 89. Inscription: NO. 89 THE TOMB OF PETER R. DALTON 1810.


No. 90. Inscription : RICHARD DALTON TUCK- ER'S TOMB 1810.


No. 91. Inscription: JOHN OSBORNE TOMB 1810.


No. 92. Inscription: NO. 92 THE TOMB OF JOSIAH STEDMAN.


No. 93. Inscription: NO. 93 JOSEPH TILDEN TOMB 1810. No. 94. Inscription: NO. 94 JOHN RICHARDS AND TITUS WELLES.


No. 95. Inscription:


NO. 95


ASA RICHARDSON


AND CALEB EASTE'S TOMB 1810.


No. 96. Inscription: NO. 96 EDWD. AND WIL- LIAM REYNOLDS TOMB 1810.


No. 97. Inscription: NO. 97 J. M. DEXTER AND J. D. RICHARDSON TOMB 1841. No. 98. Inscription: NO. 98 SAMUEL SMITH'S TOMB 1814.


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No. 99. Inscription: NO. 99 THOMAS W. SUM- NER'S TOMB 1810.


No. 100. Inscription: NO. 100 BENJA RUSSELL'S TOMB 1810.


No. 101. Inscription: NO.


101 GIDEON 3


SNOW TOMB 1810. No. 102. Inscription: NO. 102 MUNGO MACKAY'S TOMB.


No. 103. Inscription: NO. 103 GILES LODGE'S TOMB 1810.


No. 104. Inscription: NO. 104 EBENEZER WHITE'S TOMB 1810.


No. 105. Inscription: NO. 105 HENRY TOLMAN JEDEDIAH BLANCHARD 1810.


No. 106. Inscription: NO. 106 JAMES AND DAVID HOMER AND JOHN ASHTON'S TOMB 1810.


No. 107. Inscription: NO. 107 JOHNSON JACK- SON'S TOMB 1810.


No. 108. Inscription: NO. 108 JOSEPH TILDEN AND CORBET LUDINGTON.


No. 109. Inscription: NO. 109 LORENZO DRAPER AND FRANCIS TUFTS 1811.


No. 110. Inscription: NO. 110 CORNELIUS COOL- IDGE 1810.


No. 111. Inscription: NO. 111 OBADIAH WRIGHT AND ISAAC TRASK'S TOMB 1810.


No. 112. Owners: Peter Oliver, Dr. William Spooner.


No. 113. Inscription: NO. 113 WILLIAM MUNROE AND JOSEPH BAXTER TOMB 1810.


No. 114. Inscription: NO. 114 SAMUEL SNELLING TOMB 1810.


No. 115. Inscription: S. HICHBORN'S SENR. TOMB 1776.


No. 116. [Erving family tomb.]


No. 117. Inscription: NO. 2 MR. THOMAS PARKER HIS TOMB NOVR. 2D. 1771.


No. 118. Inscription: NO. 3 THOMAS HANDASYD PECK 1771.


No. 119. Inscription: FRANKLIN SMITH. Owners: Franklin Smith, Benjamin Smith.


No. 120. Inscription: NO. 8 MELATIAH BOURN'S TOMB 120 JEREMIAH LEE AND G. WINTHROP GRAY.


No. 121. Inscription: NO. 5 MARY ROBERTS 1812.


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No. 122. [Price family tomb.]


No. 123. [Payne family tomb. Coat of Arms.]


No. 124. Inscription: NO. 6 MARTIN GAY'S TOMB 1772.


No. 125. Inscription: NO. 9 JOSEPH LEE GEORGE CABOT'S TOMB.


No. 126. Inscription: NO. 5. [Tileston family tomb.]


No. 127. Inscription: NO. 127 DEAN. JOHN BAR- RETT'S TOMB JOHN B. AND CHARLES HAMMATT. No. 128. Inscription: NO. 8 ANDREW CUNNING- HAM & URIAH COTTING'S TOMB 1809.


No. 129. Inscription: NO. 3 WELLS COVERLY'S TOMB 1812.


No. 130. Inscription: ORIGINAL NO. 7. NO. 130 OLIVER BREWSTER TOMB 1812. Owners: Israel Thorndike, Oliver Brewster.


No. 131. Inscription: NO. 2 CAPTAIN JOHN GORE 1772.


No. 132. Inscription: NO. 6 EDWARD BLAKE JUNR'S TOMB 1815.


No. 133. Inscription: ORIGINAL NO. 5. NO. 133 MARTIN SMITH. Owners: Martin Smith, Franklin Smith.


No. 134. Inscription: NO 4 EBENEZER TORREY'S TOMB. 1815. No. 135. Owners: Gore, Isaac W. Goodrich, Lemuel Crackbone, Isaac Davis.


No. 136. Inscription: NO. 136 NANCY McCLINCH TOMB. No. 137. Inscription : WILLIAM RICHARDSON'S TOMB 1814.


No. 138. Inscription: PETER FANEUIL MARCH 3, 1743. JONES DAVENPORT FETTE. P. FURNAL 1742. [Coat of Arms on end.]


No. 139. Inscription: RITCHIE.


No. 140. [Bayly family tomb.] Owners: Abigail Willis, Charles Willis.


No. 141. Owner: Bumstead. No. 142. Inscription : MARGARET SMITH AND SETH THAXTER TOMB 1807.


No. 143. Inscription: THOMAS BUMSTEAD'S TOMB 1787.


No. 144. Inscription: THE TOMB OF HUGH HALL ESQ.


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No. 145. [Eben Well's Family Tomb.]


No. 146. [Tomb of Governor Sullivan and Governor


Bellingham:] No. 147. Inscription: NO. 147 M. DALTON'S TOMB 1823.


No. 148. [Stevens family tomb.]


No. 149. [Taylor family tomb.]


No. 150. Inscription: THE TOMB OF JACOB TIDD 1814.


No. 151. Inscription: 1807 ISAAC WHITE'S TOMB. No. 152. Inscription: 1805 CHARLES GUILD, JO- SEPH WILLETT'S AND JABEZ BULLARD'S TOMB. No. 153. Inscription: THE TOMB OF JOHN F. WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLIAMS AND MARY LANE.


No. 154. Inscription: TOMB OF SAMUEL ELIOT.


No. 155. Inscription: SS ANDREWS TOMB.


No. 156. Inscription: FRANKLIN SMITH'S TOMB 1807. THIS TOMB FORMERLY BELONGED TO SAMUEL LEGG ESQ. .


No. 157. Inscription: THIS TOMB OF THE WALLEY FAMILY WAS REPAIRED BY THOMAS WALLEY NOVEMBER 1786.


No. 158. [Tuthill and Hubbart family tomb.]


No. 159. Inscription: REPAIRED BY SIMPKINS


DECEMBER 1826. Owner: J. Barton Simpkins. No. 160. Inscription: OLD SOUTH CHURCH. [Tomb of Rev. Samuel Willard.] No. 161. [Browne and Partridge family tomb.] No. 162. Inscription: NO. 162 JAMES PHILLIPS'S. No. 163. Inscription: REV. JOSEPH ECKLEY. [Coat of Arms.] No. 164. Inscription: ENOCH PATTERSON AND ISAAC ADAM'S TOMB 1808.


No. 165. Owner: Elijah Adams.


No. 166. Inscription: CHARLES CUSHING'S SEP- TEMBER A. D. 1808.


No. 167. Inscription: JESSE FARMER AND EZRA TRULL'S TOMB 1810. No. 168. Inscription: THIS TOMB OF THE DUM- MER AND POWELL FAMILY WAS REPAIRED BY WILLIAM POWELL OCTOBER 1786.


No. 169. Inscription: B & W FOSTER 1770.


No. 170. Inscription: DAVID GREENOUGH'S TOMB.


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No. 171. Inscription: JAMES HILL AND BEZA TUCKER'S TOMB 1807. No. 172. Inscription: PAUL REVERE. REVERE'S TOMB.


No. 173. Owners: Samuel Bangs, Daniel Ray, Samuel Cheney. No. 174. Inscription : NYE AND FREEMAN'S TOMB 1807 BENJ BANGS.


No. 175. [Jeffries and Clarke family tomb.]


No. 176. [Baxter family tomb.]


No. 177. Inscription : JEREMIAH FITCH TOMB


1806.


No. 178. Inscription : SAMUEL PHILLIPS AND FRANCIS BARRET'S TOMB.


No. 179. Owners: Benjamin Whitwell, William Whit- well.


No. 180. [Increase Sumner family tomb.]


Homer, No. 181. Owners: Jacob Homer, Michael


Charles Homer, George W. Blake.


No. 182. Inscription: WILLIAM ALLINE AND NOAH DOGGETT.


No. 183. Inscription : WILLIAM SHATTUCK AND WILLIAM DALL'S TOMB 1782.


No. 184. Inscription: HERE LYES BURIED THE BODY OF MR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS AND HIS CHIL- DREN HEIRS OF MOSES BALL TOMB.


No. 185. Inscription: HONL. JUDGE SEWALL'S TOMB NOW THE PROPERTY OF HIS HEIRS PHILIP RIDGWAY 1810 RALPH HUNTINGTON 1812 NO. 185 RALPH HUNTINGTON.


No. 186. Inscription: WM DONNISON.


No. 187. Inscription: THE ARMES OF JOHN AND ELIZABETH FREKE [Coat of Arms.]


No. 188. [Magner and MacDonell family tomb.]


No. 189. Inscription: TOMB OF WILLIAM DOWNS CHEEVER REPAIRED BY JOHN DERBY 1803. RE- STORED BY GEORGE CHEYNE SHATTUCK 1852. Owners: Governor John Endecot, John Edwards.


No. 190. Inscription: JOHN BROOKS AND JAMES HOOPER 1812.


No. 191. [Torrey family tomb.]


No. 192. [Armstrong and Ewer family tomb.] No. 193. [Hodgdon family tomb.]


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No. 194. Inscription : JOSEPH BADGER, MARY HUNT, ELCY EMERSON, JOHN LILLEY.


No. 195. [Franklin family tomb.]


No. 196. Inscription: THE TOMB OF JAS HUTCH- INSON NO. 196


No. 197. Inscription: THIS TOMB IS THE PROP- ERTY OF ELIZABETH HICKLING AND MARY HOOTON HEIRS OF DEACON JOHN LEE.


No. 198. Inscription: MICHAEL ROULSTONE


THOMAS REDMAN AND ASA PAGE'S TOMB 1807.


No. 199. Inscription: JONATHAN WILLIAMS RE-


PAIRED BY SAMUEL BRADFORD 1807.


No. 200. Inscription: THOMAS AND WILLIAM BOARDMAN'S TOMB 1790.


No. 201. . Owners: Thomas Dean, William Grubb.


No. 202. Owners: Samuel Gilbert, Nancy Brown.


No. 203. [Infants' tomb.]


No. 204. [Victims of the Boston Massacre Tomb.]


GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS, AND TOMB BURIALS (1810-1849), IN THE GRANARY BURYING GROUND, BOSTON


ABBOT, Charles W., fam. Appleton, July 6, 1829, ae. 1 y. 4 m. Tomb 136.


Hannah Jane, fam. Theodore, July 27, 1837, ae. 1 y. 3 m. Tomb 74.


Harriot Louisa, fam. Theodore, Aug. 19, 1840, ae. 2 y. Tomb 74.


Sarah E., fam. George W., Mar. 17, 1842, ae. 8 m. Tomb 133.


ABBOTT, Reuben S., jr., fam. Reuben S., Mar. 5, 1826, ae. 9 m. Tomb 203.


ABRAHAM, Nathaniel, s. Nathan and Elizabeth, May 16, 1776, ae. 22 m.


ACKERS, Charles F., fam. John, May 25, 1842, ae. 4 y. 6 m. Tomb. 178.


ADAMS, Abigail, d. John and Hannah, July 4, 1712, ae. abt. 20 y. M. C.


Abigail, d. Samuel and Mary, Mar. 3, 1736, ae. 20 w.


Abijah, Feb. 9, 1768, ae. 66 y.


Alfred, Nov. 17, 1839, ae. 25 y. Tomb 164.


Almira Ann, fam. Hiram, Feb. 2, 1830, ae. 2 y. 4 m. Tomb 203.


Belinda, fam. Hiram, Oct. 14, 1826, ae. 3 m. Tomb 203.


Deborah, w. Abijah, Apr. 16, 1727, ae. 19 y.


Delia, fam. Silas Tarbell, Dec. 9, 1813, ae. 70 y. Tomb 31. Elizabeth, fam. Elizabeth, Nov. 15, 1814, ae. 61 y. Lizenbee Tomb.


George Meriam, fam. Isaac, Mar. 27, 1819, ae. 6 m. Tomb 164.


Harriet Eliz., fam. Charles, Jan. 12, 1843, ae. 3 y. 7 m. Tomb 107.


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ADAMS, Isaac, fam. Isaac, Dec. 29, 1816, ae. 6 m. Tomb 164.


Isaac, fam. Isaac, Nov. 18, 1841, ae. 63 y. Tomb 164.


John, Nov. 2, 1702, ae. 41 y.


John, s. Samuel and Mary, Aug. 9, 1725, ae. 11 m.


John Quincy, fam. Charles, Aug. 5, 1837, ae. 2 y. 5 m. Tomb 171.


Margaret, w. Abijah, Nov. 26, 1752, ae. 52 y. 6 m.


Margaret, Mrs., - 1752.


Martha H., fam. James, June 23, 1843, ae. 1 y. 3 m. Tomb 203.


Mary, wid., Aug. 5, 1823, ae. 72 y. Tomb 185.


Mary, wid., fam. Mary, Mar. 26, 1849, ae. 89 y. Tomb 107₺.


Mary Ann, fam. Charles, Oct. 23, 1831, ae. 6 y. Tomb 63.


Mary Eliza, fam. Samuel, Jan. 30, 1838, ae. 2 y. 9 m. Tomb 140.


Mehitable, fam. Joseph, Apr. 11, 1816, ae. 27 y. Tomb 136. Nancy, fam. James, Oct. 4, 1823, ae. 48 y. Tomb 148.


Nathan M., fam. Isaac, Dec. 4, 1823, ae. 6 m. Tomb 164. Olivia, fam. Hiram, Oct. 31, 1835, ae. 1 y. 9 m. Tomb 31. Peter, jr., "belonged to Franklin was Enlisted in his Coun-


try's service, was a Serjt. in a Company of Guard com- manded by Capt. Nathl. Heath stationed in Boston," Sept. 27, 1778, ae. 20 y.


Samuel, "Signer of the Declaration of Independence Gov- ernor of this Commonwealth," b. - , 1722, d. - , 1803. M. C.


Sarah, d. Samuel and Mary, Feb. 27, 1736, ae. 2 y. 4 m.


Sarah F., fam. Isaac, Sept. 23, 1834, ae. 1 y. 5 m. Tomb 31. Susan Adeline, fam. Isaac, Oct. 1, 1836, ae. 6 y. Tomb 31.


William Hafford, fam. Charles, Jan. 18, 1843, ae. 1 y. 5 m. Tomb 107.


William Henry, fam. J. Mason, Oct. 9, 1841, ae. 1 y. 5 m. Tomb 133.


-- , d., fam. John F., June 13, 1843, ae. 1 d. Tomb 133.


ADDAMS, Hugh, s. John and Hannah, Mar. 15, 1706, ae. 6 m. 2 d.


ADDESON, James, s. James and Agnes, Nov. 27, 1718, ae. 2 y. 2 m.


AERY, Joshua, fam. Joshua, Aug. 14, 1826, ae. 45 y. Tomb 19.


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INSCRIPTIONS AND TOMB BURIALS


AITCHERSON, Sarah, Apr. 2, 1825, ae. 46 y. Tomb 157.


AKARMAN, Ann Coffin, Nov. 25, 1837, ae. 20 y. Tomb 78. Elizabeth M., Sept. 3, 1836, ae. 16 y. Tomb 78.


ALCOCK, Elizabeth, d. Dr. Samuel, -, ae. 22 w. M. C. John, s. Dr. Samuel, -, ae. 12 w. M. C.


Samuel, Dr., Mar. 16, 1677, ae. 40 y. M. C.


Samuel, s. Dr. Samuel, -, ae. 3 w. M. C.


Samuel, s. Dr. Samuel, -, ae. 11 w. M. C.


ALEN, Henry, Mar. 14, 1732, ae. 50 y. M. C.


ALEXANDER, Francis, fam. Horace, July 28, 1827, ae. 4 d. Tomb 203.


Isabella, fam. Jeremiah, Feb. 9, 1826, ae. 1 y. 2 m. Tomb 203. James A., June 28, 1843, ae. 2 y. 8 m. Tomb 203.


ALGER, Elizabeth, Aug. 24, 1717, ae. 28 y. M. C.


ALLEN, Abby P., fam. Silas, June 6, 1828, ae. 10 m. Tomb 203.


Almira, fam. John, June 16, 1811, ae. 1 y. 4 m.


Barnabas, fam. James, Sept. 30, 1813; ae. 2 y. 3 m. Tomb 42. Caleb, s. Capt. Nathaniel and Dorcas,


Charlotte, fam. William, Sept. 25, 1823, ae. 35 y. Tomb 12. Daniel, s. Silence and Hester, Nov. 16, -, ae. 25 y. M. C. Elizabeth, w. James, Apr. 5, 1673, ae. 35 y. [Tomb 145. M. c.] Elizabeth, d. Joseph and Ann, Aug. 29, 1740, ae. 35 y.


Elizabeth, w. Capt. Thomas, only ch. Joseph and Mary Ballard, Apr. 15, 1766, ae. 28 y. 2 m.


Elizabeth, d. Capt. Nathaniel and Dorcas,


Frederick, fam. Frederick, Sept. 30, 1826, ae. 31 y. Tomb 196.


George Pollard, fam. John Pollard, Sept. 9, 1829, ae. 8 m. Tomb. 46.


Hannah, w. James, Feb. 26, 1667, ae. 21 y. [Tomb 145. M. c.]


Hannah, fam. James, Nov. 11, 1825, ae. 7 y. Tomb 12. Hannah, from Roxbury, June 24, 1841, ae. 65 y. Tomb 69. Harriet Ann, fam. Benjamin F., Sept. 9, 1843, ae. 10 m. Tomb 203.


Henry, Dea. 1st First Church of Christ of Boston, Jan. 7, 1695-6, ae. 75 y.


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GRANARY BURYING GROUND


ALLEN, Henry, s. Capt. Nathaniel and Dorcas, James, s. John and Elizabeth, June 28, 1698, ae. 11 w. James, Sept. 22, 1710, ae. 79 y. [Tomb 145. M. c.] James, fam. James, Dec. 28, 1834, ae. 54 y. Tomb 12. James J., fam. James, Dec. 5, 1825, ae. 9 y. Tomb 12. James J., fam. James, Nov. 30, 1831, ae. 1 y. 6 m. Tomb 12. James J., Feb. 12, 1835, ae. 3 y. 6 m. Tomb 12.


James M., jr., fam. James M., Aug. 12, 1844, ae. 10 y. Tomb 156.




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