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Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War whose graves are designated by markers
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MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY
OF THE
Sons of the American Revolution
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
WHOSE GRAVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNATED BY THE MARKER OF THE SOCIETY
BOSTON PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY 1901
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A LIST OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS AND SAIL- ORS WHOSE GRAVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNATED BY THE MARKER OF THE SOCIETY.
PREPARED BY HENRY A. MAY.
THE marker of the Society, which has been fully described and figured in previous Registers, has been placed at the graves of 4,517 soldiers and sailors of the War of the Revolution. About 3,815 graves have been marked in 115 cities and towns of our own State, 693 in other States of the Union, and 9 in foreign countries. It is made either of iron or bronze, at a very moderate price, and can be procured from the maker on an order furnished by the Registrar.
The origin and history of the markers is well expressed in the following extracts, made from the speech of Captain Nathan Appleton, one of the Vice-Presidents of our Society, on the occa- sion of the celebration of the " Children of the American Revolu- tion " at the Old South Meeting-house, July 4, 1895 : -
" It [the design] is taken from the cross of Saint Louis, with some changes ; and nothing could be more appropriate, as you will remember that it was during the reign of Louis XVI. of France, who was Grand Master of the Order, that Lafayette and the other Frenchmen of the army and navy came to the struggling colonies, and gave us the assistance we so much needed at the time.
" In the centre of the cross is the 'Minute-man,' a copy of the statue, by Daniel C. French, which stands by the Concord Bridge, where was ' fired the shot heard round the world ' on April 19, 1775.
" The matter was discussed by the Board of Managers of the Massachusetts Society. At a meeting in the summer of 1890 the idea of placing some mark by the graves of soldiers, sailors, and patriots of the American Revolution first had expression in the town of Acton, Mass., where, at the suggestion of our fellow- member, Reuben Law Reed, and aided by two posts of the Grand Army of the Republic, on Memorial Day, 1892, simple wooden
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markers were put by the graves of those who were known to have taken part in the War for Independence. This, also, was done at the neighboring town of Stow on the 4th of July of that same year.
" At a meeting of the Massachusetts Society held in Wesleyan Hall, Boston, February 8, 1893, to take action in relation to having the 19th of April made a State holiday, the Rev. Carlton Albert Staples, of Lexington, suggested that it would be well to have some way of marking the graves, and also of placing in town halls or libraries tablets with the names and services of those who had honored the history of the town by what they had done in the Revolutionary War. A committee was appointed for this, with Mr. Staples as chairman, and at the annual meeting of the Society, April 19 of that year, made a report on the subject. From this came the appointment of a committee - of which I was made chairman - to prepare some special design to be placed in ceme- teries. A design was presented at the meeting of the Society held at Marblehead October 19, 1893 ; and it was voted to adopt it, and also to order fifty in behalf of the Society. So now it became an accomplished fact ; and preparations were made to bring the markers to the notice of municipal authorities, so that the work of placing them in the graveyards could be initiated on the new Patriots' Day, April 19, 1894, which was done. I should have stated that on this day, 1893, small American flags with the letters ' S. A. R.' were placed by patriotic citizens at Revolution- ary graves in several of our towns. You will notice that the marker has on the three upper arms of the cross the letters ' S. A. R.,' which can stand for a ' Soldier ' or ' Sailor' of the Ameri- can Revolution, or, if it please you, for 'Son' or 'Society,' making it very comprehensive, at the same time clearly fixing the name of our organization as that of the ' American Revolution.'
" At the meeting of the National Society held at Washington, D.C., April 30, 1894, the marker was officially adopted by the Society, and since that time has come into general use. Thou- sands of them have been placed in Massachusetts ; and they are fast going to other States, some to Alexandria, Va., while there is one in Chicago of an old soldier of the war who settled and died in the young city of the lake."
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Markers.
By an Act of the Legislature, towns are authorized to vote such sums as they deem necessary for the purpose of erecting head- stones, or other monuments, to the memory of those who served in the Revolutionary and other wars.
In order to perpetuate the record of the markers already placed, the managers have authorized its publication in connection with the Register. The names have been arranged under the towns in which the persons were buried. Certain cities and towns have voted money for the marking of graves, but very many of the graves herein noted have been marked by private individuals. In some places all the markers are of bronze ; in others, of iron.
During recent visits to Paris, Captain Appleton has interested himself in identifying and marking the graves of Frenchmen and others who rendered service during the War for Independence, as shown by the following list : -
Marquis de Lafayette, buried at the Picpus Cemetery.
William Temple Franklin, grandson of Benjamin Franklin, who acted as his secretary in 1783, when the Treaty of Peace between the United States and Great Britain was signed.
The three brothers de Lameth,- Theodore, Charles, and Alex- andre,-who were officers in the army in America, and whose monument consists of three pillars united as one.
Beaumarchais, whose services in obtaining money for the Amer- ican cause were so important.
D'Abouville, colonel of artillery at the surrender at Yorktown. The last six are buried at Père-la-Chaise.
At the small cemetery at Calvaire, at the heights of Mont- martre, can be seen the burial-place of Comte de Bougainville, an officer both of the French army and navy, who commanded two ships at Yorktown. Later on he was the first French circum- navigator of the globe.
Rochambeau is buried in the town of Vendôme, where within a year a statue of him has been erected.
The graves of Admiral Bruix and Saint-Simon, a French sailor, and Truquet, have also been found.
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Sons of the American Revolution.
MASSACHUSETTS.
ACTON.
John Adams.
Nathaniel Edwards.
Moses Adams.
Oliver Emerson.
David Barker.
Ammi Faulkner.
Francis Barker.
Francis Faulkner.
Joseph Barker.
James Faulkner. Nathaniel Faulkner.
Ephraim Billings.
Daniel Fletcher.
Jonathan Billings.
James Fletcher.
Benjamin Braybrook.
John S. Fletcher.
Joseph Braybrook.
Henry Flint.
Joseph Bright.
Ephraim Forbush.
Daniel Brooks.
Abraham Hapgood. :
David Brooks.
Ephraim Hapgood.
James Brooks.
Edward Harrington.
Seth Brooks.
John Harris. Joseph Harris.
Joseph Brown.
Elias Chaffin.
Benjamin Hayward.
John Chaffin.
James Hayward.
Joseph Chaffin.
John Hayward.
Robert Chaffin.
Josiah Hayward. Samuel Hayward.
William Cutting.
Samuel Hayward, Jr.
Daniel Davis.
Simeon Hayward.
David Davis.
Stephen Hayward.
Elijah Davis.
Israel Heald.
Ezekiel Davis.
John Heald (Colonel).
Gershom Davis.
John Heald (Captain).
Isaac Davis (Captain). John Davis.
John Heald.
Jonathan Davis. Josiah Davis.
Abner Hosmer.
Reuben Davis.
Ephraim Hosmer.
Samuel Davis.
Jonathan Hosmer.
Jonathan Hosmer, Jr.
Samuel Hosmer.
Thomas Derby. John Dexter.
Jonas Heald. Timothy Heald.
Joseph Cole.
John Edwards.
William Barker.
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Markers.
Stephen Hosmer. John Hunt. Simeon Hunt.
Simon Hunt. Aaron Jones. Oliver Jones.
Samuel Jones.
John Lamson.
Stephen Law.
Stephen Law, Jr. Titus Law. Thomas Noyes. John Oliver.
Nathan Parlin.
Samuel Parlin.
Joseph Piper. Benjamin Prescott. Abel Proctor. Joseph Reed.
William Reed. George Robbins.
John Robbins.
Joseph Robbins. Joseph Robbins, Jr. Eleazer Sawtell. Solomon Smith. John Swift. Samuel Temple. Thomas Thorpe. Simon Tuttle. Simon Tuttle, Jr. Edward Wetherbee. Hezekiah Wheeler. Oliver Wheeler. Roger Wheeler. Daniel White. Ebenezer White. Mark White.
Moses Woods. Samuel Wright.
AGAWAM. Old Burying-ground, Feeding Hills. Elijah Bates. Samuel Clark. Samuel Flower (Captain). Justin Granger (Sergeant). Abijah Hendrick. Gideon Morley.
Joseph Phelan (Lieutenant). Daniel White.
First Street Burying-ground. Alexander Griswold. Henry Hodges.
New Burying-ground. Phineas Leonard.
ALFORD.
Stephen Barnum. Elisha Lester. Enoch Sperry. Sylvanus Wilcox (Captain). Samuel Willoughby.
AMESBURY.
Elm Street Burying-ground. Jacob Brown (Ensign). Richard Brown. William Brown (Lieutenant). Jacob Flanders. Archelaus Morrill. Benjamin Morrill. Moses S. Morrill. Zebedee Morrill. Joseph Osgood, 5th. William Osgood, 3d. Winthrop Osgood (Sergeant). Samuel Sweat.
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Sons of the American Revolution.
· Benjamin Wadleigh. Joseph Wadleigh.
Salisbury Plains Burying-ground.
Seth Clark.
Enoch Collins.
John Dalton. Samuel Dalton.
Belcher Dole.
Jonathan Evans.
Melatiah Merrill. Jonathan Smith.
Salisbury Point Burying-ground.
John Bartlett.
Benjamin Carr.
Richard Crocker.
Jeremiah Eastman.
Reuben Edwards.
Robert Fowler.
Jonathan Greeley.
John Hackett.
Richard Hackett.
John Mansfield.
Israel Morrill. Robert Morrill. Samuel Nye (Doctor).
Moses Osgood. Oliver Osgood. Jonathan Webster.
Union Burying-ground. Isaac Barnard (Sergeant). John Barnard (Lieutenant). Timothy Barnard (Captain). Simeon Bartlett. John Blaisdell (Corporal). Samuel Blaisdell (Ensign). Jacob B. Currier. John Currier (Captain). Jarvis Flanders. Eli Gale.
Ezekiel Goodridge (Lieutenant).
Willabee Hoyt (Lieutenant). William Hoyt. David Lowell. William Lowell.
Jonathan Morrill.
Joseph Morse.
Oliver Titcomb (Captain).
Moses Tuxbury.
ANDOVER.
South Parish Burying-ground.
Abiel Abbot.
Asa Abbot.
Caleb Abbot.
George Abbot.
Henry Abbot (Captain).
Isaac Abbot (Lieutenant).
Jeremiah Abbot.
William Abbot. Zebadiah Abbot.
Benjamin Ames (Captain).
Benjamin Ames (Sergeant).
Josiah Blanchard.
William Chandler (Sergeant).
Palfrey Downing. Abiel Faulkner.
Obadiah Foster. Samuel Frye.
Theophilus Frye.
Charles Furbush (Captain).
Charles Furbush.
Simeon Furbush (Drummer).
Isaac Giddings.
Asa Holt. Dane Holt.
Jonathan Holt.
Ebenezer Jones. Jacob Jones. Joseph Lovejoy.
Pomp Lovejoy (freed slave).
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Markers.
Isaac Mooar. Jacob Osgood. Abiel Upton. Simeon Wardwell.
West Parish Burying-ground.
David Abbot. Jeduthan Abbot (Sergeant). Moses Bailey (Sergeant). William Bailey. John Barnard. Thomas Boynton (Sergeant). Joseph Burt.
James Cochran.
Gideon Foster.
Joshua Holt (Captain).
Paul Hunt. Isaac Lovejoy.
Isaac Lovejoy (Lieutenant). Jeremiah Lovejoy.
ASHFIELD.
60 markers, names not yet fur- nished.
ATHOL.
James Goddard (Lieutenant). Thomas Lord (Captain). Benjamin Townsend (Lieut.).
ATTLEBORO.
William Balkcom (Lieutenant). Hezekiah Bishop. Zephaniah Bishop (Captain). Zephaniah Bishop, Jr. Noah Blanding. Cyril Carpenter. John Daggett (Lieutenant). Ephraim Dean. Alexander Foster (Captain). Caleb Parmenter (Captain).
Abiathar Richardson (Captain). Stephen Richardson (Colonel). Gideon Sweet. Peter Thacher. John Tyler (Captain).
BEDFORD.
Moses Abbott (Lieutenant). Benjamin Bacon. Reuben Bacon. Eleazer Davis (Lieutenant). Moses Fitch. David Lane. Solomon Lane. John Moore (Captain).
Nathaniel Page.
Peter (Freed Slave).
Edward Stearns (Lieutenant).
Solomon Stearns.
Jonathan Wilson.
BEVERLY.
John Ashton. Joseph Baker. Asa Batchelder. John Batchelder. Jonathan Batchelder (Lieut.).
Josiah Batchelder. Benjamin Beekford. John Beekford (Mate).
Benjamin Briant. Asa Brown (Sergeant). William Burley (Major). Alexander Carrico. Isaac Chapman. Peter Clark. Samuel Cole (Lieutenant).
Jonathan Conant. William Cook.
Peter Corning. Nathaniel Cressy.
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Sons of the American Revolution.
Caleb Dodge (Captain). John Dyson (Lieutenant). Joshua Ellingwood (Corporal). William Ellingwood. Andrew Elliott. John Elliott. Joshua Fisher (Surgeon).
Ezra T. Foster. Jeremiah Foster.
Jonathan Foster. Samuel Foster (Captain).
Samuel Foster (Sergeant).
Aaron Francis (Lieutenant). John Francis (Colonel).
Nathaniel Friend. William Gage.
Samuel Goodridge, Jr. (Lieut.). William Goodridge. William Groves.
John Harmon. Reuben Hennison.
Henry Herrick (Colonel).
Henry Herrick, Jr. (Adjutant).
Joseph Herrick (Ensign).
William Herrick. Hugh Hill (Captain).
Hale Hilton (Fifer). Nathaniel Lamson.
Henry Larcom (Captain). Asa Leach. John Leach.
Nathan Leach.
Benjamin Lovett. Ezra Lovett. Jeremiah Lovett.
Joseph Lovett, 2d. William Lovett. John Low (Sergeant). William T. Manning. William Morgan. Mark Morse.
Ezra Ober. Richard Ober. Richard Ober. John Pickett (Sergeant). John Pickett. Peter Pride. Joseph Rea (Captain). Stephen Roundy. Elias Smith. Francis Smith (Corporal).
Hazadiah Smith. Isaac Smith.
Isaac Spofford (Surgeon).
George Stephens (Sergeant). John Stone. Daniel Symonds (Lieutenant). Jeffry Thissell.
Henry Thorndike.
Larkin Thorndike (Colonel).
Nichols Thorndike.
John Tuttle. Bartholomew Wallis (Sergeant). Caleb Wallis.
Nathaniel Wallis.
Elisha Whitney (Surgeon).
Elisha Williams (Chaplain). Joseph Wood (Captain).
Daniel Woodbury. Herbert Woodbury.
John Woodbury (Captain). John Woodbury (Ensign). Nicholas Woodbury. Peter Woodbury (Sergeant). Samuel Woodbury (Sergeant). Joseph Wyer.
BILLERICA.
Jeremiah Allen. William Baldwin (Sergeant). Sears Cook (Lieutenant). Henry Cummings (Rev., D.D.).
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Markers.
Jonas French. Peter Hill.
Joseph Jaquith. Enoch Kidder (Captain). William Manning (Lieutenant). John Parker (Captain). John Patten Jonathan Pollard. Solomon Pollard (Captain). Oliver Richardson. John Shed. Asa Spaulding (Lieutenant). Benoni Spaulding. Jonathan Stickney (Major). John Wright.
Old Burying-ground.
Edward Farmer. Oliver Farmer.
South Burying-ground.
Joshua Abbott.
Isaac Beard (Corporal).
Benjamin Bowers. Josiah Bowers (Captain). Josiah Bowers. John Crosby. Josiah Crosby. Oliver Crosby (Lieutenant). Joseph Davis. Joshua Davis. Edward Farmer, Jr. John Farmer (Lieutenant). William Gleason. Jonathan Hill. Samuel Hill. Abraham Jaquith. Reuben Kendall. Samuel Kidder (Corporal). John Parker. Asa Patten. Timothy Stearns.
William Stickney. William Thompson (Colonel). Samuel Whitney. Joseph Wilson.
North Burying-ground.
Isaac Baron (Lieutenant). Stephen Barrett. Samuel Bridge. John Carleton. Benjamin Davis. Timothy Davis.
Joseph Dows (Major). Samuel Trull.
BOLTON.
Jabez Fairbanks. Joseph Houghton. Job Howard (Captain). Carter Knight.
David Nourse (Captain).
Jonathan Nourse. William Ross.
Joseph Sawyer.
James Townsend. Jonas Welch (Captain). Jonathan Whitcomb.
John Whiting.
Israel Woodbury.
BOSTON.
King's Chapel Burying-ground. Thomas Dawes (Colonel). William Dawes (Colonel). Henry Prentis (Captain). John Steel Tyler (Lieut. Col.). John Winslow (Deputy Pay- master General).
Copp's Hill Burying-ground. William Burbeck (Colonel). Edward Carnes (Major).
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Sons of the American Revolution.
James De Carteret.
Joseph Chandler.
Thomas Edwards (Lieutenant).
John West Folsom.
Moses Grant (Deacon).
Nathaniel Heath (Major).
Amos Lincoln (Captain).
Daniel Malcolm (Captain).
Robert Newman.
Thomas Seward (Major).
Samuel Shaw (Major).
Samuel Treat (Captain).
Granary Burying-ground.
Peter Adams (Sergeant). Samuel Adams.
John Armstrong (Colonel).
Samuel Armstrong (Major).
Edward Blake (Captain).
Edward Blake (Lieutenant).
James Bowdoin.
James Bowdoin, Jr.
Thomas Cushing.
Nicholas Gardner (Captain).
John Hancock.
John Hurd, Jr.
James Otis.
Robert Treat Paine.
Paul Revere.
Jabez Smith (Lieutenant). James Sullivan.
Increase Sumner.
David Townsend (Doctor). Robert Williams (Captain). Victims of the Boston Massacre.
Central Burying-ground. James Bancroft (Captain). Thomas Blake (Lieutenant). Robert Davis (Captain). Marston Watson (Colonel).
Eliot Burying-ground (Jamaica Plain).
Lemuel May (Captain).
Forest Hills Cemetery, West Rox- bury.
Jabez Hatch (Colonel).
William Heath (Major General).
Henry Jackson (Brig. General). Ephraim May (Major).
John May (Colonel).
Thomas Rumrill.
John Warren (Surgeon).
Joseph Warren (Major General).
North Dorchester Burying-ground, Dorchester.
Stephen Badlam (Brig. General). Nathaniel Bradshaw.
Lemuel Clap (Captain).
Joseph Clapp (Sergeant).
Joseph Clapp, Jr. (Corporal).
Hopestill Hall (Colonel).
James Humphreys (Q.M. Serg't).
John Leeds. John Lemist.
Thomas Lyon.
Samuel Pierce (Colonel).
Ezekiel Tileston.
40 graves of soldiers in one lot.
South Dorchester Burying-ground, Dorchester.
Samuel Cox.
Samuel Cox, Jr.
Phipps Street Burying-ground, Charlestown.
Josiah Bartlett (Doctor). Richard Devens (Com'y Gen.). John Langdon.
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Markers.
Eustis Street Burying-ground, Rox- bury.
Ebenezer Claflin. Richard Creese. John Greaton (Brig. General). Samuel Mellish (Lieutenant). Joseph Ruggles.
Walter Street Burying-ground, West Roxbury. Graves of Revolutionary soldiers who died in the Army Hospi- tal at Jamaica Plain. Jonathan Hale (Captain).
Emerson Street Burying-ground. Nathaniel Hayden.
BOYLSTON.
Elijah Ball. Andrew Bigelow. John Homer. James Longley (Captain). Caleb Rendall. Joseph Tilton.
BREWSTER.
Barnabas Atwood (Captain). Elkanah Bangs. Isaac Bangs (Lieutenant). Joshua Bangs (Lieutenant). Solomon Bangs. Scotto Berry. Enoch Clark (Captain). Reuben Clark (Captain). Elkanah Crosby (Captain). James Crosby. John Crosby (Captain). Seth Crosby (Sergeant). William Crosby (Lieutenant). Benjamin Freeman.
Elkanah Freeman. John Freeman. Nathaniel Freeman (Major). Prince Freeman. Seth Freeman (Captain). Anthony Gray (Captain). Lot Gray. Thomas King. Elkanah Mayo. Isaac Mayo.
Thomas Mayo.
Watson Mayo.
Sylvanus Paine.
Thomas Snow.
Reuben Snow (Lieutenant).
BRIDGEWATER.
The South Parish.
Eleazer Alden.
Joseph Alden (Captain).
Joshua Alden (Lieutenant). Oliver Alden.
Solomon Alden.
James Allen (Major).
Joseph Ames. William Ames.
Cuff Ashport.
Joseph Bassett (Lieutenant). Joseph Bassett.
Jonathan Benson.
Eleazer Carver (Doctor).
Caleb Cary. Eliphalet Cary (Major).
Jonathan Cary. Adney Winslow Cliff (Lieut.).
David Conant.
Ezra Conant. John Conant. Phineas Conant. Zenas Conant. Samuel Crane.
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Sons of the American febolution.
Simeon Curtis.
Isaac Keith.
Thomas Cushman (Captain).
James Keith. Jeremiah Keith.
Jesse Dunbar. Peter Dunbar.
Samuel Dunbar (Lieutenant).
Christopher Dyer.
Samuel Keith.
John Dyer.
Seth Keith (Captain).
Obadiah Eddy.
Benjamin Edson.
Solomon Keith (Lieutenant).
Polycarpus Edson.
Chilton Latham.
Alpheus Fobes.
Nathan Lazell.
Eliab Fobes.
James Leach.
Ezra Fobes.
David Leonard.
Jason Fobes.
Jacob Leonard (Captain).
Joshua Fobes.
Jonathan Leonard.
Josiah Fobes, Jr.
Samuel Leonard.
Robert Fobes.
Seth Leonard.
Nathan Harden.
Josiah Mehurin.
Benjamin Harris (Lieutenant).
Daniel Hartwell.
Edward Mitchell.
Nathan Mitchell (Captain).
Amos Hayward.
Thomas Mitchell (Major).
Azariah Hayward.
Benjamin Hayward (Lieutenant).
Ephraim Orcutt.
Ebenezer Perkins
Elijah Hayward.
James Perkins.
Solomon Hayward.
Ichabod Pope.
Cornelius Pratt.
Nathaniel Pratt (Lieutenant).
Cornelius Holmes.
Nehemiah Pratt.
David Hooper.
Samuel Pratt.
Simeon Pratt (Captain).
James Hooper (Lieutenant).
Benjamin Price.
Luther Hooper.
Asahel Shaw.
Thomas Hooper (Captain).
Samuel Shaw (Doctor).
William Hooper.
Benjamin Snell.
Winslow Hooper.
Elijah Storrs. Jireh Swift.
William Swift.
Daniel Keith.
Winslow Thomas.
Daniel Tolman.
Hartwell Keith.
Edward Mitchell (Colonel).
Seth Harvey.
William Mitchell.
Edward Hayward.
Ziba Hayward.
Josiah Hill.
Hezekiah Hooper (Lieutenant).
Barnabas Horton. Benjamin Keith.
Jonathan Keith.
Robert Keith.
Solomon Keith.
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markers.
Abraham Washburn. Benjamin Washburn (Captain). Cornelius Washburn. Daniel Washburn. Jeremiah Washburn. Noah Washburn.
Oliver Washburn.
Salmon Washburn. Thomas Washburn.
Zachariah Whitman.
George Wilbur.
Isaac Wilbur.
Simeon Wood.
Pine Hill Burying-ground, West Bridgewater.
Eliakim Howard.
BRIMFIELD.
Henry Abbott. Ozem Blashfield (Captain). Thomas Bliss. Bartholomew Brown (Lieut.). Jonathan Brown (Lieutenant). Joseph Browning (Captain). Abel Burt. Aaron Charles (Captain). Nathaniel Charles. Thomas Charles. Nathaniel Danielson (Major). Timothy Danielson (Brig. Gen.). Levi Fay. Joseph Griggs. Jonas Haynes. Elijah Hitchcock. Noah Hitchcock, Jr.
Joseph Hoar (Captain). John Bolton Hubbard. Isaac Janes.
Israel Janes.
Peleg Cheney Jones.
Aaron Lombard. Aaron Morgan. Zadok Nichols. Jesse Parker. George Shaw. Abner Stebbins. Christopher Ward.
BROCKTON.
Simeon Brett. Jonathan Cary. Seth Edson. Caleb Howard (Colonel).
Daniel Howard. Simeon Keith.
Josiah Perkins, Jr. Joseph Sylvester. John Tilden.
Ashland Street Burying-ground.
Daniel Alden. Job Ames. Timothy Ames. Samuel Brett.
Howard Cary.
Simeon Cary (Colonel). Barzilla Field. Fobes Field.
Mark Ford.
Andrew Freeman. William French (Lieutenant). Adam Howard. Ichabod Howard.
Oliver Howard. Robert Howard. Benjamin Packard. Jonas Packard.
Josiah Packard. Shepard Packard. Thomas Packard.
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Sons of the American Revolution.
William Packard. Charles Snell.
Melrose Burying-ground.
Jeremiah Beals.
Ephraim Cole.
Mannasah Dickerman.
Zachariah Gurney, Ist (Capt.).
Zachariah Gurney, 2d.
Isaac Hartwell. Adin Packard.
Lemuel Packard.
Jonas Reynolds.
Eleazer Snow.
Enos Thayer.
South Main Street Burying-ground.
Jesse Perkins. Leavitt Thayer.
Cowessett Burying-ground.
Daniel Manley, 2d. Nathan Packard. Mark Perkins.
Thompson Burying-ground.
Henry Kingman (Lieutenant).
Merritt's Burying-ground.
Ephraim Dunbar.
Ephraim Jackson.
Jonathan Perkins.
Leach Burying-ground.
Josiah Edson.
Nathan Leach.
William Shaw.
Ebenezer Warren.
BROOKFIELD.
Brookfield Burying-ground.
Jesse Abbott (Sergeant). Seth Banister (Captain).
James Converse. Jabez Crosby.
Simeon Draper (Captain).
Josiah Hamilton. Rufus Hamilton. Neverson Hastings.
Jonathan Parker.
Amos Rice.
Tilly Rice (Captain).
Daniel Walker.
Gad Williston.
John Woolcott.
East Brookfield Burying-ground.
Benjamin Rice.
Ezra Richmond.
Jeduthan Stevens.
Eli Wood.
BROOKLINE.
Isaac Gardner (Captain).
James Peirce.
Amos Wadsworth (Lieutenant). James Wilcox (Sergeant).
BURLINGTON.
Precinct Burying-ground.
James Bennett.
David Blanchard.
David Blanchard, Jr.
Jacob Caldwell.
Daniel Cummings.
Joseph Johnson (Lieutenant).
Joshua Jones.
John Marratt (Rev.).
Samuel Nevens.
John Reed (Captain). Samuel Reed.
Jonathan Simonds.
Luther Simonds.
Thomas Skelton.
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Markers.
Edward Walker. Joshua Walker (Captain). John Wood (Captain). Ezra Wyman. Ezra Wyman.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mount Auburn.
Francis Bowman.
Josiah Cleaveland.
John Clement (Captain). John Hooton.
George Keith.
Thomas Lamb (First Lieut.).
Peter Mackintosh, Sr. Joseph Mancrieff.
Old Burying-ground.
Nathaniel Appleton (Rev.).
Joseph Bates (Sergeant). Torrey Hancock. John Hicks. John Hughes.
William Marcy.
Abel Moore.
Nathaniel Prentis.
Moses Richardson.
John Walton (Lieutenant). Jonathan Walton (Second Lieut.).
* CANTON.
Old Burying-ground.
Henry Bailey.
Israel Bailey (Lieutenant). Lemuel Bailey. Joseph Belcher.
Joseph Bemis. Daniel Billings.
Jacob Billings.
* These graves are not marked with the S. A. R. marker, but with one specially designed by the town.
John Billings (Lieutenant). Jonathan Billings. Joseph Billings. Stephen Billings.
William Billings (Lieutenant). Adam Blackman.
Semour Burr.
Benjamin Bussy.
Samuel Capen.
Joseph Chandler.
Abner Crane (Captain).
Elijah Crane. Luther Crane.
Nathan Crane.
Peter Crane (Major).
William Crane.
George Crossman (Captain).
Jesse Davenport.
Lemuel Davenport.
Thomas Doty (Colonel).
Elijah Dunbar.
James Endicott (Captain).
James Fadden.
Jonathan Farrington.
Elijah Fenno.
Ezekiel Fisher.
Lemuel Fisher.
Lemuel French.
Nathaniel French.
Benjamin Gill (Colonel).
Richard Gridley (Major Gen.).
Joseph Hartwell.
Ziba Hayden.
Michael Henry.
William Henry.
George Jordan (Captain).
James Hawkes Lewis (Captain). George May. Archibald McKendry.
John McKendry. William McKendry.
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Bons of the American Revolution.
Samuel Morse.
Sion Morse.
Jacob Shepard.
Samuel Parkhurst.
John Sherman.
Samuel Perham.
Asahel Smith (Captain).
Jonas Pierce.
Seth Strobridge.
Silas Pierce.
Ezra Tilden.
Stephen Pierce.
Samuel Topliff.
Benjamin Tucker.
James Tucker.
John Tucker (Captain).
Samuel Tucker (Captain).
Benjamin Wentworth.
Nathaniel Wentworth.
Oliver Wentworth.
Seth Wentworth.
William Wheeler.
Comfort Whiting. Henry Withington.
CHELMSFORD.
Chelmsford Centre Cemetery.
Joseph Adams.
William Adams.
Benjamin Chamberlin. Samuel Davis.
James Dunn, Jr. Peter Farrar.
Josiah Fletcher.
William Fletcher.
Isaiah Foster, Jr.
Noah Foster.
Ebenezer Gould.
Asa Hodgman. Jacob Howard. Samuel Howard.
Willard Howard. James Marshall. Benjamin Parker. Willard Parker.
COHASSET.
Central Burying-ground.
Job Cushing.
James Hall (Captain).
Thomas Lathrop.
Obadiah Lincoln.
James Lincoln.
Joseph Neal.
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