92 21 3400 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/41a6871653e478087447fb5931875dd0.jpg 54e64073e83a39ac9e9184da26c9df95 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Helen Pearson Portfolio Subject The topic of the resource Art portfolios Drawing Still-life in art Figure drawing Watercolor painting Illustration of books Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pearson, Helen (1870-1949) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Helen Pearson Portfolio Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th century-early 20th century Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Jpg derived from Tif Language A language of the resource eng Italian Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-AA: 2020.3-61 Description An account of the resource The items in this collection are part of Helen Pearson's portfolio of work that she created around the time she attended Cowles School of Art in Boston. Portsmouth Herald newspaper articles place her there in 1890, though some of her pieces are dated in the surrounding years. Many of the original pieces included in the portfolio are unfinished drawings and sketches. Pearson primarily used charcoal and graphite pencil. She continued to work with graphite throughout her career, most notably in her drawings for Vignettes of Portsmouth. For some of the works in the portfolio, Pearson used live models, but many of her drawings are of busts or statues, likely drawn from casts or other references. Other works collected in the portfolio include prints of pieces by Maxfield Parrish, William Roffe, and Jacques Lubin, among others, as well as an original painting by Boston artist C.E. Heil. Helen Pearson was born on November 13, 1870 to parents Amos and Susan Pearson. Amos Pearson was a florist and music teacher originally from Ipswich, MA. Susan E. (Miller) Pearson was an artist and musician from Portsmouth. Helen Pearson attended the Cowles School of Art in Boston sometime around 1890. She also trained as a concert pianist, playing with the Schenectady Symphony Orchestra in New York. In 1913, Pearson’s drawings were featured in Vignettes of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, a book she collaborated on with Harold Hotchkiss Bennett. She died on July 19, 1949 at her home on Broad Street in Portsmouth. This collection was gifted to the Portsmouth Public Library by Richard Candee in January 2020. It is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public viewing. More of Helen Pearson's work can be seen in <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/8">The Helen Pearson Drawings Collection</a>. Her <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/7">collection of bookplates</a> is also viewable and includes her own bookplate which features an original drawing of a meteor over Portsmouth. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Scanning, metadata, and Omeka entry by K. Czajkowski and P. Vassiliev, December 2020 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Put whatever you want in here. The digital images in this collection were captured using a HoverCam Flex 11. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc Subject The topic of the resource Engraving Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri de, 1580-1637 Description An account of the resource A print of an engraving depicting Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc (1590-1637) by French engraver Jacques Lubin (1637-c. 1695). There is handwriting done in pencil beneath the image. Left: "Granger II. 234"; center: "Ab 1637 [act?] 57. / In England 1606 / 'A Finished scholar, an accomplished gentleman / an amiable and beneficent man.' / The friends of [illegible]"; right: "James Lubin / born at Paris 1637." Handwritten in the top right corner: "No 108." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pearson, Helen (1870-1949) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Helen Pearson Portfolio Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lubin, Jacques (1637-c. 1695) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Jpg derived from Tif Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-AA:2020.35 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/a2cafd8e33371d68399103e1a7a89fcb.jpg 77033bce5922d01e3e3fc656d1e3e4c4 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/85df9629620726afa065260352ed3fff.mp3 8d38b3ec0bf2e88a9f09ec4a9dbe8c98 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Women Singing OUT! Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Women's choirs LGBTQ+ musicians Portsmouth (N.H.) Choral music Description An account of the resource Women Singing OUT! formed in 1999 as a lesbian-based choir focused on social change. They promoted tolerance, diversity, peace, and hope. WSO performed a wide range of musical styles and held biannual concerts in winter and late spring. Led by artistic directors Claudia Frost and later Dr. Deirdre McClure, they practiced weekly at Christ Episcopal Church in Portsmouth. WSO disbanded in 2017. There are eight albums represented in this collection: The Beauty Around Us (2002), We Are Family (2005), Kaleidoscope: Sight & Sound (2007), Celebrate...With Friends!! (2008), Peace & Love (2008), The Sum of Us Sing! (2009), Beyond Tolerance (2010), and Natural Woman (2011). This collection of recordings is part of the NH Seacoast LGBT History Project Archive which is on deposit at the Portsmouth Public Library. Materials in this collection were digitized by intern Kate Persson in 2022. Metadata creation by Special Collections staff, 2023. To see videos from the NH Seacoast LGBT History Project Archive, visit <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/25" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/25</a>. To see recordings from the Seacoast NH LGBTQ+ Oral History Project, which was created by Dr. Holly Cashman in collaboration with UNH, the NH Seacoast LGBT History Project, and the Portsmouth Public Library, visit <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/32" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">portsmouthexhibits.org/collections/show/32</a>. Any questions about this collection can be directed to the <a href="https://www.portsmouthnh.gov/library/local-history-genealogy#contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Special Collections Librarian</a> at the Portsmouth Public Library or to the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Portsnh/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Seacoast NH LGBT History Project</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Women Singing OUT! Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Seacoast NH LGBT History Project Archive Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2002-2011 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource mp3 Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Sound Sound A resource whose content is primarily intended to be rendered as audio. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Niska Banja recording, 2007 Subject The topic of the resource Women's choirs LGBTQ+ musicians Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource A live recording of "Niska Banja" from the album Kaleidoscope: Sight & Sound. Directed by Claudia Frost, accompanied by Kimberley Karchenes. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Women Singing OUT! Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Seacoast NH LGBT History Project Archive Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2007-06-09 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Page, Nick Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource mp3 03:24 minutes Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Kaleidoscope: Sight and Sound Track 1 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/764bfcc344967618086a9fd9a271ebb8.jpg 469d654a13115dd5430b9ebb821cec50 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North abutment and embankment, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the north abutment and embankment taken from on top of the columns at Pier 10N. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-10-01 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.031 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/b1e5ab2b25e26484b71570f12092be48.jpg f2513f4acaca80bca831a3d0ed6bdbef Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North abutment fill in progress, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the north abutment fill in progress, from Pier 11N looking north. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-11-27 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.049 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/a6dcb61393fad88f02d9dfa11139d7aa.jpg 361a935ce5116a10673ad94cf67f5df6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North abutment footing form, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the north abutment footing form. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-10-01 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.029 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/386205bfd9c7d55e4217c48b6611eefc.jpg 73a7cc192f75eb81e4e37f7c086b0a18 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Anchor Pier footing, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the North Anchor Pier footing and column-reinforcing steel at the Maine approach. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-11-02 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.042 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/57a7aa4bc206697015b8cb3ad662f2b8.jpg 455c6e9de16d526b18c1c4c7c8e58f2b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Anchor Pier, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the North Anchor Pier looking west. The city concrete plant can be seen in the background. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969-01-03 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.054 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/07d5ee882cde6cc0ba427ccd54352bc0.pdf 83a13f49f368e59ea68b56e485bd8311 PDF Text Text NORTH CEMETERY Maplewood Avenue Portsmouth, NH In 1907 a text was published from the work of Oliver Horton Locke who had recorded dates from same 2000 of the oldest tombstones in Portsmouth. North Cemetery was included in this effort. Around 1954, John Eldridge Frost added to Locke's work. Mr Frost noted the markers in sequence which became invaluable in identifying the location of missing markers. Both of these studies were included in this project to update data. North Cemetery and Union Cemetery are adjacent to each other. NORTH CEMETERY UPDATE 1992-1993 CYNTHIA PRIDHAM-THOMAS Field Notes LOUISE H. TALLMAN Camputar Entry � https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/0c3bea235097c5752b38008516fef302.pdf 3fe95d81d0f7df2737472e681a997185 PDF Text Text NORTH CEMETERY Maplewood Avenue Ent;:;;r Gate--------------,-----~~--- A-5 - I A-3 A - 2. A-1 8-2 8-l C-1 i B-6 B-S B- 4- .. ~-~ C.- b C-5' C ~ 4- C-~ C- 2. D-3 D-2 ~ l.. (/J -1,,J (/J ~ (/J • (.J .D- b .l.. . D-'f fS' D-.S- Ill 0 ~ C: ...., C ✓ C Ill 11... ti 0 E' - b E - 'r E-3 E - 2. F-S F"- 4- F"-3 F · 2. G-S C- 4- E-5 E-1 ~ ~ I < F" • b I tomb ... • D-1 J.;,. G-3 G- 2. I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cemetery Records Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Burial grounds Gravestones Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource Portsmouth's historic cemeteries serve as gateways to the past. The records in this collection will be useful to genealogists, historians, and family members of the deceased. Our collection includes information about the following cemeteries, including maps and plot locations: Cotton Cemetery, Elmwood Cemetery, Harmony Grove Cemetery, North Cemetery, Proprietor's Cemetery, Sagamore Cemetery, and Union Cemetery. To view a complete record book or to see a map in more detail, click the PDF name below the image. Click on the image on the next page. The record books in this collection are fully searchable. Once the PDF is open, click Control+F (or Command+F on a Mac) to open the search feature. Much of the information in these records has been added to <a href="https://www.findagrave.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">FindAGrave.com</a>. Look there for more information about individual plots. <a href="https://www.portsmouthnh.gov/library/local-history-genealogy#contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact Special Collections</a> for information about cemeteries not in this collection. Many thanks to the volunteers who spent countless hours collecting this data, including Louise Tallman, Cynthia Pridham Thomas, June Spezzano, and Ginny Jakoubek. Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Cemetery information and maps Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Maps Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource Information, including a map, for North Cemetery, located on Maplewood Avenue. See also the North Cemetery record books <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3507" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">1993</a> and <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3508" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">2006</a> for specific plot locations. See also <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3509" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Inscriptions at North Cemetery, Portsmouth, N.H.: Epitaphs and Long Texts</a>. This information was compiled by Cynthia Pridham-Thomas and Louise Tallman completed the computer entry. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pridham-Thomas, Cynthia Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived PORT VITAL RECORDS 925.5 NORTH CEMETERY 1993 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tallman, Louise H. (1921-2011) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context i11955259 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/ec5a052c4bed7c6ab756ef6f00d2e9f1.PDF d92d38f27d41dee99a3f776bfb80d436 PDF Text Text �POtUSMOUTH tJu UC LISRAAr P T TH, N.H. t �p ��NORTH CEMETERY Maplewood Avenue Portsmouth, NH In 1907 a text was published from the work of Oliver Horton Locke who had recorded dates from some 2000 of the oldest tombstones in Portsmout h . North Cemetery was included in this effort. Around 1954, John Eldridge Frost added to Locke's work. Mr Frost noted the markers in sequence which became invaluable in identifying the location of missing markers. Bot h of these studies were included in this project to update data. North Cemetery and Union Ce metery are adjacent to each other. NORTH CEMETERY UP □ ATE 1992-1993 CYNTHIA PRIDHAM-THOMAS Field Notes LOUISE H. TALLMAN Computor Entry \ 93 �. ·.. -·--..!...~ .~; ....:~~~~;~.;:._._· .~ ---~~..:J;~--W.:"17=-~=:--·-:.,::;;~:.;.-~. --:- -~=-----..:-1_'!_=..-.-. ..:;::!.,...!~..:;-._......:_:~~2.~---.....::__.-:._.~~..;......,....._...:..,~~- ' .. �NORTH CEMETERY Maplewood Avenue Entsr Gate----------------------- A-b A-5 A-3 A - 2. A-1 8-2 B-1 B-6 B-S B- 't B-~ C.- fi C-5 C-4 C-~ C- 2. C- l b- b D-5" D-3 D-2. D-1 ~ I... Ill /.J Ill ~ Ill (J D-'f E'-f. C Q) ~ E-'r E-3 E - 2. E-1 F-5 F-~ ~-3 F- 2. F-1 G-5 G- !.f E-5 ~ I g< F- f. I tomb ... Q) 0 ti 0 ....., ✓ ~ ~ C: C: ~ Q:- G-3 G- 2. ��NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Abbott, Mary d.1834-8-23 76y "M.A." D-4,a13 pg11 slate, good, Adams, Aaron d.1864-7-27 B-2,f-3 pg3 vJ i 1 1 ow ~( urn 27y "A.A." slate, cracked, urn in circle, epitaph-6 Adams, Benjamin d.1831-7-31 58y "B.A." F-4,a-8 pg21 marble, eroded Adams, Benning d.1854-7-5 84y A-3,b-5 pg36 marble, eroded, epitaph-2 Adams, Elizabeth Relict of Nathaniel Adams ' "E. A. II d.1814-11-20 Bly B-6,a-3 pg39 slate, low, willow & urn Adams, Elizabeth Wife of Benjamin Adams II d. 1838-5-1 61 y E. A. 11 F-4,a-7 pg21 marble, good Adams, Georgiana Dau. of George & Deborah Adams d.1850-1-16 17y 2m F-6,a-2 marble, reset Adams, Nathaniel f, c 1 7Lt, d.1768-10-13 42y "Nathaniel Adams, 1768" B-6,a-2 pg39 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-4 Adams, Sarah Wife of Benning Adams d.1840-8-29 68y "S. A." A-3,b-6 pg36 marble, eroded Aitchison, George C. U.S. Navy Veteran d.1864-4-26 55y G-6,a-4 pg33 marble, eroded, repaired, reset Akerman, Amy d.1846-3-23 C-2,a-2 pg4 Wife of Samuel Akerman 66y "A.A." marble, almost illegible Akerman, Barnet With wife Sarah d.1824-3-27 74y "B.A." G-3,b-5 pg34 slate, repaired, parts lost, willow & urn Akerman, Benjamin d.1783-8-24 69y "Benjamin Akerman" B-4,d-4 pg29 slate, good, reset, winged cherub Akerman, Elizabeth Dau. of Samuel & Sally Akerman d.1805-3-4 3y "E.A. 11 B-3,a-1 pg1 slate, low, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Akerman, Henry Son Samuel & Sally Akerman d.1806-7-14 3y B-2,d-1 pg2 slate, good, circle design Akerman, Phebe d.1774-10-14 "Mrs. Phebe Akerman" B-4,c-7 pg29 sandstone, headstone lost, date A.H. Locke Akerman, Sally Consort of Samuel Akerman d.1805-11-16 30y "S. A. 11 C-2,a-3 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn Akerman, Samuel d.1847-1-8 76y C-2,a-1 pg4 marble, eroded Akerman, Sarah Wife of Barnet Akerman d.1833-1-7 79y "S.A. 11 G-3,b-5 pg34 slate, repaired. parts lost, willow & urn Akerman, Walter d.1809-12-11 71st yr. B-4,d-7 pg28 slate, good, urn 8< drapery Allcock, Jane Wife of Joseph Allcock d.1766-7-27 47th yr. "Mrs. Jane Allcock" A-5,e-6 pg38 slate, good, death head Allcock, Joseph Merchant d.1795-2-14 77th yr. "J. Allcock, 1795" D-6,b-3 pg26 slate, low, broken top, epitaph-2 Allen, Mary Relict of Thomas Allen of Boston d.1810-2-2 78y "M.A." F-3,alO pg20 slate, low, willow & urn Allen, Sarah b.1768-3-4 F-3,a11 "Our Mother, Aunt", born Boston d.1856-4-23 pg20 11 S.A. 11 marble, eroded Anderson, Mary Wife of Swen Anderson d.1818-11-5 33y F-2,f-1 pg23 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph Ashley, Catherine Eliza Wife of A. Ashley, comedian d.1829-2-6 32y "C.E.A." A-1,c-7 pg! slate, good, willow & urn Ashworth, Ann Dau. Thomas & Eliza Ashworth, drowned d.1818-7-16 !By H-4,b-6 pg31 marble, almost illegible, with Margaret Ashworth, Margaret A. Dau. Thomas & Eliza Ashworth, drowned d.1818-7-16 21y H-4,b-6 pg31 marble, almost illegible, with Ann �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Atkinson, Hannah Wife of Timothy Atkinson d.1825-9-29 37y F-3,h-5 pg23 marble, eroded, with Timothy Atkinson, Timothy With wife Hannah d.1818-4-2O 36y F-3,h-5 pg23 marble, eroded Austin, Abigail L. Dau. Samuel & Abigail Austin d.18O1-9-19 3y B-3,d-6 pg3 slate, good, urn & wreath Ayers, Mary Wife of Phinehas Ayers d.1863-5-29 BOy "M.A." A-3,c-1 pg36 slate, good, urn & willows, epitaph-2 Ayers, Olive H. d.1821-9-25 33y E-6,a-8 pg5 marble, eroded, repaired, epitaph-4 Ayers, Phinehas d.1821-7-8 36y "Mr. P.A." A-4,d-5 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Ayers, Sarah "Miss" d.1829-4-12 71y "S.A." C-5-e-4 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Badger, Susanna P. Widow of John Badger d.184O-1O-7 66y E-4,g-1 pg21 marble, almost illegible Balch, Hannah Wife of S. Balch d.1817-1-29 44y F-2,d-8 pg22 slate, good, urn Bancker, Mary Ann Youngest dau. John Durang, comedian d.1833-8-24 26y A-1,a-1 pgl slate, good, willow & urn Banks, Ann Wife of Edward Banks d.1857-9-8 76y G-4,c-4 pg34 marble, eroded Banks, Edward d.1835-2-3 44y G-4,c-7 pg34 slate, good, willow & urn Banks, Elizabeth Wife of Edward Banks d. 1825-9-8 .:.;,.:..,y "E. B. G-4,c-6 pg34 slate, broken, parts lost, 11 Wi 11 OW ~( Banks, John E. d.1854-2-1 31y 6m G-4,c-5 pg34 marble, eroded Barnes, John "J.B. d.1834-4-15 49y G-4,e13 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 II "Mrs." Barrell, Elizabeth d.1823 86y E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Barry, Lucy Ann Wife of Bartholomew Barry (or Berry) d.1843-11-23 3Oy "L.A.B." F-1,e-4 pg22 slate, good, willow & urn Barter, Elizabeth d.18O5-1-9 B-2,e-8 pg2 Eldest dau. Amdrew Tombs, Esq. Bartlett, Abigail Wife of William Bartlett d.1823-8-6 51y H-3,a-1 pg32 marble, repaired, with William Bartlett, Henry Martyn d.1852-7-18 21y B-4,a-8 marble, eroded Son of James & Lucy Bartlett Bartlett, Henry Smith Son of James & Lucy Bartlett d.1831-5-2O 2y "H.S.B." B-4,a-9 marble, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Bartlett, Horace Kenney d.1839-3-4 2y B-4,a10 marble, eroded Son of James & Lucy Bartlett Bartlett, Jonathan Son Enoch & Mary Bartlett, Amesbur y d.1819-8-15 20y F-4,a-4 pg21 slate, good, willow & urn Bartlett, Margaret Hall Dau. James & Lucy Bartlett d.1852-7-18 21y "M.H.B." B-4,a11 pg37 marble, eroded Bartlett, William With wife Abigail d.1834-3-15 67y H-3,a-1 pg32 marble, repaired Bass, Abigail Consort of Joseph Bass d.1780-3-22 57y "Mrs. Abigciil Bass" D-2,e-6 pg10 slate, low, willow & urn Bass, Sarah Consort of Joseph Bass d.1817-10-25 62y "Mrs. S. B." D-2,e-5 pg10 slate, good, willow & urn Bass, Sarah Dau. of Joseph Bass d.1819-10-4 24y "Miss S.B." D-2,e-8 pg10 slate, good, willow ~,. urn Bayley, Cazneau d.1808-1-27 41y "Mr. C.B. 11 E-3,e-3 pg19 slate, tipped, tree & cherub Bazin, John, Jr. d.1819-12-9 30y A-3,a-2 pg36 slate, tipped, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Beahan, John Native of Ireland, emigrated here 1809 d.1816-7-31 31y A-4,b-1 pg37 slate, willow & urn, masonic emblems, epitaph-4 Beal, Zachariah d.1818-2-22 46y A-4,d-1 slate, low, willow & urn Beck, Angela Streeter Dau. of Henry Beck d.1825-1-30 26m "A.S.B." F-1,c-2 slate, low, willow & urn Beck, Ann Widow of Samuel Beck b.1769-2-22 d.1842-12-24 F-3,b-1 pg21 slate, repaired, batten lost, willow & urn Bell, Cecelia Adala Dau. Andrew W. & Sophia A.A. Bell d.1832-3-29 5m C-4,f-3 slate, good, willow & urn, with Charles �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Bel 1 , Char- 1 es W:i 11 i am S on Andr-ew W. & Sophia A.A. Bell d.1832-4-2 22m C-4,f-3 slate , good, willow & ur-n, with Cecel i a Bell, Dor-othy Relict Capt. Matthew Bell of New Castle d.1819-7-9 70y "Mr-s. D.B. C-1,d-5 pg5 slate, good, willow & ur-n 11 Bell, Mar-y Dau. of Rober-t & Rebecca Bell d.1826-8-10 5y M.B. F-2,c-2 pg21 mar-ble, er-oded, with Rebecca 11 11 Bell, Rebecca Wife of Rober-t T. Bell d.1826-7-2 24y "R.B. F-2,c-2 pg21 mar-ble, er-oded, with dau. Mar-y 11 Bell, Rober-t T. d.1873-3-19 79y F-2,c-1 pg21 mar-bl e, er-oded Ber-r-y, Bar-tholomew d.1831-10-15 71y G-2,b-6 pg33 slate, br-oken, top lost Ber-r-y, Marry Wife of Bar-thomew Ber-r-y d.1832-11-23 62y G-1, d-2 pg33 slate, good, no design Berr-y, Nancy P. Wife of Barthomew Berr-y d.1832-5-13 30y F-1,e-3 pg22 slate, good, willow & ur-n Bigelow, Joseph Son of Benjamin & Mar-y Bigelow d.1783-8-26 17th yr-. "Joseph Bigelow, 1783" C-4,b-2 pg3 slate, good, cher-ub Dau. Benjamin & Salome Bigelow Bigelow, Mar-y Ann d.1806-4-26 14y C-3,e-2 pg12 slate, good, willow & ur-n Bigelow, Mary Ann M. Dau. John Mann, wife Henr-y A. Bigelow d.1852-2-1 47y M.A.M.B. F-3,a-6 pg20 mar-ble, broken, r-eset low, with M.L. Mann 11 11 "Miss" Billings, Elizabeth "E. B. II d.1811-4-5 63y D-4,b-11 pg13 slate, good, wi 11 ow ~i urn Billings, Hannah Wife Richard Billings, dau. John Newmar-ch d.1781-8-21 45y 5m "Mr-s. Hannah Billings, 1781" C-4,a-2 pg28 slate, good, winged cher-ub Billings, Mar-y Relict of Richar-d Billings d.1815-11-8 78y "Mr-s. M.B." C-1,a-6 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Billings, Richard Veteran of the Revo l ution d.18O8-12-19 75y "Mr. R.B." E-2,e-3 pg19 slate, good, willow & urn Bishop, Sarah "Widow" d.1824-7-19 7 Oy C-5,b-1 pg27 slate, good, willow~( urn Blaisdell, John H. Son of Samuel & Hannah Blaisdell d.1842-7-23 19y 6m D-3,d-8 pg11 slate, top broken off, willow & 2 urns Blake, Catherine M. Dau. Alfred P. & Margaret E. Blake d.186O-2-16 1Om G-4,e-2 pg32 marble, almost illegible Blake, George A. Son Alfred P. & Margaret E. Blake d.1865-2-16 7m 16d G-4,e-3 pg32 marble, almost illegible Blake, Joshua d.18O4-2-7 3Oy "Mr. J. Blake" C-2,c-6 pg4 marble, almost illegible Bl asdel 1, Abner "Capt." d.1832-1-1 61y D-4,a-1 pg13 marble, almost illegible Blasdell, Elizabeth Wife of Capt. Abner Blasdell d.18O5-1O-1 31y D-4,a-5 pg13 slate, good, willow & urn Blasdell, J.N. & J.N. Infant brothers, parents not stated no dates D-4,a-4 slate, tipped, urn Blunt, Angelica Dau. John S. & Esther Blunt d.1829-6-23 7y A-6,c-6 marble, almost illegible Blunt, Elizabeth Relict William Blunt, dau. Edmund March d.1828-9-15 85y "E. B." D-1,c-3 pg1O marble, almost illegible Blunt, George d.1796-1O-24 D-4,b-2 pg13 Son of George F. & Mary Blunt 4y "G. Blunt" slate, good, urn Blunt, George Son George F. & Mary Blunt, died New York d.1831-8-8 32y D-4,b-5 pg13 marble, eroded, with George F. Blunt, epitaph-2 Blunt, George F. With son George d.1831-4-26 69y "G.F.B." D-4,b-5 pg13 marble, eroded, epi~aph-2 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Blunt, Mary Consort of Mark S. Blunt d.1829-6-23 53y "M.B." F-2,a-2 marble, eroded Blunt, Mary Wife of George F. Blunt d.1831-2-2 64y "M.B. 11 D-4,b-3 pg13 marble, eroded, epitaph-2 Blunt, Mary Ann II d. 1845-9-21 55y M.A. B. 11 D-4,b-7 pg13 marble, almost illegible Blunt, Sarah S. Dau. of George F. & Mary Blunt d.1869-6-29 62y D-4,b-4 pg13 marble, eroded, epitaph-1 Bodge, Charlotte Wife of Joseph Bodge d.1830-12-17 30y "C.B." G-2,a-8 pg23 slate, repaired. willow & urn Bowl es, {:ibi gai 1 "Widow", formerly of Hamilton, Mass. d.1826-12-28 86y B-4,a-5 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Charles Wife Frances same stone d.1831-8-4 32y B-4,a-4 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Eunice Wife of Deacon Samuel Bowles d.1827-6-9 59y lost pgl Date noted Locke 1907, & Frost 1954 Bowles, Frances B. Wife of Charles Bowles d.1840-9-12 39y B-4,a-4 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn, with Charles Wife of Deacon Samuel Bowles Bowles, Hannah d.1831-8-20 Bly "H.B." B-6,c-1 pg29 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Hannah Wife of Thomas S. Bowles d.1811-6-5 21y "H.B." B-6,c-4 pg29 slate, good, willow & urn, with infant Bowles, Infant d.1811-8-16 B-6,c-4 pg29 Son of Thomas & Hannah Bowles marble, almost illegible, with mother Bowles, John d.1837-7-8 72y B-4,a-3 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, John Walles d.1834-3-27 37y "J.W.B. 11 B-5,a-7 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Bowles, Lydia Wife of John Bowles d.1832-3-5 7 1y B-4,a-2 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Lydia A. Dau. of Charles & Frances Bowles d.1835-3-4 10y B-4,a-7 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Nabby Dau. of John & Lydia Bowles d.1821-8-22 28y B-4,a-6 pg37 marble, er-oded Bowles, Samuel "Dea." d.1802-11-3 63y B-6,c-2 pg29 marble, almost illegible Bowles, Samuel "Dea." d.1840-10-30 70y "S. B. A-1,b-4 pgl marble, repaired, 11 reset Boyd, George "Esq." d.1787-10-6 54y C-4,d-3 table tomb, shattered, words recorded, block lost Boyd, George d.1790-5-20 32y "Mr. George Boyd, 1790" C-4,d-1 pg12 slate, good, willow, urn, pillars, epitaph-6 Boyd, Henry Cruger Son of George & Jane Boyd d.1784-3-25 11y Sm "Henry Cruger Boyd, 1784" C-4,c-2 pg12 slate, tipped, winged cherub, epitaph-6 Boyd, Jane Wife of George Boyd d.1800 "Madam Jane Boyd, 1800" C-4,f-4 pg12 slate footstone, headstone lost Boyd, Joseph d.1782-10-14 C-4,b-l pg28 Oldest son of Hon. George Boyd 27y - "Joseph Boyd, 1782" slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Boyd, Phebe Dau. of George & Jane Boyd d.1777-10-17 10y B-5,d-1 pg28 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-4 Boyd, Supply Son of George & Jane Boyd d.1786-5-9 14y "Supply Boyd, 1786" C- 4,d-4 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 Brackett, Ann Dau. of Dr. Joshua Brackett d. 1833-11-6 27y "A.B." E-1,d-1 pg19 marble, eroded Brackett, Hannah Widow of Dr. Joshua Brackett d.1805-4-24 71y D-3,c-2 pgll marble slab, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, Brackett, Joshua "Dr. d.1802-7-17 69th y r. D-3,c-3 pg11 marble slab, PORTSMOUTH 11 long text, almost i llegible Brackett, Joshua M. Son Dr. Joshua Brackett, died at sea d.1829-12-1 l<;>y "J.M.B. E-1,d-1 pg16 marble, almost illegible, with sister Ann 11 Brackett, Margaret Wife of Dr. Joshua Brackett d.1815-1-10 28y " M.B. E-1,c-1 pg16 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-9 11 Bragdon, Jeremiah Son Jeremiah & Olive Bragdon d.1830-8-14 13y E-2,f-5 pg19 slate, repaired, willow & urn Bragdon, Jeremiah d.1833-8-26 48y "J.B." E-2,f-6 pg19 slate, good, willow & urn Bragdon, Jeremiah Son Jeremiah ~~ Mary Ann Bra · Jon d.1834-2-28 10m E-2,f-3 pg19 slate, good, willow & urn Bragdon, John William Son Jer~miah & Mar y Ann Bragdon d.1829-10-1 4y "J. W.B. E-2,f-4 pg19 sla te, repair ed, willow & urn 11 Bragdon, Mary Ann Wife of Jeremiah Bragdon d.1822-7-29 31y E-2,f-2 pg19 gray marble, almost illegible Bragdon, Olive E. Dau. of Jeremiah Bragdon d. 1811-4-8 13y 0. E. B. E-2,f-7 pg19 marble, almost illegible 11 11 Brewster, Joseph d.1766-12-4 66y "Joseph Brewster, 1766" A-4,d-3 pg37 slate, good, death head Wife of Samuel Brewster Brewster, Mary d.1833-10-18 62y "M. B. D-1,e-2 pg18 marble, almost illegible, with Samuel 11 Brewster, Phebe Wife of Joseph Brewster d.1767-8-16 67y "Mrs. Phebe Brewster" A-4,d-4 pg36 slate, wings & ?, part design lost Brewster, Samuel Housewright, with wife Mary d.1833-9-11 64y "S.B. D-1,e-2 pg18 marble, almost illegible 11 Brewster, William "Col. d.1818-4-29 77y C-5,e-3 pg26 slate, poor repair, willow & urn 11 �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Briard, Ann Maria Dau. Oliver & Sally Briard, died Great Falls d. 1846-2-11 33y "A. M. B." C-3,e-6 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn Briard, Elizabeth Relict of Samuel Briard, Sr. d.1831-12-12 97y "E.B." C-4,e-1 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn Briard, George Son of Oliver & Sally Briard d.1829-12-15 27y "G. B. 11 C-3,e-7 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn Briard, Oliver Son of Oliver & Sally Briard d.1804-12-19 4m C-3,e-9 pg12 slate, low, urn Briard, Oliver "Esq.", died at Great Falls d. 1844-1-4 69y "O. B." C-3,e-8 pg12 marble, eroded Briard, Samuel Jr. "Capt." d.1806-4-21 44y "S.B." C-3,e-4 pg12 marble, eroded, willow & urn Briard, Sarah Wife of Capt. Samuel Briard, Jr. d.1825-6-9 62y "S.B." C-3,e-5 pg12 marble, eroded, low, tipped Briard, Sarah d.1855-10-19 C-3,elO pg12 Widow of Oliver Briard, died at Great Falls 83y "S. B. 11 marble, eroded Briggs, John d.1830-9-3 77y "J.B." A-6,a-1 pg40 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Briggs, William Son of William & Elizabeth Briggs d.1811-3-8 3w 2d B-3,d-3 slate, low, reset, no design Brown, Amos d.1849-12-14 G-2,a-6 pg24 55y "A. B." marble, eroded Brown, Caroline A.S. Dau. Haskell & Sarah Brown d.1833-4-21 7y 2m "C.A.S.B." H-2,a12 pg32 marble, eroded, broken, reset low, willow & urn Brown, Caroline A.S. Dau. Haskell & Sarah Brown d.after 1833 (date lost) "C.A.S.B." H-2,a12 pg32 marble, eroded, broken, reset low, willow & urn Brown, Daniel Walter d.1817-9-4 ly 9m B-3,d-5 pg3 slate, Son Daniel & Rebecca W. Brown low, reset, willows, epitaph-2 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Brown, George M. Son of Nathaniel Brown d.1825-5-2 38y "G.M.B." E-1,b-1 pg16 slate, face flaking, willow & urn Brown, George W. Son of Benjamin & Betsey Brown d.1828-12-25 19y lost Noted by Locke in 1907 Brown, Hannah d.1810-11-11 E-1,b-2 pg16 Wife of Nathaniel Brown 44th y r. "H.B." marble, eroded, epitaph-6 (i llegible) Brown, Ira Son of Haskell & Sarah Brown d.1833-4-28 2y 2m "I. B. H-2,all pg32 marble, eroded 11 Brown, John Merchant, native of Scotland d.1800-1-15 34y "Mr. John Brown, 1800" E-4,d-3 pg20 marble, eroded Brovm, Walter 8. "Lieut.", Veteran War of 1812 d.1816-3-23 25y A-4,b-7 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Brown, William Son of William & Sarah Brown d.1821-11-25 By "W.B." G-2,a-3 pg24 slate, low, willow & urn Buckminster, Abigail Wid. Eliphalet Ladd & Joseph Buckminster b.1750-9-7 d.1838-9-17 "A.B." E-2,a13 pg17 marble, eroded, dau. Elisha Hill of Berwick Buckminster, Frances "Miss", dau. Rev. Joseph Buckminster d.1814-3-12 18y "F.B." C-1,b-3 gray marble, almost illegible Buckminster, Lucy Relict Rev. Joseph Buckminster of Rutland, MA d.1803-5-20 82y "Mdm. L.B." E-2,b-7 pg16 slate, good, willow & urn Buckminster, Mary Consort of Rev. Joseph Buckminster d.1805-6-8 40y "M.B. E-2,b-6 pg16 marble, almost illegible 11 Burgin, Franklin B. Son of Joseph Y & Charity Burgin d.1828-10-30 17y F-1,a-2 pg18 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 (illegible) Burgin, Jeremiah d.1831-5-27 43y F-1,a-3 pg18 marble, eroded Burgin, Joseph Y. "Esq." d.1820-1-21 47y "J.Y.8. F-1,b-2 pg18 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Burleigh, Charlotte Dau. Henry & Elizabeth Burleigh d.18O2-2-18 Bm D-4,g-6 pg15 slate, good, circle design, with mother Wife of Henry Burleigh Burleigh, Elizabeth d.18O2-5-1 32y D-4,g-6 pg15 slate, good, circle design, with dau. Charlotte Burnes, Charles E. Only son of Edward & Alice Burnes d.1836-12-16 7y G-1,e-3 pg33 marble, almost illegible Burnes, Ellis Ann Widow of Filward Burnes d.1846-1-29 56y G-1,e-4 pg33 marble, eroded, reset Burnham, Benjamin M. Died Boston, wrote Anti-Swearing Pledge d. 1845-11-14 58y B. M. B. D-5,d-1 marble, eroded II 11 Wife of Benjamin M. Burnham Burnham, Eliza Jane d. 1855-4-12 58y E. J.B. D-6,e-4 marble, repaired 11 11 Butler, Joseph Son of N.K. & M. Butler d.182O-9-21 2m 25d lost pg24 noted near F-4 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Call, Elizabeth d.1832-1-7 78y G-3,c-4 pg34 marble, good Call, Mary d.1840-11-10 G-3,c-5 pg34 79y "M.C. 11 marble, almost illegible Cameron, Mary E. Dau. Martin H. & Clarissa Cameron d.1840-12-3 4m B-6,f-1 pg28 marble, eroded Campbell, Charlotte A. Dau. Nicholas J. & Mary A. Campbell d.1864-2-3 14y 9m D-6,a-2 pg26 marble, eroded Campbell, Charlotte G. Dau. Nicholas J. & Mary A. Campbell d.1847-9-4 11m D-6,a-1 pg26 marble, eroded Campbell, John N. Native of Scotland d.1890-7-28 75y D-6,a-3 pg26 marble, eroded Campbell, Mary A. Wife of John Nicholas Campbell d.1867-4-11 46y C-6,a-1 pg26 marble, eroded Canney, Hannah Wife of Isaac Canney d.1844-12-31 50y "H. c. 11 G-4,e-9 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn Son J.M. & Sarah E. Carleton Carleton, Stanley Polk d.1847-8-30 17m G-2,b-2 pg33 marble, almost illegible Cate, Bethshure "Mrs." d.1831-12-29 73y "B.C." G-1,d-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Cate, Dorothy Wife of George Cate d.1848-5-14 68y G-1 a-1 pg22 marble, almost illegible ' Cate, Salome Widow of Henry Cate d.1845-10-8 64y B-3,c-1 pg28 marble, repaired, reset Cate, Samuel W. d.1834-5-6 56y G-1,d-3 pg33 slate, low, willow & urn Relict Jonathan Chadbourn, dau. Samuel Hale Chadbourn, Ann d.1806-11-3 53y "A. C. 1806" D-4,e-7 pg16 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Chadbourn, Mary Widow of Thomas Chadbourn d.1826-12-29 47y "M.C. E-2,c-7 pg16 slate, goad, willow & urn 11 Chadbour-n, Thomas "Esq." d.181O-3-7 7 4y E-2,b-8 pg16 gr-ay mar-ble, almost illegible Chadbaur-n, Thomas d.1825-7-11 49y "T.C. E-2,c-6 pg16 slate, good, willow & ur-n 11 Chamber-lain, Cather-ine Relict Capt. John Chamber-lain d.18O4-4-3 53y "Mrs. C. Chamber-lain" C-2,a-5 pg5 slate, cracked, ur-n & garland, epitaph-4 Champney, Richar-d d.1819-9-18 74y "R.C. Esq. 11 A-6,c-4 pg39 slate, good, willow & ur-n Chase, Benjamin P. d.188O-5-12 86y 4m H-4,d-6 pg31 mar-ble, almost illegible Chase, Drusilla D. Wife of Benjamin P. Chase d.189O-1-7 84y H-4,d-5 pg31 mar-ble, broken Chase, Eunice G. Wife of Benjamin P. Chase d.186O-6-23 57y "E.G.C. H-4,d-7 pg31 marble, eroded 11 Chase, Margaret C. d.1839-2-13 64y "M.C.C. 11 E-3,c-4 pg2O mar-ble, br-oken fr-agment, most lost Widow of Stephen Chase Chase, Mary d.1819-9-15 66y "Mrs. M. C." E-3,b-1 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn Chase, Sarah E. Dau. Asahel P. & Sophia B. Chase d.1841-1O-22 7y 6m D-6,d-2 marble, repair-ed, with Sophia & William Chase, Sophia B. Wife of Asahel P. Chase d.1841-12-15 3Oy "S.B.C." D-6,d-2 mar-ble, r-epaired, with Sar-ah & William Chase, Stephen Mer-chant d.18O5-3-31 61y "S.C. 11 E-3,b-2 pg15 slate, headstone lost Chase, William Merchant of Portsmouth d.1834-8-3O 6Oy "W.C." E-3,b-3 pg15 marble, repaired, r-eset �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Chase, William K. Son of Asahel & Sophia B. Chase d.1840-4-17 6m D-6,d-2 marble, repaired, with Sarah & Sophia Chauncy, Betsy Widow Samuel Chauncy, dau. Eliphalet Ladd d.1821-11-17 45y "B.C. 11 D-2,h-9 pg17 marble, eroded, epitaph (illegible) Claggett, Harriet Dau. Clifton & Margaret Claggett d.1818-12-25 20y "H.C." F-2,e-6 pg22 marble, almost illegible Claggett, Sarah F. Wife William Claggett, dau. d.1818-9-18 28y "S.F.C. 11 F-2,e-4 pg23 marble, almost illegible Gov. Plummer Clap, Supply "Esq." d.1811-3-24 69y "S.C." E-2,blO pg16 marble, eroded Clark, Elizabeth Relict of Ichabod W. Clark d.1828-7-5 31y E-4,e-1 pg20 slate, repaired, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Clark, Enoch M. d.1815-9-20 51 y "Mr • E. M. C. " E-1,b-5 pg16 slate, old iron repair, willow~( urn Clark, Hannah "Widow" d.1819-11-6 82y "H. c. 11 A-2,b-3 pg36 slate, low, wi 11 ow ~,. urn Clark, Ichabod W. d.1825-4-3 31y E-4,e-2 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Clark, Jonathan "Master" d.1797-4-21 3y 7m D-4,d-1 pg14 slate, low, winged cherub, epitaph-4 Clark, Mary Greenleaf Dau. Enoch Moody & Mary Clark d.1820-3-25 13y "M.G.C." E-1,b-7 pgl/ lt slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Clark, Samuel "A wife, a child~,. a babe are left" d.1807-2-22 27y Mr. S. C. 1807" E-3,e-1 pg19 slate, good, urn Clark, Sarah Dau. of John & Sarah Clark d.1766-5-25 7y Bm 8d A-2,a-1 pg36 slate, good, death head Clark, Sarah Ann "Miss" 11 d.1856-1-17 46y S.A.C." A-4,b-9 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Co. c, 26th Mass. Clar-k, T.I< . (Thomas) no dates G-6,a-3 pg33 marble, eroded Inf. (Civ il War-) Clements, Alice Jane Dau. Samuel Clements d.1822-1-6 C-3,c-4 marble, low, almost illegible Clements, Mary Elizabeth Dau. d.1825-8-6 17y G-3,c-2 pg34 marble, er-oded Pier-ce P. & Louisa Clements Clements, Pierce P. On stone with Louisa Perkins d.1824-10-24 45y G-3,c-3 pg34 marble, r-epair-ed Coffin, Albertine Giles d.1849-4-29 Bm H-3,a-7 marble, eroded Dau. William G. & Caroline Coffin Coffin, Car-oline Dau. Charles & Dor-cas Coffin d.1811-10-1 10y C-2,b-2 pg5 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 Coffin, Charles A. d.1830 22y D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also E-4,a-1 Coffin, Charles Augustus d.1830-9-5 22y E-4,a-1 pg14 marble, good Coffin, Francis d.1828-5-13 18y E-4,a-3 pg14 marble, good Coffin, Francis 18y d.1828 D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also E-4,a-3 Coffin, Horatio d.1859 47y D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also D-4,e-1 Cof f i n , Hor- at i o d.1859-11-26 47y "H.C. D-4,e-1 pg14 mar-ble, good 11 Coffin, Mary E. "Miss" d.1827-7-7 21y E-4,a-4 pg14 marble, er-oded Coffin, Mary E. d.1827 21y D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also E-4,a-4 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Coffin, Mehitable "Mrs." d.1829-7-25 53y E-4,a-2 pg14 marble, eroded Coffin, Mehitable d.1829 53y D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also E-4,a-2 Cox, Frances Emily Dau. of Capt. William Cox d.1855-8-22 19y "F.E.C ." F-2,d-5 pg22 marble, almost illegible Co>:, Phebe Wife of William Cox 11 d.1828-7-12 46y P.C. 11 F-2,d-4 pg22 marble, almost illegible Ca>:e, William W. c. II d.1840-3-14 68y F-2,f-4 pg23 marble, almost illegible 11 Creel, John Son of Richard & Sarah Creel d.1829-7-14 24y G-1,e-2 pg33 marble, almost illegible, with Richard & Sarah I Creel, Richard d.1839-5-7 63y G-1,e-2 pg33 marble, almost illegible, with Sarah & John II IJ Creel, Sarah Wife of Richard Creel d.1831-4-25 49y G-1,e-2 pg33 marble, almost illegible, with Richard & John II II Crosby, Olive Jane Dau. of James & Olive Crosby d.1863-7-2 2y F-1,d-6 pg22 mar-ble, almost illegible Cross, Geor-ge H. Son Nathaniel S. & Elizabeth Cross no dates lost Shown without dates by Locke, 1907 Cro>:ton, Ann Dau. of Richard Cr-eel d.1838-9-20 34y H-1,a-1 pg31 mar-ble, eroded Cunningham, Tommy Son of Owen & Anna Cunningham d.1855-1-1 4y Bm G-5,b-10 pg35 marble, eroded, found back fence Cur-tis, Joseph Wife Mary same stone d.1822-12-11 71y B-5,e-3 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Curtis, Mar-y d.1825-12-14 B-5,e-3 pg28 On stone with husband Joseph 66y slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 L - - - �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Cutter-, Ammi R. "M. D." d.1820-12-8 85y "A. M. D., M. D. F-2,d12 pg22 mar-ble, almost illegible, willow & urn 11 Cutter, Daniel d.1832-10-26 65y "D. C. F-1,d-2 pg22 mar-b 1 e, er-oded 11 Cutter-, Hannah Widow of Dr-. Ammi R. Cutterd.1832-1-20 97y "H.C." F-2,d15 pg22 mar-ble, er-oded Cutter-, William d.1817-5-22 48y "W.C. 1817" F-2,d11 pg22 marble, eroded, low, wording 16 lines Cutts, Anna Holyoke Dau. of Edward & Mary Cutts d.1830-4-7 22y D-5,c-8 pg25 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-6 Cutts, Anna Holyoke On stone with brother- Edwar-d d.1805-5-7 5y 4m "A.H.C." D-5,c-7 pg25 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-8 Cutts, Anna Holyoke Dau. of Samuel Cutts d.1788-8-28 2C>y "Anna H. Cutts" C-3,e-1 pg12 slate, good, cherub, epitaph-6 Cutts, Edwar-d Holyoke On stone with sister- Anna d.1805-5-3 11m "E.H.C." D-5,c-7 pg25 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Cutts, Ella Scott Dau. of J.S. & M.M. Cutts d. 1845-5-5 1y lost Noted by A.H. Locke, 1907 Cutts, Mary Dau. of Edwar-d & Mary Cutts d.1797-8-12 5w "M. Cutts, 1797" D-5,c-6 pg25 slate, good, cherub, epitaph-2 Cutts, Samuel Son of Edwar-d & Mary Cutts d.1798-9-15 6w D-5,c-4 pg25 slate, good, cherub Cutts, Sidney d.1792-10-17 D-5,c-5 pg25 Youngest dau. of Samuel Cutts 17y "Miss Sidney Cutts, 1792" slate, low, winged cher-ub, epitaph-2 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Dal ling, Samuel "Capt." d.1788-1O-15 77y C-5,d-4 pg27 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-2 Dame, Catherine Dau. of Timothy & Nancy Dame d.1814-3-3O ly 9m "C.D." C-2,e-1 slate, low, urn Dame, Elizabeth "Mrs." d. 1847-11-20 82y C-1,e-6 pg5 slate, good, Dame, Emilla d.181O-8-25 C-1,e-1 pg6 Dau. of William & Margaret Dame 17m "E.D." slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dame, George d.1813-7-7 2By "G.G." C-1,e-3 pg6 marble, almost illegible Dame, William d.18O7-3-21 5Oy "W.D." E-3,e-2 pg19 marble, eroded, urn Davis, Daniel d.1826-11-5 45y "D. D." E-4,a1O pg15 slate, headstone lost Davis, Martha S.F. Wife of Obediah R. Davis d.1866-12-29 26y D-6,e-1 pg25 marble, repaired, reset Day, Dorcas Name identity from newspaper d.1825-9-3 82nd yr. E-4,f-7 slate, top part lost, epitaph-6 Day, Frances M.P. Wife of Joseph Day d.1828-12-18 3Oy "F.M.P.D." E-3,d-1 pg2O slate, repaired, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Day, Joseph d.1822-1O-16 29y E-4,e-3 slate, broken Day, Susan P. d.1837-12-24 E-4,g-3 pg21 Dau. of Joseph & Frances M. Day 16y "S.P.D." marble, broken, reset low Dearbon, Asa d.1829-6-8 58y G-3,d-3 pg33 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Dearbon, Ruhama Widow of Asa Dearbon d.1847-7-21 74y "R.D." G-3,d-4 pg33 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Dearborn, A. L. Son Nathaniel & Lucy Dearborn II -9-2 41 y A. L. D. " G-2,a-7 pg24 marble, part name & date broken off d. 18 Dearborn, BenjcHnin "Dr." d.1755-4-9 30y A-4,a-3 pg36 slate, good, death head Dearborn, Lucy Wife of Nathaniel Dearborn d.1824-7-2 44y "L.D." G-2,a-7 pg23 marble, eroded, part lost, with Nath. & A.L.D. Dearborn, Nathaniel With wife Lucy & son A.L.D. d.1852-1-18 77y "N.D." G-2,a-7 pg23 marble, eroded, broken, part lost Dearing, Joseph d.1847-2-11 51y lost pg26 noted between D-6 & C-6 Dennett, Ann Eliza Dau. of J. Plumer & Dolly Dennett d.1837-10-27 21y "A.E.D. F-2,f-9 pg23 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 11 Dennett, Catherine Dau. of Nathaniel & Catherine Dennett b.1810-3-18 d.1810-5-28 "C.D." C-3,c-6 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Dennett, Dolly Wife of J. Plumer Dennett d.1819-6-7 28y F-2,f-8 pg23 marble, eroded Dennett, Elizabeth C. Dau. of James & Elizabeth Dennett d.1837-10-27 22y "E.C.D. G-3,d-5 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Dennett, Mary Shorey Dau. of Nathaniel & Catherine Dennett d.1824-3-26 16m "M.S.D. C-3,c-7 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 11 Dennett, Sarah d.1825-11-25 59th yr. "S. D. G-3,b-4 pg34 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Dennie, Alber-t d.1795-10-2 46y "Albert Dennie, 1795" D-5,d-8 pg25 slate, good, death head Dever-son, Henry Son of Joshua & Mehitable Deverson d.1828-10-19 21y "H.D. 11 D-5,a-6 pg26 slate, broken top, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Deverson, Joshua d.1826-9-23 53y "J.D. 11 D-5,a-5 pg26 slate, broken, low, willow & urn, epitaph-5 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Deverson, Mehitable Wife of Joshua Deverson d.18O8-8-3O 31y D-5,a-4 pg26 slate, good, willow g,: urn, epitaph-4 Ditson, John Of Le>: i ngton, Mass. IIJ. D. II d.1811-7 41y C-1,a-3 pg5 slate, good, willow ~,: Dockum, Ephraim d.1841-4-26 57y A-3,a-3 pg36 slate, low, flaking, urn, epitaph-2 willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dockum, Mary Wife of Ephraim Dockum 11 d.1817-1-21 52y M. D. 11 A-3,a-5 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dockum, Sarah Ann Wife of Ephraim Dockum d.1833-2-12 41y "S.A.D. 11 A-3,a-4 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dore, Betsy Widow of John Dore d.1854-5-17 7Oy "B. D. 11 C-6,c-2 pg27 marble, eroded Dore, William H. d.186O-9-12 4Oy C-6,c-4 pg26 marble, eroded Downing, Ann Veteran Mexican War, Co. C-9 d.19O3-4-25 83y H-4,d-8 pg31 marble, good, reversed Downing, Havilah F. Veteran Mexican War b.1823-7-25 d.1874-6-12 H-4,d-9 pg31 marble, eroded, reversed Downing, Jno no dates B-2,f-1 pg3 United States Navy, name John marble, eroded Draper, William Cutter Son of Lemuel & Hannah Draper d/1812-1O-26 Bw E-2,f-8 pg18 slate, good, urn Drew, Jerome d.1846-6-15 C-1,d-6 pg5 Son of Samuel & Sarah Drew of Durham 33y "J.D. 11 marble, almost illegible Drowrr;; Samuel Jr. d.1797-12-2O 18y "S.D." A-6,c-5 pg39 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dunn, Mary Frances Dau. of Joshua g,. Mary H. Dunn d.1834-7-3O 5m 1Od "M.F.D." B-2,b-1 pg2 marble, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Dunn, Mary H. Wife of Joshua Dunn d.1839-5-15 28y M.H.D. B-2,b-3 pg2 marble, eroded 11 11 Dunn, Oscar Son of Joshua & Mary H. Dunn d.1835-5-25 2y 6w 0.D. B-2,b-2 marble, eroded 11 11 Durgin, Mary Ann d.1821-4-21 28y M.A.D. A-3,b-4 pg36 slate, good, urn in circle, epitaph-! 11 11 Dwight, John Thompson Son of Josiah & Susan Dwight d.1811-10-13 14m D-3,e-1 pg14 marble, almost illegible Dyer, Eliza Widow of Ezekiel Dyer d.1864-3-17 55y E. D. C-6,a-3 pg27 marble, eroded 11 11 Dyer, Ezekiel d.1832-7-21 25y E.D. C-6,a-2 pg27 marble, eroded 11 11 �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Edwards. Elisabeth Relict Capt. Abraham Edwards of Newbury d.1778-7-27 78y "Elisabeth Edwards" B-5,e-2 pg28 slate, good, head with wings, script letters Ela, Joseph d.1825-2-23 J.E. 53y G-4,c-9 pg34 slate, repaired, no design II II Ela, Sarah Wife of Joseph Ela d.1840-11-7 71y "S.E. 11 G-3,c-1 pg34 slate, good, no design Ela, Thomas Jefferson d.1817-6-18 By F-2,e-1 pg23 slate, Son of Joseph & Sarah Ela, drowned low, willow & urn Elliott, Annie S. Wife of Philip Elliott d.1863-3-10 21y 7m G-2,d-3 pg33 marble, eroded Elwyn, Catherine Cecelia b.1798-5-4 d.1833-3-14 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, Charles Henry b.1807 d.1848-1 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, Elizabeth Langdon b.1777-12-4 d.1860-8-8 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, Thomas "Esq." b.1775 d.1816-3-22 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, Thomas Octavius Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Elwyn b.1811-10-22 d.1831-8-1 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, William Octavius Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Elwyn b.1811-10-22 d.1828 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Emery, Almira Dau. of Peter & Lydia Emery d.1824-12-5 7m B-3,c-2 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn Emery, Daniel d.1835-3-13 25y "D.E. 11 H-3,a-2 pg32 marble, eroded, hands pointing to hour-glass Emery, Ira Son of Shem & Mary Emery d.1819-7-24 5y 2m lost Shown by A.H. Locke, 1907 �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Emer-y, Mar-y Wife of Shem Emer-y d.1862-11-5 77y "M.E. H-3,a-4 pg32 mar-b 1 e, er-oded 11 Emer-y, Shem d.1847-6-30 62y "S. E. H-3,a-3 pg32 mar-b 1 e, r-epai r-ed 11 Evans, Seth Pr-att Son of Nathaniel & Hannah Evans d.1831-4-27 3y 7m G-2,c-5 pg34 slate, good. willow & ur-n Ewen, AlexanderWith wife & daughterd.1815-12-14 68th yr-. E-2,b-9 pg16 mar-ble, er-oded Ewen, Mehitable On stone with Alexander- & Mehitable Ewen d.1852-3-27 E-2,b-9 pg16 mar-b 1 e, er-oded Ewen, Mehitable Fer-nald Wife of Alexander- Ewen d.1837-10-20 79y E-2,b-9 pg16 mar-ble, er-oded, with Alexander- & Mehitable �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Fernald, Ann L. Dau. John W. & Ann Fernald d.1834-2-2 16y "A.L.F." D-5,c-1 pg26 slate, low, willow & urn, with Samuel Fernald, Elizabeth Dau. of Nathaniel W. & Elizabeth Fernald d.1821-10-18 14y 9m E-3,b-6 pg15 slate, goad, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Fernald, Elizabeth Wife of Nathaniel W. Fernald d.1809-10-5 36y "Mrs. E.F." E-3,b-7 pg15 slate, goad, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Fernald, Frederick Son of Parker & Lydia Fernald d.1860-5-21 2y 7m "F.F." E-5,b-4 pg24 marble, eroded, carved wilted rose bud Fernald, Frederick Son of Parker & Lydia Fernald d.1861-9-22 3m E-5,b-3 pg24 marble, eroded, wilted rose bud Fernald, Harriet Died at Faith House b.1798-4-3 d.1884-9-18 marble, eroded Fernald, Jane d.1831-11-26 A-6,a-3 pgB Wife of Rendal Fernald 61y slate, good, willow & urn Fernald, John d.1792-11-23 D-5,c-3 pg26 Veteran of the Revolution 50y slate, repaired, low, winged cherub, epitaph-4 Fernald, John d.1860-3-10 53y E-5,b-6 pg24 marble, almost illegible Fernald, Julia C. Dau. of John & Sarah Ann Fernald II d. 1862-4-19 15y J.C. F. 11 E-5,b-2 pg24 marble, eroded Fernald, Mary Widow of Capt. Mark Fernald d.1812-5-28 79y "M. F." E-2,c-B pg16 slate, cracking, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Fernald, Mary "M. F. II date illegible marble, illegible D-1,a-2 pg6 Fernald, Nathaniel W. II d. 1836-1-1 68y M. W. F. " G-2,c-3 pg34 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Fernald, Nathaniel W. Jr. Died at New York City d.1831-5 22y 6m "N.W.F." G-2,c-2 pg34 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Fernald, Olive Widow of Nathaniel W. Fernald d.1862-11-26 87y lost Noted by A.H. Locke, 1907 Fernald, Samuel Grandaughter Ann same stone d.1830-6-4 74y S.F. D-5,c-1 pg26 slate, low, willow & urn 11 11 Fernald, Sarah Ann Wife of John Fernald d.1871-1-25 60y E-5,b-5 pg24 marble, eroded, repaired Fitch, Elizabeth Wife of Rev. Jabez Fitch d.1765-10-18 84y A-5,e-3 pg38 slate, cracked, cherub Fitch, Jabez d.1746-11-22 A-5,e-3 pg38 Pastor of 1st Church of Portsmouth 73y slate, cracked, cherub Fitzgerald, Abigail Wife of Richard Fitzgerald d. 1809-3-1 39y A. F. D-5,a-3 pg26 slate, good, urn & drapery II 11 Fitzgerald, Ezekiel Born at Little Harbor b.1780-10-16 d.1829-2-25 B-5,b-4 pg29 marble, good Fitzgerald, Margaret Wife of Ezekiel Fitzgerald d.1866-8-9 82y M.F." B-5,b-2 pg29 marble, good 11 Fitzgerald, Richard d.1858-11-24 87y "R. t: S.F. D-5,a-8 pg26 marble, old repair 11 Fitzgerald, Susan Wife of Richard Fernald, died same day d. 1858-11-24 78y "R. g,. S. F. " D-5,a-8 pg26 marble, old repair Flagg, John "Capt. d.1814-12-23 50y F-4,a-9 pg21 gray marble, almost illegible 11 Flynn, Honora L. Dau. Edward & Mary Flynn d.1853-1-30 2y 6m G-5,b-11 marble, eroded, reset low Flynn, Mary Dau. Edward & Mary Flynn d.1853-4-13 4m G-5,b-11 marble, eroded, reset low Folsom, Hannah Dau. Nathaniel B. & Sarah Folsom d. between 1817 and 1826 A-5,e-2 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Folsom, Jonathan d.1825-10-20 40y "J.F." B-1,d-5 pg2 slate, split, willow & urn Folsom, Mary Wife of Nathaniel Folsom d.1784-5-27 31y "Mrs. Mary Folsom" C-5,c-4 pg27 slate, good, portrait I ! Folsom, Mary Dau. of Nathaniel & Mary Folsom d.1820-2-12 Sy "M.F." B-5,c-1 pg29 slate, good, urn Folsom, Nathaniel Jr. Son of Nathaniel & Mary Folsom d.1783-12-7 5y "Nathaniel Folsom" C-5,c-3 pg27 slate, headstone lost Folsom, Olive Husk d.1801-12-15 By E-5,c-3 pg35 slate, good, urn Folsom, Olive Husk Wife of Nathaniel Folsom d.1808-11-22 42y " □ .H.F." D-4,a-7 pg13 slate, good, willow & urn Foster, Ann Mary Dau. of David C. & L.M. Foster d.1823-2-8 5y 6m D-5,d-6 pg25 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 I Foster, Charles B. Son of J.D. & E.K. Foster d.1841-12-25 11m B-1,e-2 pg2 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Foster, David C. "Major" d.1823-10-20 31y G-3,b-3 pg34 slate, good, masonic emblems, epitaph-1 Foster, Fannie E. On stone with Martha Foster b.1824-1-27 d.1904-1-19 D-5,d-2 pg25 marble, repaired II II 11 II II Foster, Frances Wife of Robert Foster d.1827-9-17 40y "F.F." D-5,d-3 pg25 marble, eroded Foster, John Late of Ipswich d.1781-3-9 28y 11m "Mr. John Foster, 1781" C-4,a-1 pg27 slate, old iron repair, winged cherub, epitaph-6 On stone with Fannie Foster Foster, Martha A. d.1837-10 18y D-5,d-2 pg25 marble, repaired II :, Foster, Rebekah Wife of James Foster d.1797-4-5 41y "Rebekah Foster" D-5,d-5 pg25 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-8 :, �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Foster, Robert R. F. d.1835-10-14 46y D-5,d-4 pg25 marble, br-oken 11 II Foster, Robert Nichols Son of Jessey & Eliza Foster b.1820-11-6 d.1821-1-10 2m B-3,d-1 pg3 slate, low, willow & urn Fowler, Jerome Son of Paul & Phebe Fowler d.1824-9-14 5y "J. F. A-2,a-3 pg36 slate, headstone lost 11 Fowler, Paul On stone with wife Phebe d.1847-4-20 70y A-2,a-4 pg36 double slate, good, willow & urn Fowler, Phebe Wife of Paul Fowlerd. 1846-11-3 54y A-2,a-4 pg36 double slate, good, willow ~i urn Fowler, Xavier Son of Paul & Phebe Fowler d.1816-9-12 ly 4m X.F." A-2,a-3 pg36 slate, headstone lost 11 Fr-eeman, Thomas "T. F. d.1827-6-13 47y E-5,a-1 pg25 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 II Mr-s. Fr-ench, Mar-y d.1825-6-27 67y M. F. G-3,c-6 pg34 slate, low, willow II II 11 11 ~i ur-n Dau. of William & Sar-ah Fr-ost Fr-ost, Emeline d.1823-8-31 2y 2m E. F. C-2,d-5 pg5 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 11 Fr-ost, Samuel d.1828-12-27 B-5,a-6 pg37 11 68y S. F. slate, good, 11 11 Fr-ost, Sar-ah Widow of Capt. George Fr-ost d.1857-4-7 84y 3m S.F. B-6,c-3 pg29 mar-ble, eroded 11 11 Of Digby, Nova Scotia Fr-ost, Stephen H. d.1848-9-2 23y G-4,b-7 pg24 mar-ble, er-oded Fr-othingham, John d.1825-8-20 60y J.F. A-6,blO pg39 slate, good, willow & urn 11 11 Wife of John Frothingham Fr-othingham, Margery d.1817-9-16 54y slate, good, willow & ur-n A-6,b12 pg39 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Frothingham, Sarah W. Wife of John Frothingham d.4.823-6-16 39y "Mrs. S.W.F." A-6,bll pg39 slate, good, willow & urn Furber, Lydia Wife of Theodore Furber d. 1841-1-3 78y "L. F. 11 E-2,e-1 pg19 marble, eroded, repaired Furber, Mary Wife of William Furber d.1842-3-24 74y "M. F. 11 B-5,a-4 pg38 double slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Furber, Mary B. Dau. of William Furber d.1884-11-24 9C>y 10m "M.B.F." B-5,a-3 pg38 marble, repaired, reset Furber, Theodore d.1809-1-14 68y "Capt. T.F. E-2,e-2 pg19 slate, good, urn & drapery, 11 long text Furber, Theodore Oldest son Theodore & Lydia Furber, drowned d.1813-5-12 19y "T.F." B-1,f-1 pg5 slate, broken, top lost Furber, William Wife Mary same stone d.1842-3-18 74y "W.F." B-5,a-4 pg38 double slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Furnald, Ann d.1825-11-24 A-4,e-1 pg37 Wife of Samuel Furnald 38y marble, eroded, same clas as Fernald Furnald, Nancy Wife of Samuel Furnald d.1816-2-11 27y A-4,blO pg36 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Gains, George "Esq.", Veteran of the Revolution 11 d.1809-4-25 73y G.G. Esq. 11 C-5,e-2 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Garland, Irena A. Wife of Jonathan Garland d.1875-2-2 64y C-5,a-7 pg27 marble, eroded, tipped over, reset Gates, Warren G. Veteran of the Civil War d.1863-11-20 D-1,b-4 pg6 marble, eroded, sleeping baby Gavett, Elizabeth Widow Joseph Gavett, dau. Henry Tredick d.1858-4-26 78y 3m F-5,a-3 pg21 marble, viewed outside fence 1986 Gerrish, Daniel Died at New York 11 d.1838-10-5 46y D.G." B-5,c-4 pg29 marble, good Gibbs, Lydia d.1808-11-29 F-3,a-4 pg20 Wife of William Gibbs 11 44y L. G. 11 slate, cracked, willow & urn Gibbs, Mary Wife of William Gibbs d.1851-7-31 67y "M. G." F-3,a-2 pg20 marble, broken, decayed Gibbs, Oliver d.1829-1-21 25y F-3,a-5 pg20 slate, good, willow g~ Gibbs, William "W. G. II d.1836-1-18 48y F-3,a-3 pg20 marble, eroded, broken corner Giles, Josiah d.1813-12-3 33y "J. G." F-2,f-7 pg23 marble, eroded Giles, Susan d.1831-11-30 F-2,f-6 pg23 "Miss." 20y "S. G. marble, almost illegible 11 Goddard, Jonathan d.1807-3-4 37y "J.G. 1807" E-2,c-3 pg45 marble, almost illegible, willow & urn, epitaph- 7 Gooch, Elizabeth d.1875-7-7 82y 6m E-1,b-8 pg16 marble, broken, reset low Goodrich, Anna Wife of James Goodrich d.1818-3-23 42y "A.G." F-3,i-1 pg29 slate, headstone lost �·1 NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Goodrich, Anna Widow of James Goodrich & John Moses d.1842-10-19 62y "A.G." B-5,b-3 pg29 marble, eroded Goodrich, Irena Dau. of James D. & Olive L. Goodrich d.1845-2-4 16y E-5,c-7 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Goodrich, James D. d.1842-8-22 40y E-5,c-8 pg36 slate, repaired, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Goold, Margaret Dau. of John & Martha Goold d.1818-7-17 18m "M.G." B-4,e-3 pg28 slate, good. urn & circles Gove, Ebenezer Son of William A. & Hannah Gove d.1834-2-4 Bm "E.G." H-2,a-9 slate, good, willow & urn Gove, Hannah Wife of William A. Gove d.1836-4-16 34y "H.G." H-2,a-6 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn, with son Samuel Gove, Joseph W. Son of Joseph L. & Mahala Gove d.1833-10-27 5m H-2,a10 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn II II Gove, Samuel Son William A. & Hannah Gove d.1836-4-21 11d H-2,a-6 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn, with mother Grant, James d.1824-12-1 C-4,c-4 pg3 I I 49y "J.G." marble, eroded Grant, James A. Son of Jamers & Sarah Grant d. 1819-8-1 19m C-4,c-5 pg3 slate, tipped, willow & urn Grant, Sarah d.1864-5-22 C-4,c-3 pg3 I I Widow of James Grant 91y marble, eroded Graves, William d.1820-10-17 18y "W.G." A-5,c-1 pg38 slate, shattered, low, partial repair, epitaph-7 Gray, John Greenleaf d. 1803-10-14 15m "J. G. G." B-2,a-1 pg2 slate, good, willow & urn Green, Charles P. d.1836-1-23 24y H-2,a-2 pg32 marble, eroded, cracked Ii Ii II ..... �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Green, Elizabeth M.D. Dau. of John d.1837-10-6 Bm 12d G-5,b-9 pg34 marble, eroded, low & Mary Green Green, ~~ehemi ah d.1824-6-21 58y "N.G. 11 H-2,a-1 pg32 marble, repaired, reset Green, Nehemiah d.1840-10-18 31y H-2,a-3 marble, repaired, reset Green, Sarah Widow of Nehemiah Green d.1860-7-9 86y H-2,a-4 marble, broken, bottom lost, set law Greenleaf, John d.1804-5-26 6y 4m J. G. C-2,a-4 pg5 slate, repaired, urn II II Greenleaf, Mary "Mrs." d.1815-10-31 86y "Mrs. M.G." E-1,b-6 pg16 slate, good, willow & urn Greenough, Charles Son an same marker d.1845-5-21 36y "C.G. 11 A-6.d-6 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Greenough, Charles Henry On marker with father Charles Greenough d.1845-3-24 5y "C.H.G. 11 A-6,d-6 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Greenough, Robert F. Co. H, 29th Regt., M.V., died at Antietam d.1862-9-17 23y D-6,e-2 pg25 marble, repaired, reset Greenville, William Son of Charles & Mary Ann Greenville d.1833-10-17 6y 6m B-3,d-2 marble, almost illegible, law, reset higher Griffith, Charlotte H. "Miss" d.1825-12-27 21y A-3,a-7 pg36 slate, low, willow & urn Griffith, Mary "Miss" d.1801-11-16 32y "Miss M. Griffith" D-2,c-5 pg10 slate, goad, urn & wreath, epitaph-4 Griffith, Sarah Relict of David Griffith "of this town" d.1780-3-29 42y B-6,d-1 pg28 slate, good, death head Grimshaw, George B. McClellan Son John & Jane Grimshaw d.1861-4-1 15m C-6,b-1 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Grimshaw, Jane Seavey Wife of John Grimshaw d.1866-1-4 33y C-6,c-1 pg12 marble, good Grouard, Eunice Consort of James Grouard d.1792-9-17 55y C-4,f-2 pg12 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-7 Gurley, John Ward Son Joseph & Ann M. Grafton Gurley d.1822-8-12 11m lost pg39 noted near B-6 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hale, Ann Mary DaLl. of SamLlel & Ann W. Hale d.1824-5-18 2y "A.M.H. D-4,g-5 marble, illegible 11 Son of Samuel Hale Hale, John d.1796-7-13 -~.::.,y "John Hale Esq. 1796" D-4,g-4 pg14 slate, good, willow & Llrn, epitaph-16 Hale, Lydia "Miss" d.1815-11-24 55y "L. H. F-4,a-5 pg21 slate, headstone lost 11 Hale, Mary "Miss" d.1831-4-25 78y "M. H. F-4,a-3 pg21 gray marble, eroded 11 Hale, Mary Relict of SamLlel Hale d.1811-3-11 83y D-4,e-6 pg14 slate, good, spirit ascending, epitaph-3 Hale, SamLlel "A.A.S. d.1807-7-10 89y "S.H., Esq., A.A.S. 11 D-4,e-8 pg14 slate, good, monLlment design, epitaph-4 11 Haley, Ann Wife of John Haley d.1823-8-3 62y "A.H. D-1,a-5 pg6 slate, good, willow & Llrn 11 Haley, John d.1822-7-9 70y "J. H. D-1,a-4 pg6 slate, good, willow~< urn 11 Haley, Sarah d.1826-10-7 33y S. H. A-3,d-1 pg30 marble, eroded, epitaph-! 11 11 Haley, William d.1815-10-31 22y D-1,a-3 pg6 slate, 1 ow, Llrn, epitaph-3 Hall, Ammi R. Veteran of the RevolLltion d.1833-6-9 75y "Mr. A.R.H. 11 F-2,d16 pg22 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 Hall, Eliza D. DaLl. of Ammi R. & Elizabeth Hall d.1869-4-12 78y "E.D.H. 11 F-1,d-5 pg22 marble, eroded Hall, Elizabeth Wife of Ammi R. Hall d.1822-9-19 61y F-1,d-1 pg22 marble, almost illegible Hall, Martha S. DaLl. of William & Mary A. Hall d.1845-9-20 14m C-5,e-1 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hall, Mary W. Dau. of Ammi R. d.1866-2-4 66y "M.W.H." F-1,d-4 pg22 marble, eroded & Elizabeth Hall Halliburton, Anna Wife of George Halliburton d.18O2-8-22 55y "A. Halliburton" C-2,i-9 pg6 slate, low, urn, epitaph-6 Halliburton, Elizabeth Dau. of Andrew & Elizabeth Halliburton d.18O7-5-22 6y C-2,i-8 slate, low, urn & bird Halliburton, Elizabeth Wife of Andrew Halliburton d.182O-6-3 54y "Mrs. E.H." C-2,i-7 pg6 slate, part top broken, willow & urn Ham, Ann "Miss" d.1825-4-3O 52y "A.H. C-1,dlO pg5 slate, good, willow 11 ~~ urn Ham, Ann Consort of William Ham d.1812-11-24 47y D-2,d-2 pg1O marble, almost illegible Ham, Benjamin d.1825-2-14 67y B.H. G-4,b-3 pg24 slate, broken, design part lost 11 11 Ham, Caroline Elizabeth Dau. of Tim & Nancy Ham d.1821-1O-2 15m "C.E.M." C-1,e-5 pg5 slate, low, urn & willows Ham, Charles E. Son of Supply & Eliza W. Ham d.182O-8-19 14m B-4,f-2 pg3 slate, top broken & lost Ham, Charlotte Wife of Robert Ham d.1837-8-19 7Oy E-4,f-1 pg2O slate, repaired, willow & urn Ham, Elizabeth Dau. of George & Joanna Ham d.1857-1O-7 56y E-3,a-6 pg15 marble, eroded, part illegible Ham, Elizabeth d.1882-8-2 73y 7m F-5,c-2 pg24 marble, good Ham, Elizabeth "Miss" d.1849-6-13 8Oy "E.H." C-1,c-5 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn Ham, Elizabeth W. Dau. of Supply & Eliza W. Ham d.1824-1O-1O 19m B-4,f-3 pg3 slate, low, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Ham, George d.1832-12-19 E-3,a-3 pg15 65y G. H. slate, good, willow & urn 11 11 Ham, Henry Son of Timothy & Mary Ham d.18O3-1-7 11y C-1,c-2 pg25 slate, good, urn, epitaph-4 Ham, James With wife Sarah d.1831-5-18 59y G-4,b-4 pg24 slate, good, no design Ham, Joanna Widow of George Ham d.1853-5-29 79y E-3,a-5 pg15 slate, good, willow Ham, Joseph d.1879-5-1 lost pg24 ~< urn 72y noted near F-5 Ham, Lydia H. Wife of William Ham d.1857-3-7 83y D-2,d-1 pg1O marble, almost illegible, with William Ham, Mary Wife of Timothy Ham d.1838-1O-9 93y C-1, c-3 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn Ham, Mary Wife of Col. Samuel Ham d.1842-1-21 92y "M.H. G-4,b-5 pg24 slate, repaired, willow & urn, with Samuel Ham, Oliver Youngest son of George & Joanna Ham d.1836-9-23 26y 5m 0. H. II E-3,a-4 pg15 marble, eroded, willow & urn 11 Ham, Rebecca d.1834-11-27 E-5,c-1 pg35 Widow of Benjamin Ham 69y slate, low, willow & urn Ham, Robert d.1823-9-19 85y "R.H. E-4,f-2 pg2O slate, broken, par-ts lost 11 Ham, Samuel "Col. d.1825-8-23 83y "S. H. G-4,b-5 pg24 slate, repaired, with wife Mary 11 11 Ham, Sarah d.1823-7-29 lost pg24 Dau. of William & Nancy Ham 2y 11m noted near F-5 Ham, Sarah Widow of James Ham d.1855-1-16 82y G-4,b-4 pg24 slate, good, no design, with James �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Ham, Timothy d. 182,4-6-5 7 9y . C71,c-4 pg5 ~late, good, willow & urn Ham, William "Hon.", with wife Lydia d.1845-4-3 82y D-2,d-1 pglO marble, almost illegible Ham, William 4th d.1820-9-1 31y "Mr. W.H. 4th" F-4,d-1 pg24 slate, repaired, willow & urn Hammond, Pierpont Co. G, 10th N.H. Inf. (d, 1864-9) (40y) G-6,a-2 pg31 marble, almost illegible Handy, Nancy d.1819-5-22 C-2,i-2 pg6 (Civil War) Relict of the late Capt. S.C. Handy 26th yr. "N. H." slate, good, willow & urn Hardy, George d.1836-1-11 48y "G. H. " E-4,b-3 pg20 marble, eroded Hardy, Rebecca d.1839-5-28 94y E-4,b-2 pg20 marble, eroded Hardy, Rebecca B. d.1863-8 73y E-4,b-1 pg20 marble, eroded Hardy, Stephen d.1797-12-17 68y "S. H. 11 E-4,b-4 pg20 marble, repaired, reset Harrill, Margaret J. Wife of James Harrill d.1857-5-26 52y "M.J.H. 11 ·H-4,a-1 marble, eroded Harrill, Mary S.E. Dau. of James & Margaret Harrill d.1837-10-4 9m G-5,b-8 pg34 slate, part top broken, willow & urn, Harrill, Victoria Dau. of James & Margaret Harrill d.1857-12-1 G-5,b-7 marble, eroded Harrold, Elizabeth Wife of Joseph Harrold d.1803-3-22 21y "Mrs. E. Harrold" C-2,i-5 pg5 slate, good urn & wreath, epitaph-2 Harrold, Joseph "Capt.", died in Boston d.1850-8-8 79y lost Noted by A.H. Locke, 1907 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Harrold, Martha W. Wife of Capt. Joseph Harrold d.1845-7-5 58y G-4,d-1 pg33 marble, flat, almost illegible Harrold, Nancy d.1869-3-5 95y G-4,d-2 pg33 marble, repaired, reset Harrold, Sukey Wife of Capt. Joseph Harrold d. 1822-1-11 38y "Mrs. S. H." B-5,a-1 pg38 slate, good, willow & urn Hart, Abigail Wife of Hanson M. Hart d.1831-4-29 54y "A.H. 11 A-6,b-4 pg40 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Hart, Ann M. d.1855-12-8 84y 2m A-6,b-5 pg40 marble, broken, decayed, flat Hart, Benjamin d.1834-5-9 66y "B.H." B-6,a-1 pg39 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Hart, Daniel d.1791-12-11 D-5,a-7 pg26 50y "Mr. Daniel Hart" slate, good, winged cherub Hart, Edward d.1825-10-18 E-4,c-1 pg20 With wife Elizabeth Bly "E.H. II marble, eroded Hart, Elizabeth Consort of Edward Hart d.1804-9-23 57y "E.H." E-4,c-1 pg20 marble, eroded, on stone with Edward Hart, Elizabeth Wife of Thomas Hart d.1760-9-18 49th yr. "Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, 1760" A-4,c-1 pg37 poor quality slate, cracking, face & wings Hart, Elizabeth Wife of Benjamin Hart d.1805-2-22 39y B-2,e-7 pg2 slate, good, sprig in circle, with Esther Hart, Elizabeth Dau. of Richard & Marcy Hart b.1778-12-5 d.1863-5-28 D-2,f-5 pg10 marble, eroded Hart, Elizabeth M. Wife of Hanson M. Hart d.1855-6-11 72y A-6,b-6 pg39 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Hart, Elizabeth P. d.1882-10-18 84y "E.P.H. 11 A-6,b-7 pg39 marble, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hart, Esther M. Dau. of Benjamin & Elizabeth Hart d.1805-1-26 14m slate, good, s prig in circle, with mother B-2,e-7 pg2 Hart, George d.1807-4-14 77y "G. H. Esq. 1807" B-5.c-6 pg29 slate, part top lost, flowers ~~ . Hart, Hannah "Mrs." d.1845-9-1 95y "H.H." D-4,d-5 pg14 slate, good, willow & urn Hart, John d.1790-5-24 57y "Mr. John Hart" slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 C-3,f-3 pg12 "Col." Hart, John d.1777-10-30 72y "Col. John Hart, 1777" A-6,b-3 pg40 slate, good, death head Hart, Marcy Collings Wife of Richard Hart b.1739-5-31 d.1790-6-17 "Mrs. M.C. Hart" D-2,f-2 pg10 slate, good, winged cherub Hart, Martha H. Widow of George Hart, Jr. d.1805-4-5 50y "Mrs. M.H." E-2,b-3 pg17 slate, good. willow & urn, epitaph-4 Hart, Mary Joanna Dau. of Richard & Marcy Hart b.1796-9-5 d.1842-5-3 D-2,f-3 pg10 marble, eroded Dau. of John & Sarah Hart Hart, Mehitable d.1753-7-2 5y "M.H. A-6,b-1 pg40 slate, headstone lost 11 Hart, Phebe Wife of George Hart d.1773-7-4 41y "Mr-s. Phebe Hart, 1773" B-5,c-5 pg29 slate, low, death head Wife of Elisha C. Hart Hart, Phebe d.1800-3-24 33y "P.H." E-4,f-5 pg20 slate, broken, bottom r-eset 1992 "Esq." Hart, Richard 87y "R. Har-t, Esq." d.1820-2-20 slate, good, winged cher-ub, epitaph-2 D-2,f-1 pg10 Wife of Col. John Har-t Hart, Sarah 42y "Mr-s. Sar-ah Hart" d.1757-4-24 slate, good, death head A-6,b-2 pg40 Hart, Sarah Sau. of Richard & Mar-cy Hart b.1765-1-1 d.1842-9-12 D-2,f-4 pg10 marble, er-oded ~ H o,r:b , \--l ~ ~ " l,01 ~0,--.:;> a , \B t <;) - 1t - , s2.~ ~ t ~ 2.- ck,~ s\a:\e 1 \ ""-&w oV-P J 1/() l \\ C{J0 ¢ ' l,l V"I ~ �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hart, William d.1811-7-15 28y C-1,b-1 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Hart, William Instrument maker 11 d.1812-1-13 78y W.H. 11 B-1,d-2 pg2 slate, reversed, willow & urn Hartt, Mary Elizabeth Dau. of Samuel & Mary Hartt d.1821-2-7 ly B-4,b-1 pg30 slate, good, willow & urn Harvey, Lyman S. Son of Thomas & Mary Harvey d.1813-7-18 B-1,b-1 slate, good, willow & urn Harvey, Susan S. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Harvey d.1817-3-3 6y A-2,a-6 pgl slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Harvey, Thomas Veteran of the Revolution 11 d.1837-1-18 84y T.H. 11 A-2,a-7 pgl slate, good, willow & urn Henderson, Alexander Merchant, native of Scotland d.1783-12-1 27th yr. C-4,c-1 pg27 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Henderson, Hugh Merchant of Portsmouth d.1794-8-4 47th yr. "Hugh Henderson, 1794" D-4,d-4 pg14 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-2 Henderson, James d.1818-1-7 38y D-4,d-3 pg14 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Hill, Andrew J. Son of Alfred J. & Elizabeth Hill d.1844-6-3 9d B-6,e-1 pg28 marble, eroded Hill, Charles Son of John & Eunice Hill d.1798-6-15 9m Hi 11, Charles d.1805-9-14 2y 7m C-3,d-4 slate, good, sprig in circle Hill, Daniel Son of Elisha & Elizabeth Hill 11 d.1798-9-5 16th yr D. Hill, 1798" D-2,h-8 pg17 slate, good, winged cherub Hill, Elisha "Dea. II d.1798-9-15 55y Dea. E. Hi 11 , 1798 11 D-2,h-6 pg17 slate, broken top corner, draped urn, epitaph-6 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hill, Elizabeth Widow of Deacon Elisha Hill d. 1822-3-23 78y "Mr-s. E. H." D-2,h-5 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn Hill, Elizabeth S. Widow of William Hill d.1876-5-22 72y E-1,alO pg18 mar-ble, er-oded Hill, Eunice Wife of James Hill d.1801-2-26 43y "Eunice Hill, 1801" E-2,a-8 pg17 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-5 Hill, Geor-ge d.1820-9-16 C-2,d-4 pg5 36y Mr. G. H. " slate, good, willow & ur-n 11 Hi 11, Geor-ge M. Son of James & Eunice Hill d.1798-8-26 lOy "G. Hill, 1798" E-5,b-1 slate, rever-sed, cherub Hill, Horace Son of John & Eunice Hill d.1817-8-23 23m 6d C-3,d-2 slate, good, circle design Hi 11, Ichabod d.1827-11-20 E-1,a-7 pg18 69y "I. H." marble, almost illegible Hi 11 , J. (Son of James Hill) d.1791 J. Hi 11 , 1 791" C-2,g-2 slate, headstone lost 11 Hill, James Veteran of the Revolution d.1811-12-29 58y "J. H." E-1,a-3 pg17 slate, good, urn & drapery, epitaph-2 Hill, James D. Son of William & Nancy Hill d.1865-12-24 52y "J • D. H. E-1,a-9 pg18 marble, broken, top lost, with father11 Hill, Jane Wife of Elisha Hill d.1773-5-18 29y "Mr-s. Jane Hill, 1773" B-4,c-1 pg29 slate, good, death head Hill, Jeremiah "Esq." d.1800-5-5 48th yr. "J. Hill, Esq." D-2,h-3 pg17 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-2 Hill, John Son of Elisha & Elizabeth Hill d.1790=5=4 9y C-2,g-1 slate, low, cherub Hill, John Son of John & Eunice Hill d.1806-12-5 16d C-3,d-1 slate, low, circle design, reset higher �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hill, Joseph Sherburne Son Samuel & Mary Hill d.1798-5-24 18y 3m "Joseph Sher-bLwne Hi 11" D-2,h-1 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn Hill, Mary Wife of Jeremiah Hill II M. H. 11 d. 1811-4-3 58y E-1,a-1 pg17 slate, broken, top lost Hi 11, Mary C. Dau. of John & Eunice Hill d.1806-1-28 Bm C-3,d-3 slate, good, leaf design Hill, Mary L. Consort of J. Burley Hill d.1823-12-4 41y "M.L.H. 11 E-1,c-2 pg19 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 Hill, Mary Meloan d.1826-1-22 20y "M.M.H." E-2,e-6 pg19 slate, top broken off, willow & urn, epitaph- 1 Hill, Nancy Wife of William Hill d.1819-1-21 31y E-1,a-6 pg18 marble, eroded Hill, Samuel Son of William~ Elizabeth S. Hill d.1849-9-28 21y 6,n D-1,e-3 pg18 marble, broken, top lost Hill, Samuel Oldest son Elisha & Elizabeth Hill d.1798-9-27 27y "S. Hi 11 , 1 798" D-2,h-4 pg17 slate, broken top corner, winged cherub Hi 11, SamLtel d.1840-1-19 67y "S.H." E-1,a-5 pg18 marble, eroded Hill, Samuel Veteran of the Revolution, merchant b.1745-2-12 d.1812-3-19 E-1,a-4 pg18 marble slab on table tomb, epitaph-22 Hill, Sarah M. Relict of James Hill d.1834-11-12 62y "S. M. H. " E-1,a-2 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn Hi 11 , Wi 11 i am Son James D. Hill same stone d.1849-2-22 66y "W.D." E-1,a-9 pg18 marble, broken, top lost Hoar, Anna Wife of Samuel Hoar, with Infant dau. d.1805-2-26 26y "A.H." B-2,g-3 pg3 slate, good, willow & urn Hodgdon, H.P. <Harlan P.) Co. G. ' (d.1865-10-11) F-1,b-4 pg18 marble, eroded 10th N.H. Inf. (Civil War) �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Hoit, Caroline Dau. of Timothy & Rebecca Hoit d.1842-6-20 7y 6m G-4,e-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Holbrook, Abigail Widow of Robert Holbrook d.1831-12-19 71y "A.H. E-6,a-3 pg35 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Holbrook, Benjamin d.1839-12-29 68y E-6,b-2 pg35 marble, eroded Holbrook, Catherine Wife of Robert Holbrook d.1822-12-29 22y "C.H." E-6,a-4 pg35 marble, eroded, repaired, reset Holbrook, Martha Widow of Samuel Holbrook d.1846-12-24 84y E-6,a-1 pg35 slate, repaired, willow & urn Holbrook, Miriam Widow of Benjamin Holbrook d.1852-6-26 80y E-6,b-1 pg35 space for marble marker, now lost Holbrook, Robert d.1848-7-28 59y "R.H." E-6,a-6 pg35 marble, illegible Holbrook, Robert d.1821-10-15 61y "Mr. R.H." E-6,a-5 pg35 marble, repaired, willow & urn Holbrook, Samuel Veteran of the Revolution d.1836-9-15 79y "S.H." E-6,a-2 pg35 slate, good, willow & urn Holman, George S. Son of Silas & Sarah Holman d.1835-7-15 28y lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Holman, Joseph S. Son of Silas Holman, on his stone d.1818-7-21 16y F-3,i-2 pg23 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Holman, Sarah Widow of Silas Holman d.1858-4-25 BOy lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Holman, Silas Merchant, died Charlestown, S.C. d.1807-3-18 29y F-3,i-2 pg23 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Horney, Theodora Of Cork, Ireland, relict Capt. Gilbert Horney d.1808-5-26 37y "T.H." D-4,e-9 pg15 sandstone, broken, top lost, epitaph-4 �I NORTH CEMETERY , PORTSMOUTH I Howe, Otis Born Brookfield, Mass. d.1825-10-24 35y "O.H. C-5,a-8 pg27 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Huntress, Ella T. Dau. of Seth W. & Catherine Huntress d.1856-9-6 7m G-5,b-4 pg35 marble, repaired, reset, Emilla same stone Huntress, Emilla Dau. of Seth W. & Catherine Huntress d.1856-12-6 7m G-5,b-4 pg35 marble, repaired, reset, Ella same stone Huntress, Frederick E. d.1857-11-3 G-5,b-3 pg35 marble, Son of Seth W. repaired, reset, & Catherine Huntress Ida same stone Huntress, Ida F. Dau. of Seth W. & Catherine Huntress d.1856-12-6 5y G-5,b-3 pg35 marble, repaired, reset, Fred same stone Huntress, Seth (d. 1874-9-5) F-4,c-1 pg21 4th N.H . Infantry ( Civil War) (48y) marble, er-oded I 11· 11 II 11 1.1 Hutchins, Rebecca d.1852-5-19 67y lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 I I I �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Isaac. Abraham Native of Prussia d.1803-2-15 49y "Abraham Isaac" C-2,i-6 pg6 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 I I I, I I I �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Jackman, Elizabeth "Mrs." E. J. d.1835-9-16 66y E-3,d-2 pg20 marble, eroded, repaired II II Jackson, Charles Son of Daniel & Lydia Jackson d.1808-12-19 2y E-3,b-9 pg15 slate, low, urn & drapery, epitaph-4 Jackson, Clement "Esq.", physician d.1788-10-10 83y "Clement Jackson, Esq." C-5,d-6 pg27 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-6 Jackson, Esther d.1828-6-2 73y "E.J." B-5,a-5 pg37 slate, willow & urn, old repair, part lost Jackson, Hall Veteran of the Revolution, physician d.1797-9-28 58y "Hal 1 Jackson Esq., M. D." C-5,d-5 pg27 slate, good, urn & drapery, epitaph-6 Jackson, Jane F. Dau. of Richard & Martha J. Jackson d.1833-8-13 ly G-1,c-2 pg23 marble, eroded Jackson, Joseph Only son Rev. Joseph Jackson, Brookline d.1790-8-19 23y "Joseph Jackson, A.M." C-5,c-1 pg27 slate, low, winged cherub, long wording Jackson, Katherine Wife of Nathaniel Jackson d.1799-3-29 59y "l<atherine Jackson, 1799" E-2,alO pg17 slate, good, urn & wreath, epitaph-4 Jackson, Martha J. Wife of d.1849-4-29 43y 6m D-1,clO pg6 marble, good ;r./J. Jackson, Mary Wife of Dr. Hall Jackson d.1805-3-30 62y "M. J." C-5,d-3 pg27 slate, willow & urn, old iron repair, epitaph-2 Jackson, Mary d.1809-12-15 B-4,d-8 pg28 "Mrs." 77y slate, good, willow & urn Jackson, Nathaniel d.1810-2-19 69y "N.J." E-2,a11 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn Jackson, Nathaniel d.1824-8-22 60y D-3,a-6 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn Jackson, Richard Erected by Daniel & Gilman D. Jackson d.1863-3-6 59y 5m 1 os t Noted b A. H. Loe k e in 1 907 6t!JJy 11t~11e!(f /Jf tU,r IC/()"?; t( Ir: -. t,( bur- r, r I o r d!j e, />1 f 1 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Jackson, S amuel Son of Dr. Hall & Mary Jack s on d. 1774-2-13 2 y 2 5d "Samuel J ackson, 1774" 8-6,c-6 pg29 slate, good, cherub Jackson~ Theodore Son of Dr. Hall & Mary Jackson II d. 1784-12-5 1 By Theodore Jackson, 1784" C-5,c-2 pg27 slate, l ow, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Jeffares, Christopher "Capt. " d.1825-5-10 38y A-5,a-1 pg38 slate, good, willow & urn Jenkins, Elizabeth Wife Richard Jenkins, dau. Benjamin Akerman d.1809-4-12 63y "E.J." 8-4,d-5 pg29 slate, low, cracking, willow & urn Jewett, Sarah Wife of Theodore Jewett d.1819-6-15 25y "Mr-s. S. J. 11 E-2,b-1 pg17 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 Johnson, Ly dia Wife of Joshua Johnson d.1837-5-11 56y "L.J." D-3,c-1 pg11 marble, eroded Johnson, Sar-ah Wife of Tar-al Johnson 11 d.1825-9-17 71y S.J. 11 C-1,a-1 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn Jones, Har-riet Wife Hiram Jones, dau. Joseph Deverson d.1829-1-2 31y D-6,a-4 pg26 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 Jones, John A. Son Capt. Samuel & Mar-y H. Jones d.1804-10-30 ly B-2,c-1 pg2 slate, low, chipped, willow & urn Jones, Mary d.1831-5-12 D-2,a-3 pg6 Wife of William Jones 67y "M. J. 11 slate, good, no design Jones, Mar-y H. Wife of Capt. Samuel Jones d.1807-4-28 44y "M.H.J. 11 E-2,c-2 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn Joy, Benjamin F. Son of William & Hannah Joy 11 d.1836-5-4 9m 8.F.J. 11 H-2,a13 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn Junkins, Hiram Son of Hiram & Sarah Junkins d. 1840-8-6 7y "H.J. 11 H-2,a-8 pg32 slate, low, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Kane, Bridget Dau. of Dennie & Mary Kane d.1858-9-15 7m H-4,b-7 marble. eroded Kennard, Margaret Wife of Capt. Nathaniel Kennard d.1817-3-2 62y "M.I<. C-1,b-5 pg5 slate. good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 11 Kennard, Nathaniel Veteran of the Revolution d.1823-6-24 68y "Capt. N.K." C-1,b-6 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Ladd, Caroline Dau. of Eliphalet & Abigail Ladd d.1803-3-1O 17y "Miss Caroline Ladd" D-2,h-2 pg17 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Ladd, Cecilia Elouisa d.182O-8-29 15m F-2,f-3 pg23 slate, Dau. of James & Lucy Ladd low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Ladd, Eliphalet Merchant d.18O6-2-21 62y D-2,i-1 pg17 marble slab on square table tomb, illegible Ladd, Harriot Dau. of Eliphalet & Abigail Ladd d.1799-2-1 7y "H. Ladd" E-2,a-9 pg17 slate, low, winged cherub Ladd, Lydia d.1811-1O-1 C-1,d-2 pg5 "Mrs." 35y "L.L. 11 slate, good, willow & urn Ladd, Mary L.H. Wife of Eliphalet Ladd, dau. Joseph Hurd II d. 1836-12-27 4 7y M. L. H. L. 11 D-1,e-1 pg17 marble, eroded, repaired, part lost Laighton, William H. d.1836-7-25 48y "W.H.L." F-4,b-1 pg21 slate, good, willow & urn Lakeman, Aaron Son of Aaron & Elizabeth Lakeman d.18O3-3-2O 3y "A.L." marble, good Lakeman, Abigail II A. L. 11 d. 1833-3-16 82y B-4,e-1 pg28 slate, repaired, willow & urn Lang, Theodosia Widow of John Lang d.1845-6-12 55y H-4,d-2 pg31 marble, eroded Langdon, Elizabeth Sherburne Wife of Gov. John Langdon b.1761 d.1813-3-2 E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Langdon, Henry Sherburne with Woodbury Langdon Family no dates D-3,e-2 marble plaque on mound tomb Langdon, John "Gov.", \)eter-an of the Revolution b.1739 d.1819-9-18 E-1,c-3 pgl6 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Langdon, John Jr. d.1789-5-21 41y "Mr. John Langdon, Jr." C-3,clO pg4 slate, low, winged cherub, long wording �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Langdon, Mary Wife of William Langdon d.1802-2-8 52y "Mrs. M. Langdon" E-2,a-7 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Langdon, Mary Widow of John Langdon d. 1825-3-10 61 y M. L. C-3,c-11 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn 11 11 Langdon, William d. 1820-9-30 82y Mr. W. L. E-2,a-6 pg17 slate, good, willow & urn, II 11 long wording Langdon, Woodbury Son of Henry S. & Ann Langdon d.1801-10-24 ly D-3,c-8 pgll slate, good, urn Langdon, Woodbury - Family no dates D-3,e-2 marble plaque on mound tomb Langton, Olive Wife of Capt. Samuel Langton d.1828-5-19 68y E-2,c-4 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Langton, Samuel "Capt.", wife Olive same stone d.1807-2-6 45y "S.L." E-2,c-4 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Lapish, Elizabeth Dau. of Robert & Abiah Lapish d.1805-8-31 9m C-3,a-6 pg4 slate, good, urn & wreath Latapy, Stephen Native of Fr-ance d.1809-11-21 67y "Mr. S.L. D-2,e-2 pglO slate, low, skull & bones, hour-glass 11 Lawry, Benjamin Son of Benjamin & Eliza B. Lawry d. 1836-1-12 14y B. L. A-3,b-3 pg36 marble, eroded II 11 Lawry, George S. d.1852-5-16 83y G.S.L." A-3,b-2 pg36 marble, eroded 11 Lawry, Sarah Wife of George S. d.1850-3-15 76y "S.L." A-3,b-1 pg36 marble, eroded Lawry Leavitt, Charlie Son of Charles W. & Mary A. Leavitt d.1860-7-24 A-2,c-6 pg2 marble, low, sleeping child, with Lizzie Leavitt, Lizzie A. Dau. of Charles W. & Mary A. Leavitt d.1859-11-15 15m 10d A-2,c-6 pg2 marble, low, sleeping child, with Charlie �NORTH CEMETERY, P ORTSMOUTH Leblanc, John F. d.1811-8-22 5y 2 m C-2,i-3 pg6 slate, good, willow & urn Leonard, Mary "Mrs." d.1814-6-13 75y lost Noted by A.H. Loc k e in 1907 Son of Thomas & Sarah Lester Lester, Benjamin Joseph d.1864-2-16 6y 8m G-5,b-6 marble, eroded Lewis, Emily H. "Miss" d.1852-8-12 37y "E.H.L." D-4,d-6 pg14 marble, almost illegible Lewis, James Stoodley Lewis Son of Capt. Thomas & Sarah Lewis d.1783-10-21 5y 4m "James Stoodley Lewis" C-5,a-1 pg27 slate, broken, part missing, adult figure Libbey, Dennis d.1861-4-13 72y 10m B-6,e-3 pg28 marble, broken, Libbey, Jeremiah "Esq. d.1824-9-4 76y A-4,a-2 pg36 slate, good, bottom lost, set low 11 willow & urn Libbey, Mary Elizabeth Dau. of David & Betsey Libbey d.1827-1-31 4y "M.E.L. A-1,c-1 pgl slate, good, willow & urn 11 Lolley, Samuel A. Son of Samuel & Olive Lolley d.1847-8-24 16y C-5,d-7 pg27 marble, almost illegible Dau. of Edward J. & Dorothy A. Long Long, Dorothy d.1814-4-19 5y "D. L. F-2,d-2 pg22 marble, low, flower, epitaph-4 11 Long, Dorothy A. Wife of Edward J. Long d.1816-6-18 35y F-3,f-2 pg22 marble, eroded Long, Edward Son of Edward ~( Dorothy Long d.1803-7-18 5w "E. Long" F-2,d-3 pg22 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 Long, Edward J. Veteran War of 1812 d.1824-2-27 53y F-3,f-1 pg21 marble, eroded Long, Edward Jennings Master St. John ' s Lodge d.1824-2-27 53y F-3,d-1 pg21 marble, good, small cross �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Long, Mar-y E. d.1815-12-30 F-2,d-1 pg21 Dau. of Edwar-d & Dor-othy Long 3y M.E.L." mar-ble, low, urn 11 Lonner-gan, Ann d.1820-12-26 64y A.L. G-4,a-2 pg24 slate, good, willow 11 11 ~~ urn Lonner-gan, Mar-y d.1830-12-18 77y "M.L." G-1,c-1 pg23 slate, good, willow & ur-n Lord, Samuel Perkins Son of John P. & Sophia Lord d.1815-4-5 13m "S. P. L. " D-2,h-7 pg17 gr-ay mar-ble, almost illegible Low, Elisabeth Wife of Joseph Low d.1808-8-22 40y E.L." E-3,e-5 pg19 slate, good, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 11 Low, Mary Pear-ne Dau. of Joseph & Elizabeth Low d.1806-8-28 4y "M.P.L. C-3,a-5 slate, willow & ur-n, r-epaired, epitaph-4 11 Lowd, Cather-ine M. Dau. of Hunking & Hannah Lowd d.1851-10-9 37y D-6,b-2 pg25 marble, eroded Lowd, Hannah D. Wide of Hunking Lowd d.1850-5-25 67y "H.D.L. D-6,b-1 pg25 mar-ble, er-oded 11 Lowd, Hunking d.1869-1-25 82y D-6,c-1 pg25 mar-ble, almost illegible Lowe, Augustus G. Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Lowe d.1825-4-27 22y "Mr-. A.G.L." F-3,a13 pg19 marble, eroded, willow & urn, long wording Lowe, Joseph d.1823-10-22 F-3,a12 pg20 Mer-chant 59y "J. L. slate, good, willow & ur-n 11 Lowe, Joseph Stephens Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Lowe d. 1806-4-17 10y J. s. L. C-3,a-3 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn 11 11 Lowell, Elizabeth "Madam", widow of Rev. John Lowell d.1805-9-22 97y "E.L. D-3,d-6 pg11 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Lynch, Margaret d.1857-12-9 19y 9m H-4,b-5 pg31 marble, low, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Lynn, Ann Eline Dau. of Andrew & Ann Lynn d.1878-7-30 71y "A.L. C-6,a-5 pg27 marble, eroded, low, with mother 11 Lynn, Ann Elizabeth Widow of Andrew Lynn d.1853-7-17 80y "A.E.L. C-6,a-5 pg27 marble, eroded, low, with dau. Ann 11 Lyons, Emma F. Dau. of John & Mary Lyons d.1862-9-13 6w lost pg31 Noted near H-5 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH MacClintock, Elizabeth Wife Rev. Samuel MacClintock, Greenl a nd d.1813-8-13 6By "E.M." D-5,c-2 gray marble, eroded Maine, Sarah Ann Dau. Ammi R. & Hannah Cutter "S.A.M. II d.1811-3-6 35y E-2,f-9 pg18 slate, good, willow & urn Manent, Hannah A. Wife George Manent, dau. John Moulton d.1884-3-22 S4y 5m E-5,c-6 pg35 marble, eroded Mann, Emma Holt Dau. John & Martha Mann "E.H.M. II d.1S35-9-6 Sm F-3,a-8 marble, eroded Mann, John Son of John Mann, late of Portsmouth d.1S29-4-13 16y "J.M." F-3,a-9 pg2O slate, good, willow & urn Mann, Nary Leslie Dau. of Thomas Mann d.1848-9-1O 1Sy F-3,a-6 pg2O marble, low, top corner broken off Mann, Sarah Ann Dau. John & Martha Mann II d. 1 S36-11-1 9 2Oy S. A. M. 11 F-3,a-7 pg2O marble, eroded Manning, Edward Sherburne Merchant, son Thomas Manning d.1821-6-16 26y C-4,f-1 pg26 gray marble, almost illegible Manning, Lucretia Dau. of Ephraim & Hannah Manning d.1821-1O-31 27m "L.M. 11 B-5,e-1 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn Manning, Statira Wife of Capt. Thomas Manning d.18O7-6-8 54y C-4,f-6 pg13 marble, almost illegible Mansfield, Samuel d. 1816-5-8 19y S. M. A-4,b-6 pg37 marble, eroded, faint tree design 11 Manson, Emily d.1821-1O-16 F-2,f12 pg23 11 Dau. of Theodore & Mary Manson 2y Sm "E. M. 11 slate, good, willow & urn Manson, Susan P. Wife of Parker Manson d.1821-9-21 19y Mr-s. S.P.M." F-2,f1O pg23 slate, low, split, willow & ur-n, epitaph-4 11 Manson, Theodor-e d.1822-1-27 36y "Mr-. T. M. F-2,f11 pg23 slate, low, willow, ur-n, pillar-s, epitaph-6 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH March, Catherine d.1837-10-26 42y "C.M. D-4,c-1 pg12 slate, repaired, 11 willow & urn March, John d.1813-6-12 53y "J.M. D-3,a-2 pg17 slate, good, wi 11 ow g~ urn 11 March, Margaret Dau. of John & Sarah March d.1810-3-11 13y "M.M. E-2,a12 pg12 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-2 11 March, Nathaniel J. d.1827-4-6 27y "N.M. D-3,d-1 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn 11 March, Sarah Widow of John March d.1815-4-28 45y D-3,a-1 pg12 slate, good, willow & urn March, Sarah, d.1834-2-28 42y D-4,c-2 pg12 slate, repaired, willow & urn March, Stephen d. 1772-3-1 51 y "Mr. Stephen March, 1 772" B-5,b-7 pg29 slate, cracked, skull & crossbones Marden, Daniel "Capt." d.1816-9-16 38y "D.M. F-3,g-1 marble headstone lost 11 Marden, J.H. (John H.) Co. G, (d.1877-12-31) (54y) 8-2,f-2 pg3 marble, eroded 10th N.H. Inf. (Civil War) Marden, Margaret T. d.1848-11-15 78y F-3,a-1 pg20 slate, good, willow & urn Marden, Mary d.1816-10-30 F-3,g-2 pg23 Consort of David Marden 30y "Mrs. M. M." slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Marden, Rachel Married to William Marden 58 yrs. d.1834-1-19 78y "R.M. F-3,g-3 pg23 marble, eroded 11 Marden, Sarah Widow of Jonathan Marden d.1842-8-7 77y G-3,d-8 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Marden, Sarah H. "Miss" d.1820-7-5 17y "S.H.M." F-3,h-4 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Marden, William Veteran of the Revolution d.1838-3-11 83y "W.M." F-3,g-4 pg23 marble, almost illegible 1'1arsh, John Merchant d.1814-1O-21 43y "J.M." B-4,c-2 pg29 sandstone, eroded, willow ~< urn Marsh, Zebulon d.18O6-6-29 76y "Z. Marsh" E-6,a-7 pg5 slate, low, broken, top lost, epitaph-2 Marshall, Hannah "H. M. d.1821-12-22 79y C-1,a-7 pg5 slate, good, urn II Marshall, Thankful Dau. of Capt. William Marshall d.179O-12-5 24y "Miss Thankful Marshall" D-2,f-6 pg1O slate, good, willow & urn, long text Martin, Abraham d.1846-11-18 78y "A. M. 11 G-2,b-3 pg33 willow ~< urn Martin, Ann Widow of Thomas Martin d.1811-7-6 68th yr. "A.M." E-1,b-3 pg16 gray marble, eroded Martin, George Thomas Only son of Jeremiah & Olive C. Martin d. 1834-11-9 6y "G. T. M." B-1,d-1 pg3 marble, almost illegible Martin, Mary Wife of Abraham Martin d.1829-1-22 63y "M.M." G-2,b-4 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Martin, Sarah Wife of Capt. William M. Martin d.182O-3-5 32y "Mrs. S.M." C-2,h-1 pg6 gray marble, eroded Martin, Thomas "Esq." d.18O5-2-4 73y "T.M. Esq." E-2,a-4 pg17 slate, good, circle with leaves "Capt." Martin, William M. d.1833-5-3 54y "W.M.M." C-2,h-2 pg6 marble, eroded I Massey, George d.1821-8-4 7Oy E-2,a-1 pg17 marble, eroded, willow & urn, epitaph-! Massey, Hannah Wife of George Massey d.1852-1-26 85y E-2,a-2 pg17 marble, eroded !.... �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Massey, Mehitable Wife of George Massey d.18O4-11-3 49y "M.M." E-2,a-5 pg17 marble, almost illegible McHard, Elizabeth Wife of William McHard d.1791-1-21 7Oy "Mrs. Elizabeth McHard" D-2,e-9 pg1O slate, low, winged cherub McIntire, Andrew Son of Neil & Mary McIntire 1791 (?) 1w B-6,f-3 pg28 slate, good, death head, with Clarissa McIntire, Clarissa Dau. of Neil & Mary McIntire d.1791-11-28 19m "Clarissa McIntire, 1791" B-6,f-3 pg28 slate, good, death head, with Andrew McIntire, Katherine Dau. of Neil & Mary McIntire d.1781-7-27 4y 1Om "Katherine McIntire" B-6,f-4 pg28 slate, good, headstone stolen 1986 McIntire, Mary Wife of Neil McIntire d.1814 "M.M.I." D-1,c-5 pg1O marble, illegible McIntire, Neil d.1812-4-7 87y 7m 22d "N.M.I." D-1,b-1 pg6 marble, illegible Melcher, Catherine Wife of Catherine Melcher d.1815-12-1O 78y "C.M. E-3,a-2 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 11 Melcher, Gershom F. d.1821-7-28 25y "G.F.M." C-6,a-4 pg27 marble, eroded Melcher, Nathaniel "Capt." d.1822-1-5 79y E-3,a-1 slate, good, willow & urn Melcher, Nathaniel Jr. d.18O8-4-15 4Oy "N.M." E-3,e-4 pg19 slate, low, tipped, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Melcher, Samuel d.1831-1-23 29y C-5,a-2 pg27 marble, almost illegible Melcher, Woodbury d.18O5-12-27 25y "W.M." E-3,b-5 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Meloan, Abraham d.1852-9-28 6Oy "A.M." A-6, b-8 \'~ 1> ~ ~ ' d e 1_~oo d. �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Meloan, Enoch With wife Mary d. 1793-2-17 "E. M. C-2,d-3 marble, almost illegible 11 Meloan, Mary Widow of Enoch Meloan d.1839-10-11 Bly C-2,d-3 marble, almost illegible, with Enoch Meloan, Paulina Wife of Abraham Meloan d.1848-8-10 59y "P.M. A-6,b-9 pg39 marble, eroded 11 Mendum, Charlotte Dau. of Robert & Mary Mendum d.1826-12-13 17y lost pgl Noted by Frost near A-1 Mendum, Clementine Dau. of Jonathan & Nancy Mendum d.1820-4-18 2y C-3,c-5 pg3 slate, good, willow & urn Mendum, Eliza U. Wife of Jonathan Mendum d.1834-9-5 46y "E.U.M. C-4,c-2 pg3 slate, low, willow & urn 11 Mendum, Elizabeth E. Dau. of Samuel & Adaline Mendum d.1831-5-18 6m "E.E.M." C-4,c-1 pg3 slate, good, no design, with Sarah Mendum, John d.1850-1-6 62y A-5,c-4 pg38 marble, eroded Mendum, John "Capt.", veteran of the Revolution d.1806-4-3 86y "Capt. J.M." E-3,c-1 pg20 sandstone, spalling, long wording Mendum, Mary d.1823-12-15 A-1,a-2 pgl Wife of Robert Mendum 42y slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Mendum, Mary H. Wife of John Mendum d.1855-8-29 66y "M.H.M." A-5,d-1 pg38 marble, eroded Mendum, Nancy Wife of Jonathan Mendum d.1820-11-20 41y "Mrs. N.M." C-3,c-3 slate, good, willow & urn Mendum, Samuel d.1844-2-9 37y "S.M." C-3,b-1 pg3 slate, good, willow & urn Mendum, Sarah E. Dau. of Samuel & Adaline Mendum d. 1832-6-31 S. E. M. C-3,c-1 pg3 slate, good, no design, with Elizabeth 11 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Mendum, Susannah Wife of Capt. John Mendum d.1820-1-21 73y A-5,e-4 pg38 slate, good, urn Merriam, Mehitable d.1848-10-28 84y B-5,a12 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Merriam, Nathaniel "Capt." d.1821-12-4 54y "Capt. N.M." B-5,all pg37 slate, broken, top lost Merrill, Charles A. Son of Albert & Abby Merrill d.1863-8-9 3m 21d lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Merrill, Hannah Wife of Benjamin Merrill d.1816-9-26 44y B-5,b-1 pg29 marble, almost illegible Meserve, Esther Dau. of George Meserve d.1799-5-1 37y "Miss Esther Meserve" E-4,d-4 pg20 slate, good, urn & drapery Miller, John d.1813-7-10 D-1,b-3 pg6 Wife Ruth on back 40y marble, eroded Miller, Ruth d.1841-1-16 D-1,b-3 pg6 Wife of John Miller 63y marble, eroded, on back of John's stone Moffatt, John d.1786-2-22 92y "Mr. John Moffatt, Esq. D-2,e-3 pg11 slate, low, willow & urn 1786" Moffatt, Katherine Wife of John Moffatt of Portsmouth d.1769-12-7 69y D-3,clO pg11 slate, good, cherub Moffatt, Sarah Catherine Wife of Samuel Moffatt, merchant d.1802-11-5 60y lost pg11 May have been D-2 or D-3 Monroe, Elizabeth R.P. Wife of Henry Monroe d.1835-2-26 33y "E. R.P.M." A-5,d-5 pg38 marble, eroded Monroe, Henry d.1849-10-11 A-5,d-6 pg38 "H. M. 48y marble, eroded II Monroe, Isadore O.P. Dau. of Henry & Elizabeth Monroe d.1849-12-20 17y A-5,d-7 pg38 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Moore, Mary Ann Wife of John Moore d.1821-9-24 26y "M.A.M." B-5,c-3 pg29 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Moore, William Archibald Son of John & Mary Ann Moore b.1821-7-1 d.1829-1-27 "W.A.M." B-5,c-2 pg29 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Morse, Sarah "Mrs. d.1878-4-10 74y S.M. G-1,e-1 pg33 marble, good 11 11 11 Moses, Anna Goodrich Widow of James Goodrich & John Moses d.1842-10-19 62y "A.G." B-5,b-3 pg29 marble, eroded, with John Moses Moses, Charles E. Son of Nehemiah~( Elizabeth Moses d.1828-10-3 3y 6m G-4,c-3 pg34 marble, eroded, with George Moses, Elizabeth Wife of Nehemiah Moses d.1835-7-3 28y E.M." G-4,c-2 pg34 marble, repaired. reset low, 11 with son M,:1.rk Moses, George W. Son of Nehemiah & Elizabeth Moses d.1824-2-23 22h G-4,c-3 pg34 marble, eroded, with Charles Moses, John On stone with Anna Goodrich Moses d.1816-4-12 40y J. M. B-5,b-3 pg29 marble, eroded 11 11 Moses, Mark Edward Son of Nehemiah & Elizabeth Moses d.1834-7-12 27m "M.E.M." G-4,c-2 pg34 marble, repaired, set low, with mother Moses, Sar- ah E. Dau. of Nehemiah & Elizabeth Moses d.1835-11-22 5y 9m "S.E.M." G-4,c-1 pg34 mar-ble, er-oded, br-oken, r-eset low Moses, Thomas G. d. 1825-1-19 38y "T. G. M. " B-6,c-5 pg29 slate, good, masonic emblems, epitaph-4 Moses, William Son of William & Elizabeth Moses d.1805-12-8 6m B-2,a-2 slate, low, sprig in cir-cle, reset higherMoulton, Ann Watts Dau. of John & Nancy Moulton d.1846-7-2 43y "M.A.W. D-2,e-1 stub of mar-ble headstone 11 Moulton, Ann Watts Dau. of John & Nancy Moulton d.1846-7-2 43y E-5,c-4 pg35 mar-ble, almost illegible, name, no date �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Moulton, C.W. (C h a rles) Co. K, 3rd N.H. (d.1872-3-14) G-6,a-1 pg35 marble, eroded Inf. (Civil War ) Moulton, Ernaline Lydia Dau. of Nathaniel T. & Lydia Moulton d.1828-1O-18 9m "E.L.M." B-3,b-4 pg3O slate, low, repaired, part lost, willow & urn Moulton, George Edwin Son of John P. & Susan H. Moulton d.1844-7-28 18m D-5,b-3 pg27 slate, poor, willow & urn Moulton, Hannah Wife of Capt. John Watts Moulton d.1799-1O-25 32y E-5,c-2 pg1O marble, broken, reset low, with John & Nancy Moulton, John E. Son of Nathaniel T. & Lydia Moulton d.1826-9-3 1Ow B-3,b-2 slate, low, top part lost Moulton, John Watts "Capt. " , died at Norfolk, Va. d.18O2-9-16 36y E-5,c-2 pg1O marble, repaired, set low, with Hannah & Nanc y Moulton, Nancy Widow of John Watts Moulton d.1875-3-9 96y 4m E-5,c-5 marble, eroded, see also E-5,c-2 Moulton, Nancy Widow of John Watts Moulton d.1875-3-9 96y 4m E-5,c-2 pg11 marble, repaired, set low, with Hannah & John Moulton, Sarah Emery Dau. of Nathaniel T. & Lydia Moulton d.1826-12-13 14y "S.E.M." B-3,b-1 pg3O slate, low, willow & urn Muchemore, Meshack d.1872-8-2O 35y G-4,e-8 pg32 marble, broken, decayed Muchemore, William H. Son of M.T. & L. Muchemore d.1852-6-14 17y G-4,e-7 pg32 marble, eroded, cross & winged harp Mullineaux , Esther d.1868-8-2 83y 9m F-3,e-1 pg21 marble, eroded Murphy, Charlie Son of Weymouth & Eliza J. Murphy d. 1864 18y D-1,b-4 pg6 marble, eroded, sleeping baby, with Warren Gates Murphy, Levi Woodbury Son of Weymouth & Eliza J. Murphy d.185O-12-18 2y D-1,b-5 pg6 marble, · eroded, with Samuel P. Wiggin �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Mushaway, John d.1826-4-4 72y "J.M." A-2,b-1 pg36 slate, cracked, willow & urn Mushaway, Mary Wife of John Mushaway d.1819-7-13 67y "M.M. A-2,b-4 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 11 Myers, Dolly d.1868-2-14 C-2,f-3 pg4 60y "D.M." marble, good �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Nay, Charles Clinton S on S tanley & Sophia Nay, died Port land. Me. d.1860-6-11 30y A-2,c-7 pg! marble, repaired Nay, Edwin Son of S tanley & Sophia Nay, born Boston b.1837-1-11 d.1841-1-30 lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Marshall Stanley Son Stanley & Sophia Nay, died Alban y , Me. d.1861-10-24 3 3y A-2,c-7 pgl marble, repaired Nay, Nay, Stanley d.1842-10-24 A-2,c-7 pg! Son Dea, Raymond Nay, died Buffalo, NY 47y marble, repaired Elizabeth Wife of Thomas Neal d.1839-3-3 73y B-1,d-3 pg2 slate, good, willow & urn Neal, Neal, Joshua "Capt." d.1831-2-1 64y "J.N. " 8-6,b-2 pg29 marble, good Neal, Sarah Ann Dau. Capt. Joshua & Nancy Neal d.1806-4-17 21m C-3,a-1 pg4 slate, low, urn Thomas d.1810-2-21 56y B-1,d-4 pg22 slate, broken, part lost, epitaph- 2 Neal, Neil, Sarah Wife of Thomas Neil d.1821-12-12 49y "Mrs. S. N." F-2,e-7 pg22 slate, low, willow & urn, with William Neil, Thomas d.1850-6-24 77y "T.N." F-2,e-8 pg22 slate, good, willow & urn William Jr. Son of Thomas & Sarah Neil, drowned d.1820-6-29 23y "W.N., Jr." F-2,e-7 pg22 slate, low, willow & urn, with mother Neil, Nelson, John d.1818-1-31 C-2,i-l. pg6 Long member NH Mechanic Assoc. 49y "J. N." gray marble, repaired, part lost Nelson, Margaret Wife of John Nelson d.1807-6-30 34y C-2,i-4 pg6 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Newell, Martha Emily Only child James & Sarah Newell d.1840-9-10 11m marble, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Newhall, Lucy Ann Dau. Samuel & Ruth Newhall d.1829-1-19 19y F-2,d-7 pg22 marble, almost illegible, with Ruths Newhall, Mercy Eldest dau. late Capt. Samuel Newhall d.1803-7-6 35y C-2,h-4 marble, eroded, low, of Newburyport Newhall. Ruth Dau. of Samuel Newhall d.1816-10-13 15m F-2,d-7 marble, eroded, with Ruth & Lucy Ann Newhall, Ruth Wife of Samuel Newhall d.1829-10-12 43y F-2,d-7 marble, eroded, with Ruth & Lucy Ann Newhall, Samuel Merchant d.1820-12-2 36y "S.N." F-2,d-6 pg22 marble, eroded Newton, John d.1811-1-26 C-1,e-2 pg6 Native of Gosport 48y "J. N." marble, almost illegible Noble, John "Dea." d.1801-10-19 66y D-5,b-4 pg13 slate, low, broken, urn & wreath, epitaph-4 Noble, John "Capt." II d. 1819-1-23 43y J. N. 11 D-5,a-13 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn Noble, Mary Wife of Dea. John Noble d.1793-4-16 36y "Mrs. Mary Noble" D-4,a-2 pg13 slate, low, cherub Noble, Pamelia Wife of Capt. John Noble d.1818-8-28 27y D-4,a-3 pg13 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Norton, Anna Widow of Josiah Norton d.1822-5-19 49y "A.N." 8-5,a-2 pg38 slate, cracked, willow & urn Nute, Charity "Mrs." d.1846-3-29 Bly lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Nutter, James M. "Master" no dates lost pg31 Noted between H-2 and H-3 Nutter, Nancy Consort of John Nutter d.1823-4-23 55y "N.N." D-1,c-1 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Odior-ne, John d.1825-7-12 42y C-2,b-1 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn Oldest tomb at North Cemeter-y Odior-ne, Jotham d.1751 48y sandstone slab on mound tomb C-4,f10 pg13 Oliver, Susannah Dau. of Daniel & Bethia Oliver of Boston d.1768-8-12 20th yr. "Mr-s. Susannah Oliver" B-6,b-1 pg17 slate, good, death head Youngest son of James & Sarah Orne Orne, Joseph d.1820-8-26 14y "J.O." E-2,b-2 pg17 marble, eroded, willow & urn Osborne, Geor-ge Family of George Osborne no dates F-6,a-3 pg35 slate, top broken off, epitaph-4 Osborne, Margaret d.1837-4-19 23y "M.J.O." C-1,e-8 pg5 marble, r-epaired, top corner off Osgood, Charles Edward Son of S. & Julia Ann Osgood d.1833-6-23 7y "C.E.O." E-1,b-9 pg16 marble, almost illegible Oxford, Susan Ellen Only dau. of John R. & Lydia S. Oxford d.1842-8-3 16m A-2,b-5 pg1 marble, eroded, reset 1992 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Packer, Thomas d.1793-12-16 63y D-4,d-2 pg14 slate, good, urn & drapery, Paddleford, Margaret d.1847-2-4 83y "M.P. 11 D-5,all pg26 slate, good, epitaph- 7 willow & urn Palfrey, Abbigail Widow of John Palfrey of Boston d.1812-11-2 64y "A.P. 11 C-1,d-4 pg5 slate, good, willow & urn Pal mer, Dorothea S. "Miss", with mother ~( 2 sisters d.1834-8-6 19y "D.S.P. 11 F-2,e-5 pg22 marble, eroded 11 Pal mer, Mary C. Mrs. 11 , with 3 daughters d.183O-11-28 49y F-2,e-5 pg22 marble, eroded Palmer, Mary S. "Miss", vJith mother~( 2 sisters d.1836-1-19 27y "M.S.P." F-2,e-5 pg22 marble, eroded Palmer, Sarah E, "Miss", with mother ~( 2 sister-s d.1833-12-28 22y f-2,e-5 pg22 marble, eroded Par-ke, Jane Widow Capt. Matthew Parke of Boston d.1824-5-27 62y A-5,b-5 pg19 slate, good, willow & ur-n Par-kens, Thomas Native of Wor-r-ingham, England d.1843-12-15 73y "T.P. 11 E-2,f-1 pg19 marble, almost illegible Parks, Drewsilla Wife of Elisha Par-ks d.1857-4-3 42y H-5,a-4 pg31 space, stone lost Parks, Eliza A. Dau. of Elisha & Drewsilla Par-ks d.1866-11-2O 26y H-5,a-3 pg31 marble, eroded Parks, Ida B. d.1865-11-3O H-5,a-1 pg31 Dau. of Elisha & Dr-ewsilla Par-ks 5y 1Om marble, broken, top lost Par-ks, Thomas B. Son of Elisha & Dr-ewsilla Par-ks d.1863-3-16 18y 6m H-5,a-2 pg31 marble, eroded, veter-an Civil WarParrott, Debor-ah Wife Capt. John Parrott of Portsmouth d.1779-2-21 37y B-4,f-1 pg28 slate, good, death head, wording-8 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Parry, Edward Owen Son of Edward & Joanna Parry d.1798-8-19 12m 6d "Edward Owen Parry" Parry, Joanna Wife of Edward Parry d.1800-6-10 27y "Mrs. Joanna Parry" D-2,c-3 pglO slate, low, old repair, design lost Parry, Louisa A.. Only child Edward Parry, merchant d.1803-6-18 4y 4m "L.A. Parry" D-2,c-2 pglO slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-12 Parry, Martha Ann Lane Dau. Samuel & Mary Barry Lane Parry d.1824-5-1 lOy G-4,b-6 slate, good, willow & urn Parry, Richmond d.1828-9-24 85y A-2,c-5 pgl slate, low, willow & urn Parry, Samuel d.1861-5-15 73y A-2,c-2 marble, almost illegible Paul, Elizabeth Wife of Capt. John Paul d.1803-10-29 "Mrs. E. Paul" 22y C-2,f-4 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn Payson, Jonathan b.1752-3-21 d.1826-2-8 "J.P." B-6,a-6 pg39 marble, eroded Payson, Sarah Wife of Jonathan Payson b. 1757-10-9 d . 1820-9-6 "Mrs. S. P. " B-6,a-5 pg39 marble, good Pearne, Ann d.1788-9-20 C-3,b-6 pg4 Dau. of William & Mary Pearne 21y "Ann Pearne" slate, good, winged cherub, carver Enoch Noyes Pearne, Mary d.1788-6-30 C-3,a-4 pg4 Wife of William Pearne, Merchant 54y "Mary Pearne, 1788" slate, good, cherub Pearse, George Son of Stephen & Sarah Pearse b.1815-8-18 d.1868-7-1 E-1,e-3 pg18 marble, eroded Pearse, Mary Wife Peter Pearse, dau. Jotham Odiorne d.1817-7-22 75y C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne Tomb Pearse, Mary F. Son of Stephen & Sarah Pearse d.1865-9-3 60y E-1,e-1 pg18 marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Pearse, Oliver Peabody Drowned at Cape May d.1848-8-8 40y C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne tomb Pearse, Peter Son Thomas Pearse of Salcombe, Eng. d.1812-3-8 75y C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne tomb Pearse, Sarah H. Wife Stephen Pearse, dau. Oliver Peabody b.1783-8-21 d.1848-9-14 C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne tomb Pearse, Stephen b.1779-5-17 d.1861-3-26 C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne tomb Pearse, Stephen Jr. Son of Stephen & Sarah Pearse d.1830-3-26 19y "S.P." E-1,e-2 slate, good, willow & urn Pearson, Israel Putnam d.1816-5-3 7m A-2,a-5 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn Peavey, Abigail Mother of the late George Boyd d. 1800-9-8 96y "Madam Abigai 1 Peavey, 18(H)" C-4,d-2 pg12 slate, old iron repair, willow & urn, epi taph--4 Peavey, Hannah Wife of Anthony Peavey d.1840-6-13 43y F-5,c-3 slate, good, willow & urn, with Infant Peavey, Infant b.1840 d.1840 F-5,c-3 slate, Child of Hannah & Anthony Peavey good, willow & urn, with mother F'eduz z i, Domenick Native of Val-di -Integl um, Italy d.1840-2-16 65y "D.P." C-4,a-3 pg28 marble, eroded, with wife Jane Peduzzi, Jane d.1811-12-13 C-4,a-3 pg28 Of Amherst, NH, wife of Domenick Peduzzi 30y marble, eroded, with husband Peduzzi, Margaret Wife of Domenick Peduzzi d.1839-6-21 58y "M.P." A-5,c-3 pg38 marble, eroded Peduzzi, Margaret T. Dau. of Domenick & Margaret Peduzzi d.1826-7-6 4y Bm "M.T.P." A-5,c-2 pg38 slate, repaired, willow & urn Peirce, Edward J. d.1818-9-13 49y "Mr . E. J • P. " E-4,e-4 pg20 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Peir-ce, Lydia IIL. p. d.1844-8-14 64y F-5,c-1 pg21 marble stub, r-emainder- lost II Pender-, Ale:-: Son of Abraham & S.P. Pender d.1847-7-20 4m B-6,d-2 double mar-ble, almost illegible, with Fr-ances Pender-, Fr-ances A. Dau. of Abr-aham & S.P. Penderd.1852-10-2 2m Bd B-6,d-2 double mar-ble, almost illegible, with Alex Penhallow, Andr-ew Jackson b.1815-3-1 d.1890-1-15 E-2,e-5 pg19 sandstone slab on table tomb, part lost Penhallow, Har-riet Widow of Hunking Penhallow d.1861 E-2,e-5 pg19 sandstone slab on table tomb, part lost Penhal 1 ow, Hunking "Hon. d.1826-9-24 60y E-2,e-5 pg19 sandstone slab on table tomb, 11 part lost Pepper, Joseph 20y IIJ op o II d.1849-5-27 E-3,e-6 pg19 mar-ble, eroded Perkins, Jer-emy M. Son of Jeremy & Ann Perkins d.1831-10-19 10m D-6,a-5 pg26 slate, good, willow & 2 urns Perkins, Jeremy M. d.1836-12-12 34y C-6,d-2 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn Perkins, Louisa For-mer- wife Pierce P. Clements d.1838-9-1 52y G-3,c-3 marble, repaired, with Pierce P. Clements Perkins, Mary Ann Dau. of Jeremy & Ann Perkins d.1830-3-9 7y C-6,c-5 mar-ble, eroded Perkins, Nancy Wife of Noah Perkins d.1854-12-19 64y F-1,b-3 pg18 marble, eroded Perkins, Sar-ah D. Dau. of Jeremy & Ann Perkins d.1842-11-7 6y 7m C-6,d-1 pg26 slate, good, willow & ur-n Perry, Geor-ge N. United States Navy no dates A-2,c-3 pgl marble, almost illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Pettigrew, Mary R. Wife of William Pettigrew d.1879-6-8 79y 10m 12d H-4,d-4 pg31 marble, eroded, with William Pettigrew, Susan Emeline Wife Francis F. Pettigrew d.1845-3-21 21y H-4,d12 pg31 marble, eroded Pettigrew, William Veteran of Mexican War d.1865-2-9 59y 9m H-4,d-4 pg31 marble, eroded, with wife Mary Philbrick, David d.18 -8-27 6m A-2,a-2 pg36 slate, broken, part date lost Philbrick, Lynthia Ann Dau. John C. & Sarah A. Philbrick date part lost "L.A.P." H-2,a-5 pg32 marble, broken, reset low, with Sarah Ann Philbrick, Sarah Ann Wife of John C. Philbrick d. 1837-11-14 30y "S. A. P. " H-2,a-5 pg32 marble, broken set low, with Lynthia Ann Phinney, H. Clement Son of Stephen d.1841-4-14 7y G-1,b-1 pg23 marble, eroded & Ann Phinney Pickering, Abigail Wife John Pickering, dau. Jacob Sheafe d.1805-12-12 62y "Mrs. A. Pickering" B-4,c-3 pg29 marble, eroded Pickering, Benjamin D.A. Son Ephraim & Maria Pickering d.1841-3-15 5y 3m G-4,e-5 pg32 slate, good, willow & urn Pickering, Frances d.1822-11-3 46y "F.P." B-4,d-3 marble, eroded Pickering, John "Hon." d.1805-4-11 67y "Hon. John Pickering, LLD" B-4,c-4 pg29 marble, almost illegible, long text Wife of Joshua Pike Pike, Elizabeth D. d.1825-8-23 35y G-4,c-8 pg34 slate, good, wi 11 ow 8< urn ' Pillow, Elizabeth Dau. of John & Mary Pillow d.1822-10-4 21y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others Pillow, John With wife, son & daughter d.1802-4-10 32y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others �NORTH CEMETERY , PORTSMOUTH Pillow, John M. Son John & Mary Pillow, died Co ncord d.1821-9-6 28y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others Pillow, Mary Widow of John Pillow d.1812-9-23 42y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others Pillow, Mary Jane "Miss" d.1818-6-27 22y F-3,h-3 pg21 slate, good, urn & circles Pinkham, Ruth Ann b.1814-9-3O d.182O-9-11 "R.A.P." B-6,a-7 pg39 slate, good, willow & urn Place, George T. Son of Leonard & Ann E. Place d.1861-11-12 2w lost pg35 Should be E-6 Place, James d.1835-11-13 D-2,a-2 pg6 26y "J.P." marble, low, almost illegible Place, Mary Jane Wife of John S. Place d.1833-8-7 37y C-1,e-7 pg5 marble, eroded Place, Mary T. Walker Widow of James Place d.1837-2-18 D-2,a-1 pg6 marble, almost illegible Wife of John S. Place Place, Nancy Jones d.1814-3-2O 28y 7m "N.J.P." C-1,d-9 pg5 marble, eroded Wife of Samuel Place of Portsmouth Place, Sarah d.1793-7-12 27y "Mrs. Sarah Place" D-4, b-1 pg13 slate, good, cherub Plummer, William d. 1798-8-3 25y "Wi 11 iam Plummer, 1798" E-4,b-5 pg2O slate, good, willow & urn Prescott, Sarah Wife of John Prescott d.1849-1-6 37y H-4,d-1 pg31 marble, broken, almost illegible Purkins, Elizabeth "Mrs." d.1822-9-5 47y "E.P." D-5,a-2 pg26 slate, flaw in stone, willow & urn Putnam, Harriet Wife of Rev. Israel W. Putnam d. 1832-6-10 41y "H.P." E-1,bll pg16 marble, eroded, urn & pillars �NORTH CEMETERY~ PORTSMOUTH Putnam~ Horace Morse Son Rev. d.1832-12-21 7y "H.M.P." E-1~b1O pg16 marble~ eroded Israel & Harriet Putnam �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Quincy, Sarah Relict of Edmund H. Quincy d.1826-12-7 77y A-5,e-2 marble, illegible, with grdau. Hannah Folsom �NORTH CE METERY, P ORTSMOUTH Rand, Caroline Esther Dau. of Harr y Rand d. 1841-10-3 1 2y 3m C. E. R. " G-5,b-2 marble, eroded II Randall, Abigail Relict of Capt. Paul Randall d.1824-9-14 84y D-5,a-9 pg26 space for lost marker Randall, Sarah Wife of Edward Randall d.1845-1-26 85y C-2,f-2 pg4 marble, eroded Reding, Almira "Miss" d.1831-8-20 33y "A.R. E-4,d-2 pg20 slate, gppd, willow 81. ur-n 11 Reding, Charles Wife Phebe same stonw d.1838-11-14 57y E-4,d-1 pg20 marble, repaired, part lost Reding, John d.1825-11-15 E-4,f-4 pg20 Wife Mary same stone 81y slate, good, urn, drapery, cherubs Reding, Mary Noted with husband John Reding d.1799-7-23 47y "Mary, Wife of John Reding, 1799" E-4,f-4 pg20 slate, good, urn, drapery, cherubs Reding, Phebe Noted with husband Charles Reding d.1848-12-2 69y E-4,d-1 pg20 marble, repaired, part lost Reed, Sarah "Widow" d.1821-6-25 70y A-3,a-6 pg36 slate, 1 ow, wi 11 ow 81. urn, epitaph-4 Rober-ts, Edmund "Capt. d. 1787-11-15 44y "Capt. Edmund Roberts" C-3,e-3 pg12 slate, low, willow, ur-n, pillars 11 Rober-ts, Evaline L.C. Dau. of James & Elizabeth Rober-ts d.1844-8-27 21y F-6,a-1 pg35 slate, good, willow & ur-n Robinson, Geor-ge W. Son of Joseph & Mar-y Robinson d.1820-9-24 17y 9m C-2,d-1 pg4 slate, good, willow & ur-n Roger-s, Mar-y S. Holman d.1888-10-25 84y Sm F-2,f-2 marble, eroded Widow of Cyr-us Rogers Rohl, Rebecca A.T. Widow of John L. Rohl d.1839-7-29 34y "R.A. T.R. F-5,a-2 pg21 marble top seen outside fence '86, now lost 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Ross, Emily Olevia Wife of John Ross d.1853-9-3 48y F-3,e-2 slate, good, willow & urn Rousoe, Frederick Son of Joseph & Jane Rousoe d.1851-1-17 5y 4m H-4,dlO marble, eroded Rowe, Ebenezer Jr. d.1825-2-26 27y E.R. G-4,b-2 pg24 slate, good, wi 11 ow 11 11 ~~ urn Rowe, Jabez Son of Jabez & Nancy Rowe d.1836-5-20 ly 6m 15d G-5,a-1 pg24 marble, eroded Rowe, Jabez Capt. d.1837-5-7 33y J.R. G-4,ell pg32 slate, good, II 11 11 11 willow~~ urn Rowe, Thomas F. b.1807-4-3 d.1827-6-13 T.F.R. G-4,b-1 pg24 slate, willow & urn, broken, part lost 11 11 Rowell, Nehemiah A Worthy Citizen" d.1779-9-7 30y "Mr. Nehemiah Rowell, B-4,e-2 pg28 slate, good, death head 11 1779 11 Rugg, Ann Emily Jane Dau. of Ivah & Olive A. Rugg d.1832-1-26 2y 3m 13d B-4,a-1 pg37 slate, good, willow & urn Rugg, Ivah N. d.1878-12-21 B-5,a13 pg37 74y !Om marb 1 e, good Rugg, Olive Ann Wife of Ivah N. Rugg d.1875-12-10 75y B-5,a14 pg37 marble, good Rundlet, Edward Son of James & Jane Rundlet d.1805-1-1 1y E-2,b-4 pg17 slate, good, urn Rundlet, Elizabeth Dau. of James & Jane Rundlet d. 1810-4-22 By "E. R. D-2,g-1 pg10 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Rundlet, John Son of James & Jane Rundlet d.1804-9-28 17y "J. Rundlet" E-2,b-5 pg17 slate, top broken off Rundlett, Frances W. Wife of William Rundlett d.1825-4-17 20y "F.W.R. D-3,d-3 pg12 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 11 �NORTH CEMETER Y, PORTSMOUTH Russell, Eleazer Collector of Customs, etc. d.1798-9-18 76y "Eleazer- Russell, Esq." A-6,c-1 pg39 slate, part of side broken off Russel 1, l"lartha "Miss d. 1798-9-21 65v "t1. R. A-6,c-2 pg39 slate, good, 11 11 urn, wording �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Salter, Abigail Widow of Capt. John Salter d. 1806-4-4 50y "Mrs. A. S. 1806" C-4,f-5 pg13 marble, almost illegible Salter, Elizabeth Widow of Capt. Richard Salter d.1836-6-17 82y "E.S." D-3,f-2 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph -1 Salter, Elizabeth Wife of Richard Salter d.1805-7-25 54y E-3,b-4 pg15 slate, good, willow 8~ urn, epitaph--4 Salter, Richard d.1820-8-12 47y E-4,a-5 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn Salter, Richard Veteran of the Revolution d.1812-5-2 68y D-3,f-1 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn Salter, Sarah Ann Wife of Capt. Henry Salter d.1810-11-11 27y "S.A.S. 11 D-4,a-8 pg13 marble, eroded, willow & urn Saunders, Charles H. Son Capt. Richard & Charlotte Saunder s d. 1828-7-17 7y "C.H. s. 11 F-1,e-2 pg22 slate, low, willow & urn Saunders, Charlotte H. With husband Richard Saunders d.1827-4-29 47y F-1,e-1 pg22 double slate, good, willow & urn Saunders, Richard "Capt.", with wife Charlotte d.1827-8-10 47y "R.S. 11 F-1,e-1 pg22 double slate, good, willow & urn Sawyer, Selvesta J. Son of Moses & Mary Sawyer d.1841-5-17 3y Bm G-4,e-4 pg32 slate, repaired, willow & urn Scriggins, George A. Son of John & Maria Scriggins d.1847-6-25 6y lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Scriggins, Harriet A. Dau. of Stephen & Lydia Scriggins d.1846-7-22 6y "H.A.S. 11 B-4,d-2 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn, with Lydia Scriggins, Lydia E. Wife of Stephen D. Scriggins d.1842-8-26 24y "L.E.S." B-4,d-2 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn, with Harriet Scriggins, William d.1825-7-29 33y D-5,a12 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Seavey, Wil lia m "C apt." d.1845-1O-29 41y F-5,b-1 pg21 slate, good, leaf rope edging Seawards, George J. Son of William & Susan Seawards d. 1833-5-:3 1 16y C-3,f-1 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Seawards, Theodore Sheafe Son of William & Susan Seawards d.1825-11-11 4y C-3,f-2 pg12 slate, repaired, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Sellers, Pamelia Widow of Capt. James Sellers d.184O-6-22 26y D-5,alO pg26 slate, repaired, willow & urn Senter, Elizabeth S. Wife of William Senter d.1835-4-16 29y "E.S.S." F-2,a-1 pg19 slate, good, willow & urn Serratt, Elizabeth Dau. of Leonard & Margaret Se rrat t d.181O-8-18 4m 18d C-2,c-3 pg4 slate, low, urn Sewall, Jonathan Sewall Councillor at Law d.18O8-3-29 6Oy "J.M.S., Esq." E-2,a-3 pg17 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Dau. of John & Jane Shackford Shackford, Caroline d.1818-9-18 4y B-1.,f-3 pg5 marble, eroded, low, carved rose Shackford, John "Major" d.1.766-1O-25 58y "Major John Shackford" A-4,d-2 pg37 slate, good, winged cherub Shackford, Mary Wife of Samuel Shackford d.1826-6-3 27y "M.S. 11 G-2,c-1 pg34 marble, almost illegible Shannon, Elizabeth Wife of Richard Cutts Shannon d.1814-6-14 6Oy "E.S. 11 D-1,c-4 pg1O marble, almost illegible Shannon, John L. Supposed lost at sea, with Sarah d.1818-9-18 35y "J.L.S." D-1,b-2 pg6 marble, almost illegible Shannon, Richard Cutts d.1.822-4-7 77y "R.C.S." D-1,c-2 pg1O slate, repaired, willow & urn, epitaph-1 Shannon, Sarah Wife of John L. Shannon 11 d.1835-7-26 52y S.F.S. 11 D-1,b-2 pg6 marble, eroded, John noted also �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Shapley, Thankful Wife of James Shapley d.18O6-8-7 45y "T.S." A-6,c-3 pg39 slate, good, willow & urn Shattuck, William C. Son of Chester & Miriam Shattuck d.1827-3-1 21y "W. C. s." G-3,d-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 Shea, Ellen Dau. of Timothy & Mary Shea d. 1857-3-11 15y H-4,b-2 marble, eroded Sheafe, Abigail Widow of Jacob Sheafe d.18O5-9-18 73y "A.S." E-4,b-6 pg2O slate, good, willow & urn Sheafe, Abigail Dau. of Thomas Sheafe d.1843-9-7 65y "A.S." D-4,e-5 pg14 marble, eroded Sheafe, Abigail d.1843 65y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque, see also D-4,e-5 Sheafe, Charles d.1816 26y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Sheafe, Elizabeth Bunbury d.1795-3-17 27y "Elizabeth Bunbury Sheafe, D-4,f-1 pg14 slate, good, death head 1795" Sheafe, Francis d.1816 29y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Sheafe, Hannah Wife of Jacob Sheafe, Esq. d.1773-11-12 55th yr. "Mrs. Hannah Sheaf e, B-4,c-5 pg29 slate, good, winged cherub 1773" Sheafe, Hannah S. d. 1804-10-3 15y "H, Sheafe" C-2,f-5 pg4 slate, poor, urn & wreath, Latin epitaph-3 Sheafe, Horatio d.1798 6y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Sheafe, Jacob Merchant d.1829-1-25 84y "J • s • E-4,a-9 pg15 marble, almost illegible II Sheafe, Jacob d.1791-6-26 76th yr. "Jacob Sheafe, Esq. 1791" 8-4,c-6 pg29 slate, good, winged cherub, epitaph-9 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Sheafe, James Son of Thomas Sheafe d.1845-2-7 53y "J.S. D-4,e-4 pg14 marble, good 11 Sheafe, James d. 1845 56y D-4,f-2 pf14 Sheafe, John d.1812-1-24 C-1,a-4 pg5 marble table plaque, see also D-4,e-4 Mer-chant 50y sandstone, most of surface lost Sheafe, John Hale d.1840 46y D-4, f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Sheafe, Mary Wife of Thomas Sheafe d.1784-2-20 29y "Mr-s. Mar-y Sheafe" C-5,c-5 pg27 slate, good, death head Sheafe, Mary d.1784 29y D-4,f-2 pg14 Wife of Thomas Sheafe mar-ble table plaque, see also C-5,c-5 Sheafe, Mary Wife of Thomas Sheafe d.1817-4-21 61 y "Mr-s. M. S. E-4,a-7 pg15 mar-ble, er-oded, willow & urn 11 Sheafe, Mary d.1817 61y D-4,f-2 pg14 Wife of Thomas Sheafe mar-ble table plaque, see also E-4,a-7 Sheafe, Mary Wife of Jacob Sheafe d.1833-4-23 82y "M. s. E-4,a-8 pg15 marble, good, r-eset, epitaph-3 11 Sheafe, Mary C. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Sheafe d.1797-7-7 16m E-4,a-6 pg14 slate, good, willow & urn Sheafe, Mar-y C. d. 1797 16m D-4,f-2 pg14 mar-ble table plaque, see also E-4,a-6 Sheafe, Oliverd.1825 27y D-4,f-2 pg14 mar-ble table plaque, see also D-4,g-3 Sheafe, OliverSon of Thomas Sheafe d.1825-9-17 27y D-4,g-3 pg14 slate, good, willow & ur-n Sheafe, Samuel Mer-chant d.1857-11-13 72y "S.S." D-4,g-1 pg14 mar-ble, r-epair-ed �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH S heafe, Samuel d.1857 72y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque, see also D-4,g-1 Sheafe, Sarah d.1798 17y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Wife of James S heafe Sheafe, Sarah d.1799-9-19 30y "Mrs. Sarah Sheafe" E-4,f-6 pg20 slate, good, urn & drapery Sheafe, Thomas d. 1831-9-4 BOy "T. s." D-4,g-2 pg14 marble, eroded, poor Sheafe, Thomas d.1831 BOy D-4,f-2 pg14 "Esq." marble table plaque, see also D-4,g-2 Sheafe, Thomas Jr·. d.1798 14y D-4,f-2 pg14 marble table plaque Shelden, Fidelia Dau. of Amos & Lucy Shelden d.1820-11-25 16y "Miss Fidelia Shelden" A-1,c-3 pgl slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Shelden, John Henry Son of John & Elexabeth Shelden d.1822-1-1 7y "John Henry Shelden" A-1,c-5 pg1 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Shelden, Mary Ann With Mary Ann E. Shelden d.1814-1-13 15y B-1,a-1 pgl slate, low, willow & urns Shelden, Mary Ann E. With Mary Ann Shelden, d.1815-1-8 3m B-1,a-1 pgl slate, low, willow & urns 1814 Sheldon, John d.1821-12-5 31y A-1,c-4 pgl slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Sheldon, John Henry Son of John & Elizabeth Sheldon d.1823-9-9 15m "John Henry Sheldon" A-1,c-6 pgl slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Sheldon, Lucy Wife of Amos Sheldon d.1819-4-9 48y "Mrs. Lucy Sheldon, 1819" A-1,c-2 pg1 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Wife John S. Sherburne, dau. George Boyd Sherburne, Submit d.1807-2-23 28y D-3,b-1 pgll marble plaque on mound tomb, illegible �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Shillaber, Joseph "Capt." d.1849-7-20 50y "Father" B-4,d-1 pg28 marble, eroded Shores, Rachel Dau. Andrew Tombs, with Mary Stafford d.1818-1-12 78y A-2,c-4 pg2 marb 1 e, er-oded Shortr-idge, Joseph d.1802-11-1 9y D-6,f-1 pg25 slate, face flaking, Shute, Charles d.1841-4-28 22y D-3,d-7 pg11 slate, good, Shute, Fanny D.1821-12-31 D-3,a-5 pg12 part lost, urn willow & ur-n Wife of John A. Shute 32y slate, low, willow & ur-n, John noted on bac k Shute, John Noted on back of wife' s stone d.1859-5-25 70y D-3,a-5 slate, low, willow & urn Shute, John Jr. d.1854-2-2 24y D-3,a-4 pg12 marble, broken, reset Shute, Mary Wife of John Shute d.1847-8-23 52y "M. s." D-3,a-3 pg12 marble, eroded Sides, Sarah Jane DaL1. of Richard 8( Bel ind ~ d.1855-12-5 19y 6m "S.J.S." F-2,f-5 pg23 marble, almost illegible ides Simes, Ann Widow of Joseph Simes d.1802-11-22 65y "A. s. D-2,a-4 pg6 marble, almost illegible 11 Simes, Elizabeth "Mrs. d.1817-12-21 55y "E.S. C-3,c-9 pg4 marble, eroded, willow & urn 11 11 Simes, Joseph d.1801-2-15 31y "J.S. D-2,a-6 pg6 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 (Illegible) 11 Simes, Olivia d. 1810-:3-11 2y D-2,a-5 pg6 slate, good, wi 11 ow 81. urn, epitaph-4 Simonds, Martha "Mrs." d.1858-7-10 45y "M.S. C-6,c-3 pg26 marble, eroded 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Slade, Benjamin d.1815-1-28 BOy 8.S. E-2,d-1 pg15 marble, repaired, epitaph-4 (illegible) 11 11 Slade, Susanna Wife of Benjamin Slade d.1808-2-2 69y E-3,d-3 pg15 marble, eroded "Mrs." Smallcorn, Jane 65y IIJ s. II d.1816-5-25 B-1,f-2 pg5 marble, eroded, o faint design Smart, Eva St.Clair Dau. of Ivory & Mary Smart d.1853-11-19 2y 4m G-5,b-5 marble, eroded Smith, Daniel d.1811-11-21 C-1,a-2 pg5 50y "D. s. sandstone, part surface lost 11 Smith, Daniel A. "Elder" d.1827-3-13 43y "D.A.S." F-1,b-1 pg18 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Smith, Hannah Wife of the 1 ate John Smith of E:-:eter d.1822-12-8 58y A-5,b-3 pg38 marble, eroded Smith, Hannah Au1Justa Dau. of James ~,: Eliza F. Smith d.1826-8-18 ly A-5,b-4 pg38 marble, eroded, set low "Capt." Smith, James d.1856-7-1 70y "J.S." A-1,b-2 pgl marble, top outside fence 1986, 170W 1 ost Smith, James William Son of James & Eliza F. Smith d.1825-2-24 18m A-5,b-2 marble, almost illegible Smith, Lydia Jane Dau. of Noah & Laura Smith d.1818-4-2 15m F-2,e-3 pg23 marble, eroded Smith, Mary Widow of Capt. James Smith d.1873-4-7 76y "M. s. A-1,b-1 pgl marble, eroded, reset 1992 11 Smith, Sarah d.1840-12-16 A-1,b-3 pgl Wife of Capt. James Smith 55y "S.S." marble, broken at base, set up 1992 Somer-by, Charles L. Infant Child d.1818-10-23 11w F-3,h-2 pg21 slate, shattered �----- - - NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Somerby, Mary "Miss" d.1842-12-4 46y G-1,b-2 pg23 marble, eroded Southerin, Angella Louisa Dau. of W.J. & A.L.C. Souther1n d.1833-2-23 14m C-5,a-5 pg27 slate, good, willow & urn Southerin, John E. 11 d.1829-7-12 25y J.E.S. 11 C-5,a-3 pg27 slate, good, willow & urn Southerin, Rosamond J. Wife of James Southerin 11 d.1838-1-22 63y R.J.S." C-5,a-6 pg27 marble, illegible Southerin, William Johnson Son of W.J. & A.L.C. Southerin II d. 1829-10-17 16m W. J. S. 11 C-5,a-4 pg27 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Sowersby, Eliza E. b.1802-3-31 d.1892-2-2 D-1,c-6 pg9 marble, good Sowersby, Sarah Wife of William Sowersby d.1827-9-25 64y D-1,c-8 pg9 marble, eroded Sowersby, William d.1838-11-2 85y D-1,c-7 pg9 marble, eroded Spalding, Alfred P. Son Dr. Lyman & Eliz. Spalding, b.1815-12 d.1844-12 G-3,a-3 pg24 marble, eroded, noted with Elizabeth Spalding, Champin Jr. d.1814-10-28 26y F-5,a-1 pg21 slate, lost at sea Son Champin & Ruth Spalding, Vet. War 1812 low, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Spalding, Edward Jenner Son of Dr. Lyman & Elizabeth Spalding 11 b.1819-3-3 d.1833-7-14 E.J.S. 11 G-2,a-2 pg24 slate, good, no design Spalding, Elizabeth Wife Dr. Lyman Spalding, dau. Peter Coues b.1779-12-16 d.1838-6-2 G-3,a-4 pg24 slate, good, no design Spalding, Elizabeth P. Dau. b.1803-8-11 d.1878-7-16 G-3,a-3 pg24 marble, good, Dr. Lyman & Elizabeth Spalding with Alfred 11 Spalding, Lyman M.D. 11 , born Cornish, N.H. 11 b.1775-6-5 d.1821-10-30 L.S. 11 G-2,a-1 pg24 slate, good, no design, career notes �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Spence, Mary Widow Keith Spence, dau. Robert Traill d.1824-1-10 69y "M.S." D-3,c-5 pg11 marble, almost illegible Spinney, Daniel T.H. Son of Samuel & Sybel Spinney d.1836-1-20 4y "D.T.H.S." B-2,e-3 pg2 slate, good~ willow & urn Spinney, Izette b.1810-11-10 d.1893-3-30 B-2,d-2 pg2 heavy marble, 3-part, good Spinney, John R. Son of John D. & Sophia Spinney d.1852-9-24 26y Bm lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Spinney, Levi W. d.1852-4-20 14m lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Spinney, Mary Wife of Thomas Spinney d.1846-2-19 75y B-2,e-5 marble, eroded, noted with son William Spinney, Mary W. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Spinney d.1812-10-22 20y "M.W.S." B-2,e-4 pg2 slate, good, sunburst design Spinney, Phebe H. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Spinney d.1823-8-28 24y "P.H.S." H-1,b-1 pg31 slate, good, willow & urn Spinney, Robert H. Died at Boston d.1824-12-2 27y "R.H.S." B-2,e-6 pg2 marble, low, eroded, with Thomas Spinney, Thomas Robert Spinney noted same stone d.1848-8-22 82y "T.S. 11 B-2,e-6 pg2 marble, low, eroded Spinney, William C. Died at Rio de Janiero d.182908-18 25y B-2,e-5 pg2 marble, eroded, noted with mother Mary Spring, Candace Wife of Pomp Spring d.1807-11-4 45y "C.S." F-3,c-2 pg21 slate, reversed, willow & urn Spring, Pomp d.1807-7-3 41y "P.S." F-3,c-1 pg21 slate, reversed, willow & urn Stackrnan, John H. Son of John & Sarah Stackman d.1833-3-25 1y 7rn "J.H.S. 11 B-1,e-1 double marble, illegible, with Sarah Ann �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Slackman, Sarah Ann Dau. of John & Sarah Slackman d. 1833-3-31 5m S. {1. S. B-1,e-1 double marble, illegible, with John H. II 11 Stafford, Mary Dau. Rachel Shores, grdau. d.1865-10-4 88y A-2,c-4 pg2 marble, eroded Andrew Tomb s Stafford, Sarah A.R. Shores Dau.of Mary Stafford d.1874-5-3 77y 8m B-:~, e10 pg2 marble, repaired, grdau. Rachel Shores Staples, Elizabeth W.P. d.1797-1-10 10m A-5,d-3 pg38 marble, Dau. of John & Margaret Staples eroded Staples, Ivory Son of John & Margaret Staples d.1844-3-8 23y H-3,c-1 marble, eroded Staples, Jame!::. d.1850-3-24 51y H-4,b-4 pg:31 marble, Staples, John d.1839-7-8 67y A-5,d-3 pg38 marble, eroded Staples, Margaret Wife of John Staples d.1845-3-27 74y A-5,d-2 pg38 marble, eroded Staples, Mary Widow of James Staples d.1856-9-12 H-4,b-3 marble, illegible, next to James Stearns, Sophronia F. d.1852-6-7 18y 2m A-4,b-5 pg37 marble, Dau. of Edwin & Harret Stearns broken, reset Stephens, Sarah Frances Dau. of Nathaniel & Sarah Stephens d.1819-9-4 16m slate, low, urn, epitaph-2 Stickney, Charles Henry Son of Samuel & Mehitable Stickne y d.1838-9-29 4y C-6,d-4 slate, good, willow & urn Stickney, Daniel S. Son of William & Mary Stickney d.1837-8-30 4m C-6,d-3 pg26 slate, good, willow & urn, with mother Stickney, Martha Wife of Samuel Stickney d.1824-5-1 47y D-5,a-1 pg26 slate, shattered, willow & urn, epitaph-2 �NORTH CEMETERY . PORTSMOUTH Stickne y , Mary Ann B. Wi fe of Will ia m S t ickn e v d.1837-6-15 31 y s late, g ood, willow & urn, with Daniel Stickney, Mehi t able Wif e of Samue l S tickney d. 1857 -11-16 6U y "M. s . D-5,b-l pg25 marble, t ipped, a lmost illegible 11 Stickney, S amuel d.1859-1-1 83y D-5,b-2 pg25 marble , repaired Stickney, William d.1845-8-23 39 y lost Noted by A.H. Locke in 1907 Stiles, Edward Son of Simeon & Jane Stiles, with Jane d.1805-12-14 2y "E. S. " C-3,a- 2 pg4 slate, low, tipped, s prig in circle Stiles, .J ane d.180 5 -1 2 -31 C-3,a-2 pg4 Dau. o f S imeon & Jane St il e s, with Edw. 7w J ■ s• slate, low, tipped, sprig with circle II II Stiles, Jane Mar y Ann Wife of Simeon S tiles d.1826-10-7 59y c"J.M.A.S. A-5,e-5 pg38 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-9 11 Stiles, Joseph d.1827-12-16 26y A-5,e- 7 pg38 s late, good, 11 willow & urn, epitaph-4 Stiles, Mary Ann Dau. of Simeon & Jane Stiles d.1807-10-15 7m 15d "M.A.S." C-3,b-5 pg4 slate, low, leaf sprays Stinson, Sylvester S. Son of William & Hannah S tinson d.1832-2-4 20m lost pg11 Would have been D-3 Stinson, William d.1842-4-25 38y "W.S." C-2,c-2 pg4 marble, eroded, Stoodley, James "Esq." d.1779-6-6 62y B-6,e-2 pg28 slate, good, broken cherubs with crown Stoodley, William d.1795-8-4 34y "William S toodle y , .1.795" D-2,f-7 pg10 slate, low, urn & drapery Stoodly , Elizabeth Dau. of James & Elizabeth S toodl y d.1857-3-30 By "Elizabeth Stoodly, 1757" A-5,b-1 pg38 slate, good, bust of woman q �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Stor-er-, Clement b.1760-9-20 d.1830-11-21 E-2,f-10 pg18 mar-ble. almost illegible, long text Star-er-, Dorothy Wife of Clement Storerd. 1841-3-18 75v "D.S. mar-ble, low, almost illegible 11 Stor-ey. Daniel Born Dunbar-ton, noted with Sophia Stor-e y b.1780-9-1 :3 cl.1El44-4-16 "D.S." C-2,c-1 pg4 marble, almost illegible Son of Daniel & Sophia Storey Stor-ey, Daniel B. d.1813-11-20 20m "D. B. S. C-2,d-2 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Stor-ey, Sophia C. Wife Daniel Stor-ey, born Topsfield b. 1787-7-12 d. 1845-1-2 "S. C. s. C-2,c-1 pg4 marble, eroded, with Daniel 11 Stor-ey, Sylvester P. Son of Daniel & Sophia Storev d. 1830-8-5 20y S. F'. S. C-2,f-1 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn II 11 Streeter, Sophia Ruth Dau. Rev. Sebastian & Ruth Streeter d.1816-9-17 2y B-3,d-4 pg3 slate, good, ur-n Stringer, Catherine d.1868-4-12 87y H-4,b-1 pg31 marble, I I er-oded Str-inger, Joseph W. US Navy, son of John & Elizabeth Stringer d.1862-9-27 21y !Om H-5,a-5 pg31 mar-ble, broken, reset, epitaph-4 (illeg. 1 Sullivan, Mar-y Wife of John Sullivan d.1813-9-18 36y Wife of John Sullivan D-1,a-1 pg6 marble, almost illegible Swanson, Olive Wife of William Swanson d.1825-7-25 74y B-1,c-1 pg2 marble, eroded, epitaph-1 Swett, Benjamin Merchant, cir-owned in r-iver d. 1808-5-14 49y B. S. C-4,f-7 pg13 marble, eroded, willow & urn II I 11 Swett, Jemima Wife of Benjamin Swett d. 1821-5-8 60y Mrs. J . S. C-4,f-8 pg13 mar-ble, eroded II 11 Swett, Joshua Blake Son of Benjamin & Jemima Swett d.1807-4-14 7y "J.B.S. C-2,c-7 pg4 slate, low, willow & urn 11 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Symmes, Elizabeth G. d.1803-1-16 10y C-3,c-8 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn Symmes, Marv Elizabeth Wid. Joshua G. Symmes, dau. d. 1808-11-6 39y M. E. S. C-5,d-1 pg27 slate, good, urn on pedistal II 11 Hall Jack s on �NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Tappan~ Isabel Wife of Amos Tappan d. 1814-4-23 49y I. T. C-1,b-4 sandstone, face lost II 11 Tappan, Samuel "Instructor of Youth" d.18O6-4-29 48y "Mr. Samuel Tappan" E-2,c-5 pg16 marble, almost illegible Son of John & Mary J. Teague Teague, Alvin d.1855-9-22 6y 5m "A. T." B-5,b-6 pg29 marble, eroded, with Edwin Teague, Annah Bell Dau. of John & Mary J. d.186O-4-24 5y 7m "A.B. B-5,b-5 pg29 marble, eroded Teague 11 Teague, Edwin Son of John & Mary J. Teague d. 1861)-4-8 11 m "E. T. " 8-5,b-6 pg29 marble, eroded, with Alvin Teague, Frank H. Son of John & Mary J. Teague d.1847-1O-23 9m B-5,a-8 pg37 marble, eroded, with Howard Teague, George N. Son of John & Mary J. Teague d.1847-1-8 18m B-5,alO pg37 marble, eroded, with Martha Teague~ Howard J. Son of John & Mary J. Teague d.1853-11-28 2y 4m B-5,a-8 pg37 marble, eroded, with Frank Teague, Martha E. Dau. of John & Mary J. Teague d.1844-5-14 5m B-5,alO pg37 marble, eroded, with George Teague, Mary A. Dau. of John & Mary J. d.1842-12-2O 6m B-5,a-9 marble, eroded Teague Tetherly, Eliza Dau. George & Nancy Tetherly d.182O-12-6 14y A-6,d-2 pg39 marble, eroded, noted with father Tetherly, George Three children noted on stone d.1872-4-14 94y 2m "G.T. A-6,d-2 pg39 marble, eroded, epitaph-2 (illegible) 11 Tetherly, George Son George & Nancy Tetherly d.1843-8-3O 21y "G.T." A-6,d-4 pg39 marble, eroded Tetherly, George Son George & Nancy Tetherly d.182O-11-5 16y A-6,d-2 pg39 marble, eroded, noted with father �NORTH CEMETER Y. P ORTSMOUTH Tetherl y , John He nr y Son o f Geor g e & Nanc y Te t herly d. 1834-9-19 1 Oy 8 d J. H. T. A-6,d - 5 pg 3 9 marble, eroded II 11 Tetherl y , John P . Son o f Geor g e & Nancy Te ther ly d.1820-11-9 4y A-6,d-2 pg 39 marble, eroded, noted with fa ther Tetherl y , Nanc y Wife o f George Tetherl y d.1854-3 -26 7 4y "N.T. " A-6,d-3 pg39 marble, broken, t op lost Tetherly, Oliver d. 1863-9-12 5 1y "O. T. A-6,d-1 pg39 marble, eroded 11 Thompson, Ann Widow of Capt. William Thompson d.1814-4-18 50y F-4 , a-1 p g21 marble. eroded, dau. J ames & Ma r y Tut te l l Thompson, Char l es d.1798-9- 2 6 16y D-6,d-1 pg 2 5 f ieldstone, oval head, c rude l etter s Thompson, Ebenezer "Col. d.1828- 2 -4 66y D-4,d-7 pg14 marble, eroded 11 Thompson, Elizabeth Hale Wife of Col. Ebenezer Thompson b.1768-8-26 d.1826-12-1 "E.H.T. D-4,e-3 pg14 marble, i 11 eg i b 1 e, dau. Samue l Ha l e 11 Thompson, John B. d. 1840-10-7 2 3y J. B. T. D-4,d-8 pg14 marble. repaired, II Thompson, Margaret d. 18()7-8-8 D-3 ,d-4 11 willow & urn , e pi t aph- 2 Wife of Thomas Thompson 52y marble s lab, table tomb, eroded Thompson, Mary Wife of Col. Ebenezer Thomp s on d.1815-11-15 43y "M. T." D-4,d-9 pg14 marble, eroded Thompson, Thomas Veteran of the Revolution (d.1809-2-22) (68y) D-3,d-5 pg11 marble, g ood, masonic emblem Tilton, Clarissa Wife of Timothy Tilton d.1820-9-16 2 7y "C.T. G-4,a-1 pg24 slate, split top, willow & urn 11 Tilton, Edwin Son of Timoth y & Nancy Tilton d.1826-2-22 22m lost pg24 Should have been F-5 �NORTH CEMETERY~ PORTSMOUTH "Esq. " Tilton, Jacob d.1776-11-7 40y "--ton, Esq." B-5,d-2 pg28 slate, good, death head !vier c: h ant Titcomb, -John d.1822-6-1 ::::4y Mr. c). T. G-2,d-2 pg33 gray marble, eroded II Tombs, Andr-ew no dates B-2,e-8 pg2 Dau. 11 Elizabeth Barter noted on stone Relict of Robert Traill Traill, Mary d.1791-10-3 6:1.y "Mrs. Mary Traill, 1791" D-3,c-4 pg1:I. slate, old iron repair, urn Treadi ck, Henry "Capt. d.1816-1-6 64y "Capt. H. T. A-4,b-8 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 11 11 Treadwell, jacob d.1~70-4-17 7:1.y F-2.b-1 pg19 table tomb, : sandstone slab, part lost Treadwell, John Son of Jacon & Sarah Treadwell d. 1 759-6 13v F-2,b-1 pg19 table tomb, sandstone slab, part lost I I Treadwell, Robert Odiorne d.1804-4-22 38y D-1,d-1 pg9 granite plaque front of mound tomb Treadwell, Sarah Wife of Jacob Treadwell d.1770-3-10 68y F-2.b-1 pg19 table tomb, sandstone slab, part lost Tredick, Rebecca Wife of Henry Tredick d.1826-3-3 76y "R.T." G-2,d-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Trickey, Olive M. Widow of Capt. John Trickey d.1866-3-13 69y 9m H-3,b-1 pg31 marb 1 e, eroded Tue ker, Mark d.1843-11-30 G-3,d-6 pg33 55y "M. T. marble, almost illegible, epitaph-3 11 Tucker, Martha Wife of William Tucker d.1840-8-18 Bly "M.T." marble, eroded, epitaph-4 C-3,b-3 pg3 Tucker, Mary Wife of Mark Tucker d.1829-8-8 40y "M.T." G-3,d-7 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn (illegible) I �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Tucker, Mehitable Dau. William & Martha Tucker, with Olive Ann d. 1816-6-10 23y "M. T." C-3,b-4 pg3 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 Tucker, Olive Ann Dau. v-Jm. ~~ Martha Tucker, with 1·1ehitable d. 1821-12-9 31 y "0. A. T. " C-3,b-4 pg3 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 Tucker, William "W. T. d.1849-1-17 89y C-3,b-2 pg3 marble, almost illegible II Dau. George W. & Catherine Tuckerman Tuckerman, Evelina d.1817-9-12 13m F-2,e-2 pg23 slate, low, willow & urn Tullock, Eunice Widow of Capt. William Tullock d.1807-2-4 27 "E.T. 1807" E-3,c-5 pg20 slate, good, no design, epitaph-10 Turrell, Elizabeth P. d.1816-7-28 Sy A-4,b-2 pg37 marble, Dau. of Charles & Eliza Turrell eroded, tipped Turrell, Elizabeth Page Dau. of Charles & Eliza Turrell d.1821-10-28 1y 9m A-4,b-3 pg37 marble, eroded Turrell, Elizabeth Page d.1828-11-13 3y 10m A-4,b-4 pg37 marble, eroded, reset Tuttell, Priscilla Wife of Capt. Hugh H. Tuttell d.1806-7=8 31y C-2,h-3 pg6 slate, low, rising sun, epitaph-4 Relict of James Tuttle Tuttle, Mary d.1830-5-21 86y "M.T." F-4,a-2 pg21 slate, good, willow & urn Twombly, Hannah R. Wife of Ezekiel Twombly d.1824-8-28 31y lost pgl Should have been A-1 or A-2 Twombly, James M. Son of Martin L. & Dorothy Twombly d.1843-10-19 4m F-3,b-2 pg21 slate, good, willow & urn �. NORTH CEMETERY. PORTSMOUTH Vaughan. William d. U:315-2-1 C-1,d-7 pg5 II w. V. slate. Veazey, Margaret d. 1819-11-27 E-4,g-4 pg21 Erected by his father 34v II good. urn Wife of John Veazey "Mrs. 1'1. ',i." slate. low. willow & urn 45y �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Walden, Abigail Wife of Jacob Walden d. 1824-9-5 77v P1. W. H-::, a-6 pg32 marble, eroded, with Sophia II Walden, 11 Anna Treadwell d. 1806 El2y F-2,b-1 pg19 Mother of Jacob Walden table tomb, sandstone slab, part lost Walden, Elizabeth Wife of Nathan Walden d.1843-6-9 54y "E.W." C-1,d-8 pg5 marble, eroded Wal den, ,Jacob d.1831-12-21 H-3,a-5 pg32 Veteran of the Revolution 83y "J • w. II marble, almost illegible Walden, Sophia Noted with Abigail, d. 1842-10-5 ::i7y "S. w. H-3,a-6 pg32 marble, eroded wife of Jacob Walden 11 Walden, Sylvester M. d.1817-9-6 9y C-1,d-3 slate, good, Son of Nathan & Elizabeth Walden willow & urn, epitaph-4 Walker, Andrew J. Son of John S. & Sarah Walker d.1835-2-8 19y "A.J.W." G-4,e14 pg32 slate, good, willow Walker, Ann Wife of Tobias Walker d.1808-6-10 60y "A. w. D-4,a-6 pg13 marble, eroded, urn 11 Walker, Eleanor Wife of Joseph Walker d.1823-11.-24 86y "Mrs. E.W." C-1,a-8 slate, good, willow & urn, long text Walker, Elizabeth d. 1871-2-1 84y 6m "E. t,.J. " D-4,all pg13 marble, eroded Walker, Elizabeth J. Wife of Alfred W. d.1842-12-23 '.26y G-4~d-3 pg33 marble stub, top lost Walker Walker, Frank Son Gideon W. & Mary Arelle Walker d.1847-9-9 ~:lm "F.W." H-4,e-3 pg31 marble, almost illegible Walker, Gideon "Col.", wife Lydic:1 noted also d.l.829-5-2 63v "G.W." H-4,e-2 pg31 marble, eroded Walker, John d.1834-4-3 G-4,e15 pg32 Son John S. & Sarah Walker, 23y "J.W. with Samuel 11 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 �NORTH CEMETERY. ker, ,.John d.1849-3-J.5 D-4,blO pg13 l>Jcd Son of Capt. II J • l>J • PORTSMOUTH John Walker II marblE~, eroded Walker, John S. d.1852-2-15 64y "Mr. J.S. G-2,a-4 pg24 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Walker, ,Joseph d.1814-1-29 BOy "J • W, C-l,a-5 pg5 slate, face flaked off in 1985 II Walker, Lavina Oldest dau. John S. & Sarah Walker d. J.821-12-31 c,y L. W. G-2,a-5 pg24 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 II 11 Walker, Lydia Wife of Col. Gideon Walker d. 1841-3-2 70y H-4,e-2 pg3l marble, eroded, with Gilman Walker, Maria Dau. of Tobi. as !>Jal ker d.l.828-4-21 40y D-4,a-9 pg13 slate, repaired, willow & urn Walker, Mark d.l.858-1-15 75y "M. w. D-4,b-9 pg13 marble, eroded 11 Walker, Mary d.1854-9-27 C-l,b-2 pg5 79y M. w. marble, i]ood II II Walker-, Nancy d.1798-3 l2y D-5,e-l pg25 Dau. Seth & Temperance Walker "Nancy, Temperance -~, Samuel Walker 11 slate, urn with sprays, long text W,::il ker, SamuEd d.1798-3 4y D-5,e-1 pg25 Son Seth & Temperance Walker "Nancy, Temperance 8, Samuel Walker-" slate, urn with sprays, long text Walker, Samuel Son ,John S. Walker, died Buenos Ayres d.1829-6-21 14y "S.W." G-4,e15 pg32 sl atE•, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Walker, Samuel P. 11 d. 1840-3-J.7 33y S.F'.W." A-3,b-7 pg36 marble, almost illegible Walker, Sarah A. Dau. Samuel P. d.1847-8-7 lly 5m A-3,b-8 pg36 marble, eroded Walker, Seth d.1813-12-12 F-4,a-6 pg21 & Elizabeth A. Walker Son William & Eliz. Walker of Barnstead 1 9y II Mr. S. W. slate, good, 11 willow & urn �NORTH CEMETERY, \>Jal ker-, Susan d.1837-3-17 69y C-1,a-9 mar-ble, er-oded, PORTSMOUTH tipped Walker, Temper-ance Dau. Seth & Temper-ance Walkerd.1798-3 6y "Nancy, Temper-ance ~-: Sam1,1el l.-Jalker-" D-5,e-1 pg25 slate, urn with spr-ays, long text Walker-, Tobi as d.1836-7-8 84y D-4,alO pg13 mar-ble, er-oded Walton, Car-oline d.1814-8-4 22y "C.W." D-2,b-1 pg6 mar-ble, er-oded War-ner-, Agnes "Miss" d.18O9-11-5 32y C-1,c-1 pg5 slate, good, willow & ur-n, ~,Jar-ner-, Mar-y Ann Miss d.1797-8-28 22y M.A.W. E-4,g-5 pg21 slate, good, II epitaph-2 11 11 11 Warr-en, Benjamin d.1832-9-13 49y C-2,c-5 pg4 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-2 willow & ur-n War-r-en, Elizabeth Widow of Benjamin War-r-en d.1874-7-26 88y slate, good, no design War-r-en, Elizabeth Dau. of Benjamin E. \>J. d.1811-12-13 14m B-2,g-2 pg3 slate, 1 ow, ur-n II ~i Betsey ~\Jar-r-en II War-r-en, Elizabeth M. Dau. Benjamin & Elizabeth Warren d.1824-9-7 By "E.M.W." B-2,g-1 slate, low, br-oken, top lost Webb, Char-les T. Son of John & Par-thenia Webb d.1823-1-11 11y G-3,b-2 pg34 slate, good, willow & ur-n Webster-, Mar-garet Only child John & Sarah Webster d.1845-9-11 G-5,b-1 marble, r-epair-ed, reset Weldon, Cornelius d.1856-7-24 25y lost pg31 Weldon, Hannah Wife of Andrew Weldon d.1857-4-24 52y lost pg31 �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Weldon, Mary d.1849-9-6 12y lost pg31 Wentworth, Elizabeth d.1762-8-31 11m A-3,a-1 pg36 slate, good, death head Wentworth, Henry Howard Son John B, & Olive Wentworth d. 1840-9-5 5m "H. H. W. 11 B-4,d-6 pg28 marble, eroded Wentworth, Mary Widow of Daniel Wentworth d.1843-5-20 69y "M.W. 11 F-1,d-3 pg22 marble, eroded Wentworth, Rebecca Dau. Moses & Jane Wentworth d.1845-7-28 10y 6m D-1,c-9 pg9 marble stub, top lost Wetherbee, Anna Maria Wife Frank W. Wetherbee d.1854-12-4 26y "A.M.W." D-6,e-3 marble, repaired, reset, dau. Robert Foster Wheelwright, Mary Cadman Dau. Ebenezer & Sarah Wheelwright b.1832-7-20 d.1833-9-2 "M.C.W." B-4,e-4 pg28 marble, eroded, epitaph-3 Whidden, Benjamin Noted with sister Mary Ann d.1816-3-27 4y lost pgl Noted near A-2 Whidden, Mary d.1818-10-30 F-2,d10 pg22 Widow of Capt. Michael Whidden 80y slate, good, willow & urn Whidden, Mary Ann Noted with brother Benjamin d.1816-3-24 21m lost pg1 Noted near A-2 Whidden, Michael "Capt. 11 d.1818-3-17 87y F-2,d-9 pg22 slate, good, willow & urn Whidden, Robert C. Son Elisha & Sarah A. Whidden d.1815-4-1 By "R.C.W. 11 E-1,b-4 pg16 slate, good, urn, epitaph-4 Whipple, Catherine "Mrs." b.1723 d.1823 lOOy E-1,c-3 pg16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Whipple, Hannah Wife of Joseph Whipple d.1811-1-30 75y D-4,b-8 pg12 marble, old repair, willow ' �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Whipple, Joseph d.1816-2-26 78y ",J.W. Esq." D-4,b-12 pg13 marble, eroded Whipple, Mary Relict Capt. William Whipple of Kittery d.1783-2-24 84y "Mrs. Mary l>Jhipple" D-3,c-7 pgll slate, repaired, urn, epitaph- 2 Whipple, F'rince Veteran of the Revolution (d.1796-11-18) E-2,c-1 pg15 marble, eroded Whipple, William Son of William Whipple d.1773-4-29 ly "W.W." D-3,c-9 pgll slate, low, winged cherub Whipple, William Veteran Revolution, Signer Dec. Indep. d.1785-11-28 55y D-3,c-6 pg11 table tomb, granite slab, long text White, Jane Wife of John White d. 1.828-2-27 43y ",J. w. F-2,f14 slate, repaired, willow & urn 11 White, John d.1845-5-19 59y 1Om "J.W." F-2,f13 pg23 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 White, Mary Widow William White & Samuel Hill d.1828-3-2O 84y "M.W. E-1.,a-8 pg18 marble, almost illegible 11 Wi bi rd, Richard Noted with Penhallows d.1765 63y E-2,e-5 pg19 table tomb, sandstone slab, part lost Wibird, Thomas Noted with Penhallows d.l.765-11-12 59y E-2,e-5 pg19 table tomb, sandstone slab, part 1 cist ! Wiggin, Eliza W. Wife of Samuel P. Wiggin d . 1877-6-16 78y 3m D-1,b-7 pg6 marble, broken, reset low Wiggin, Lydia Wife of Thomas Wiggin d.1853-9-16 76y "L.W. G-3,a-1 pg24 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Wiggin, Olivia A. B. Dau. Samuel P. & Eliza W. d.1838-4-11 9y D-1,b-6 pg6 marble, broken, top lost Wiggin, Samuel P. Veteran War of 1812 d.1.853-5-16 56y S.P.W. D-1,b-5 pg6 marble, eroded, with L.W. Murphy 11 11 Wiggin �NORTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Wiggin, Stephen d.1827-2-28 39y S.W. G-4,d-4 pg33 slate, good, 11 11 willow & urn Wigqin, Thomas d.1869-7-27 86y 4m "T.W." G-3,a-2 pg24 slate, good, willow & urn Willard, Mary Widow Joseph Willard, Pres. d.1826-3-6 72y "M.W." D-4,e-2 pg14 marble, eroded Harvard Willey, Elizabeth A. Dau. David H. & Elizabeth A. Willey d.1848-9-15 6m G-3,d-2 marble, eroded, with John W. & John E. Willey, John E. Son David H. & Elizabeth A. Willey d.1852-1-22 7d G-3,d-2 marble, eroded, with Elizabeth & John W. Willey, John W. Son David H. & Elizabeth A. Willey d.1.850-6-23 7rn G-3,d-2 marble, eroded, with Elizabeth & John E. Wingate, James "Capt." 37y IIJ • w. II d.1825-12-28 G-2,b-1 pg34 slate, good, wi 1 1 ow ~' urn Woodward, Eunice Wife of Capt. Moses Woodward d.1789-3-29 19y "Mrs. Eunice Woodward" D-2,e-7 pg10 slate, low, willow & urn Woodward, Sarah Wife of Col. Moses Woodward d.1801-6-20 43y "Mrs. S. Woodward" D-2,c-4 pglO slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Wortman, George H. Died New Orleans, with J. d.1838-4-16 37y A-5, d-:, pg38 marble, eroded & E. Staples Wortman, Mary Ann Wife George Wortman, dau. J. & M. Staples-, d.1827-7-8 20y "M.A.~~-" A-5,d-4 pg38 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-16 Wyatt, Elizabeth d.1811-:2-14 27y "E.W. C-1,d-1 pg6 slate, repaired, 11 willow & urn, epitaph-2 �l'-IDRTH CEMETERY, PORTSMOUTH Of G,~enada Yard, Edward d. 1806-'?-29 34y E. Y. E-3,c-3 pg10 slate, good, 11 11 Yeaton, Comfort Consort of Capt. Hopley Yeaton d.1788-6-29 40y "Mrs. Hopley Yeaton" D-2,e-4 pg10 slate, low, willow, urn, pillars Yeaton, Mary Dau. of Robert & Mary Yeaton d.1826-12-7 29y M. Y. A-3,b-9 pg36 marble, eroded 11 11 Yeaton, Robert Son Charles & Nancy Yeaton, d.1826-4-18 3y "R.Y. E-2,e-4 pg19 slate, good, urn & leaves with cousin 11 Yeaton, Robert Son Robert & Mary Yeaton, v,i th cousin d.1808-11-19 14y "R.Y. E-2,e-4 pg19 slate, good, urn & leaves 11 Young, Asa d.1835-9-22 50y "A. Y." G-4,e12 pg32 slate, good, urns, masonic, epitaph-2 Young, Caroline Cecelia Dau. Ezra & Ruth Young d. 1820-10-20 14m "C. C. Y. " E-4,f-3 pg20 slate, low, willow & urn Young, George M. Son of Elijah & Mary Young d.1836-5-12 2y G-2,e-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Young, Lucy A. d.1831-8-19 24y G-2,b-5 pg33 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Young, William J, U.S. Navy, Mexican War (d.1869-6-6) (50y) G-4,e10 pg32 marble, eroded �NORTH CEMETERY Block A-1 a-1. Mary Ann Bancker, 1833 a-2. Mary Mendum, 1823 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. c-1. c-2. c-3. c-4. Mary Elizabeth Libbey, 1827 Lucy Sheldon, 1819 Fidelia Shelden, 1820 John Sheldon, 1821 c-5. John Henry Sheldon, 1822 c-6. John Henry Shelden, 1823 c-7. Catherine Eliza Ashley, 1829 Mary Smith, 1873 "J.S." (James Smith, 1836) Sarah Smith, 1840 Samuel Bowles, 1840 VY\. m "rn b- :L r"-. '-- '---' _,~ (' , E,e"'-Ch ~ _. ~o.M'\. s\ C - 1_ sl sl -3 C , 2., Q -- s\ C - l{ -s\ -sl c-5 C'- R tti sl '=- C- / �NORTH Cil1EI'ER Y Block A-2 b-4, Mary Mushawayp 1819 a-1, Sarah Clark, 1766 a-2, David Philbrook, 18 (3 slate footstones "H")a- 3 , "X ,F , & J ,F , " (Xavier Fowler, 1816 & Jerome Fowler, 1846) a-4, Paul Fowlerp 1847 & Phebe Fowlerp 1846 a-5, Israel Putnam Pearson, 1816 a-6, Susan S, Harveyp 1817 a-7, Thomas Harveyp 1837 (Samuel Bowles - move to A-1) b-5, Susan Ellen Oxford, 1842 c-1, c-2, c-3, c-4, (slate stub) Samuel Parry, 1861 G,N, Perryp Navy Rachel Shores, 1818 & Mary Stafford, 1865 c-5, Richmond Parryp 1828 c-6, Lizzie Leavitt, 1858 & Charlie Leavitt, 1860 c-7, Stanley Nay, 1842 & Marshall Nay, 1861 & Charles Nay, 1860 b-1, John Mushaway, 1826 b-2, "R ,H," b-3, Hannah Clark, 1819 d-1, Sarah Frances Stevens, 1819 d-2, (sandstone stub) ; c::r-1"€ -e \. \ _ ,..__.,,,, s\ sl 5\. o.-2. o-:l "H" s\ s\ ,H 11)4 II \I ':,'\ ca q'J s\ q' g\ -sl -s\ - -.sy q, C/ , q' ) ~ l s\ 1:i -l s\ s\ b-3 1,-L{ ~ ts:! b - 'Z.. - ""'&. lj 'l'Y\ b-5" ~' <\,/ -9 ~ - ',(' s\ C. - - -c-, m 1- 2d-1 C- 'W\ '2. 'tY\ C' . lj sl C- 5 (' s~)>. -o\ - Yn '\'7\ '2. - " ( 7 �Block A-3 NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. a-7. b-J. b-4. b-5. b-6. b-7. b-8. b-9. Elizabeth Wentworth, 1762 John Bazin, 1819 Ephraim llickum, 1841 Sarah Ann llickum, 1833 Mary Dockum, 1817 Sarah Reed, 1821 Charlotte H. Griffith, 1825 c-1. Mary Ayers, 1863 d-1. Sarah Haley, 1826 b-1. Sarah Lawry, 1850 b-2. George S. Lawry, 1852 s\ b-l.. t>-2. s\ C -1 d -1 Benjamin Lawry, 1836 Mary Ann Durgin, 1821 Benning Adams, 1854 Sarah Adams, 1840 Samuel P. Walker, 1840 Sarah A. Walker, 1847 Mary Yeaton, 1826 sl s\ s.l �Block A-4 NORTH CEMETERY c-1. Elizabeth Hart, 1760 a-1. (slate stub) a-2. Jeremiah Libbey, 1824 a-J. Benjamin Dearborn, 1755 d-1. d-2. d-J. d-4. d-5. e-1. e-2. b-1. John Beahan, 1816 b-2. Elizabeth Page Turrell, 1816 b-J. Elizabeth Page Turrell, 1821 b-4. Elizabeth Page Turrell, 1828 b-5. Sophronia Stearnsg 1852 b-6. Samuel Mansfield, 1816 b-7. Walter B. Brown, 1816 b-8. Henry Treadick, 1816 b-9. Sarah Ann Clark, 1856 b-10. Nancy Fernald, 1816 s\ '3 \ g,\ -d -l 'm 6 1, '2 '_;, T' y s\ $\ (i - '2. A- 3 r(\ e 'VY\ '\'Y\ -.:t. 6 ·s- 9) t:x::=l e - 2. 9, \ (). - 2. 0-~ m Zachariah Beal, 1818 John Shackford, 1766 Joseph Brewster, 1766 Phebe Brewster, 1767 Phinehas Ayers, 1821 ~nn Furnald~ 1825 ,slate stubJ m /,y s\ 6, / 0. - ~ s\ s\ '3 -6 -i ,:J 'cf> l:f/l.(f' 6, s-\ s\ J - ti d - s- / (', �NORTH CEMETERY a-1, b-1, b-2. b-3, b-4, b-5, Christopher Jeffares, 1757 Elizabeth Stoodiy, 1757 James William Smith, 1825 Hannah Smith, 1826 Hannah Augusta Smith, 1826 Jane Parke, 1824 c-1, c-2, c-3, c-4. William Graves, 1820 Margaret Peduzzi, 1826 Margaret Peduzzi, 1839 John Mendum, 1850 Block A-5 d-4. d-5, d-6, d-7, e-1. e-2, e-3, e-4, e-5, d-1, Mary H, Mendum, 1855 d-2, Margaret Staples, 1845 d-3, John Staples, 1839 & George Wortman, 1838 & Elizabeth Staples, 1797 e-6, e-7, Mary Ann Wortman, 1827 Elizabeth R,P, Monroe, 1837 Henry Monroe, 1849 Isadore Monroe, 1849 Mary Mendum ( ?) Sarah Quincy, 1826 & Hannah Folsom, Inf, Elizabeth Fitch, 1765 & Rev, Jabez Fitch, 1746 Susannah Mendum, 1820 Jane Mary Ann Stiles, 1766 Jane Allcock, 1766 Joseph Stilesg 1827 A_ 0.. - 9\ m s\ s\ C- c-3 __) cl-;l s\ ~ b- s- "'Y\ r ..--. (tree') ~ t:X:] c - ;t. s\ 'l'V\ 2... C. I'--' - yY\ b- 3 \, - 2. b-1 C:- ).._ Yyt 1. "fl'\. "Yl'\. cl - 2. d -, -4 s\ '\'Y\ ~ WI sl .s\ e- '2. e- 3 <::-4 c\ - s- s\ -5 'VY\ ""' r, .r:-c s\ e - (. -s\ f' - '1 \ I I �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Block A-6 a-1, John Briggs, 1830 a-2, (slate stub) a-3, .Jane Fernald, 1831 c-1, c-2, c-3, c-4, Eleazar Russell, 1798 Martha Russell, 1798 Thankful Shapley, 1806 Richard Champney, 1810 c-5, Samuel Drown Jr,, 1797 c-6, Angelica Blunt, 1829 b-1. ''M, H, " (Mehi table Hart, 1753) b-2, Sarah Hart, 1757 b-3, .John Hart, 1777 b-4, Abigail Hart, 1831 b-5, Ann M, Hart, 1885 b-6, Elizabeth M, Hart, 1853 b-7, Elizabeth P, Hart, 1882 b-8, Abraham Me loon, 18.52 b-9, Paulina Meloon, 1848 b-10, John Frothingham., 1825 b-11. Sarah W, Frothingham, 1823 b-12, Margery Frothingham, 1817 d-1, Oliver Tetherly, 1868 d-2, George Teyherly, 1872 & Eliza Tetherly, 1820 & George Tetherly, 1820 & John P, Tetherly, 1820 d-3, Nancy Tetherly, 1854 d-4, George Tetherly .Jr,, 1843 d-5, .John Henry Tetherly, 1834 d-6, Charles Greenough, 1843 & Charles Henry G,, 1845 sl tT--1 0... - s\ g\ [KJ ~ b- 1.. -~ s-t C- j_ st ~, 6 4 '<1 - s\ C- 2- ·s;, '2. ~-\ 'n'\ s-\ sl - 6-·- . - --6 -· 6 T s\ 6 6 ~ '°·. 0 ·;i. "<S, ':} .,, '.J' '9 yY\ )'Y'\ "VY\ ~ C• ~\ s\ C- :> '\'n c;\ - 2. s\ c -Y C'-5 'YY\ -W'\ J-3 J-l{ YY1 d-5"" n'\ o-(, �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. Mary Ann Shelden, 1814 & Mary Ann E, Shelden, 1815 b-1. Lyman S, Harvey, 1813 b-2, "A.L.N. ", headstone lost b-3, "C,E,N,", headstone lost e-1. John H. Stockman, 1833 & Sarah Ann Stockman, 1833 e-2. Charles B. Foster, 1841 f-1. Theodore Furber, 1813 f-2. Jane Smallcorn, 1816 f-3, Caroline Shackford, 1818 c-1. Olive Swanson, 1825 d-1. d-2. d-3, d-4. d-5, Block B-1 George Thomas Martin, 1834 William Hart, 1812 Elizabeth Neal, 1839 Thomas Neal, 1819 Jonathan Folsom, 1825 A_ 'o - ;t__ 1"r\ c- :l s\ e - '2. s\ S- 1 'l'l"I �NORTH CEMETERY a-1, John Greenleaf' Gray, 1805 a-2, William Moses, 1805 e-6, Thomas Spinney, 1848 & Robert H, Spinney, 1824 e-7, Elizabeth Hart, 1805 & Esther Hart, 1805 e-8, Andrew Tombs & Elizabeth Barter, 1805 e-9, (marble stub) e-10, Sarah A,R, Shores Staf'ford, 1874 f-1. John Downing f-2, J,H, Marden (1877) f-3. Aaron Adams, 1804 b-1, Mary Frances Dunn, 1834 b-2, Oscar Dunn, 1835 b-3, Mary H, Dunn, 1839 c-1, John A, Adams, 1804 d-1. Henry Akerman, 1806 d-2, Izette Spinney, 1893 e-1, (low marble) e-2, Aaron Lakeman, 1803 e-3, Daniel T.H. Spinney, 1836 e-4, Mary W, Spinney, 1812 e-5, Mary Spinney, 1846 & William C, Spinney, 1829 .;~· Block B-2 g-1. Elizabeth M. Warren, 1824 g-2. Elizabeth Warren, 1811 g-3. Anna Hoar, 1805 s·[ ;:-I s:,[ (.\_- 2.... '"YY\. "r("\_ b-l b - 2. ""' b-3 sl C - 1, .sl "Y\ c\ - 1 6 -2.. rn sl e- :L ~ --~ "m .[· - -,1._ J 1:- s:I 0' ~ m t:'-\5' 'S:, WI t.' -sL sl 1:- f'. '< / "y)'\_ ~ '8 ' /0 _d "l"f' ~ '.:; ">Y1 ~ - 2. s\ 7 s\ '3 - '.2. -s! e;;-3 ~-3 �Block B-3 NORTH CEMETERY a-1. Elizabeth Akerman, 1805 b-1. Sarah Emery Moulton, 1826 b-2. John E, Moulton, 1826 (top lost) b-3. Emeline Lydia Moulton, 1828 c-1. Salome Cate, 1845 c-2. Almira Emery, 1824 d-1. d-2. d-3• d-4. d-5. d-6. Robert Nichols Foster, 1821 William Greenville, 1833 William Briggs, 1811 Sophia Ruth Streeter, 1816 Daniel Walter Brown, 1817 Abigail Austin, 1801 s\ sl b-1_ b-'2. el b -3 W1 (' - 2.. .s-l d- J.... sl 'tY\ d -2. d -.: sl sI sl 0 - L( d- s- d - Go �NORTH CEMETERY Block B-4 d-1, Joseph Shillaber, 1849 d-2, Lydia E, Scriggins, 1842 & Harriet Scriggins, 1846 d-3, Frances Pickering, 1822 d-4, Benjamin Akerman, 1783 d-5, Elizabeth Jenkins, 1809 d-6, Henry Howard Wentworth, 1840 d-7, Walter Akerman, 1809 d-8, Mary Jackson, 1809 a-1, a-2, a-3, a-4, Ann Emily Jane Rugg, 1832 Lydia Bowles, 1832 John Bowles, 1837 Charles Bowles, 1831 & Frances B, Bowles, 1840 a-5, Abigail Bowles, 1826 a-6, Miss Nabby Bowles, 1821 a-7, Lydia A, Bowles, 1835 a-8, Henry M, Bartlett, 18.52 a-9, Henry Smith Bartlett, 1831 a-10, Horace Kenney Bartlett, 1839 a-11. Margaret Hall Bartlett, 18.52 e-1, e-2, e-3, e-4, b-1, Mary Elizabeth Hartt, 1821 c-1, c-2, c-3, c-4, c-5, c-6, c-7, f-1, Deborah Parrott, 1779 f-2, Charles E, Ham, 1820 f-3, Elizabeth W, Ham, 1824 Jane Hill, 1773 John Marsh, 1814 Abigail Pickering, 1805 John Pickering, 1805 Hannah Sheafe, 1773 Jacob Sheafe, 1791 Phebe Akerman, 1774 ) ' (: -<- 0;:;' 5\ C', ,.l C',~ Abigail Lakeman, 1833 Nehemiah Rowell, 1779 Margaret Goold, 1818 Mary Cadman Wheelwright, 1833 "'' C',J W\ !3 t ('_ y C> , s 'n'\ cl - 3 cf OCJ 5 c-1 (', r; ~l d-4 sl ")\1 d -, -cl - { s 5\ d -"t d-8 d-l s t'S, \ C ;i.. - - r- t' - u f' . 3 P - 2. f- I -, 5 '"\ Y\1 s <::· <:, '2. f-3 �------ ~ --- - NORTH CEMETERY Block B-5 a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. Sukey Harrold, 1822 Anna Norton, 1822 Mary B, Furber, 1884 William Furber, 1842 & Mary Furber, 1842 a-5. Esther Jackson, 1828 a-6. Samuel Frost, 1828 a-7. John Walles Bowles, 1834 a-8.Frank H. Teague, 1847 & Howard J. Teague, 1853 a-9. Mary A, Teague, 1842 a-10. George N, Teague, 1847 & Martha E. Teague, 1844 a-11. Capt. Nathaniel Merriam, 1821 a-12. Mehitable Merriam, 1848 a-13. Ivah N. Rugg, 1878 a-14. Olive Ann Rugg, 1875 W\ ,; ' > l - ~ i 6 ,'> sl s\ ( -,, C- 2 - _,,Yl'I '1'1. "Y\ 3 sl C b-1. Hannah Merrill, 1816 b-2. Margaret Fitzgerald, 1866 b-3, John Moses, 1816 & Anna Goodrichp 1842 b-4. Ezekiel Fitzgerald, 1829 b-5, Annah Bell Teague, 1860 b-6. Alvin Teague, 1855 & F.d.win Teague, 1860 b-7, Stephen March, 1772 c-1. Mary Folsom, 1820 c-2, William Archibald Moore, 1829 c-3, Mary Ann Moore, 1821 c-4. Daniel Gerrish, 1838 c-5. Phebe Hart, 1773 c-6. George Hart, 1807 d-1. Phebe Boyd, 1777 d-2. Jacob Tilton, 1776 e-1. Lucretia Manning, 1821 e-2. Elisabeth F.d.wards, 1778 e-3, Joseph Curtis, 1822 & Mary Curtis, 1825 -,, 6 n'\ s\ "!'.i . , b• -yr, .3 C . 4. .s 1 .sl a cl- .. !: \ ':: - --1 '= :.., ., ... ::--1 €- - 1 r/ I �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. a-7. Benjamin Hart, 1834 Nathaniel Adams, 1768 Elizabeth Adams, 1814 (rock) Sarah Payson, 1820 Jonathan Payson, 1826 Ruth Ann Pinkham, 1820 c-5. Thomas G. Moses, 1825 c-6. Samuel Jackson, 1774 d-1. Sarah Griffith, 1780 d-2, Frances A, Pender, 18_52 & Alex Pender, 1847 e-1, Andrew J, Hill, 1844 e-2. James Stoodley, 1779 e-3. Dennis Libbey, 1861 b-1. Susannah Oliver, 1768 b-2. Joshua Neal, 1831 c-1. c-2. c-3 • c-4. Block B-6 f-1. Mary Cameron, 1840 f-2. (granite stub) f-3. Clarissa McIntire, 1791 & Andrew McIntire, 1791 f-4, Katherine McIntire, 1781 (headstone stolen) Hannah Bowles, 1831 SdJlluel Bowles, 1802 .S~r-c..h Frost, 1857 Hannah Bowles, 1811 & "Infant" Bowles , - - - -- - - - - - - ~ o...-1 c - ;l _tl_ o..-2. e - '2. sl 'YV\ o.-, o.-3 c- 3 c-Y -s\ cl.- 1. ~ e-3 ~ �Block C-1 NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1 • a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. a-7. a-8. a-9. b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. b-5. b-6. .So..Y'(\.,1.--i Johnson, 1825 c-1. c-2. c-3. c-4. c-5. Agnes Warner, 1809 Henry Ham, 1805 Mary Ham, 1838 Timothy Ham, 1824 Elizabeth Ham, 1849 d-1. Elizabeth Wyatt, 1811 d-2. Lydia Ladd, 1811 d-3. Sylvester Walden, 1817 d-4. Abigail Palfrey, 1812 d-5. llirothy Bell, 1819 d-6. Jerome Drew, 1846 d-7. William Vaughan, 1815 d-8. Elizabeth Walden, 1843 d-9. Mary Jones Placep 1814 d-10. Ann Ham, 1825 Daniel Smith, 1811 John Ditson, 1811 John Sheafe, 1812 Joseph Walker, 1814 Mary Billings, 1815 Hannah Marshall, 1821 Eleanor Walker, 1833 Susan Walker, 1837 William Hart, 1811 Mary Walker, 1854 Frances Buckminster, 1812 Isabel Tappan, 1814 Margaret Kennard, 1817 Nathaniel Kennard, 1823 sl ().. - ;t. )- 0-.- 2-. s\ ~-1 'l, y ~ s, s\ s\ -2. C-3 sl s\ m C?'.~ cl...J cy(y O"..s--- ~ ..0- - '::-f-- ~ e-2. e-3 e- 4 s\ e-5 e - s- C - L{ g\ ~~ ··\.:, -G b- s- s\ --~\ ,9 \ 'W\ """ ~\ s\ '?ii' b -4 - ')- (\~, q'.J ~ i -0--<') C. J-1 q, ~ "''. b- 3 YI'\ c-1 ~t -~~\. q q' (/Jo- q'.J $\ Emilla Dame, 1810 John Newton, 1811 George Dame, 1813 rock Caroline Elizabeth Ham, 1821 Elizabeth Dame, 1821 Mary Jane Place, 1847 Margaret Osborne, 1837 > 3\ s\ s\ b- l. sl e-1. e-2. e-3. e-4. e-5. e-6. e-7. e-8. g\ ~ - -'Y sl e-1; c( '/ 11\ '~ \-Y\ e-1 "Tl C>( 3 -9\~ 'm e-8 ~ �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. Block C-2 e-1. Catherine Dame, 1814 e-2, slate stub Samuel Akerman, 1847 Amy Akerman, 1846 Sally Akerman, 1805 John Greenleaf, 1804 Catherine Chamberlain, 1804 f-1. f-2. f-3. f-4. f-5. b-1. John Odiorne, 1825 b-2. Caroline Coffin, 1811 c-1. Daniel Storey, 1844 & Sophia C, Storey, 1845 c-2. William Stinsonp 1842 c-3. Elizabeth Serratt, 1810 c-4. Elizabeth Warren, 1874 c-5. Benjamin Warren, 1874 c-6. Joshua Blake, 1804 c-7. Joshua Blake Swett, 1807 g-1. John Hill, 1790 g-2. J, Hill, 1791 (headstone lost) h-1. h-2. h-3, h-4. Sarah Martin, 1820 William H. Martinp 1833 Priscilla Tuttell, 1806 Mercy Newhall, 1803 i-1. John Nelson, 1818 Nancy Handy, 1819 John F. Leblanc, 1811 Margaret Nelson, 1807 Elizabeth Harrold, 1803 Abraham Isaac, 1803 Elizabeth Halliburton, 1820 Elizabeth Halliburton, 1807 Anna Halliburton, 1802 i-2. i-3. i-4. i-5, i-6. i-7. i-8. i-9. d-1. George W. Robinson, 1820 d-2. Daniel B. Storey, 1813 d-3• Enoch Meloan, 1798 & Mary Meloan, 1839 d-4. George Hill, 1820 d-5. Emeline Frost, 1823 ~·cl 'Vh Sylvester P. Storey, 1830 Sarah Randall, 1845 Dolly Myers, 1868 Elizabeth Paul, 1803 Hannah S. Sheafe, 1804 C -'-{ sl m si c-~ r: ~1 sl d m d~ o-s- d 3 e-2- s\ h q l - '2_ I -"; I- l, s-l �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Block C-3 c-6. Catherine Dennett, 1810 c-7. Mary Shorey Dennett 0 1824 c-8. Elizabeth G. Symmes, 1803 c-9. Elizabeth Simes, 1817 c-10. John Langdon, Jr. c-11. Mary Langdon, 1825 a-1. Sarah Ann Neal, 1806 a-2. Edward Stiles, :\:805 & Jane Stiles, 1805 a-J. Joseph Stevens Lowe, 1806 a-4. Mary Pearne, 1788 a-5. Mary Pearne Low, 1806 a-6. Elizabeth Lapish, 1805 John Hill, 1806 Horace Hill, 1817 Mary C. Jill, 1806 Charles Hill, 1805 Charles Hill 0 1798 e-1. Anna Holyoke Cutts, 1788 e-2. Mary Ann Bigelow, 1806 e-3. Edmund Roberts, 1787 e-4. Samuel Briard, Jr•' 1806 e-5. Sarah Briard, 1825 e-6. Ann Maria Briard, 1846 e-7. George Briard, 1829 e-8. Oliver Briard, 184-4e-9. Oliver Briard, 1804 e-10. Sarah Briard, 1855 f-1. George J. Seawards, 1833 f-2. Theodore Sheafe Seawards, 1825 f-3. John Hart, 1790 d-1. d-2. d-3. d-4. d-5. Samuel Mendum, 184-4William Tucker, 1849 Martha Tucker, 184-0 Mehitable Tucker, 1816 & Olive Ann Tucker, 1821 b-5. Mary Ann Stiles, 1807 b-6. Ann Pearne, 1788 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. c-1. Sarah E. Mendum, 1832 & Elizabeth E. Mendum, 1831 Eliza U. Mendum, 1834 c-2. Nancy Mendum, 1820 c-3. c-4. Alice Jane Clements, 1822 c-5. Clementine Mendum, 1820 sl sl ~-- ,1. sl b-1 sl b-5 sl s-1 .sl cl- 2. d-;, sl d-1. sl d-4 --cl-5 ,., 5..._p,,.,"(t ,, --- - ·-····· . . ... ,, S ~er bi, r~ JCl'hb D-3 �-- . . . ----- NORTH CEMETERY Block C-4 e-1. Elizabeth Bria.rd, 1831 a-1, John Foster, 1781 a-2, Hannah Billings, 1781 a-3, Domenick Peduzzi, 1840 & Jane Peduzzi, 1811 f-1. Ed.ward Sherburne Manning, 1821 f-2. Eunice Grouard, 1792 f-3, Cecelia Adala Bell, 1832 & Charles William. Bell, 1832 f-4. Madam Jane Boyd, 1800 f-5, Abigail Salter, 1806 f-6. Statira Manning, 1807 f-7, Benjamin Swett, 1808 f-8. Jemima Swett, 1821 f-9, Peter Pearse, 1812 & Mary Pearse, 1817 & Stephen Pearse, 1861 & Sa.rah H. Pearse, 1848 & Oliver P. Pearse, 1848 f-10 Jotham Odiorne, 1751 (Tomb) b-1. Joseph Boyd, 1782 b-2, Joseph Bigelow, 1783 c-1. Alexander Henderson, 1783 c-2, Henry S,uger Boyd, 1784 c-3, Sa.rah Grant, 1864 c-4. James Grant, 1824 c-5, James A. Grant, 1819 d-1. George Boyd, 1790 d-2. Abigail Peavey, 1800 d-3, George Bo yd , 1787 (Tomb) d-4. Supply Boyd, 1786 s\ sl "l"Y1 ~-::t ('.- 2.. a-3 s-1 sl b- .l sl .s-1 C b- 2. -rn c-3 -- c -'2.. -1_ 'm C -'-I I :")vi 'O - sl IT d -'2.. 9\ ~-:l .:\'-Z sl ~-) s\ J-q d:- '3 9\ t~ l ~o~ _i s\ 0-, e -;l ~ I ' 4- 5a s·l f('To_:o DD ry'-U "YI'\ t;-:,- ")'\'\ 5-l W\ ..( - ', ~ ~-8 LJC, sl c-S �Block C-5 NORTH CEMETERY a-1, a-2, a-3, a-4, a-5, a-6, a-7, a-8, James Stoodley Lewis, 1783 Samuel Melcher, 1831 John E, Southerin, 1829 William Johnson Southerin, 1829 Angella Louisa Southerin, 1829 Rosamond J, Southerinp 1838 Irena A, Garland, 1875 Otis Howe, 1825 b-1, Sarah Bishop, 1824 c-1, Joseph Jacksonp 1790 c-2, Theodore Jackson, 1784 c-3, Nathaniel Folsom, 1783 (headstone lost) c-4, Mary Folsom, 1784 c-5, Mary Shea£e, 1784 S'~ "--:l s\ vn. -o..-2. C\-J ~ A_ o.-'{ o.-5 s\ sl d-1, d-2, d-3, d-4, d-5, d-6, d-7, Mary Elizabeth Symmes, 1808 slate stub (marker lost) Mary Jacksonp 1805 Samuel Dalling, 1788 Hall Jackson, 1797 Clement Jackson, 1788 Samuel A, Lolley, 1847 e-1, e-2, e-3, e-4, Martha S, Hall, 1845 George Gains, 1809 William Brewster, 1818 Sarah Ayers, 1829 ~ 21 /J.- G,, 0. 5/ -"1 o..-8 5) b- 'i. c-).. ----- . .-. -- - .. ~. s\ sl cl - 1.. J- L c-2.. sl sl sl ~\ sl - ~-5 c\ c\ - ;, d l( s\ _s \ e- '.1. e-'2.. - 51 sl t2D (-3 C-'-! C- ,;- Yr") J -"/ ~ .s l c- - 3 sl e-4 �Block C-6 NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. Mary Campbell, 1867 Ezekiel Dyer, 1832 Eliza Dyer, 1864 Gershom F. Melcher, 1821 Ann Elizabeth Lynn, 1853 & Ann Eline Lynn, 1878 b-1. George B. McClellen Grimshaw, 1861 c-1. c-2. c-3. c-4. c-5. Jane Seavey Grimshaw, 1866 Betsy Dore, 1856 Martha Simonds, 1858 William H. Dore, 1860 Mary Ann Perkins, 1839 d-1. Sarah D. Perkins, 1842 d-2. Jeremy Perkins, 1836 d-3. Mary Ann Stickney, 1837 & Daniel Stickney, 1837 d-4. Charles Henry Stickney, 1838 vn. "\-yt •')'\ \ .,,_ c,.-';t_ D-2_ CA-_3 l,-(./ b--1. ~ J C- J.._ ' ~ d-1.. sl cl- '2 i'Y'- C' -2. .,,..,. C' - 3 )'Y\ "VY\ C . 5" c-L/ sl sl d-3 d -'-! �NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. Mary Sullivan, 1813 Mary Fernald William Haley, 1822 John Haley, 1822 Ann Haley, 1823 Block D-1 c-1. c-2, c-3, c-4, b-1. Neil McIntire, 1812, "N.M.I." b-2. John L. Shannon, 1818 & Sarah F. Shannon, 1835 b-3. John Miller, 1813 & Ruth Miller, 1841 b-4. Charlie Murphy, 1864 & Warren G. Gates, 1863 b-5. Levi Woodbury Murphy, 1850 & Samuel P. Wiggin, 1853 b-6. Olivia Ann B. Wiggin, 1838 b-7. Eliza W. Wiggin, 1877 Nancy Nutter, 1823 Richard Cutts Shannon, 1822 Elizabeth Blunt, 1828 Elizabeth Shannon, 1814 c-5. Mary McIntire, 1814, "M.M. I." c-6, Eliza E, Sowersby, 1827 c-7, William Sowersby, 1838 c-8, Sarah Sowersby, 1827 c-9. Rebecca Wentworth, 1845 (marble stub) c-10. Martha J. Jackson, 1849 d-1, Robert Odiorne Treadwell, 1804 (Mound Tomb) e-1. Mary L,H, Ladd, 1836 e-2. Samuel Brewster, 1833 & Mary Brewster, 1833 e-3, Samuel Hill, 1849 (top lost) 'l'Y\. 1'Y\ o.-1... 'l'Y\ ">YI. ""' ""'- b - 2. b- 1.. o-Z b--li sl sl s\ - 'ti,"\ 'Yn W"\ b-S" \-, t, b-7 b-3 ~ )o/\ c-1 s-l C -2 .,..,.._ C- ? ~f~ r-lf - 'CY\ c - S"" YY\ c-, )'y'.. r>'\ c-"! c- -8 - -""" lYI r- ~ c-10 Rebert O, T,,e,'-J w '2: l\ d-:1. Tom.b ~ e- 2.. �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. Block D-2 f-1. f-2. f-3. f-4. Richard Hart, 1820 Marcy Collings Hart, 1790 Mary Joanna Hart, 1842 Sarah Hart, 1842 f-5. Elizabeth Hart, 1863 f-6. Thankful Marshall, 1790 f-7. William Stoodley, 1795 Mary T. Walker Place, 1837 James Place, 1835 Mary Jones, 1831 Ann Simes, 1802 Olivia Simes, 1810 Joseph Simes, 1801 b-1. Caroline Walton, 1814 g-1. Elizabeth Rundlet, 1810 c-1. Edward Owen Parry p 1798 c-2.wuisa Ann Parryp 1803 c-3. Joanna Parry, 1800 c-4. Sarah Woodward, 1801 c-5. Mary Griffith, 1801 h-1. h-2. h-3. h-4. h-5. h-6. h-7. h-8. h-9. d-1. William Ham, 1845 & Lydia H. Ham, 1857 d-2. Ann Ham, 1812 e-1. "A.W.M." (broken stub) e-2. Stephen Latapy, 1809 e-3. John Moffatt, 1786 e-4. Comfort Yeaton, 1788 e-5. Sarah Bass, 1817 e-6. Abigail Bass, 1780 e-7. Eunice Woodward, 1789 e-8. Sarah Bass, 1819 e-9. Elizabeth McHard, 1791 I ~~i Joseph Sherburne Hill, 1798 Caroline Ladd, 1803 Jeremiah Hill, 1800 Samuel Hill, 1798 Elizabeth Hill, 1822 Eliaha Hill, 1798 Samuel Perkins wrd, 1815 Daniel Hill, 1798 Betsy Chauncy, 1821 i-1. Eliphalet Ladd, 1806 "YYI. .sl c.-C.. (' - 3 r ~1 I I u 5"" "yy\ 'm (\ - lj (\ - {:_ "'YY1 5\ c-J s\ sl 2. c -3 C- b- l sl sl -4 ( - £" C' "m 7Y1 'l'Y\ - J. - 2.. ,hl.. ·1 t' s\ +-!._ -2- sl ~-'2.. .(' .3 f' - 5 f' - LI e -) T(\ sl --s\ sl ~I s) 1e".:e -;_9 t'- h -;,-_~ sl ~J s\ ~- :t ..,,,._ "W\. sl ('_ 4 ~ f' - b -5 ~1 sl 51 n- ;L sl ti- 2. I 51 5"1 :d 3 \, - 3 'n-4 hS I 1 - .1 1'Y"\ 5 t;t h-~ . _____ h· 7 h-E -- . I l 'n-\ ,__~. L.o.Ad . · J CP~tl ")Yl h- S �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Block D-3 a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. Sarah March, 1815 John March, 1813 Mary Shute, 1847 John Shute, Jr., 18.54 Fanny Shute, 1821 & John Shute, 1859 (on back) a-6. Nathaniel Jackson, 1824 c-6. William Whipple, 1785 (Table Tomb) c-7. Mary Whipple, 1783 c-8. Woodbury Langdon, 1801 c-9. William Whipple, 1773 c-10. Katherine Moffatt, 1869 d-1. d-2. d-3. d-4. b-1. Submit Sherburne, 1807 (Mound Tomb) c-1. Lydia Johnson, 1837 c-2. Hannah Brackett, 1805 (Table Tomb) c-3. Joshua Brackett, 1802 (Table Tomb) c-4. Mary Traill, 1791 c-5. Mary Spence, 1824 d-5. d-6. d-7. d-8. Nathaniel J. March, 1827 Martha Emily Newell, 1840 Frances W. Rundlett, 1825 Margaret Thompson, 1807 (Table Tomb) Thomas Thompson (1809) Elizabeth Lowell, 1805 Charles Shute, 1841 John H. Blaisdell, 1842 e-1. John Thompson Dwight, 1811 e-2. Woodbury Langdon Family (Mound Tomb) & Henry Sherburne Langdon f-1. Richard Salter, 1812 f-2. Elizabeth Salter, 1836 5 <-1.-'om ti- 5 he ,- . b t, rn e \ -~j I t~-·I -~ C- sl d. -:!. 2. I 1 ' -vn. ~ sl C' - 3 c-l{ ;;l 'm J-3 I sl ..,-n. cs t:--h c- I m l ._.:_:..:_J d-4 r sl c -6 sl ~1 C- lO c - '.:) "Vy\ J -s- sl sl ~I 1;7 ~ d~ J--:-f L:_1 c\-2. l I. �- • ----~ ••••••AO••-~ •••_:'"•• "- T~ • ~•• ,...._ ..... ;..._,:.,;:,_•:..• ... ••',;;:-:.~-~~------•~•.-,-.~~~..--.----x~.•-.1• • - • • ~ ~ - - ~ ~ - - - - •• ---.-.•_.>-~,--.._-...,, . . . . . ~~::~-~- • -- NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1, Abner Blasdell, 1832 a-2, Mary Noble, 1793 a-3, Pamelia Noble, 1818 a-4, J,N, & J,N, Blasdell a-5, Elizabeth Blasdell, 1805 a-6, Ann Walker, 1808 a-7, Olive Huske Folsom, 1808 a-8, Sarah Ann Salter, 1810 a-9, Maria Walker, 1828 a-10, Tobias Walker, 1836 a-11, Elizabeth Walker, 1871 a-12, (marble stub) a-13, Mary Abbott, 1834 b-1, b-2, b-3, b-4, b-5, Sarah Place, 1793 George Blunt, 1796 Mary Blunt, 1831 Sarah S, Blunt, 1869 George F, Blunt, 1831 & George Blunt, 1831 b-6, (lost slate marker, no initials footstone) b-7, Mary Ann Blunt, 1845 b-8, Hannah Whipple, 1811 b-9, Mark Walker, 1858 b-10, John Walker, 1849 b-11, Elizabeth Billings, 1811 b-12, Joseph Whipple, 1816 Block D-4 d-1, d-2, d-3, d-4, d-5, d-6, d-7, d-8, d-9, Jonathan Clark, 1797 Thomas Packer, 1793 James Henderson, 1818 Hugh Henderson, 1794 Hannah Hart, 1845 Emily H, Lewis, 1852 Ebenezer Thompson, 1828 John B, Thompson, 1810 Mary Thompson, 1815 e-1, e-2, e-3, e-4, e-5, e-6, e-7, e-8, e-9, Horatio Coffin, 1859 Mary Willard, 1826 Elizabeth Hale Thompson, 1826 James Sheafe, 1845 Abigail Sheafe, 1843 Mary Hale, 1811 Ann Chadbourne, 1806 Samuel Hale, 1807 Theodora Horney, 1808 f-1. Elizabeth Bunbury Sheafe, 1795 f-2, Sheafe-Coffin Table Plaque g-1, g-2, g-3, g-4, g-5, g-6, c-1, Catherine March, 1837 c-2. Sarah March, 1834 Yl1 Samuel Sheafe, 1857 Thomas Sheafe, 1831 Oliver Sheafe, 1825 John Hale, 1796 Ann Mary Hale (illegible) Elizabeth Burleigh, 1802 & Charlotte Burleigh, 1802 I M 51 sl C1 ......_,, Q, ,.I; , (' V 0c; '-' f - ') m '= I �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Block D-5 c-3. c-4. c-5. c-6. c-7. John Fernald, 1792 Samuel Cutts, 1798 Sidney Cutts, 1792 Mary Cutts, 1797 Anna Holyoke Cutts, 1805 & Edward Holyoke Cutts, 1805 c-8 Anna Holyoke Cutts, 1830 a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. a-7. a-8. Martha Stickney, 1824 Elizabeth Purkins, 1822 Abigail Fitzgerald, 1809 Mehitable Deverson, 1808 Joshua Deverson, 1826 Henry Deverson, 1828 Daniel Hart, 1791 Richard Fitzgerald, 1858 & Susan Fitzgerald, 1858 a-9. Abigail Randall, 1824 (lost) a-10. Pamelia Sellers, 1840 a-11. Margaret Paddleford, 1847 a-12. William Scriggins, 1825 a-13. John Noble, 1819 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. d-1. Benjamin M. Burnham, 1845 d-2. Martha A. Foster, 1837 & Fannie F. Foster, 1904 d-3. Frances Foster, 1835 d-4. Robert Foster, 1835 d-5. Rebekah Foster, 1797 d-6. Ann Mary Foster, 1823 d-7. fieldstone marker & footstone d-8. Albert Dennie, 1795 Mehitable Stickneyp 1857 Samuel Stickney, 1859 George Edwin Moulton, 1844 John Noble, 1801 (may be moved) e-1. Nancy Walker, 1798 & Temperance Walker, 1798 & Samuel Walker, 1798 c-1. Samuel Fernald, 1830 & Ann L. Fernald, 1834 c-2. Elizabeth MacClintock, 1813 sl "'n" b-l sl L..V: J 5\ sl sl C\<;, (>'s (' '(; "tY"\ s\ s-1 h-2.. i;:-3 b-4 s\ sl 0, / n,& "' ':<,ti° - ~it, Y:,' .J --'"/ sl d. -8 �NORTH CEMEI'ER Y a-1. a-2. a-J. a-4. a-5. Charlotte G. Campbell, 1847 Charlotte A. Campbell, 1864 John N. Campbell, 1890 Harriet Jones, 1829 Jeremy M. Perkins, 1831 b-1. Hannah D, Lowd, 1850 b-2, Catherine M, Lowd, 1851 b-3, Joseph Allcock, 1795 Block D-6 c-1, Hunking Lowd, 1869 d-1. Charles Thompson, 1798 d-2. Sophia B, Chase, 1841 & Sarah E. Chase, 1841 & William K, Chase, 1840 e-1, e-2, e-3, e-4, Martha S,F, Davis, 1866 Robert F, Greenough, 1862 Anna Maria Wetherbee, 1854 Eliza Jane Burnham, 1855 f-1, Joseph Shortridge, 1802 b - r f (1 :1. ' ' -·- . . ... . lj �Block E-1 NORTH CEMETERY c-1. Margaret Brackett, 1815 c-2. Mary L. Hill, 1823 c-3. Gov, John Langdon Family Tomb (marble plaque)* a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. Mary Hill, 1811 Sarah M. Hillp 1834 James Hill, 1811 Samuel Hillp 1812 Table Tomb a-5. Samuel Hill, 1840 a-6. Nancy Hill, 1819 a-7, Ichabod Hill, 1827 a-8. Mary White, 1828 a-9. William Hillp 1849 & James D. Hillp 1865 a-10. Elizabeth S. Hill, 1876 d-1. Joshua M, Brackett, 1829 & Ann Brackett, 1833 e-1. Mary F. Pearse, 1865 e-2. Stephen Pearse, Jr., 1830 e-3. Geor~e Pearse, 1868 b-1. George M. Brown, 1825 b-2. Hannah Brown, 1810 b-3. Ann Martin, 1811 b-4. Robert C. Whidden, 1815 b-5. Eno~h M. Clarkp 1815 b-6. Mary Greenleaf, 1815 b-7. Mary Greenleaf Clarkp 1820 b-8. Elizabeth Gooch, 1875 b-9. Charles Edward Osgood, 1833 b-10. Horace Morse Putnam, 1832 b-11. Harriet Putnamp 1832 b-12. slate stub (no identity) *Tomb, Gov. John Langdon, 1819 Elizabeth Sherburne Langdonp 1813 Thomas Elwyn, 1816 Elizabeth Langdon Elwyn, 1860 William Octavius Elwyn, 1828 Thomas Octavius Elwyn, 1831 Catherine Cecelia Elwyn Charles Henry Elwyn, 1848 Elizabeth Barrell, 1823 Catherine Whipple, 1823 ... {• ('_ ~ );, .. '.3 C . ).._ l - J 17' ,\ ),.L 2.. d ;t. y, b-5 ? 5°l I\~~ �NORTH CEMEI'ER Y Block E-2 c-3. Jonathan Goddard, 1807 c-4. Samuel Langton, 1807 & Olive Langton, 1828 c-5. Samuel Tappan, 1806 c-6. Thomas Chadbourn, 1825 c-7. Mary Chadbourn, 1826 c-8. Mary Fernald, 1812 a-1. George Massey, 1821 a-2. Hannah Massey, 18..52 a-3. Jonathan Mitchel Sewall, 1808 a-4. Thomas Martin, 1805 a- 5. Mehi table Massey, - 1804 a-6. William ·Langdon, 1820 a-7. Mary Langdon, 1802 a-8. Eunice Hill, 1801 a-9. Harriot Ladd, 1799 a-10. Katherine Jackson, 1799 a-11. Nathaniel Jackson, 1810 a-12. Margaret March, 1810 a-13. Abigail Buckminster, 1838 d-1. Benjamin Slade, 1815 e-1. e-2. e-3. e-4. Lydia Furber, 1841 Theodore Furber, 1609 Richard Billings, 1808 Robert Yeaton, 1826 & Robert Yeaton, 1808 e-5. Wibird-Penhallow Table Tomb* e-6. Mary Meloan Hill, 1826 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. b-5. b-6. b-7. b-8, b-9. Sarah Jewett, 1819 Joseph Orne, 1820 Martha H. Hart, 1805 F.d.ward Rundlet, 1805 John Rundlet, 1804 Mary Buckminster, 1805 Lucy Buckminster, 1803 Thomas Chadbourn, 1810 Mehitable Ewen, 18.52 & Alexander Ewen, 1815 & Mehitable Fernald Ewen, 1837 b-10. Supply Clap, 1811 f-1. f-2. f-3. f-4. Thomas Parkens, 1843 Mary Ann Bragdon, 1822 Jeremiah Bragdon, 1834 John William Bragdon, 1829 f-5. Jeremiah Bragdon, 1830 f-6. Jeremiah Bragdon, 1833 f-7. Olive E. Bragdon, 1811 f-8. William Cutter Draper, 1812 f-9. Sarah Ann Maine, 1811 f-10. Clement Storer, 1830 f-11, Torothy Storer, 1841 c-1. Prince Whipple (1796) c-2. Mary H. Jones, 1807 ,,,., 51 - YI'· (( </, CJ\.-> '..( :., ,,' -q- -,, -~ ..;; :-\ :t.. I, i, .. ;I ~ -> 0 'I " .sl t-, ,., Yl1 I ' sl s\ s\ ) 1-1 C - <, ~: ); ,.<., h. ' I .:,, 5\ s <,' le, q l I 51 )1~ ,, CJ,/.:? 'I/ '1 ,) R.c,. I yv, c- sl Q ~ -' ::J I ,. ~- !'_ I ~I - ·,11 -l: b 1·11 •' l:, I:) r, ~ ) cy ..'..,~n.:\ .., IC' I"'-.._ ?t1'n,, 1 t' I'::-m -f-1 t- - ... s\ ~ -, £'_ 3 ~ , \ -'- I -~-'' .(_. '-I ·, * Richard Wibird, 1765 Thomas Wibird, 1765 Hunking Penhallow, 1826 Harriet Penhallow, 1861 sl !..' - ' - Y>" '-i r ,.., i tll""\ L .I'('': ' t't ... ) ' ~·•>-..J T~n" 'c ,. ·=-· \ .( c.: - =-I f -') Yl1 ·IC .,,,., ,-11 ' Mary Ann Josepha Penhallow Caroline A. Mason Penhallow Eliza Penhallow Andrew Jackson Oenhallow, 1890 �Block E-3 NORTH CEMETERY c-1. John Mendl.llll, 1806 a-1. a-2. a-3• a-4. a-5. a-6. Nathaniel Melcher, 1822 Catherine Melcher, 1815 George Ham, 1832 Oliver Ham, 1836 Joanna Ham, 1853 Elizabeth Ham, 1857 b-1. b-2. b-3• b-4. b-5. b-6. b-7. b-8. b-9. Mary Chase, 1819 Stephen Chase, 1805 (lost) William Chase, 1834 Elizabeth Salter, 1805 Woodbury Melcher, 1805 Elizabeth Fernald, 1821 Elizabeth Fernald, 1809 Harriet Fernald, 1884 Charles Jackson, 1808 -~) sl Cl - 6 - "1.. 5\ "\Y\ \-, . ::. l 'o st IX-:.J h.3 c-2. (fieldstone marker) c-3. F.dward Yard, 1806 c-4. Margaret C. Chase, 1839 c-5. Eunice Tullock, 1807 d-1. Frances M. Day, 1828 d-2. Elizabeth Jackman, 1835 d-3. Susanna Slade, 1808 e-1. Samuel Clark, 1807 e-2. William Dame, 1807 e-3• Caznea Bayley, 1808 e-4. Nathaniel Melcher Jr. , 1808 e-5. Elisabeth Low, 1808 e-6. Joseph Pepper, 1848 ..::.·\ o-3 '2._ ,;\ ~ 6 (, b !,' -,..,.,__ st 0 - 1.4 l\-5 -yi" " - "- J -YV\ s\ sl -!, -.· b - 'J b {, ", -~ W\ \,- 10 'is ' 1,' vie;,,..'J , ~, c-1 / '.J s/'t;-, - ..,- t\ - ·, ~ Jj' s\ ""' c-~ c-3 s\ (' - '; ( C, \ .:,J e- '1,..__ ' - ...,.:;. YI" ______________________ f' - .:.. :., �NORTH CEMEI'ER Y a-1. Charles Augustus Coffin, 1830 a-2, Mehitable Coffin. 1829 a-3, Francis Coffin, 1828 a-4. Mary E. Coffin, 1827 a-5, Richard Salter, 1820 a-6. Mary C, Sheafe, 1797 a-7, Mary Sheafe, _1817 a-8. Mary Sheafe, 1833 a-9, Jacob Sheafe, 1829 a-10, Daniel Davis, 1826 (marker lost) a-11, Nathaniel T. Sheafep 1802 b-1. b-2. b-3, b-4. b-5, b-6. Rebecca B. Hardy, 1863 Rebecca Hardy, 1839 George Hardy, 1836 Stephen Hardy, 1797 William Plummer, 1798 Abigail Sheafe, 1805 Block E-4 d-2. Almira Reding, 1831 d-3, John Brownp 1800 d-4, Esther Meserve, 1799 e-1. e-2. e-3, e-4. Elizabeth Clark, 1828 Ichabod W. Clark, 1825 Joseph Day, 1822 Edward J, Peirce, 1818 f-1. f-2, f-3, f-4, Charlotte Ham, 1837 Robert Ham, 1823 Caroline Cecelia Young, 1820 Mary Reding, 1799 & John Reding, 1825 f-5, Phebe Hart, 1800 (missing) f-6. Sarah Sheafe, 1799 f-7, Dorcas Day, 1825 (name part lost) g-1. g-2. g-3, g-4. g-5, c-1. Elizabeth Hart, 1804 & Edward Hart, 1825 d-1, Charles Reding, 1838 & Phebe Reding, 1848 Susanna P, Badger, 1840 Frances M,P. Day, 1828 Susan P. Day, 1837 Margaret Veazey, 1819 Mary Ann Warner, 1797 I yY\ ~ W\ c - -;:-2 7 3 -;;-D--4 "'(\'\ 1- -m. b -;l. ),y\ 'W\ 7r'\ sl b-2. b-3 b-4 1:,- 5 :, t o-5"" s-l -l'Y\ <'- -.: " - s- I sl -o--&.,,,,, "-_ 'J "W'- lo " - I I sl b- 6 -yY\ C sl - VV\ d- ".L 9\ { - l- c\ - 2- yn - "'? f -3 I d- 3 ci "_q ~t s-l 5\ ~ s ;l 9-'< "YI'\ e-J 9\ t;-s .,y\ ~-'.?_ ~\ s-l t;'- l '"\'h l_) - _3 5\ s- t e-:L E- '2 .f -1 s: l >\ ':)-U ~ - 'i s-1 -3 s-1 e -</ �NORTH CEMEI'ER Y a-1. Thomas Freeman, 1827 Block E-5 c-1. Rebecca Ham, 1834 c-2. Nancy Moulton, 1875 b-1. George M. Hill, 1798 b-2. Julia c. Fernald, 1862 b-J. Frederick Fernald, 1861 b-4. Frederick Fernald, 1860 b-_5. Sarah Ann Fernald, 1871 b-6. John Fernald, 1860 c-3, c-4. c-5. c-6, c-7. c-8. sl W\ b - '1. b -2. John Watts Moulton, 1802 Hannah Moulton, 1799 Olive Husk Folsom, 1801 Ann Watts Moulton, 1846 (no date on marker) Nancy Moulton, 1875 Hannah A, Manent, 1884 Irena Goodrich, 1845 James D. Goodrich, 1842 & & n'I b-3 b-4 sl c-'2. c-3 c-u c-:i c-l c -"! c -B �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-3, a-4. a-5, a-6. a-7, a-8. Block E-6 Martha Holbrook, 1846 Samuel Holbrook, 1836 Abigail Holbrook, 1831 Catherine Holbrook, 1822 Robert Holbrook, 1821 probably Robert Holbrook, 1848 Zebulon Marsh, 1806 Olive H. Ayers, 1821 b-1. probably Miriam Holbrook, 1852 b-2. Benjamin Holbrook, 1839 sl (> - 1... - =-· c.. -42._ sl :,.·l. - yY\ ?· (\ - u YY1 y,,, -::,- o.- ~\ sl ~ 0. -'7 l'l'1 7,.-_i· I _..J �NORTH CEMEI'ER Y a-1. rock (no lettering) a-2. Franklin B. Burgin, 1828 a-3. Jeremiah Burgin, 1831 b-1. Daniel A. Smith, 1827 b-2. Joseph Y. Burgin, 1820 b-3, Nancy Perkins, 1854 b-4, H.P. Jodgdon (Harlan, d, 1845) c-1. broken slate stub c-2, Angela Streeter Beck, 1825 Block F-1 Elizabeth Hall, 1822 Daniel Cutter, 1832 Mary Wentworth, 1843 Mary W. Hall, 1866 Eliza D, Hall, 1869 Olive Jane Crosby, 1813 d-1. d-2. d-3, d-4. d-5, d-6, e-1. Richard Saunders, 1827 & Charlotte H, Saunders, 1827 e-2, Charles H, Saunders, 1828 e-3, Nancy P. Berry, 1832 e-4, Lucy Ann Barry, 1843 \t- ,.. ,;ov .._. 1. I>. . 5\ s\ o-:l b-2.. C . W\ ~ d-':J ~1 o--3 sl °\')'\ ---t-· e-:L o.-2. b-J c;- ;:L_ J .;i 'l'11 m 5\- W\ 'Yr' s\ e-2 W\_ c! -1< y '2... -w-, 7s- sl e-3 e~~ "h' 1 c\ - f Yn -;:q �Block F-2 NORTH CEMEI'ERY e-1. e-2. e-3, e-4. e- 5. Thomas Jefferson Ela, 1817 Evelina Tuckerman, 1817 Lydia Jane Smith, 1818 Sarah F. Claggett, 1818 Mary C. Palmer, 1830 & Sarah E. Palmer, 1833 & Dorothea.. S. Palmer, 1834 & Mary S. Palmer, 1836 e-6. Harriet Claggett, 1818 e-7. Sarah Neil, 1821 & William Neil, Jr., 1820 e-8. Thomas Neil, 1850 a-1. Elizabeth Senter, 1835 a-2. Mary Blunt, 1829 a-3, granite slab, probably top of a mound tomb b-1. Treadwell Tomb Jacob Treadwell, 1770 Sarah Treadwell, 1770 John Treadwell, 1759 Anna Treadwell Walden, 1806 c-1. Robert T. Bell, 1873 c-2. Rebecca Bell, 1826 & Mary Bell, 1826 d-1. Mary E. Long, 1815 d-2. Dorothy Long, 1814 d-3, &!ward Long, 1803 d-4. Phebe Coxe, 1828 d-5, Frances Emily Coxp 1855 d-6. Samuel Newhall, 1820 d-7, Ruth Newhall, 1816 & Lucy Ann Newhall, 1829 & Ruth Newhall, 1829 d-8. Hannah Balch, 1817 d-9. Michael Whidden, 1818 d-10. Mary Whidden, 1818 d-11. William Cutter, 1817 d-12. Ammi R. Cutter, 1820 d-13, pair fieldstone markers d-14. pair fieldstone markers d-15, Hannah Cutter, 1832 d-16. Ammi R. Cutter, 1833 f-1. Mary Andersonp 1818 f-2. Mary S. Holman Rogers, 1888 f-3, Cecelia Elouisa Ladd, 1820 f-4. William Coxe, 1840 f-5, Sarah Jane Sides, 1855 f-6. Susan Giles, 1831 f-7. Josiah Gilesp 1813 f-8. Dolly Dennett, 1819 f-9, Ann Eliza Dennett, 1837 f-10. Susan P. lY\.C1.n<, on 1 1821 f-11. Theodore Manson, 1822 f-12. Emily Manson p 1821 f-13, John White, 1845 f-14. Jane White, 1828 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- • sl o. -::... - .1. c, C. " 0 - "· c/, 7 er \ .s1 r:: ,., --~ _,._ r ... ~ > g ' -e" ;! "\ £" .:, ..,,I "y() '\ '(' ""IT' cl ·;,, 2 f (:- ?, --l- E 'I .::- I ""G C-3 ,r I ft>n, e YI'• l/ ~ < ,"'"/ - -·c-1 ., ..,...,, M Tf' W1 s: ,~, ......(..~1 -·m -;;- ,:-/ d ' J·, "?·s- 1-, ... r (',.., 'WI ,.,,, !:, 7,Tq 8 - --. f' p . ~-'.:. <·· "· /( t s ~ - s T7rT I I/ '...,> /;,l '/$,1 I ~ �NORTH CEMETERY Block F-J e-1, Esther Mullineaux, 1868 e-2, Emily Olevia Ross, 1853 a-1, a-2, a-3, a-4, a-5, a-6, Margaret T, Marden, 1848 Mary Gibbs, 1851 William Gibbs, 1836 Lydia Gibbs, 1808 Oliver Gibbs, 1829 Mary Ann M, Bigelow, 1852 & Mary Leslie Mann, 1848 a-7, Sarah Ann Mann, 1836 a-8, Emma Holt Mann, 1835 a-9, John Mann, 1829 a-10, Mary Allen, 1810 a-11, Sarah Allen, 1856 a-12, Joseph Lowe, 1823 a-13, Augustus G, Lowe p 1825 f-1, Ed.ward J, Long, 1824 f-2, furothy A, Long, 1816 g-1, Daniel Marden, 1816 (headstone lost) g-2, Mary Marden, 1816 g-3, Rachel Marden, 1834 g-4, William Marden, 1838 h-1, h-2, h-3, h-4, h-5, b-1, Ann Beck, 1842 (moved from B-4) b-2, James M, Twombly, 1843 broken slate Charles L, Somerby, 1818 Mary Jane Pillow, 1818 Sarah H, Marden, 1820 Timothy Atkinson, 1818 & Hannah Atkinson, 1825 i-1, Anna Goodrich, 1818 i-2, Silas Holman, 1807 & Joseph S, Holman, 1818 c-1, Pomp Spring, 1807 c-2, Candace Spring, 1807 d-1. Ed.ward Jennings Long, 1824 (footstone for f-1) sl 0 1 -,.,,., q_? sl sl -'i,<,, q C/ "'l'Y\ '_j ':..l' YV'\ m Ci, ~,, '\ n"1 .s~I </ :; £ ' sl :) -sl - l'Y\ n CJ /<. /, 5\ ci, ✓., 5 .s l ~\ GJ ~ - )._ .s\ h-1. :.; h- 2. :::l h-3 I -s- \ 2. -~-, -· "'>" C\ . 1'Y> °;,,-'{ I = h- l/ ..,.. ., J~ I II 1_; ,.. l-• h-5 .sl \ - 2. "'YYl q '/_j> �----y - - , • , , • ...... • • -:. ~ ~... • ••• ·- -v~.;. r-. •• ~ .:· ~....,... .,,,... .,_ • ~ •. , ... .,; "' ... - NORTH CEMETERY Block F-4 a-1. a-2. a-3, a-4. a-5, a-6. a-7, a-8. a-9, Ann Thompson, 1814 _( lost') Mary Tutt (e ., 1830 Mary Hale, 1831 Jonathan Bartlett p 1819 Lydia Hale, 1815 (headstone lost) Seth Walkerp 1813 Elizabeth Adams, 1838 Benjamin Adams, 1831 John Flagg, 1814 b-1. c-1. d-1. d-2. William H, Laighton, 1836 Seth Huntress l I '6 1 "i ) William Ham, 1820 "J.G.B." (headstone lost) 0-- 2. . 1--1 r-a-, I I l - -- �Block F-5 NORTH CEMETERY a-1. Champin Spalding, Jr., 1814 a-2. Rebecca A.T. Rohl, 1839 (lost) a-J. Elizabeth Gavett, 18_58 (lost) b-1. William Seavey, 1845 c-1. marble stub (Lydia Peirce, 181.µ+) c-2. Elizabeth Ham, 1882 c-J. Hannah Peavey, 1840 & infant ........ ~ . Vy\ I et- '2. "YY\ C - '2.. sl c-3 f_K _1 o-- 3 �Block F-6 NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-J. a-4. Evaline L. C. Roberts, 1844 Georgiana Adams, 1850 Family of George Osborne granite corner blocks "J.H, Head" b-1. lost marker b-2. granite marker base ,.., ~i 0 - :1 I) ,, -·I ,-,._.' J (.,\ -. - (),. - <.j �NORTH CEMETERY Block G-1 a-1, Dorothy Cate, 1848 b-1, H, Clement Phinney, 1841 b-2, Mary Somerby, 1842 c-1. Mary Lonnergan, 1830 c-2, Jane F, Jackson, 1833 d-1, d-2. d-3, e-1. e-2. Bethshure Cate, 1831 Mary Berry, 1832 Samuel W. Cate, 1834 Sarah Morse, 1878 Richard Creel, 1839 & Sarah Creel, 1831 & John Creel, 1829 e-3, Charles E. Burnes, 1836 e-4. Ellis Ann Burnes, 1846 0- - ;:L sl C-- 1.. C - 2. �NORTH CEMETERY a-1. a-2. a-3. a-4. a-5. a-6. a-7. Lyman Spalding, 1821 F.d.ward Jenner Spalding, 1833 William Brown, 1821 John S. Walker, 1852 Lavina Walker, 1821 Amos Brown, 1849 Nathaniel Dearborn, 1852 & Lucy Dearborn, 1824 & A.L.D. (name & date broken) a-8. Charlotte Bodge, 1830 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. b-5. b-6. James Wingate, 1825 Stanley Polk Carleton, 1847 Abraham Martin, 1846 Mary Martin, 1829 Lucy A. Young, 1831 Bartholomew Berry, 1831 - JC\'i (/) sI (',._- l- d t! <>--'-l o..-3 b- 1. m c-1 -s-l c -2 s\ C- yY\ 3 ('-'{ Mary Shackford, 1826 Nathaniel W. Fernald, Jr. 1831 Nathaniel W. Fernald, 1836 broken, illegible marble (no footstone) c-5. Seth Pratt Evans, 1831 d-1, Rebecca Tredick, 1826 d-2. John Titcomb, 1822 d-3, Annie S. Elliott, 1863 "l'Y) YI-"\ ~ sl c-1. c-2, c-3. c-4. e-1. George M. Young, 1836 sl ,;\ s\ Block G-2 W l b - 2. O--- b ~ 0- - "t 5\ sl sl b --3 ~ 1:,-5 sl C\ - 8 sl 't:, - sl c-5 .sl d-1 ,I - 3 l �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Block G-3 a-1. Lydia Wiggin, 1853 a-2. Thomas Wiggin, 1869 a-3. Elizabeth P. Spaldingp 1878 & Alfred P. Spalding, 1844 a-4. Elizabeth Spalding, 1838 c-3. Louisa Perkins, 1838 & Pierce P. Clements, 1824 c-4. Elizabeth Callp 1840 c-5. Mary Call, 1840 c-6. Mary French, 1825 b-1. John Pillow, 1802 & Mary Pillow, 1812 & John M. Pillow, 1821 & Elizabeth Pillow, b-2. Charles T. Webb, 1823 b-3. David C. Foster, 1823 b-4. Sarah Dennett, 1825 b-5. Barnet Akerman, 1824 & Sarah Akermanp 1833 d-1. William C. Shattuck, 1827 d-2. Elizabeth A. Willey, 1848 & John W, Willey, 185() & John E. Willey, 1852 d-3. Asa Dearbon, 1829 d-4. Ruhamah Dearbon, 1847 d-5. Elizabeth C, Dennett, 1837 d-6. Mark Tucker, 1843 d-7. Mary Tucker, 1829 d-8. Sarah Marden, 1842 c-1. Sarah Ela, 1840 c-2. Mary Elizabeth Clements, 1825 s b-1. s\ c-~ YY'\ c- ;i_ s\ Y>'\ I cl - '2- " 0 - - \,. 3 io-2.... "h'\ C-3 s\ s\ s:\ G TC, T-s- "'l'1 Y)'\ c-u c-S -yy'1 sl c-~ a-"' 5\ c-~ sl d.-8 �NOR TH CEMEI'ER Y a-1. Clarissa Tilton, 1820 a-2. Ann Lonnergan, 1820 b-1. b-2. b-3. b-4. Thomas F. Rowe, 1827 Ebenezer Rowe Jr., 1825 Benjamin \-\Am, 1825 James Ham, 1831 & Sarah Ham, 1855 b-5. Samuel Ham, 1825 & Mary Ham, 1842 b-6, Mary Ann Lane Parry, 1824 b-7, Stephen H, Frost, 1848 c-1, Sarah E, Moses, 1835 c-2, Elizabeth Moses, 1835 & Mark Edwin Moses, 1834 c-3, Charles E, Moses, 1828 & George W, Moses, 1824 c-4, Ann Banks, 1857 c-5, John E, Banks, 1854 c-6, Elizabeth Banks, 1825 c-7. Fil.ward Banks, 1835 c-8, Elizabeth D, Pike, 1825 c-9, Joseph Ela, 1825 st \'.1-:::.. :; L sl b-'2. b-3 d sl -b--L{ -b--'>W\ c-3 c-1 'W\ ""'- OCl ct-2 cl-3 Block G-4 d-1, d-2, d-3, d-4, Martha W, Harrold, 1845 Nancy Harrold, 1869 Elizabeth J, Walker, 1842 l3t ,'c-~ Stephen Wiggin, 1827 0 e-1, Caroline Hoit, 1842 e-2, Catherine M, Blake, 1860 e-3, George A, Blake, 1865 e-4, Selvesta J, Sawyer, 1841 e-5, Benjamin D.S. Pickering, 1841 e-6. (slate stub) e-7, William H, Muchemore, 1852 e-8, Meshach Muchemore, 1872 e-9, Hannah Canney, 1844 e-10, William J, Young, 1869 e-11. Jabez Rowe, 1837 e-12, Asa Young, 1835 e-13, John Barnes, 1834 e-14, Andrew J, Walker, 1835 e-15, John Walker, 1834 & Samuel Walker, 1829 ,s \ VY'\ b-G b -~ �NORTH CEMEI'ERY Blocl: G-5 a-1. b-1. b-2. b-3. Jabez Rowe, 1836 Margaret Webster, 1845 Caroline Esther Rand, 1841 Ida F. Huntress, 1856 & Frederick E. Huntress, 1857 b-4. Ella T. Huntress, 1856 & Emila Huntress, 1856 b-5. Eva St Clair Smart, 1853 b-6. Benjamin Joseph Lester, 1864 b-7. Victoria Harrill, 1857 b-8. Mary S,E, Harrill, 1837 b-9. Elizabeth M.D, Green, 1837 b-10. Tommy Cunningham, 1855 b-11. Honora L, Flynn, 1853 & Mary Flynn, 1853 n'l 0-- - VY\ 6-..( "Yn 6 - ,? T""" 'J VA -6 'y y('. 6 'S ~ T ' ,:;: """' -s\ 6 ';> 6 '8' '¥' 6 '3 ~ 6 1.. -""' 6 '/c ' // �NORTH CEMETERY Block G-6 a-1. C, W. Moulton (Civil War) (Charles W. Moulton, 1872) a-2. Pierpont Hammond (1864) ( Civil War) a-J. T. K. Clark (Civil War) (Thomas K. Clark - no dates) a-4. George C. Aitchison (1864) (Navy) .,,.,., (.- - - ·'I c'.l-'2.. """ o.-3 "'rY\ o--4 �North Cemetery a-1. Ann Croxton, 1838 b-1, Phebe H, Spinney, 1823 )'\' I () - :t. Block H-1 �--NORTH CEMETERY Block H-2 a-1, a-2. a-3, a-4. a-5, Nehemiah Green, 1824 Charles P, Green, 1836 Nehemiah Green, 1840 Sarah Green, 186o Sarah Ann Plilbrick, 1837 & Lynthia Ann Philbrick, a-6, Hannah Gove, 1836 & Samuel Gove, 1836 a-7, rock (no initials) a-8, Hiram Junkins, 1840 a-9, Ebenezer Gove, 1834 a-10, Joseph W. Gove, 1833 a-11, Ira Brown, 1833 a-12. Caroline A,S, Brown, 1833 & Caroline A,S, Brown, a-13, Benjamin F, Joy, 1836 11 11 C.A,S.B. C,A.S,B, -- - --- - --- - - 11 11 -· �NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1. William Bartlett, 1834 & Abigail Bartlett, 1823 a-2. Daniel Emery, 1835 a-3. Shem Emery, 1847 a-4. Mary Emery, 1862 a-5. Jacob Walden, 1831 a-6. Abigail Walden, 1824 & Sophia Walden, 1842 a-7. Albertine Giles Coffin, 1849 b-1. Olive Trickey, 1866 c-1. Ivory Staples, 1844 Block H-3 �NORTH Block H-4 CiliETERY a-1, Margaret J, Harrill, 1857 d-4, William Pettigrew, 1865 & Mary R, Pettigrew, 1879 d-5, Drusella D, Chase, 1890 d-6, Benjamin P, Chase, 1880 d-7, Eunice G, Chase, 1860 (or 1850) d-8, Ann Downing, 1903 d-9, Havilah F, Downing, 1874 d-10, Frederick Rousoe, 1851 d-11, marble stub, no identity d-12, Susan Emeli ne Pettigrew, 1845 e-1, slate stub, footstone "T,L. e-2, Gideon Walker, 1829 & Lydia Walker, 1841 e-3, Frank Walker, 1847 b- 1. b-2, b-3, b-4, b-5, b-6, Catherine Stringer, 1868 Ellen Shea, 1857 Mary Staples, 1850 James Staples, 1850 Margaret Lynch, 1857 Margaret A, Ashworth, 1818 & Ann Ashworth, 1818 b-7, Bridget Kane, 1858 c-1. (sandstone base) c-2, (sandstone base) II d-1. Sarah Prescott, 1849 d-2, Theodosia Lang, 1845 d-3, marble stub, footstone "J.M." YY\ i;..-1.. 'YY\. b-5 so.. 'r°'d. sic n.e 6 <>-Se I I / c -l_C-2... 'V\ J - 2.. 'l'Vl w m YYI. 'vt I-4 a-5 o -' ""'- 0-~1 roch. �NORTH CEMEI'ERY a-1. a-2. a-J. a-4. a-5. Block H-5 Ida B. Parks, 1865 Thomas B. Parks, 1863 Eliza A. Parks, 1866 Drewsilla Parks, 1857 (missing) Joseph W. Stringer, 1862 'Yh ��... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cemetery Records Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Burial grounds Gravestones Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource Portsmouth's historic cemeteries serve as gateways to the past. The records in this collection will be useful to genealogists, historians, and family members of the deceased. Our collection includes information about the following cemeteries, including maps and plot locations: Cotton Cemetery, Elmwood Cemetery, Harmony Grove Cemetery, North Cemetery, Proprietor's Cemetery, Sagamore Cemetery, and Union Cemetery. 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Description An account of the resource An overview map of North Cemetery. See also information sheet and record book for specific plot locations. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Record book of North Cemetery, located on Maplewood Avenue. Indexed alphabetically by last name. For general information about the cemetery, including a map, see <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3519" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">this page</a>. See also the <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3508" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">2006 record book</a> and <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3509" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Inscriptions at North Cemetery, Portsmouth, N.H.: Epitaphs and Long Texts</a>. Field notes by Cynthia Pridham-Thomas and computer entry by Louise H. Tallman. Title A name given to the resource North Cemetery, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Indexes Portsmouth (N.H.) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pridham-Thomas, Cynthia Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tallman, Louise H. (1921-2011) Frost, John E. (1917-1992) Locke, Arthur Horton (1866-1926) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived PORT VITAL RECORDS 925.5 NORTH CEMETERY 1993 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context i11955259 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/54acff96d80d6a6db6f1baa29e4ec0d7.pdf a2cd20f85c2825fb6fa8e2678cb3118f PDF Text Text Index of NORTH CEMETERY Listed by plot This is a PLOT listing for North Cemetery located on Maplewood Ave. This volume will be useful for identifying connections by burial proximity. Please see Green Volumes for ALPHABETIC listings (same shelf). Please see Grey Volume for INSCRIPTIONS (same shelf). Provided by: CYNTHIA PRIDHAM-THOMAS Volunteer December 2006 PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY REFERENCE FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY ONLY �LAYOUT oF NoRTH CEMETERY ·· MAPLtWO0D f A-5 A - '-t A-3 A - 2. B-fi 8-S B- 4- B-~ B-2 B-l C- b C-5 C. 4- C-3 C- 2.. C- 1. D-3 D-2. .__ I )- 'I' a:: w } i u.J j f-- \ AVENUE L 41 . :U .0- b ~ D-5" D-4 2 D· l J..:. ~ O' .z:) fS" V u -~ (j t -£ E·S C' V E - 4- E-3 E - 2. F-5 F'. 4- P-- 3 F. 2. G-5 G-1.f G-3 H-5 H · lf H-3 E-l lL.. ~ Q::-· ~ < ·. F· b H-G G- 2. Sc a. le l'\- 4-0 ~ l.5Lf Acres �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Ba.n c: k E-?1~, i"IE~.r- y Ann Youngest dau. John Durang, d., :I. H~::::::: • ···H··-·24 A·-··:1. !I i'."1 ····· :i. pq:I. slate, good, willow & urn ME•ndum, fvf,31,-y c1 .. :1. u2::;--1 :·?-··· :1. ":'; cc::imE?d i an Wife of Robert Mendum 4?y slate, good, willow & urn, PfJ :I. e pitaph-2 Mi':i.1'- \1 Widow of Capt. James Smith ·7 ('.:}\/ ll 1··/1,. ~::; II d., :I. 87:::1:•-··4·····7 A·-·· :I. !I I:::,····· :1. pq :I. marble, eroded, reset :I.Y9~ :::i1T1 l t_ h, u l:im:i. t.h 1, ,J amE,s ''CE1r::it .. '' ·:;;-·()°}/ 11 \J" :::; d .. :I. t3 '.:.'; 6 ·-- 7 --· 1 Pi···-:1. II b···· ? pq :I. !:3mi th 1, E,E1.r~ah cl., :I. H40·-- :I.:"?····· l 6 A-·· 1 1, b--:;; pq :I. marble, '.:;hEd 7'()\/ II 4v pgl don,, James Smith broken at base, Ii up ll repaired, Dau. of David & Betsey Libbey "M.E .. L." slate, gooc:I, willow & urn l.... uc:y d. l E< 1 9···-4·-··9 P;·-··:I., c·····2 ou.tsi dE! fencE! :I. 9H6 ,, no1.,-.J 1 ost E\" E{ marble, Mary Elizabeth cl .. :1.827--·:l. ····<';:1. A-:1.,c-:I. II Wife of Capt. Bo1,,.,1 E>s, i:>i,1.mu r,.> l d. :I. i340·--1. O··-<Y) P,··-·:l. 1,b····· 4 pc;.i:I. Libbey, u 4f3\,, pq:I. Wife of Amos Sheldon 11 M1···s:.• l....uc:y ShE?ldon, lB19" slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-H Shelden, Fidelia Dau. of Amos & Lucy Shelden cl. 1 El'./0-··· :I. :I. ·-··2i:5 :I. 6y '' f·•f :i. si; Fi clE! l :i i,i bhE• 1 d E."'!n '' A-:t,c-3 pql slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-H Shf::!ldcin,, .John d.:1.821-:1.2-5 31y A-:l.,c-4 pol slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 ~3h<·?l den,, Jc::,hn Henry Bon of Jahn & Elexabeth Shelden cl" :I. f:32:2·-·· :I.··- :I. "/y '' ,J Dhn l···li:-=:,nr-· v ':::;hf,? l c:li:-::in '' P,··-· 1 ,, c ·--'.::i pq l slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 1:>hE·' l don,, Jc:,hn Henry Son of .John & Elizabeth Sheldon d • :I. El::'.::::;-- C_? --· 9 :l.~.':.irn ''John Hf2nr~-y, ShE•ldon'' P,·--:1.,c::·-·6 pg:!. slate, qciod, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Ashley, Catherine Eliza Wife of A. Ashley, El :·.? C_}i :·,? ~:? :/ I c:: 1:::: " ,::·:l A-:l.,c-7 pq:I. slate, goad, willow & urn cl fl ]. Cl i::11r· k, MHO •MM { : ; E>E11r• ah d. l 76h-'."5··-·2~5 l :~:: Dau. ]\/ If rt Df .Jahn & Sarah Clark Hm Eld slate, qood, F'h:i. lbl'-ic:k, cl .. l El ·--fr-·-'.[? comedian II death head Dc1vid 6m slate, broken, part date lcist �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY F C)~'.) 1 f:lf.. X 2°1 \/ i :1 Son of Paul & Phebe Fowler (?Ir· cl .. 181<::;·····9·--12 ·'l rn :I.\/ '' X .. F" ,, slate, headstone lost Fowler, Jerome d. :I. H24-···9··-· :I. 4 Son of Paul & Phebe Fowler '.:iy JI ,J. i:::·" 11 slate, headstone lost Fowler, Phebe Wife of Paul Fowler 54y double slate, good, d .. 1H46-11-3 i:::· o~,,1 l f,2r·· , P 2'1.u l cl . 1847-··4···-20 On stone with wife Phebe '?(l'y' double slate, good, Pearson, 7m slate, good, Busan S. d .. :I. l:l l 7 -·- ::~; ..... ::::: pg:!. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Harvey slate, good, Harvey, Thomas d. :I.EJ:::::7-·:l.····:I.B pq:I. Mu1:;ha.i/-J,;:1y ,, ''T. H. '' slate, qood, 11 7'.?y ,J. 1·-,1. 11 "H .. C .. slate, <::11,. \/ d.:1.8:1.9-7-13 11 low, 11 67y 1''1. l,...I,, 11 slate , good, Susan Ellen willow & urn, Only dau. of John R. marble, eroded, reset 1992 epitaph-2 & Lydia 8 .. Oxford :l.6m pg:!. p,3_1,..r-·\, 1, '.::\,;1.mue,1 d .. :1.86:1.-5-:1.5 /Jy marble, pr::;,1r•r-·y, willow & urn ~'-.):i.fe, of ,John 1··1 1 d .. :1.842-H-3 willow & urn ''l,1Ji dnv,J 11 d. :!. 8 :1. 9···· :I. :I. ·-6 no willow & urn slate, crackecl, Cl;;:-1.1,..l-:: 1, Hann.:,\h A-2,b-5 epitaph-2 Veteran of the Revolution H4v pq::::oh Oxford, willow & urn, ,John d. 1 ::326····· 4-···4 :1 willow & urn 6y A-2,a-6 1·,·1u 1,; h <:'11/·.) <::\ "y' willow & urn Israel Putnam cl. :1.i:l:1.6-···~:i···••:::: Harvey, willow & urn hE'!ci1--·qe N. almost illegible United States Navy dc.",1.t1:::.,1;; pq:I. Shores, marble, Rachel ci.:1.818-:1.-12 almost illegible Dau. Andrew Tombs, with Mary Stafford /Hy pg2 + Dau .. Rachel Shores, '.:> t i::1 f or· d !' i-··1 i,:t r- ·"/ d. :l.f36~5-·-·:l.0·····4 Bf:ly mi::"11"· b l <=-~ 1, F,i 1--· o cl <'=) cl 1::-:i·-·-2 :1 c:·····4 pg2 grdau. Anclrew Tombs �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Pa.r. r··/, Ri c:hmonc! c!.1828-9-24 85y A-2,c-5 pg1 slate, Leavitt, Charlie cl. 1 f360·--7 ·····24 low, willow & urn Son of Charles W. & Mary A. Leavitt Dau . of Charles W. & Mary A. l....<=::a-...ii t t Leavitt, Lizzie A. d.1859-11-15 15m :I.Oc:I pq'..? marble, low, sleeping child, with Charlie Nay, Stanley d.1842-10-24 A-2,c-7 pg:!. Son Dea, 47y marble, kaymond Nay, died Buffalo, repaired Son Stanley & Sophia Nay, Nay, Charles Clinton d.1860-6-11 30y A-2,c-7 pg1 marble, repaired Nay, Marshall Stanley d.186:1.-10-24 ~~y A-2,c-7 pq:I. marble, NY Son Stanley & Sophia Nay, died Portland, died Albany, repaired Stephens, Sarah Frances Dau. of Nathaniel & Sarah Stephens cl. 1 El 19-··9···-4 l -:::im A-2,d-1 pq:I. slate, low, urn, epitaph-2 Wentworth, Elizabeth cl.1762-8-31 11m slate, Bazin, John, cl. 1819-12-9 good, death head Jr. 30y slate, tipped, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dockum!, Ephr·aim d.1841-4-26 57y Wife of Ephraim Dockum "i::.. (:,. D. " slate, good, willow & urn, E?pi taph·--4 Wife of Ephraim Dockum ':'52y '' 1"1. D . '' slate, qo □ d, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dockum, Sarah Ann d.1833-2-12 4:1.y Dockum!' Mal'"'/ d .. 1fll7·····l-···:?:I. F<E·E•d !' E.;:a.1'· ah cl. 1i:i2l-···<::)·····'.?~:i "l,,Ji. cl c:,~,J" "'/()v . .. / slate, low, willow & urn, Griffith, Charlotte H . cl.1825-12-27 2:1.y L,:1.~Jr· \l, SEir.. c,ih d. :I. H'.:'iO--/:•-·· l ~:i 0 t1 ·-- :::; , b ··- :I. p (;} ~::: 6 Wife of George S. epitaph-4 Me. Me. �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY 1.... c1. t,•.1 r· y ,, r; . 83y f:-3 <~ o ,,.. 9 r" d.1852-5-16 Bt?.nj LE:1l;\llr·•/, d.1836-1-12 II El f:) L.. Ii mE,.1··· b l f,,! ,, E? ,,- o d E-? cl ,1 ti ::::;un of BE>nj ;;;1m:i n i,1m :i. n B. I..•• 14y m ,,·1,,.. b .l E·' , E~ 1·· o d 1-:: cl II II 0 Durgin, Mary Ann 1f::l:"Z:l.---4--·?l :?H\/ M. (i. D. A-3,b-4 pg36 slate, good, 11 cl. 11 urn :in circle, epitaph-1 B!-?nn :i. ng d. lB'.:'.i4···-7·····~'.i E34y P1d,,1mi,;; ,, marble, eroded, epitaph-2 Wife of Benning Adams d n l {':l-4(} •-·•fl ·-.. :·2,~;; A-3,b-6 {::)!:~$·/ pg36 Ji~=) n (:j II ii marble, eroded marble, almost illegible Walk er, Samuel P. d.1840-3-17 33y Walker, Sarah A. Dau. Samuel P. & Elizabeth A. d. 1B47-8-7 11y 5m A-3,b-8 pg36 marble, eroded \(E-:•c:1 ton !l Walker YE:,,iton M;;;,_1r• °)./ cl. :I. i:l2tl···· :l. 2·-··7 Wife of Phinehas Ayers d.:l.863-5-29 BOy 1""1. P,. f'.2i --- :::,; , c: ···· 1 p g ::':: h S:- 1 <::\ t. !'::! ,, •.] D O c:l !I 11 Ha. l t'?y, 11 ep:i. tEiph·-2 ~:,,=.i.r· ah cl. :I. 826-- :l. 0···-7 A-3,d-:l. :::,;:::::·':/ pg30 H. marble, eroded, 11 11 ·::; . e pitaph-l Ha,,.·t., H,::innah ''l. .J:i clov-J'' cl.1819-:1.1-6 82y A-4 slate, low, willow & urn 1 I.... i bbey, .:J E=r·f2rn:i. 63.h cl. :I. fl2.l~.---·(?·····4 7 6y slate, Dearborn, cl • :I. 7'.::i 15-·· 4 -- c;> Benjamin 11 g □□ d, :0r·. willow & urn 11 ::,; 0 y slate, good, death head BF!ahan ,, ,Jc,hn Native of Ireland, emigrated here 1809 d.1fl16-7-31 3:1.y pq ··"1·····t . ::, / P1·····4 !' 1::,--·· :I. slate, willow & urn, masonic: emblems, Dau. of Charles & Eliza Turrell Turrell, Elizabeth P. cl. :l.Dl<::)-··7·····2!::3 '::'iy marble, eroded, tipped epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Turr ell, ~li~~heth Paqe d.1821-10-28 ly 9m Dau. of Charles & Eliza Turrel l Turrell, Elizabeth Page d.1828-11-13 3y 10m P,·-··4, b···-4 marble, eroded, re set Stearns, Sophronia F. Dau. of Edwin & Harret Stearns d.1852-6-7 lB y 2m A-4,b-5 pgJ/ marble, broken, reset Mansfield, Samuel II'.:; • i""'I. II d. I. H 16-···'.5····· El 1 Sly P, ··- 4 !I b ···- (::, p g :::. 7 m,:::1.r-bl1::?, E11--·od1:-2d, Eln::i1.1,m, l1-JEdtr.,!r- Et. d.1816-3-23 25y pq ..::./ slate, good, faint tree design willow & urn, epitaph-4 cl. :1.d16···-:l.--6 h4y ''Capt. H. T. '' A-4,b-8 pg36 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Cl,,,11r•k, \:ii::11--·,;;1h hnn d.:1.856-1-17 46y slate, goocl, willow & urn Furnald, Nancy Wife of Samuel Furnalcl cl.1816-2-:1.1 27y marble, a lmos t illeqible Hart, Elizabeth Wife of Thomas Hart .,1.,::_;ith yr-. ''M1r·c,;;. Eli;''.i::1b1:::: th HE1t--·t, 1760'' poor quality s late, c:rac:kinq, face & wings cl. :l.76:l.-··9···-1fl Pi·-- 4 !I c: ···- 1 :8('2<:':11 !I Z-:::\C:hdlr•:i i::lh d.:1.818-2-22 46y slate, low, !:3hi:1c::kfDF·d, willow & urn "Mc.·1.joF· II ~John ''M,::1..i □ r-- ,John !3hi:"'IC::kfoF·d'' slate, good, winged cherub '.:iHy d. 176<:)-·· 10·---'.?'.5 P,·-·4, c:1--2 Brewster, Joseph '',.JO!:i('c;ph :ur-·f',;l_rJ!::', ter-, 176<::i'' d.1766-12-4 bbY P1··-·-<'.J., d---::~; slate, good, death head E<1' . E:t,•Jste1··· !' Phc:::1bt:-i Wife of Joseph Brewster ,, t· 1f .. i,.;. F· h E:•b £-? Br- f2\,\lfa:; t €':!Ir· ,, d.1767-H-16 ~7v P,·--4 !I d·····.'.1pq:::::6 slat e, wings & 7, part desiqn 1 .. M • P1\tt:-,•r·r:, , F'h i n0?has cl " l f:l :·? :I. ..... ·7 f:! :~:i -::) . l t-; - -· 4 , d -··'.3 UNO F1...w-r-1i::d d !' (inn d. 1 f::l?!.'5 ···- :I. :I. -'.:?4 P,···-4, f,? ····· :I. ~• ll1v1i,•· ■ F' • fl ■ II slate , good, wil l ow & urn, epitaph-4 Wife of Samuel Furnald marble, eroded, same c::las as Fernald �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Jeffares, Christopher d. 1825-5-10 38v slate, I 11 C,:1pt . good, Ii willow & urn Dau. of James & Elizabeth Stoodly Stoodly, Elizabeth d .. l El !:'i 7 ---:::::-----:::!; 0 (:! y El i :,; E!h F:it. h St OCld l y, :I. 7!':'i7 slate, good, bust Df woman II Smith, II 8Dn of James & Eliza F. 18m marble, almost illegible James William Smith d. 1825-2-24 Smith, H"'1_nn;_,,1_h Wife of the late John Smith of Exeter d .. 1822-12-8 A-5,b-3 58y pg38 marble, eroded Dau .. of James & Eliza F .. Smith, Hannah Augusta d.1826-8-18 ly marble, eroded, set. low Pa1,·kr.::.• 11 ,Ji:1ne Widow Capt . d. :I. El24---- '.5---·27 pq:1.9 slate, f3 1r- <::\VF.>~:- !I l,\!i 11 i ;3_m :1.Eiy cl. :I. El:20 ---· :I. 0 ---- :I. 7 1 Matthew Parke of Boston gDDd, 'L,-J .. c:;,. slate, Smith willow & u r n Ii shattered, l ic.:1p:i_ t_;;.\ph----7 01.1--.1, Peduzzi, Margaret T. Dau. of Domenick & Margaret Peduzzi 11 cl. :1_ H26··-7--6 4y Elm 1v1. T. P. 11 A-5,c-2 pg3H slate, repaired, willow & urn Peduzzi, t,,J :i +<;;i D-f DDmF!n i ck Margaret 58y d.:1.839-6-21 II ffl <::l Ir- l"-'1E-?ndum, I'll• p" I:::, ]. ,:? !I II (;;> I'.. 0 d E! cl John d. :I. E!!':_i0--1-----6 h::?y 1-·IF.>n cl um' H" 1"IE11r- y d.1855-8-29 Staples, 1 John Mendum 1·1. H,. 1·,1. 11 Wife of John Staples 74y ,John cl. 18'.:::9-----7 ----Ei Wortman, 11 Margaret cl .. :1.845-3-27 '.-3tdpl~::iS:- 1 W:i+e of 66y iJ"/\/ George H. d . :1.838-4-:1.6 Died New Orleans, with J. & E. Staples 37y pg::':.H Stdples, Elizabeth W.P.. d .. 1797-1-:1.0 A-5,d-3 pg38 Ddu. :I.Om marble, eroded of John & Margaret Staples �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Wortman, Mary Ann Wife George Wortman, dau. J. & M. Staples d" :I. 827 ·--7-·-b 20y II M. t·~. i,J. II A-5,d-4 pg38 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-16 Monroe, Elizabeth R.P. r,·Ion I"' C)f:;!, HE•n I'.. '/ Wife of Henry Monroe 11 d,, 1 ::3i.1·9···- :L 0-·· l l 41:l/ H.M. 11 m;;:i1·· bl e !I F,il'.. c:;cl F,:d Pi·····~:5 !I d·····6 pg::;EJ Monroe, Isadore O.P. Dau. of Henry & Elizabeth Monroe d.:1.849-12-20 17y A-5,d-7 pg38 marble, a l most illegible Quincy, Sarah Relict of Edmund H. Quincy d.1826-12-7 77y marble, illegible, with grdau. Hannah Folsom Fc::,l sorr, !I Hanncih Dau. Nathaniel B. & Sarah Folsom d. between 1817 and 1826 A-5,e-2 marble, almost illegible F :i. t Ch ' J E1.bE~:.:•'. d. :L 7.46··- :I. 1 ·-··'.?? Pastor of I.st Church of Portsmouth 7::~: . ./ slate, cracked, cherub Wife of Rev. Jabez Fitch Fitch!' Eli-:.'. c.1.bF:::th d.1765-10-18 84y slate, cracked, cherub Mendum, Susannah d.1820-1-21 73y Wife of Capt. John Mendum Stiles, Jane Mary Ann Wife of Simeon Stiles 11 d. :I. 826·- 10·--7 '.::i'fy' ,J.M. ,::~. H. 11 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-9 Allcock, Jane Wife of ,Jo~c-E-ph P,llr.::ock 11 Mr.. 1:=;. ,J,,1ni:,i (illc:oc:k'' d.1766-7-27 47th yr. A-5,e-6 pg~Ll slate, qood, dE•,,d.:h tH•?ad E; t :i. 1 f,' '.ci !' ,J o '.-:'if:,: p h d.1827-:1.2-16 26y slate, f31·- i qq '.5, John d . :I. 8 :::!; 0 ···- 9 -·- ::::: pq40 F(·::'r.. n.,?.tl d !' J;;::tr, 1?. d • :I. f::l ::::: :I. ···- :I. 1 ····· :~·16 r'.::i···-6, ,,t·····'.'!; pq8 l ·7 ~:.~ ::::: ..... ·7 ···- ~;:·: ~:; -~./ (:1•·-·6 !, b···-:1. pq40 cl II good, willow & urn, ",}. B. II F2 !' 1 c:,i,J , ::.1 a. t ep i tc.iph--4 Wife c:,f Rendal Fernald /;:l.y slate, good, willow & urn Dau. of John & Sarah Hart "I"I.H. 11 slate, ~pitaph-4 headstone lost �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Wife of Col. John Hart d.1757-4-24 42y M1--··~,. f.:1 ii:\rE•.h H;;:i.i--··t '' P,·-··6, b--2 p q .i'.!-0 slate, good, death head 11 "Col. c:I. 1 TT/····· :I. O···<:;o 7'.?y Col. ,:John l···l<,°lt-t.!, :1.777 1'."1 ··-· 6 !I b ..... :::; pq40 slate, good, death head 11 11 Har··t !I {1b :i. g,;:1i l Wife of Hanson M. :54y II(.."\ H. II d. :l u::'!; l --4--·29 A·-·· 6 , b ····-4 pg40 '='-1 i:":i t e, l CltAJ !I tAJ i 11 11 Hart It H.-:u-t, t: Cl~·-; <·,? pi taph·····4 P,nn M. d • :I. 8 ~':i '.::i-··· :l 2 ·-+l pq40 84y 2m marble, broken, decayed, flat Hart, Elizabeth M. Wife of Han s Dn M. Hart d.:1.855-6-11 72y slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Hart, Elizabeth P. El4\i cl. Jfl82 ·--·· :l0·-··J:] 11 E. P.H. II pr- oc:! Pd rni::tr-· b .I. E~, oDn !' {~br--E\hE1m d.1852-9-28 60y l·lr=!l 1··..-!p 1 D □ n P ,0·1. u l in i:'\ !' d.184:::l-8-10 Frothingham, 59y WifP of Abraham Meloan "P" I"!. ma1--- bl E•, II E,)l' .. od c=,)d John II J" F' " <:=;l at.Ei !' II qo □ cl, 1/\1 :i. l l O l_.-\1 Frothingham, Sarah W.. Wife of John Frothingham ..:!,,,iy "M,.... ~,; . f.:;. ltj. F .. " slate, good, willow & urn cl. :I. (-3'.Z:'!; ..... 6·-- :I. 6 Fr □ thinqham, Margery Wife of John Fr □ thinqham d.:1817-9-16 54v A-6,b:l.2 pq~~ slat e, gD □ d, willow & urn Russell, Eleazer d.:1798-9-1:] 76y Coll E:ctrnr• o-f Cu.~; tom!;j. !I i:-2tc::. 11 E l t,•? i:'. "s:'. f°::! fr· i=;:u1:;c.,;f.?. l l !I Eis q. 11 !::;l atF!, F~ u !:; !5 E~ l 1 !' ,.,a,.... t h ;,,. _ ,.. d.1798-9-21 65y Thankful d. :I. tl06----·f:3·--7 A-6,c-3 4~iy pg39 o-f side broken of-f "M:i. s;s" "1'-'I.R." s late, Shapley, pti1·-·t goad, urn, wordinq Wife of James Shapley 11 T .. H. slate, II good, willow & urn Champney, Richard d .. :LE<:1.9--·--r:.?·-··ltl 7-4y H .. C .. Esq. A-6,c-4 pgJ~ slate, goad, willow & urn 11 11 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY ,. - Drawn, Samuel Jr. II~} f) d.1797-12-20 18y ·r.; pq.. ··.....:,-. . slate, good, 11 Blunt, (.~nqEil i Ci:1 d. 1829-6-23 1y A-6,c-6 marble, i, jj willow & urn, epitaph-4 Dau. Jahn S. & Esther Blunt almost illeqible Tetherly, Oliver cl .. :I. Elt::):::,:--••9····· 12 '.'.'i :t y O .. T. A-6,cl-1 pg39 marble, eroded Ii Ii Tetherly, John P.. Son of George & Nancy Tetherly 4y A-6,cl-2 pg39 marble, eroded, noted with father cl. :I. 820···- :I. 1 ·-··9 Tetherly, George Three children noted on s tone cl .. 1 i:i7:·.?·····4···- l 4 ,::;; 4y ::?m '' G .. T .. A-6,cl-2 pg39 marble, eroded, epitaph-2 (illegible) Ii Tetherly, George Son Georqe & Nancy Tetherly 16y pg39 marble, eroded, noted with father d .. :1.820-11-5 A-6,d-2 Tetherly, Eliza Dau . George & Nancy Tetherly d .. :1.820-12-6 14v marble, e rod ed, noted with father Tetherly, Nancy Wife of George Tetherly d .. :I. i::i~54·•-::=:,---:26 74y '' N .. T .. marble, broken, top lost 11 T et h r,r· l y , f:.1<'201··· q c?. d.:1.843-8-30 2:1.y r;on 8(?.0r- g E~ ;;;, (3 .. T" II mEtl'·b .I. E" ,, er··odt:'-cl II Tetherly, John Henry cl .. :l.ff::0.4····9····:l.9 A-6,cl-5 Son of George & Nancy Tetherly " ..J.H.T." marble, erocled :I.Oy fld pg39 Greenough, Charles Henry On marker with father Charles Greenouqh d" 1 H.i.!'.':'.i··-~~;--24 ~=:;y C" H. G. slate, good, willow & urn, ep itaph-2 11 II Greenough, Charles cl II l El -<l '._:_:_; "'"' '. :5 -·- :·? l A-6 . d-6 ::::; ,:": -; '•/ slate, Son on same marker 11 low, c: If (3 :, 11 willow & urn, epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Shelden, Mary Ann E. cl • 1 8 :I. '.:i ·-· l -·· El 8-l,a-l :::,; m pgl slate, f~;hf:::l. dc-::.•n ,, Ma,~·/ Ann cl. :I. fl 14-·· l ··-:I.::::; :I. '.'::iy 8···-l , ;;·1·····:l pq:I. low, willow & urns With Mary Ann E. slate, low, willow & Harvey, Lyman 8. Son of Thomas & Mary Harvey cl. :I. !:l :I. ::::-·····7 ·-:I.El B··-·l,,b·····:I. slate, good, willow & urn Swanson, Olive Wife of William Swanson cl.:1.825-7-25 74y B-:1.,c-:I. pg2 marble, eroded, epitaph-I. Ma.1·-ti n, GE?org<-:? Thomas Only son of Jeremiah cl. :I. EJ::s4-· :I. :I. ..... c;i bY "G.T.M. B·-- :I., cl-··· :I. pq:::: m,::•.r·· blE• ,, ,,i.lmos.t illE-:giblE-1 11 H;;:1r--t, [;.J:i. 11 i i:H"O I ns:,tr··t.tm(-? nt m;=.1ke1·· d. :I.El:l.2 ·--:1.··-•l::=; 7!:ly l,.J. H. pq2 sla te, reversed, 11 11 1 w:i.ll □ w & urn NE:a.l , El :i. z ,:i1bE2th W:i.f e of Thomas Neal d.:l.fl39-3-3 ;~y B-:l.,d-3 pq2 slate, good, wi llow & urn l\k:-:•i::•.l, ThDmas. d.:1.8:1.0-2-2:1. I3····· :I., d·--4 56y slate, broken, ,Jonathan d.:1.825-:1.0-20 40y slc,itE::, split :, B·····l, d···-1.:".i pg'.? part lost, epitaph-2 F··ci.1. som,, t,,J:i.llovJ ~:,: ur--n Dau. of John & Sarah Stackman Slackman, Sarah Ann d ., :l t.➔ :~:; :::; ····· ::~; ·-·· :~::. l ~:=; ffl EJ t~, t:) " B-:1.,e-:I. double marble, illeg:i.ble, with John H. 11 11 tr II Stackman, John H. Son of John & Sarah Stackman :I. y 7m '' J. H. S. '' double marble, illegible, with Sarah Ann cl. :I. H::=;:::,:---::::; ..... 2'.:5 Foster, Charles B. Son of J.D. & E.K. Foster d.:1.841-12-25 1:1.m pq'..? slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Furber, TheodDre Oldest son Theodore & Lydia Furber, d. :1. H:1.::>···'5···-:1.2 :l.9v "T.F,. 8-:1.,f-:I. pg5 slate, broken, top lost 11 ll a 11 marble, ~3 n II eroded, faint design Dau. of John & Jane Shackford Shackford, CarDline cl. :I.El:1.fl-··9·--:1.El 4.,/ marble, er □ decl, law, carved rose drowned �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Gray, John Greenleaf d., :I. (:30::~--..· l 0·-· 14 :I. ~5m J .. (3., G. B-2,a-1 pg2 slate, good, II 11 willow & urn Son of William & Elizabeth Moses 6m slate, low, sprig in circle, r eset higher d . :I. EiO~."i·-·· :I. 2·--Ei B-2,a-2 Dau .. of Joshua & Mary H .. Dunn, Mary Frances M .. i:::· .. D .. d .. :1.834-7-30 5m :I.Od 11 Dunn II 8·····'.2, b-···:I. Son of Joshua & Mary H .. d., :l Ei:::!;'.:_':i·····~.:i-···2'..:i '.?y l'::)l,•J II D., o" II 8-2,b-2 marble, eroded Dunn, Ma1,-y H .. Dunn ~,J:i.fi=.• of iJ01:c.hua Dunn cl .. :I. B :3 9 -··'.':"i ···- :I. ;: _:_; '..?By " M.. H .. D. II B·--:·,?, b ---:::!; p q :;;: mD.1'-ble, E0 1~od<2d ,.} on<=.:<::;!' John Son Capt. Samuel & Mary H. (i. d. :I. H04····· 10 --::>) B····2 !I c:·--:1. pg2 Jones l'/ slate, low, chipped, willow & urn Akerman, Henry S □ n Samuel & Sally Akerman cl. :I.H0<:>-···7·····1.4 :::!;y B-2,d-:I. pg2 slate, good, circle design Sp:i.nnPy, Iz.E~t.t.e b. :1.8:1.0-1:1.-10 d . :1.893-3-30 pq'.? heavy marble, 3-part, q □ od L_ \::t k E·! in -t:':l n '.' 1::-i <="~ ,,•. c:; r·, I:> on o ,c (~ i:1 t-· on & Elizabeth Lakeman :::::y "h .. L .. II d., :I. Ho::::.--5-<:'0 B·-·2, ,~•---2 pg2 mE1rbl,::i!, good f3p:i.nn<,~y, Dc,.n:i.F!!l T .. H. Son of Samuel & Bybel Spinney "D. T . H. \:;,. cl., :I. B::'!;h-· :I. ···-20 4·/ H···-2, f:2---::::. pq2 slate, good, willow & urn II Sp:i. nnf2y !I Mc1l'"Y 1.,,.,1. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Spinney "M .. [J..)., s. d.:1.8:1.2-:1.0-22 20y slate, good, sunburst de sign II Died at Rio de Janiero Spinney, William C. d .. :1.82908-:1.H ~~y marble, eroded, noted with mother Mary pq2 Spinney, Mary Wife of Thomas Spinney d .. 1846-2-:1.9 75y marble, eroded , noted with son William Spinney, Thomas cl .. :I. !:l4H····El-··22 H·-·· 2,e·····h Robert Spinney noted same stone T. 13. marble, low, Pr □ ded H2y II 11 :O:i. <-::icl cit BDs,ton Spinney, Robert H .. d .. :I.H24-:l.2-2 27y marble, low , eroded, pq2 with Thomas �□f GRAVESTONES Hart, Esther M. Dau. d.1805-1-26 14m pq2 slate, □f NORTH CEMETERY Benjamin & Elizabeth Hart qa □ cl, sprig in circle, with mother I::. I 1 z. ab E•t h Wife of Benjamin Hart d.1805-2-22 39y pq2 slate, good, sprig in circle, with Esther H,::1.1--· t: , Barter, Elizabeth Eldest clau. Amclrew Tombs, ~sq. d. 180~'.) · . l ···9 slate, law, urn & wreath, with Tombs pq2 ·romb~::., n O cl i:·l t P1ndi'"("f!\,\I Dau. Elizabeth Barter noted on stone E:'!:5 B·····'.,? !I i:'2 ····:::l slate, low, cracked, urn & wreath, career notes Stafford, Sarah A.R. Shores Dau.of Mary Stafford d.1874-5-3 77y Bm B-2,elO pq2 marble, repaired, grdau. Rachel Shores Downing, no cl,::1.tE~i::; 8-2,f-1 Jn □ pg3 United States Navy, marble, eroded M-::t.r·d<'2n!, iJ.H. (John H.) (d.1877-12-31) (54y) 8-2,f-2 pq3 marble, (icli:'t:"ii!,-;, (1dr· un cl. :1.864···7-·:2:7 IJ '\ Co. 1:3, 10th N.H. Inf. (Civil ~·J,,:ir) eroded '\ H.H. slate, name John II cracked, urn in circle, epitaph-6 Warren, Elizabeth M. Dau. Benjamin & Elizabeth Warren Ely '' E. M. 11-J. '' slate, low, broken, top lost 8····2!, q···:I. cl. :I. FJ2-<'.1····9···.. 7 Warren, Elizabeth 14m cl • 1 E3 :I. 1 ··-1 :>··· 1 ::,; Hoi,:1r !' Wife of Samuel t,nn2:i cl. :I. tlO'.'.:i-·2···26 B ..... 2, t;i ..-:=; Dau. of Benjamin & Betsey Warren II E. \1J. 11 '.:::fry- 11 (1. H. Hoar, with Infant dau. 11 pq:::- 1...1rn Akerman, Elizabeth Dau. of Samuel & Sally Akerman d. 1 ElO~.i---::::; •... 4 .::,y '' E. A. B-3,a-1 pgl slate, low, willow & urn II 1v1c,ul ton, ~::;i=.tl'"i::th Emery Dau. of Nathaniel T. :l.4y "8,, E,, M. 11 slate, low, willow & urn & cl. 1 B26 ..·.. :I. '.2 ·-· 1 :::=. Son of Nathaniel T . Mo1...11ton,, ,John f:::: .. d.:1.826-9-3 10w slate, low, top part last & Lydia Moulton Moulton, Emeline Lydia Dau. of Nathaniel T. & Lydia Moulton II d. :I. ff?f:3-·· 1 o .... J H 9m E,, L... 1·1. 11 slate, low, repaired, part lost, willow & urn pq:::C:O �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Cate, Salome Widow of Henry Cate d.1845-10-8 64y marble, repaired, re~et pg2El Emery, Almira Dau. d. 1 !:l '..24·- :l ::?---~.i B-3,c-2 of Peter & Lydia Emery 7m pg28 sla t e, good, willow & urn Foster, Robert Nichols Son of Jessey & Eliza Foster b.1820-11-6 d.1821-1-10 8-3,d-l pg3 slate, low, willow & urn Greenville, William Son of Charles & Mary Ann Greenville d.1833-10-17 6y 6m marble, almost illegible, low, re set higher Briggs, William Son of William & Elizabeth Briggs d.1811-3-8 3w 2d slate, low, reset, no design Streeter, Sophia Ruth cl. 1d1b·--9···-17 Dau. Rev. Seba stian & Ruth Streeter ?y Brown, Daniel Walter d.1817-9-4 1y 9m slate, Son Daniel & Rebecca W. low, reset, willows, Brown epitaph-2 Austin, Abiqail L. Dau. Samuel & Abigail Austin ::'::y slate, good, urn & wreath d. :I. BO 1 ·-··9··-· I. 9 Rugg, Ann Emilv Jane Dau. of Ivah & Olive A. d.:1.832-1-26 2y 3m 13d slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Lydia Wife of John Bowles 71 y d. l 8~:;:,:---::'..·-!5 slate, E{o~·-d. E•i;; :, Rugg good, willow & urn slate, good, willow & urn ,J c:,h n cl. :I. El::::7--7·--B ?'.?y Bowles, Charles cl . 1 EJ::':- :I. -·-B--4 ::::::?y Wife Frances same stone slate, good, willow & urn Bowles, Frances 8. Wife of Charles Bowles cl.1840-9-12 39y slate, good, willow & urn, with Charles Bc:,~•Jl E~r:=,:, {~bi ~Jai 1 ''(,,Ji do1/•..t'' ~ for·rr1f.?.t' .. l y of Harni l ton, d.1826-12-28 86y slate, good, willow & urn Bowle s, Nabby Dau. cl.182:1.-8-22 28y pq . :;,/ of John & Lydia Bowles 1''1<'3.s.s. �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Bowles, Lydia A. cl • :l. Ef:!: !'::i--- :s---4 B-4,a-7 Dau. pg37 slate, goad, Bartlett, Henry Martyn d.:l.852-7-18 B-4,a-8 Charles & Frances Bowles □f :l. 0 -y· willow & urn Son of James & Lucy Bartlett 21y marble, eroded Bartlett, Henry Smith :1. fn 1----s--20 ..·•··.::., .;/. Son of James & Lucy Bartlett c1. Bartlett, Horace Kenney Son of James & Lucy Bartlett Bartlett, Margaret Hall Dau. James & Lucy Bartlett cl. 1H!:i2---7----1f.:l 2:1.v "M.H.B." B----4, i!:i_l :I. pg-_:'../ mc"r.!'"blr?!, F:.•1·-odi:?.d Hartt, Mary Elizabeth d. :I_ 8'.:;: 1-----:;:-----7 1y B----4, b---- :I. pg::=:;o Dau. of Samuel & Mary Hartt slate, good, willow & urn Hi 11, .Jan<-,~ Wife of Elisha Hill ''M1r-s;_,, ,Ji:-,nr::! H:i_ l l !' cl.1773-5-:1.8 29th yr. 8-4,c-1 pg29 slate, qooc:I !' c:IE?,,~th hE•c.~.d M,;:,r--s;h !' ,.John cl. :I.El:1.4----10---2:1. B---- 4 !I c::----'..? P:i_c:kE~1--inq, M<','I'- C: h ;;;,n t 4:::i;-/ II II sandstone, eroded, r.-~big;;:i:i_l d.1805-12-:1.2 ii. M. willow & urn Wife John Pickering, dau. "1v1rs. P,. P:i. c: kE~!''" :i_ nq" 62y Jacob Sheafe Picki;::11•-in,;J, ,John "Hon." "Hon. ,John F'icki,~r-ir,q, LI....D'' d.1805-4-11 67v B----- 4!,c--4 pq29 mc:11·-ble, E1lmo ,:-t illE?.q:i.bl(-?., lonq 1 Sheafe, Hannah d. 1 -T/;:!:----1 :I. -----1 ::":: f3hec.:,_f<::>, Wife of Jacob Sheafe, Esq. 'yT. M1,-<:,-. He-,1nnc,ih ShE:a+ E':, s late, goad, winged cherub '.5~_)i_:h l T?:::!:" Ja_c::ob cl. 1791-,:S---26 B-----4,c:---6 Pd-,:E:•1---m;=.,n !' PhE~bf-:? d .. J.774--10---J.4 B----4 !I c: ---7 76th y1r-. ''.Jacob '.::1hee,+c~!' Es;q. s;l a_te, qood, winqed cherub, 11 pg'..?El 17'::_?j_" E-,ip :i_ t ,;;i_p h ---.:; Ph(eb('::: P,ker--mi::1r. , 11 1.,..lr· !::- .. Shillaber, Joseph d .. :1.849-7-20 50y B----4 !I cl----- :I. 11 headstone lost, date A. H. l....oc::ke sandstone, Ci::1pt .. ''F,,~_th f'!!!''" 11 ffl<":;11'-- h 11 1 E! !I f:?I'- II Cid (0'cl Sc:rigqins, l....ydia E. Wife of Stephen D. Sc::riqg:i.ns cl. :I. fl4::?-----8--:2b '.:?4y L.. .. E. '.::! .. B-4,cl-2 pq28 slate, qood, willow & urn, with Harriet II II �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Scriggins, Harriet A. cl .. 1846-----7 -··'.,?2 B--4, d ----- '.2 ;.., .... \/; 11 Dau. H. {1. :::;,, sl ,:3_tE.~, pq28 of Stephen & Lydia Scriggins 11 oood !I willow & urn, with Lydia Pickering, Frances IIF,, F'. II d.1822-1:1.-3 46y B-----4,,d·---::,: (":: 1r- o d (::! d Akerman, Benjamin BEin j ,,_m :i_ n Ake1~m,:;:-,_n d.1783-8-24 69y B-·--4, d-----4 sl c3_te ,, qood, r·1::?.i'::-et, t,~:i_nqi?.d c::hF.~r·u_b 11 Jenkins, Elizabeth d.1809-4-12 63y 11 1 Wife Richard Jenkins, dau. IIE. J" II ic,-1 i::i t f2' Wentworth, Henry Howard Son John B, d .. :I. B40--·-9----~'_ ; !:5m H. H. 1/-.J. 8-4,d-6 pg28 marble, eroded II l'1 la_1•.. \i II Olive Wentworth & 11 P, k <-::i 1-·- m ,,~ r"i , IA! e1 1 t <i?.• r-d. :1.E309 --·-12 -··1:I. 71. !::,t YI'". B---4 , d -----7 pq28 i;.; 1 ,,:1t f::! ' aac: k !'::-On, willow & u_1---n cracking, 1 Q\A_I ;1 Mir-<::;,, good ,1 u1~n 11 d.1B09-12-15 ;;y B-4,d-8 pg2B slate, goad, willow & urn Lakeman, Abigail cl 1(-=r::;~:', -•..:::::--16 ff?y (1 I....• B-4,e-:I. pg28 slate, repaired, n II n JI willow & urn {:i l,\101--thy C:i ti. z t=.•n Rowell, Nehemiah 1-- 11,.. ,, l'--lt=.•hi:2ff,:i. ,,,_h i=,:ot,-,1<=.!l l , d,, :I. T/9-··9·-·7 :::=.O-y B-·--4 !I f::1-·--2 pg'?tl slate, goad, death heacl 11 11 11 1 1 Goold, Margaret cl,, 18 U:3-·7 ·-1 7 H:lm pg2B Dau. II of John & Martha Goalcl M. G. slate, 11 good .. urn & circles Wheelwright, Mary Codman Dau. Ebenezer & Sarah Wheelwright M. c. ti..),, b .. 1832-7-20 d .. 1833-9-2 8-4,e-4 pg28 marble, eroded, epitaph -3 11 Wife Capt. cl. 1779-2-21 B-4,f-1 pg28 II John Parrott of Portsmouth J;y slate, goad, death head, San of Supply & Eliza W. d.1820-8-19 14m 8-4,f-2 pg3 slate, tap broken & last wording-8 Ham Ham, Elizabeth W. Dau .. of Supply & Eliza W. d .. 1824-10-10 19m 8-4,f-3 pg3 slate, low, willow & urn Har- r- o l cl, r;u k E1y d. lH:2:-:?-----:1.-----l l Wife of Capt. 11 Mir- ~s. slate, f.3,, 1--1 .. good, Joseph Harrold 11 willow & urn Ham �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY i'---Jor-· t Dr-·, 1, tin n ii:1 d. lti22 ····'.:".i···:l. 9 Widow of Josiah Norton 4(/·y "(~. I\I. slate, cracked, F'i.J r-· t:H-? r · ,, l"'l <:1T ·/ :8 • Dau. of 90y :I. Om d. :i. El84····· :I. l ···24 marble, Fl...t!'"'bf21'"' 1··1-:::,,···/ !I cl. :I. B42-----::~:---24 :8--···:":i!, i::1•···-<t 11 William Furber 11 1v1 .. B. F. 11 repaired, reset Wife of William Furber "lvl. F. double slate, go □ c:1, willow & urn , '?4\/ )'.<'.f.y 11 Wife Mary same stone 1,A,i F cloublf2 sl;;;,te 1, q o o cl ,, I.A) i 1 l 11 u n II i:::: u ,.J • <,;l <::ttf:!!' t, C::• If•.) /,f:l\/ II~==} 11 ~:;li::.t<,':, John Jackson t,.1i 11 r:• II C)\A) & urn, Bowles, n olc:I repair, 1...trn qood 1, 1 John Walles ..::, /y ''iJ. i~. B. slate, low, willow & urn, d. :1.B:::i;4 .... ::=.--·27 fl epitaph-3 Teague, Howard J. Son of John & Mary J. Teague d.:1.853-11-28 ~y 4m pg ..:=./ marble, eroded, with Frank Son of John & Mary J. Teague, Frank H. d.1847-10-23 9m pq ..::,/ marble, Teague, Mary A. Dau. d. 1842-12-20 6m Teaque, Dau. Martha E. eroded, Teague with Howard of John & Mary J. d. :I. ::.~44··-'.".:i···· l -4 '.'5m pq ..:!,/ marble, Teague of JDhn & Mary J. eroded, Teague with George Teague, George N. Son of John & Mary J. Teague d. 1847-1-8 :I.Sm pg . ::,/ B·····~.'i,c:1:I.O marble, eroded, with Martha Merriam, Nathaniel "Ca.pt. Ci::q::it n j\j., Mn d.:1.82:1.-:1.2 -4 54y B-·'.'.':i, c:1 :I.:!. slate, broken, 11 11 Merriam, Mehitable fl4y I?.···· ':.'.'.i , a l 2 !' I \/i::"i.h I\I" d. :I. El/t:l··-· :I. 2-··2 :I. •c; l i:'1-l:::F,• 1, HUl]I] 74\1 :I. Om m;;;1r·l::ilf:?, f..->p:i. t;;,i.ph--···4 II f.3~;·,.muel d. :I. H'..~'El·--·· :I. 2····27 epitaph-4 11 Widow of Dr. d. :I. El2fl····6--···'? Fr··ost 1, willow & urn qood 11 top lost p;:~1--·t 1 ost �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Rugg, Olive Ann d.1875-12-10 Merrill, Ivah N. Rugg Wife of 75y Hannah Wife of Benjamin Merrill 44y marble, almost illegible d.1816-9-26 Fitzgerald, Margaret cl. :I. Fi<~16····[:3 .....9 B-5,b-2 El'.?'/ II pg29 Wife of Ezekiel Fitzgerald M. F. II marble, G0Dd1~:ic:h, hnni::\ good Widow of James Goodrich & d. :1.842····10···19 11 6~1~·:: ·y1 f~11 E:i" mEll'. bl<'':!:• Mo~"·E•s., 11 E!r·· ud~,2d On stone with Anna Goodrich Moses 4()y J. M. m,::,.r·· b 11::2 1, f:7!r· oded ,] ohn d. :I. El 16···4-:I. :2 11 11 Moses, hnna Goodrich d.1H42····10···19 Widow of James Goodrich & John Moses ''A .G.'' /.,':::Ov marble, eroded, with John Moses Born at Little Harbor Fitzgerald, Ezekiel b. :1. ·:n30-· :L 0··· 16 d. :I. t:i:·.?9····2-'..?'.:i rr,a,r•b.l.F!, goc:,c:I Teague, Annah Bell Dau. of John d. 1 f:360-·4····24 ::".iy· 7m ,:1. B. 8-5,b-5 pg29 marble, eroded 11 & Mary J. Teague 11 T<=!!aguE-? 1, Edv.1i n Son of John & Mary J. Teague d.:1.860-4-8 :L:l.m F. T" B····· !'.:i,b····f.::. pq:~?9 marble, eroded, with hlvin 11 II TFJr.:i.qu<,2, (..:1lv :i.n Son of John & Mary J. 11 d. 18!5~:5····c."./ .-··22 f.::.y ~5m (::i. T. 11 pq29 marble, e roded, with Mar·ch 1, StE=.•phE•n cl. :I. 77'.:::--:~!,-··· 1 '.:'.i 1 y pq29 !::;. Folsom, Mary 1·•k·. 1 a t f.•? !I 11 Dau. c:I. 1 ff.?0-·2 ·-1 :;? B ···-~'.';, c: -·· :I. ::3-/ i::;tr;;ip h 1::2n c: 1"· ,0.\c: k E~d B-5,c-2 M. F., slate, Moore, Mary Ann ';;:6y 8-5,c-4 pq29 4<:,y 11 [1.J.,(1.lv)., & Mary Ann Maure 11 low, willow & urn, epitaph-H Wife of John Moore ''M .. h.M. '' slate, cl. :I ff:\H·-· :I. 0·-~5 1772'' f,: c r· os;.<:;,b on es urn Son of John d. :l.i:l2Sl····:l···-:·,?7 cl .. 1H2:l.···rt-:;:4 ll 11 slate, good, pq29 <=;, k u of Nathaniel & Mary Folsom 11 Moore, William Archibald I:::,. :1.fl?:1. ·-··7-···l MEtl'.. c::h, ,, good, "D. G. marble, 11 good willDw & urn, epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES Hart, Phebe d. :i77~',:-••7···4 8-5,c-5 H ,::\ r.. t:. , NORTH CEMETERY □f Wife of George Hart 4:1.y ''M,,·i::; .. Phr::?bF..• Hi::\1···t,, J.77:~:;•• pg29 slate, low, death head Fi(·?. c:i 1"· g <·?. cl. :I. Elo'"/· _.. 4 .•• 1.1.1. Boye! , Phebp cl. 1777·..·:l.0·-17. Fi::;q. :I.El07'' part top lost, ''C:1 .. H. sla te, Dau. of George & Jane Boye! :I.Uy pq2El slate, goocl, Tilton, winged cherub, ep itaph-4 Jacob Es,.q. cl .. :1.·1·/6·-<I. :l. ···7 40y " ....... ·l::.orL, E~:;q .. B-5,d-2 pg28 sl at e, good, death head 11 11 11 Manning , Lucretia Dau . of Ephraim & Hannah Manning d.1B :?:l.-·l0·-• ~:,;J. :27m ''I.... .. M. 8-5,e-:I. pg28 slate, low, willow & urn 11 ++ards, Elisabeth 78y cl.:1.778-7-27 Relict Capt. Abraham Edwards of Newbury E 1 i c,;c\l:if,•:•th EclWi::\I'. di:; slate, good, head with wings, script letters Ii II Curtis, Mary On stone with husband Joseph d . :1.825-12-:1.4 66y B-5,e-3 pg28 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Cuir·t is,, ,J o~=·<~ph Wife Mary same stone cl .. l El22-.. :1. :2·-· :I. :I. 7:1.v pq2El s lat e, good, willow & urn, Hc11·.. t, epitaph -4 Bf2nj ami n "E-1 .. H. slate, good, II 8···6, ci:\ - :I. willow & urn, epitaph-4 Adams, Nathaniel cl .. :I. 7 <:i 8 -.. :I. 0 ·- :I. ::::; 4 :·,;-: y I'·..!,=.it:. h r·, :i. e,d (~ ci i::\lll is ,, :!. 7 <::; B 8-6,a-2 pg39 slate, good, winged cherub, II Adams, Elizabeth d n :I. 8 :f 4-· 1 :I. ·---'..?(i Payson, Sarah Payson, ep itaph-4 Relict of Nathaniel Adams t_~ J y II E" A" slate, b. :I. 7'.57-.. :I. 0·-·9 11 i=.1 11 low, willow & urn Wife of Jonathan Payson c:I,. :I. El:·.?o·-.. (jl-·6 II Mr.. ':,.. II J f3 .. F'. II Jonathan d. 18::?6··. '.:?·••::3 a Fl" !I mE\rb 1 (",1, Pinkham, Ruth Ann b .. :1.814-9-30 d .. :1.820-9-1:1. slate, good, Oliver, Susannah Dau. d.1768-B-:l.2 20th yr .. B-6,b-1 pg:1.7 slate, willow & urn Daniel & Bethia Oliver of Boston .. Eu.c.;annah Dl i v1::2r.. '' good, death head □f 11 1·,.l1·.. s �GRAVESTONES Ne.-::·11, ,Joish uE1 d . l E<::: l ···<>- l B·····h, b···-2 r.., Bci~'-1 l E•~; II CEtpt. ,:::,4\/ He~nn ah 1, 11 cl. :I. El::::; :1. ····8·-··20 B-•·••6 !IC: ••• :I. l,1J:i. ·f tl:l.y II iJ. N. <=:' 11 NORTH CEMETERY of 11 of DE?,,~. c c::, n !-·I.B. 11 slate, good, E1,::1mu.E•l willow & urn Boh1 l ~::if: ;, \:;,3mu<-:.•i 1 d,. l !30'.:,::--- l :l --::::pq29 Fr··o~:-t :, mEirble, almost illegible Widow of Capt .. S,::tr ah George Frost ll ~3 i:::· !I cl,. :I. tl~'.i7-·4-7 84y :~:;fn m,:'<.rb 1 <-:=:, E=:r-·odf,?d 8·····6, c:··-5 p,.;.J:?9 n n Bowles, Hannah Wife of ThomEis S .. Bowles :,:: :I. y H. B. )3···-6, c:--4 pq29 s late, good, wi ll ow & urn, c:I .. :I. El :I. :I. -·-6-··-~5 II 801.-J 1 f,?<,;, Inf ,:::tn t :l.-·H·-·:l6 11 with infant Son of Thomas & Hannah Bowles cl. :1.l:ll marble, 11 T .. almost illegible, with mother u. f"·-'I. sl €,i_te, II good, m;;1sonic: emblems, epitaph-4 Son of Dr. Hall & Mary Jackson "Samuel ,J EH:: k r:::.on, J.774" slate, good, cherub ?~:1c:I pg29 E-:i1•·:i.ff:i.th , 1 Sa.,·--,,~h cl .. :1.780-5-29 B-6,d-:I. PEirHif2r· 1, PE;•l:i.c:t of De~.v:i.d Gr-·if·fith 11 0+ thi~; to1,\1n '' 42y pg2H slate, good, death head Al E•>: Son of Abraham & S.P. Pender 4m double marble, almost illegible, with Frances cl. :1.H47····7·-··20 Pender, Frances A.. d.:1.852-:1.0-2 B-6,d-2 Dau .. of Abraham & S .. P. Pender 2m Hd double marble, almost illegible, Son of Alfred J,, d. :I. f344····6··••:~; 9cl B-6,e-:l pg28 EitoDdlEi\l, clicimes; cl,, :I. 779·····6-·6 6::?y & with Alex Elizabeth Hill marble , eroded ''Esq .. 11 slate, good, cherubs with crown Li bbE•y 1, DE•nn i. ' =· cl. lH6l·-·4·····1.::::: T.?\,, :I.Om lili:,1r· bl t:1 C;;imE?ron, l'1la. ,~y E. cl,, :I. 840····· :1. :?---~:4m B·-··6, +-:I. pg2f:l Dau. , brDken, bottom lost, set low Martin H .. & Clarissa Cameron �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY McIntire, Dau. of Neil & Mary McIntire Cl ii:11'" :i. i;:;isa Mc: Int :i. r.. 1:::, 1, :I. 79 :I.'' slate, good, death head, with Andrew Clarissa c:I. :I. 79 :l.-·-:l :l.--2H B-6,f-3 pg28 :I. Slm 11 ,.,.--.... McIntire, 179:1. Andrew ('',:•) p .J2El 1 McIntire, Son of Neil & Mary McIntire :l.1,,\1 slate, good, death head, with Clarissa Katherine Dau. of Neil & Marv McIntire .,'.J.y :I.Om 'K.,:;\ th(,2r.. in<,:> i"'lc:Int :i.r-F2 slate, good, headstone stolen :1.986 cl .. :1.781-.. 7--27 1 11 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Johnson, Sarah cl" :I. H:2~.",; ..... 9-,. 17 C-1,a-1 '.:.,m:i. th!' Wife ·71 y pg5 11 Taral Johnson □f 1=.;,. ,.J . 11 slate , good, willow & urn D<:1n:i. c~l cl .. 1 B 1 1 .._ :I. l ·--21 II[) 11 '.~::,;., II sandstone, part surface lost Ditson, John d .. 1!:l:l.:i.--7' Of Lexington, ''J .:O . 4:1.y slate, good, Sheafe, John Mass . II willow & urn, epitaph-2 Merchant d.:I.H:1.2-1-24 50y C--·1,a--4 sandstone, most of surface lost 1,,.,<::d h';?r !! JC) S(7?p h cl .. 1 fl :I. 4-· 1 --:2c;; 80y ",.J . l>-.1." C ..... 1, E1··-~.:i ~; 1 a. t E• , f ,,~. C: t:?. Billings, Mary d .. :I.B:l.1.'5 ·- 11·--f.~l :i.n Relict of Richard Billings "Mr·;=..• 7i::➔ y M. B." slate, good, pg':i willow & urn Marshall, Hannah cl. 1H21 -.. 1 :·.?·-·22 C·-1 , l>J,,1lk<-2r, 79y pq~.) .;::1-7 E::leanor.. d .. :I. B2:}; ..... 1 :I. ..... ;;!•ii· "H .. M." slate, qood, urn !,,Ji +t,1 o+ Joi=.;eph 11 Mr- s... E .. t,.J . '' good, willow & urn, f.?.6\/ slate, long text t•.Ja. 1 he:• r.. !' Fi us. 2U"i d.:I.H37-3-17 69y c . . . 1, 2.--9 marble, eroded, tipped H<::t r .. t :• !,,Ji l 1 :i. 0.1m d.1B11-7-15 28y C-:l.,b-1 pg5 sla te, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 l,1Jc:1.l kE•t'" !' ME1ry cl .. :I. 954 ..... 9 ..... :·;;;:7 pq:'.:i Bue: km:i. nstf.',-r, d. :l.f.➔ 14-...:::, ..,.. 12 C-1,b-3 Fl'"i:'1nc<7':! '.-5 :I.Hy ''Miss'', di:'1U. 11 i:::r,::,,v.. ,.J o<=;eph Bue: kmi nstt:?.I'" i::·. B." gray marble, almost ill eg ible Tappan, Isabel Wife of Amos Tappan cl .. 1 fl 1.,l-.. 4 ...-:-;:;,:::=: 49y "I . T . " C-1,b-4 sandstone, face lost Kennard, Margaret d. 1 B 1 7 ..-:::; ....·'.? c . . . 1 , b-.. ~.=.; Kennard, 6'.::::y Nathaniel Kennard II sla te, good, Nathaniel d.:1.823-6-24 Wife of Capt . "!"In!<,. willow & urn, epitaph-2 Veteran of the Revolution "Capt. hi . I<." sla t e, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 68y �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY !,Jcir--ni?t... , hqn<-2s 11 1.,li s; s '' d.1809-11-5 32y C-1,c-1 pg5 slate, H-:::1.m, HF2nr-y Ham, Mary d .. 1838-:1.0-9 slate, good, epitaph-4 79y pg5 slate, good, 1--·la.m, El :i. ;,: r.:1b E•t. h 1·· 1 i cl. :I. Ei49--6···- :I.:~;; HOy 11 £-c-i=; II willow & urn 11 F. H. 11 slate, good, willow & urn Elizabeth cl .. 1 El :I. :t --2---1 '-1- C-1,d-:I. pg6 l....c•.ckl, Lydia cl • :I. El :I. :I.····· :l 0---- :I. C·····:l.,cl·--2 Walden, urn, Wife of Timothy Ham 93y slate, good, willow & urn H;,1.m, T:i. mothy cl .. :I. 8:24---6---!'::i Wyatt., epitaph-2 1 :1. y pg~~ C-1,c-4 willow & urn, Son of Timothy & Mary Ham c1 .. 1 so:::!:- :1. --7 C-1,c-2 good, pg~5 E .. [,,J .. slate, repaired, ::;!7y II II willow & urn, epitaph-2 "l',.lri::-. " II L.. L. I I ,5J. i::1.t.E~ !I good, :~:;'.:iy Sylvester M. 9y s late, good, i,--,1:i. 11 O\aJ f,: urn San of Nathan & Elizabeth Walden d. :t Ell 7 ·····9--f) willow & urn, epit.aph-4 Palfrey, Abbigail Widow of John Palfrey of Boston 64y P. C-l,d-4 pg5 slate , good, willow & urn cl. :1.812-···:l. :1.-··2 11 11 {:,. 81"-?l l ;1 DDl'""Ot.l"""i"y' Relict Capt .. Matthew Bell of New Cast.le cl. :l.t3:l.9---7---9 70y "Mt'"'£.;; .. D. B. II C····· :I., d·····~:i pq~."i slate, qood, willow & urn Dr·· E? 1_,i , ,J E? r · c::iin E~ cl. :I. Ei-46---6--- :I.~=; C----1, d--.i_:_, pq~.) Son of Samuel & Sarah Drew of Durham ::::.::::;•.:-/ ti,,] Jr I) .. rn,::11'-hlE?!1 II almo~:-t :i. 11 E1g j_ bl f:? !' VJ i 11 :i. ,::1m Erected by his fat.her 11 i\l II cl. :1.815-2-1 34y C·-- :I., d--- 7 pq;."i s late, gciod, urn '-) i::11...tq h i,1n 11 Walden, Elizabeth \/" Wife of Nathan Walden "E.l.,1.J. II cl .. :I. 94:::::----6----9 ~'54y C--- :t, d·····f:3 pq'.:.i mar-bl E~, f::?r··odE•cl \;_Jj_ +Ei of .John Place, Nancy Jones d.1814-3-20 28y 7m "N. a. P .. " c----:1., c1-----9 mr.:11--·b l F!, fc!l'"'Dclt:::•cl Ham, f4nn "Mi •5s" cl. 182;:'i--·4·•--:::!:(l ~5'.?y H. " C-:t,d:tO pg5 slate, qoocl, 11 (..~ . willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Dau .. of William & Margaret Dame :l.7m "E,, D .. " slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Ui:'<.m,,=., :• Em i 1 1 .~-. cl,, :I. H :I. 0--H·-<2!":i C-1, E•··- :I. pqh NE11.,,Jton 1, ,John Native of Gosport ci" :l.t:l:I. :1, ..-:1. --26 .-:'.J.f:3y ",J.N." C::·--:1., ~?. ""•2 pg6 marble, almost Da.me, GEiOl'"qEi d. :I. 8 :I. :::; ..... 7--7 2i3y m,,~.r-b l pq6 a.I mof::,.t :i 11 f2q i h le E•, Ham, C;::,1,·cl:I. in.-:,, Eli:;::. i::11:::ir::!th c:1 .. :1. illegible ff? 1 ..... 1 o . . .? Di::'\U,, 1.~5m "C. F.~. M." i:;l;::1t1:::,, lcn.-,,1 1, t...lt"·n El :i. z ,;:1b f.!!t h '' Mr. r.:..;. '' d .. 1H47-11-20 82y slate, good, D,::1mE•, Wife of John S. Place, Mary Jane d " l El :~:: ::::; -- ~3 .._·7 C-1,e-7 willow & urn pq5 marble, erodec:I Osborne, Margaret cl.1.f.3~:;7 ..... 4 ..... :1.9 :,,: . ::,y ''M ,,iJ.Ci.'' C-1,e-8 pg5 marble, repaired, (:1k<'21'"ffli:l.n, Place :~; ~? \/ top corner off t:]amu.i::>l ;oy d.1.847-:1.-8 rnar·b l pg4 r:::1 k f.,! I'" 1T1 ;::, n :• (:1 m\/ cl,. 1 fl46--:::; ·-- ::7:3 c . •-2:, ,::, ..... 2 pq4 1'.4ker·man :, 1:·111 P, m,:11'"1:::, 1 f.,!, SE,11 y cl" :I. l:lO~S-.. :I. :I.·-.. :I. 6 c; ....,:,~' <:~ ..... ::,:; pq4 11 /:>t..,)/ PF"Dc:lf.:>cl f.? :• II JI i::'11 mo•";t :i. 11 E'g i b 1 E"' Con sort of Samuel Akerman ::::O()•y' II~)" ;:71 n II slate, qood, hy 4m 11 slate, ~J (3 11 11 willow & urn II repaired, urn Relict Capt. John Chamberlain Chamberlain, Catherine cl .. :I. EiO.<'.J.--.,:i. ..<:; '.:;_;:::r.y " l·,.lr~,,.. C. Ch,::1ml::iE'!I'" 1 a:i. n C-2,a-5 pq5 slate, crac::kec:I, urn & qarianc:I, ep it aph-4 11 Odi Ol'"nE•!• .John d. 1825-7-:1.2 42y pq4 slate, qooc:I, Coffin, Caroline cl .. :I. El :I. :I. -- J. 0-.. :I. c; ....,2:,1:::, ·""2 8t.01'"E•Y:, pq'.::i Danir,?l Dau .. willow & urn Charles & Dorcas Coffin :I. Oy slate, low, willow & urn, ep:itaph-4 Born Dunbarton, noted with h. :I. 7HU-... ,::~ ..... :I.::::; c:1 .. :1. tl44·-.. 4·-.. :!. 6 ":o . r;. " C-.. 2, c:: ..... :1, P(i4 marble, almost illeqible �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Storey, Sophia C. Wife Daniel Storey, born Topsfield b. :1.7H7-·7·····l2 cl. :I.H4'..:i····1-··:i! ' 1 8. C. h. '' C-2,c-1 pg4 marble, eroded, with Daniel '.~\ t :i. n !:, on !I l1-.J:i. 1 1 :i. -'::Hn d.:1.842-4-25 38y marble, eroded, pq4 broken herratt, Elizabeth Dau. of Leonard & Margaret Serratt d.1810-8-18 4m 18d C-2,c-3 pg4 slate, low, urn Warren, Elizabeth Widow of Benjamin Warren d.1874 - 7-26 88y slate, good, no design pq4 I_J..)i:\lr•,,-- (=:)n, B<-2nj i::lmi n d.1832-9-13 49y C-2,c - 5 pg4 slate, Blake!, Josc-hu_;;:,_ ::~:oy cl .. :I. l~l04-··:"? ··· 7 C-2 , c-6 pg4 low, 11 1··111--·· .. willow & urn ,J. Bl i,:,_ k f::: 11 almost illegible marble, Swett, Joshua Bla k e Son of Benjamin & Jemima Swett 11 iJ.B.f.3.' 1 d .. :lH07 ·-4··-:i.4 7v C ···· ?, c ·····7 pg4 slate, law, willow & urn Robinson, George W.. Son of Joseph & Mary Robinson d.:1.820-9-24 :l.7y 9m C- 2,d-:i. pg4 slate, good, willow & urn Storey, Daniel B. ::•:()fff d . :I. E3 l :::.---· l 1 ··· 20 slate, C ····· 2!1 d-··2 pq4 ii i"i('?l oDn, :E~ f:3 qoocl, 11 11 n I! willow & Enoch cl .. :I. 79::'::---2···· :1. 7· C-2,d-3 I:) E. M. marble, almost illegible II II !'1('? 1 oon !I 1·,·1ar--y d. l :::l~':-9 ····· :i. O···· :l :I. Widow of Enoch Meloon t31 y marble, almost illegible, with ~n □ ch Hi 11 ! Dt~o1r•gi:-:-) cl. 18'.'.>) --'-=ii - . J 6 1 pq:.".i slate, good, willow & urn Frost, Eme l ine Dau . of William & Sarah Frost cl. 1 :::i2 :}:---B--•-::'!: l :.,::y :?m E. F. slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 C-···2, c:1-···'.5 11 Dame, Catherine Dau. l y 9m c:I .. l (:l :I. 4 ---::~:----:::!;() II 11 of Timothy & Nancy Dame C. D. 11 Storey, Sylvester P. San of Daniel & Sophia Stor ey 11 11 cJ. 1 tr:~:o --8 ·····~-':.i 2oy :=.:; .. p . r:;. C-2,f-l pq4 slate, good, willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Wife of Edward Randall d.1845-1-26 85y C-2,f-2 pg4 marble, eroded M'/f-?.1'··s;., Dolly d.1868-2-14 60y pq4 F\c1ul !' Eli:::: e:1b<=:!th d • :I. f:lO ::::.-- :I. O ·--:,:: 9 C··-2 !I f-·4 pq4 11:u ■ M• II Wife of Capt. John Paul 1··1lr.. s. F. F·,::1u.l '' slate, good, willow & urn 11 :;:::;:: ..../ Sheafe, Hannah S. II cl. 1 B04-·· :l 0·-••:::!: :I. :Sy H !' 1:;he;:,1f f::! 11 pg4 slate, poor, urn & Hill, ,John Hill, J,, 11 C-2,g-2 low, cherub (Son of Jame s Hill) Hi 11 !' 1791 11 slate, headstone lost ,J,, t·1I;:,ir t. :i. n !' S ,,:'Ir.. ;:~ h cl .. :I. Ei:?O-·•?:-••'.:::i C·--2!,h-···:I. pq6 William M. Wife of Capt. II Mt- s" '.;:). M" gray marble, William M. ;:5 4 v Martin, i::1 p 9v sla te, d. :I. 791 t Son of Elisha & Elizabeth Hill cl,, :I. 790·····'.::i-•-i.f. C-2,g-:l f:::p :i. d • :I. f3 ::::: :~:. ..... '.::.i ..... ::~; 11 ''C,::1pt" ~,J • l"I .. r,1. 11 Mart.in II eroded II C·····'.2,h·····2 Tut:tf.:!l l !' Pr:i. sc::i.11 C-2,h-3 EI Wife of Capt .. pg6 slate, low, ri s ing s un, Eldest: dau. cl ,, 1 ti U ::>- 7 ···-<:) C-2,h-4 Hugh H. Tutt.ell ?: :I. y cl. 1 H06--7:::::EJ late Capt .. epitaph-4 Samuel Newhall ..::, :::! y marble, eroded, low, of Newburyport Nel s:;.on, ,John Long member NH Mechanic: 4ii'v 11,J" I\I,, II d. l E! :I. 8·-- :I.•-::~: :I. C-···2!,i--l pq6 qray marble, repaired, Handy, Nancy Relict of the late Capt .. S.C. cl• U:319··-'3··-'.:?2 :•::::6th \ff" C·····:2, :i. -··2 pqb slate, good, willow & urn L.t2blD.nc:, John F. d.18:1.1-8-22 5y 2m C-2,i-3 pqb slate, good, willow & urn Nelson, Margaret d .. 1807-6-30 C-2,i-4 pg6 II N■ H n Handy II Wife of John Nel s on 34y slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Harrold, Elizabeth Wife of Joseph Harrold d" :I. El0/; •... :::,:••···22 '..?:I.·/ '' 1·,·1r··1;;" E" HE1r·•1r·o]. d C-2,i-5 pg5 slate, good urn & wreath, epitaph-2 11 h ..... '.'!; �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Isaac, Abraham c:I" :I. t)o ::~:----:·,:::-- :I. '.:i Native of Prussia II Pibr- i~\hi:':1.m I s;i::1.i:1.C 11 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 49y pq6 Hal liburto n , Elizabeth Wife of Andrew Halliburton d. :I. ff.?0·--6--:::!; E. 1-1. C-2,i-7 ~54y pg6 II Mt'"" c,:.. . slate, 11 part top broken, willow & urn Dau. of Andrew & Elizabeth Halliburton Halliburton, Elizabeth d,, :I. ti07--!::i ··-'.?2 6y C-2,i-8 slate, low, urn & bird Wife of George Halliburton 11 A. Ha.llibur··ton'' slate, low, urn, epitaph-6 Halliburton, Anna C···-?, :i. -9 Neal, Sarah Ann d. :1.806-4-17 C-3,a-1 Dau. Capt. Joshua & Nancy Neal 2:1.m pg4 f:;t :i. 1 E'':.;, ,.J i:1nE1 d. :I. 80'.:i-- :I.'.,?•--:~; :I. c--·~), c:\ ··-2 p1J4 slate, Dau. low, urn of Simeon & Jane Stiles, with Edw. spr ig with circle ;:) t. :i. 1 (;:) s !I E cl \,'J <::\ I'" cl d. :I. 80!::i---12-14 C ·-- ::::: !I i,,1 ···- 2 pq4 Son of Simeon & Jane Stiles, with Jane slate, low, tipped, sprig in c ircle Lowe, Joseph Stephens Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Lowe cl,, :I. ti06---·4····· :1. '7 :1. Oy ,.J,, ::;; ,, 1....,, C-3,a-3 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn 11 11 Pr2i::11~ne !' 1···IE:1r· y Wife of William Pearne, Merchant 11 !:':i4y Ma1~y P(-,•E:1r··ne, l7BH 11 d. 17f.-3B-·<::,··<V:> C·--•:}: !' ,,1··--4 pq4 slate, qood, cherub Dau. Low, Mary Pearne of Joseph & Elizabeth Low "lvl,, F,, L... • 11 d. :I. Ei06-El--2B 4y c---:3, <!~-:::i £-:-1 c~te !I willow & urn, Dau .. !....apish, Elizabeth d .. :1.805-8-31 pq4 M1::?ndu.m, r epaired, epitaph-4 of Robert & Abiah Lapish 9m slate, qood, f:3c:,.muE?l d,, l 844--2·-· 9 :!:7-/ C ··- :::!: , b -- 1 p iJ ::~: s=.l II s. !"-'I. i:1t.e, urn & wreath II qoocl, Ltr"n Tuc::kl'?.-'r.. !I !>Ji 11 :i. E:im d .. :1.849-1-17 89y C·--•:::!:, b-···2 marble, Tuck1c::•1·· !' 1··,-lart.ha d. l B40··-·8·-·· :1. B c-:~;, b--::::: Tucker, pq:~:; almost illegible Wife of William Tucker 1·-,1 " T. marble, eroded, epitaph-4 ( i 11 <:?.q :i. bl e) f:l :!. y Olive Ann 11 Dau. II Wm. d. lECl--:l.2·---9 :::::ly "Cl .P1.T. 11 c---:~:: !' t.::.-4 pq::::: 1=.:.lE,1tE?, 9oucl!, & Martha Tucker, willow & urn, with Mehitable epitaph-:!. �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Tucker, Mehitable Dau. Wi lli am & Martha Tucker, with Olive Ann 11 2;:::y 1··,-1. T." C···••:::::, b·····4 p,J::,; slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-1 d. l t3 :I. 6·-·6·- 10 Stiles, Mary Ann Dau. of Simeon & Jane Stiles 1v1" h. f,;. d.l807-10-15 7m :I. '.::.id slate, low, leaf sprays II Pf::) ;,,1 r.. r·, e !' t,r·, n c:I. l 7t38··-9--·:2:0 pg4 II Dau. of William & Mary Pearne slate, good, winged cherub, carver Enoch Noyes Mendum, Sarah E. Dau. of Samuel & Adal ine Mendum ":;. E. M. " slate, good, no design, with Elizabeth c:1. :1. En?-·<':;··<:!: 1 Langdon, Mary Widow of John Langdon d.:1.82'.':.'i--<:':.••··· 10 ,'.':)1y "M.1..... " C-3,c-11 pg:1.7 slate, good, willow & urn Mendum, Nancy Wife of Jonathan Mendum "Mt'·~;. N.M." slate, good, willow & urn d. 1F:l20--:l. :l.--·20 L~ly Clements, Alice Jane Dau. Samuel Clements c:I. :I. G'..22 ·-1--h C-3,c-4 marble, low, almost illegible Mendum, Clementine Dau. of Jonathan & Nancy Mendum d. 1ff:?0····4 ··- 18 :,c'.y slate, good, willow & urn Dennett, Catherine Dau. of Nathaniel & Catherine Dennett b. :I.El:l.o--::::>·U3 cL :l.tl:I.O··-·~:=i-·:28 2m "C. D." C-3,c-6 pg4 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Dennett, Mary Shorey Dau. of Nathaniel & Catherine Dennett 16m '' M. S. D. '' slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-:!. pq4 cl. :I. 824•--;~:--:?6 Symmes, Elizabeth G. d.1803-1-16 10y C-3,c-8 pq4 slate, b:i.mr:;.•~:•, Eli2'.i::1bf:?th cl. :I. El :I. 7 ·-· :1. '..?·····'..? :I. !5;":iy C-3,c-9 pg4 good, ''l',.lr··r:;. '' Ii F. 13. willow & urn 11 marble, eroded, willow & urn Langdon, John Jr. cl .. :1.7139-!':-i-2:I. 4:i.y 1··1r-- . ,John L;::1nqdon, ,Jt·· .. C-3,c:I.O pg4 slate, low, winged cherub, 11 H:i.11, John 1 long wordinq Son of John & Eunice Hill :l.6d slate, low, circle design, reset higher cl. :1.806-:1.2-5 C-3,d-1 11 Hill, Horace Son of John & Eunice Hill d.:1.8:1.7-8-23 23m 6d C-3,d-2 slate, good, circle design �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Hill, Mary C. Dau. of John & Eunice Hill d. :I. 1:106·-- :I. ···-:2H Elm slate, good, leaf design Son of John & Eunice Hill 2y 7m s lat e, good, sprig in circle d.:1.805-9-14 C-3,d-4 Son of John & Eunice Hill 9m slate, good, winged cherub cl. :I. 798-··h···- l ~:; C-3,d-5 Cutts, Anna Holyoke Dau. of Samuel Cutts d. l 78E3···-!3--2t3 20··1 (lnnr:i. H. Cutt i,; C-3,e-:I. pg12 slate, goad, cherub, epitaph-6 11 11 Bigelow, Mary Ann Dau. Benjamin & Salome Bigelow 14y C-3,e-2 pgl2 slate, goad, willow & urn d.1806-4-26 Hober-·t!::-, Edmund Ci:Ipt. cl.:l.7El7·--11·--l~5 44y· ''Ci::\pt. Edmund i:;:Db(;,11,··t~:;' pq:1.2 11 11 Br i 2"1r-·c:I !I flt,1mu<-?. l Jr··. cl. :I. 806--4--21 44y pq:1.2 marble, eroc:lec:I, 1 willDw & urn Briare:!, Sarah Wife of Capt. Samuel Briard, Jr. d. :I. 82'.:5·-··6·····(",' 62nd "/Ir•. Fi. B. C-3,e-5 pg12 marble, eroded, low, tipped 11 ll Briare!, Ann Maria d. 1846-2-11 33y pq12 Dau. Oliver & Sally Briard, "A.M.B." slate, qood, willow & urn BI'" :i. i:). I'" d !I Gf?. 0 Ir• I] /'£• Son of Oliver & Sally :•?·7-."l (:-J J::{" 18'..?9-· :I. ?·-1 ~:5 c---::r., E•-7 pq :1. :::: slate, qDod, willow & 1...1.r--n cl .. II ll n B1--ia,,··c1, Cll:i.vE 1-E s;q . dif?.d E1t E-),,··(?.at Falli,; c:1.1844·-:l.···-4 69'/ 0.B. m;,,1 ,,- b l e !I e r-· o d f::~ cl pg12 1 11 11 11 !1 11 Briard, Oliver Son of Oliver & Sally Briard d.1804-12-19 4m C-3,e-9 pg:1.2 slate, low, urn Br·· :i. ,:i11~d !I f:lar-- i::ih l;.J:i. dCJv\' o·f Cll :i. vpr-· died at Great Falls d .. 1f:-3:"5~'i·--10--19 C---:::::, .-210 PO :I. '.2: Son of William & Susan Seawards Seawards, GeCJrge J. cl.1833-5-31 16y slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Seawards, Theodore Sheafe Son of William & Susan Seawards d.1825-11-11 4y pq 1'.? slate, rPpaired, willow & urn, epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Hi::11,-t, d n ilohn :I. 7c;;0···- 1.S·-··'.?•'+ C-3,f-3 ~.'i7y pg:1.2 II 1v1r-·" slate, l.... i=.!t<",' nf :I. :I. m ,.J C1hn H,;:1r-·t low, II willow & urn, epitaph-4 I p<;:;v~i c::h c:I .. 17B :I. ·-•::;--9 ::,~f3y C--4, a-··· 1 pg~/ Mr. ,.John Foi;:;te,,-, l 7B:I." slate, old iron n=.ipdi r··, wi ng<'::~d cherub, epitaph-6 Billings, Hannah Wife Richard Billings, dau. ,.J c:ihn 11 M,,.·,,;. Hc:1nn,::1h Bi 11 i nq~.:;, :I. 7f:l1" slate, good, winged cherub d . 1781-8-21 Peduzzi, Jane 1.B:l.:l.·-··12-•:l.:s c:I. II 45y :::im Of Amherst, NH, wife of Domenick Peduzzi :::,;ov marble, eroded, with husband Peduzzi, Domenick J\lat:i.VE·? of )al·····d:i.-··Int&?qlum, Italy d. :I. B40·····:".?-- :I. 6 l,:::iy "D .. P. " C-4,a-3 pg28 marble, eroded, with wife Jane 1 Boyd ,1 iJ D'3Eiph Oldest son of ~on. George Boyd d. :l.7t32-·-10-:l.4 ::?"?·/ ",J o~;<c,!ph Boyd ,1 :I. 7::32" C·--4 :I b·-- :I. pg:·:~8 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Bigelow, Joseph Son of Benjamin & Mary Bigelow d. :l.7Ej/;--B·--26 :I.7t h ·yr·. ',.Joic:;fc!ph B:i.gc::,)lot.sJ,, :1.78:::\ C-4,b-::? pg3 slate, good, cherub 1 1 ' Mendum, Elizabeth E. Dau .. of Samuel & Adaline Mendum d .. 1 ff::,; :I. ··-15 ····· :1. B .Sm "E .. E. M. " slate, good, no design, with Sarah Henderson, Alexander Merchant, native of Scotland d.:1.783-:1.2-:1. ::?7th yr . C·-··4, c·-:1. pq27 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-2 Mendum, Eliza U. Wife of Jonathan Mendum cl. 1 [i::;4 ..... (:il·--~':.i 41"'.)y E . U. M. C-4,c-2 pg3 slate, low, willow & urn ll ll Boyd, Henry Cruqer San of Georqe & Jane Boyd "1-i(c~ rn'·· y Ci--- ,..HJ E·' I,.. Boyd, l ·/Ei4" :1.784-3-25 1:1.y Bm C-4,c-2 pg12 slate, tipped, winged cherub, epitaph-6 cl .. Ei r· ,;~ n t ' s ,:":i. ,r· E\ h IA) :i. cl o 1/·J o + d .. 1 ti64··-':.i--::?:: 9:1. '/ C·-·4, c·•-:::; pq~::; f"iiic!l'-1:::, l f::'' Gr- E1nt., J c:•.rnt=.•~,. ci. :I. fl24-··· :l 2 ··- l 49y "iJ. Ei." C-·4,1 c--.i:1. pq:::; m,,:tr··blr,•,, er··odE,d Grant., James A.. Son of James & Sarah Grant d. :l B :l C:1··-E3··-· 1. :I. 9m C-4,c-5 pg3 slate, tipped, willow & urn Boyd,, GE.,or··qe cl. :I. "/90···-~S··-·'.?O C-4,d-:l pg:1.2 :::;2y Mr··.. Gr:::01·-·qE, Boyc:I, :I. 7'::Y0' slate, low , willow, urn, pillars, epitaph-6 11 1 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY PF2,,,1vey, Pib :i. go~. i 1 Mother of the late Georqe Boyd cl. :I. flOO-·_;-i-·f:l 9by '' 1··1!-=-(c:!am {4b :i qai 1 F'E~av('!:!\', :l HO(>,; C·--4, cl--2 pq :I. 2 slate, old iron repair, willow & urn, E.<oyd 1, G(20,,.. q (2 '' 1::: ':::'• q. '' c:1.:1.787-:1.0-6 54y C-4,d-3 table tomb, shattered, Boyd, words recorded, E:p:i. tc~ph-·4 block lo st Supply cl. :I. 7!:l6-··1.5-Sl c . . . 4, d--4 Son of George & Jane Boyd II 14y Supp 1 y Boyd 1, :I. "i'Hh" pg12 slate, good, willow & urn, Br:iard, Eli zabeth Relict of Samuel Briare!, c:! ■ 1 ff:':: J ••-1 :?•--12 97y En B n C-4,e-1 pq12 slate, qooc:!, willow & urn II Sr. II Manninq, Edward Sherburne Merchant, son Thomas Manninq d.1821-6-lb 26y C-4,f-1 pg26 gray marble, almost illeqible Grouard, Eunice Consort of James Grouard d.1792-9-17 55y C-4, f-2 pg12 slate, qoad, winqed cherub, Bell , Charles William 22m C-4,f-3 slate, qood, Son Andrew W. ep:itaph-7 & Sophia A.A. Bell cl. :I. H:::::;?---4···-2 willow & urn, Bell, r Cecelia Adala Dau. Andrew W. ~."i m C-4,f-3 slate, q □ oc:!, willow & urn, with Cecelia & Sophia A.A. Bell cl ., :I. (:j :::, '.,? -- ::::; ..... 2 C? Boyd, Jane Wife of George Boyd d. :I. ElO(> "ME1ciam ,J i:ine Boyd 1, :I. 1300" C-4,f-4 pgl2 slate footstone, with Charles headstone lost E:;a1 tf,:>1,.., hb:i. qe1:i. l Widow of Capt. John Salter c:I. :I. B06-···4--·4 ~-':iOy II Mr·'=·. A. ~:) n l HOh" C·--4 1, f -···1::i pq :I. :s marble, almost :illeq:ible Manning, Statira ci. :I. (30 7 ·-/:i--H C-4,f-6 Swett, pg13 C-4,f-7 Thomas Manning Jemima almost illegible Merchant, -1l-9y pg13 d. l B:? 1 ·--'.::i--8 C-4,f-H marble, Benjamin cl. :I. 1.::lOB···<:i····· l 4 Swett, Wife of Capt. '.':'.i 4y drowned :in river "B .. H. " marble, eroded, willow & urn Wife of Benjamin Swett 60y pg:1.3 "M!'.. 1:::-. marble, ,J • E;. " eroded cl. :I. 86 :!. --:::!:--- 26 b. l 779-··· 1.:' i·-- l 7 C···-4 !If ···-9 pq l ::::. meH" l:l 1 E·' p l "~-q u. (i'.? , s:ide Odiorne tomb Pearse, Harah H. Wife Htephen Pearse, dau. 01:iver Peabody b. 1783-8-21 d. 1848-9-:1.4 C-4,f-9 pq:1.3 marble plaque, s:ide Odiorne tomb �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY P(i?dr·sEi 1, Ma.r··'/ Wife Peter Pearse, dau. Jotham Odiorne d. 1~:l:l."/·····7-:?2 marble plaque, rr-- side Odiorne Tomb Pearse , Peter Son Thomas Pearse of Salcombe, Eng. d. 1812-3-8 /~y marble plaqu e, side Odiorne tomb Pearse, Oliver Peabody Drowned at Cape May d. 1848-8-8 40y C-4,f-9 pg13 marble plaque, side Odiorne tomb Odiorne, d. l".l'::1:l C-4 ,f:lO Lewis, Jotham 4f:ly pg:1.3 Oldest tomb at North Cemetery sandstone s lab on mound tomb James Stoodley Lewis d. 17/:l::::;·--10·-'.:? :i. C-5,a-1 pg~/ Son of Capt. Thomas & Sarah Lewis '' ,.J ,::1.mf::!'.S Stocid 1 F:'\/ I.... Pl'-Ji is'' 4m !jy slate, broken, Me l c h E~ 1'"· 1, \:; c:Hnt..H"' J d.1831-1-23 29y marb l e, p 1.J27 part missing, adult figure almost illegible John E. Southerin, s l ate, good, willow & urn Southerin, William Johnson Son of W.J. & A.L.C. Southerin d. :I. (-329···- :l 0··-· 1 ·7 :I. 6m "f,,J. ,J. t~;. " pg:,::'./ slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Southerin, Angella Louisa Dau. of W.J. & A.L.C. d.1833-2-23 14m slate, qood, willow & urn Southerin, Rosamond J. ci. 1 ff:!;\:3·-1 ···-22 C-5,a-6 pg27 {:l-.Y/ 11 i::;:. Wife of James ,:r. f;. marble, S □ utherin /I illegible Wife of Jonathan Garland Garland, Irena A. c:1 • :I. H7 1.:5 ·-- :2 ·-- ::,~ 6-4 y pq27 marble, eroded, tipped over, Born Brookfield, Ho1.,•J E.• i1 Dt i s d. :I. f:l?~'i····· :I. 0·-'?4 ::~:::.'iy I I u" H. " s.l r,,i.tf?, qood 1, 11 Bif:';hop, '.-3E,1r·21h ~•-J:i.cloh1 11 d.182-4-7-:1.9 70y c:: ···- ~:.'i h ..... :I. pq27 slate, qood, !I Southerin reset Mass. willow & urn Only son Rev. Joseph Jackson, Brookline il,::1ck1::,.nn 1, Jo s;f."Ph ",j C)<5,?.p h ,.J ,:,, C: k 5CW! ?"i. 1"·11 • d.:1.790-8-19 23y slate, low, winged cherub, lonq wordinq pq27 1 !I II Son of Dr . Hall & Mary Jackson Jackson, Theodore Th(·c!Ocl □ 1'"·*',' ..J,,tc::k1,3on 1, :1. "71:i4'' d. 1784-12-5 18y C:::---:.5 , c···-? pq?7 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 11 �GRAVESTONES □f NORTH CEMETERY Folsom, Nathaniel Jr. Son of Nathaniel & Mary Folsom :1.7(3:::,;-.. :l.2·····7 ~:'iy 'NE1th-::1n:i.E)l Fol !':,.om C-5,c-3 pg27 slate. headstone lost cl. 1 11 Wife of Nathaniel Folsom ::::;:l.y ''Mr-~;. Ma.r-y Folsom'' d. :1. 784 ··-~:.i·-'.:?7 pq:,::'./ C···-;:.'i :• c ·····4 s late, good, portrait I- 0 .I. i:; 0 1vt <::\ !'" y m :I E• !I 1v1 a r- \/ Wife of Thomas Sheafe 29y !\k·1:;. Mat··y 8hE~<"::tfe d. l 7(34-·2 ···20 C·-~5,c·--~i pq:.:::/ slate, qood, death head !:3 h €-? ci. f 11 11 Symmes, Mary Elizabeth cl. 1 BOB·-- l :l ·--6 C·····~"i ,1 cl ··· :I. Wid. Joshua G. Symmes, dau. Hall Jackson slate, good, urn an pedistal ,J ac: k ~:.on , i"'ia1r \/ Wife of Dr. Hall Jackson 11 b:/y M. sJ. II cl • l El O'."'i-- :3 -- ;'!; 0 ~::. 1 E:\ t. e , 1......, :i. 1 l c:; 1r.t ~:,: U!'"rl, Dld C·····~'.i, d-···::O: pq:.:'./ 1 Dall:i.n1;1, f.:>a.muE•l Cii:l.pt. cl.:1.788-:1.0-:1.5 77y slate, qood, pq'..?7 11 ep:i. t:.,,1ph····:2 11 winqed cherub, epitaph-'.? ,J 2).C: k r..;on , Ha.11 Veteran of the Revolution, physician d. :1. 7Si7-·9···2fi ~.'i(Jy H,,d. l ,L,tckr.s;on Ei,;q., l"•L D. C··•-!:'5,cl··-'.75 pq'..27 slate, good, urn & drapery, epitaph-6 11 11 Cl (":'ln (":'n t E:.<;:;q . phys;:l c:i i:~n d. l7B8·····:I.0···-10 B::::.\/ ClE?mE"!nt ,J2\cks.on, 1:::s.q. C-5,d-6 pg27 slate, good, w1nqecl cherub, ep:i.taph-6 11 ,J,::1c:ki:;on ,, 11 , 11 11 Lolley, Samuel A. Son of Samuel & Olive Lolley d.1847-8-24 :I.by C-5,d-7 pq27 marble, almost illegible Hall, Martha S. Dau. □ f William & Mary A. d. 1845-9-20 14m C-5,e-1 pg26 slate, good, will0w & urn G21. i. n s ,, DE•?or·.. qr.:;., cl. 1 B09·-4-·-2~:i ''Ei;:;q. /.:',y 11 , \./E•ter·c.·~.n of thE' ,, l;3. b" E:i:,;q. slate, qoocl, Brewster, William cl.1818-4-29 /ly '.-32\.I'.. ,:'\h II u t :i. c:,n JI willow & ur··n, <'?.p:ttaph-4 "Col." slate, poor repair, P1ye1r S, PE~\/O l Hall willow & urn !'·Ii. c.:,.s:, II d.:l.82c;;-4-1'Z 7:1.y 13.(:i.'' C-5-e-4 slate, good, willow & urn 11 Campbell, Mary A. d.1867-4-11 46y pq26 E:.zek:i. e1 cl. 1832-7-21 25y Wife of John Nicholas Campbell Dyf21··,, P(J27 11 E. D." �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY DyE21'.. !• Eli:;,'.d Widow of Ezekiel Dyer cl .. l f.364··•-::=!;-· l 7 ~=-.t~)::l II E::" J.) ll II pg:27 Melcher, GershDm r :··; 1::: . . G.F:uMu" ••:•..•.J y d" J.f::l:?:l.·····7-·28 mar--bl,,':_., e1--·od<:-?d 11 Lynn, Ann Elizdbeth HO--:,/ cl " 1 El '.:'.'.i ::::. ···· 7 ···· 1 7 Widow of Andrew Lynn 11 f.:1 .. F" I...." md1--·hl E" !• pq'.27 (';)l'.. II Ocli:::)d !I l ov•.!, v·.Ji th dE:1.U.u Lynn, (1nn Eli n1;2 Ddu . of Andrew & Ann Lynn II(:)" I...." II d . :1.878-7-30 71y 7 C::: •-- (~'J !I Cr. •·- ~:5 [.:'.f marble, eroded, low, with 1] ~::~ •: C-6,h-1 George B .. McClellan Son John & Jane Grimshaw :1. '."5m marble, almost illeqible Grimshaw, Jane Sedvey Grimshaw, d .. 186 :i. ···4··· 1. Wife of John Grimshaw cl .. :I. t:k) 6 ···· :I. ···· 4 T':. y C····h!1 c····J. pol'.:::: DDr·· i::?, B('::! t. i;;; \l cl. :I. 8~54·····'.:.i··· :I. 7 Sirnond~:., Widow of John Dore 70y M,::1.1··thE:•. 11 B .. D. 11 ro ; ;-,. ,. . b l 1,?:1 !' r21.-· o cl <-2 cl '' lvtr·s.. '' II J 81''.'.i/:J•-•7-·• :I.() 4'.":iy M •Su 11 C-6,c-3 pg26 marble, eroded d n Dore, William H. d.:1.860-9-:1.2 40y C···-6,c····4 Perkins, Mary Ann cl. :I. El:=:;o-••:::,;-..9 C-6,c-5 Perkins, Dau. of Jeremy & Ann Perkins 7y marble, eroded Sarah D. 6y 7m sl ;;::..t<:;'!• of Jeremy & Ann Perkins d. l El42···· 1 :1. ····7 Perkins, good, willow & urn Jeremy M. 34y pq26 slate, good, willow & urn d .. :1.836-:1.2-:1.2 C·····6!,cl····2 Stickney, Mary Ann B. Wife of William Stickney d .. 1837-6-15 3:1.y slate, good, willow & urn, with Daniel Stickney, Daniel S. Son of William & Mary Stickney cl. :I. ffS7····H ··<!;o 4m pq26 slate, Stickney, Charles Henry d .. :I. s:;!;f:l····9····29 C-6,d - 4 g □□ d, willow & urn, Son of Samuel & Mehitable Stickney 4y slate, good, with mother willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY SullivE1.n, M,::i.rv Wife of John Sullivan cl. l l:l :I. :::,: ..... 9 ..... :I. f3 ~oy Wife of John Sullivan m,,,.,.,,.. bl f:i! !' c.-\ 1 mo£;.t :i. 11 F::q i bl E• D·-·· :l, E\···-1 pq6 Fr21····n21.l d !' Mar··y dc:l.tf:? illr.?.qihlE·? :O··- :I., cl·--:? p J6 "M .. F. II marble, 1 <':1y !' v..l:i. 11 i am d.18:1.5-10-31 22y slate, illegible Hr.:i.l low, urn, epitaph-3 l·-IE•.ley!, ,John 11 cl,, :1.822-···7--9 ](ly ,J" H 11 <::,l,::-..t0?, qood, D··· l !I ,::\···4 pg6 n H,::-..1 <ey, hnn d. 1 E{:2::~;----El---:::!; Wife of John Haley 6'.?y pq6 Mc:Intir·<=:•!• u.r-n "Pi. H." slate , q □ od, willow & urn l\lr.?.il d,, :I. El :I. ::?--4---7 8'/·/ 7m :?2d "1\1,, i""I. I • " m;::1.r· bl c,?, i 1 l f.,!q :i. I:) 1 E• D----·:l.!1 b···:I. pgh Wife of John L. \3h2\nnon, Sa,~'""lh c:I. :l El::!.1."5--7---•::?6 D····:I., b···--2 pq6 marble, eroded, Shannon John noted Shannon, John L. Supposed lost at sea, with Sarah 11 .J ., L. r~;,, 11 :1. !:l :I. i:l·--·9 ·-1 El ::!: 1.::iy D-:l.,b-2 pg6 marble, almost illegible c1. Wife of John Miller d.:1.84:1.-:1.-16 63y D···· :I. ;I b----::!; pq6 marble, eroded, on back of John's stone M:i.llf.•,•r·!I John Wife Ruth on back cl,, :I. El :I. :~:: •-·7···· :I. 0 D···· l, b··••::; Murphy, cl.lB6 -4 :O-l,b-4 Gates, 40y pq6 rn E-1.r· b J. <'::), Charlie er·· od E•d Son of Weymouth & Eliza J,, Murphy :I.By pqo Warren G.. marble, eroded, sleepinq baby, with Warren Gates Veteran of the Civil War cl. l i:16::::; ..•. :I. l -··20 D-l,b-4 pq6 marble, eroded, Murphy, Levi Woodbury sleepinq baby Son of Weymouth & Eliza J. Murphy d .. :I. 8 1.".'iO··· :I.'.?··- :I. El pq6 marble, eroded, l~J i q g i n !I '.:),.::i.i'flUE?.1 r· ;:5(~} \/ l l f'.):, t=: lAJ I I cl .. :I. B '.':.i :::1: -·· 1.5- :I. 6 ma_,,. bl e !• E?.1··· oc:l<,=!d !I pq6 1 11 with Samuel P Wiqqin n ~•,Ii th I....,. IAI. Mur·phy Dau. Samuel P. & Eliza W. Wiggin, Olivia A. B. d. 1838-4-11 9y marble, broken, top lost Wiggin �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY ,.,.. .... Wiggin, Eliza W. Wife of Samuel P. Wiggin d.1877-6-16 78y 3m D-1,b-7 pg6 marble, broken, reset law Nutter, Nancy Consort of John Nutter ~"i 15 \I N • 1\1 • marble, almost illegible cl • 11:l '.,? :::!: -- 4 ·-·· :·,? :::; D-1,c-1 11 11 Shannan, k1chard Cutts d.lEL:t:?---4·--7 "F< . C.f:3 .. " ././ V slate, repaired, willow & urn, / Blunt, Elizabeth cl .. 1 H:·,:::B--•::;i ..... 1 ~.) D-1,c-3 El!:'5·/ pg10 Relict William Blunt, dau. II E .. B. marble, epitaph-l Edmund March II almost illegible Shannan, Elizabeth Wife of Richard Cutts Shannon d.l814-6-14 AOv .... ... pg10 marble, almo s t illegible ~ McIntire, Mary Wife of Neil McIntire cl.11314 "M .. M.I." D···-1 , c:: ···-~:.i Sowersby, Eliza E. b.1802-3-31 d.1892-2-2 D-1,c-6 pg9 marble, good Sowersby, William d. 1838-11-2 85y D-1,c::-7 pg9 marble, eroded Sowersby, Sarah Wife of William Sowersby d.1827-9-25 64y D-1,c-8 pg9 marble, eroded Wentworth, Rebecca Dau. Moses~ Jane Wentworth lOy 6m pq9 marble stub, top lost cl .. 184~5·-7 ·-··'?El D·····:1., c::·--9 Jackson, Martha J. Wife of Richard Jackson d.1849-4-29 43y 6m :(}-- :I. !I c: :I. 0 Treadwell, Robert Odiorne d. 1 El04-·4·····22 :~:By q,,--::-:\n:i. D·-··l!1d···-:I. pg9 Ladd, Mary L.H. tli::! pl ,::\qUE•i front of mound tomb Wife of Eliphalet Ladd, dau. cl. :I. H:::-6·-- :I. '?·····'.,?7 4 7y I I M. 1..... H .. 1..... II D-·- l , 1::,,--1 pq:1.7 marble, eroded, repaired, Joseph Hurd part lost J3 ,.... f:,: t,J is t 1=...1,,.. , M,:.\ t- y [,,.J :i. ·h::) of '.~; i:'\ m1.. Hcd. d. :I. ::3:::;::~:-•- l O····· l f3 6:2y "M. B. 11 D···-1 , ('::i·····2 pqlH marble, almost illegible, with Samuel Brewster, Samuel with wife Mary Housewright, d" l iL:::~; .._c;)..... l :I. 64y II\;:;. B. 11 ma.r·· I::; J. E•, c~ I moE t pglf3 i 11 0c•g :i. l::i l E? �I GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Son of William & Elizabeth S. Hill d.1849-9-28 21y 6m D-1,e-3 pg18 marble, broken, top lost Place, Mary T. Walker Widow of James Place d,, 19::~:7--:?--·:l.8 marble, F' 1 ac: f:?, J amf.?.r."; d ,, 1 ff~:; ~':i ·-· 1 1 -·· l ::::. D ··-· '.;;~ , e·~-·-- 2 pq6 ,.Jones ,1 almost illegible '.;;~6y "iJ,, P." marble, low, r·1E1r·'/ almost illegible Wife of William Jones d ,, 1 8 ::':. 1 ·-··1."5 ·-·· :I. '..? 67\l pg6 "M,,,J." slate, good, no desiqn l;J:i. d C:H,,J crf ,J o i;;;. £?. p h Si mE?.s ,1 (1nn {:'.)!.:.i•y d,, 1 f302····· :I. 1 ·-··22 D·····2, a.··-LI. marble, almost illegible II(~ \:; :i. mt:::!!::; ' C) l i Vi ~:) If 11 i:\ c:I. 1810---::~:•- l 1 :::'::\/ pg<::> slate, !:3 i ffiE'~,, 11 good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 ,J O~,-E?p h d.1801-2-15 3:1.y pg6 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 (Illegible) Walton, Caroline 11 c;. VJ. '..?2y D-2,b-1 pg6 marble, eroded cl. 1814···-B··-·4 II Parr y, Edward Owen Son of Edward & Joanna Parry 11 Fdwar··d Dtr.1<0'n Pci.r.. ,,··y 11 :1.:·,:::m 6d D-2,c-1 pglO slate, good, urn cl. 179B·-··H-··:l.ci' Parry, Louisa A .• :0·····2,1c-···2 Only child Edward Parry, merchant "L..,, i::,. Pa.r,,..,/" slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-12 4y 4m d. 1 f.:Jo::::-··-·6·- l f:l pq:1.0 Wife of Edward Parry d.1800-6- 10 27y 1' 11"· s. ,.J oann,:;:1 F'a.r·· r·· y 11 D-··:::, c::---:::,: pg :I. 0 slate, low, old repair, 11 1 lost l. ,J o o d 1,•.1 ;:·1 r· cl ,1 S ; .-. r·· E1 h Wife of Col. Moses Woodward 11 l"lr· ~:::-. b. i\lood t,-.1€~r- d 11 d.1801-6-20 43y D···-'..? ,1c::·····4 pqlO slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 G1r•:i.ffith,1 M2T\i "Mis-~," 11Mi sr:; tv·1,, cl. 1130 :1.-· 11 ···-16 ~,:2y pq 1.0 slate, qood, Ham, Lydia H,, cl ,, :I f:3 ~:_; 7 ·-- ::; ·- 7 :0-2,d-:I. Hi':l.fli ,1 :0·····2,cl·····l ++:i. th 11 urn & wreath, epitaph-4 Wife of William Ham f3 ::::. y pglO !.,,Ji. 1 1 i eJ.m cl,, :I El4~''i-···4····•::'!: c;,,-:i. marble, 11 Hon., 11 ,1 almost illegible, with ~\1:i. +e l....yd i. a B'.i'.y marble, pi.::JlO almost illeqible with William �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Ham, Ann Consort of William Ham d.1812-11-24 47y :0 ·--2 , cl ..... 2 pq:1.0 marble, almost illeqible ,,,... Moulton, Ann Watts Dau. of John & Nancy Moulton .,'.J.:~;v "M. r1. l_;J." D-2,e-1 stub of marble headstone cl. ltl4b·--7 ..·<? Latapy, Stephen Native of France d.1E<09--l:l.·-2:L 67y '1 M 1r•. H.L.'' slate, law, skull & banes, hour-glass pq:LO Mciff ,,~.t t, ,Joh n ,,i2y ''Mr... ,.John MDff,,,·itt!, Esq. d. l 7B6·--?·..-'.?? ,,; 1 ,,,d.: E• !' 1 01.,,J, 1,',, i l l 01,•J f:,: u.r-- n pq11 17Bh '' \{i'::!i':\t.cin, Com+ Dt'"t Consort of Capt. Hopley JI Mir· S. Hc;p l I::?''/ Ye,3.ton d.1788-6-?9 40y D..... '.? :, (=>. ..... 4 c..;l'"·ite,, lcit,-J,, 1,._,iJlcn,J:, ur-n, pi 11 ,,,n-·s; pq:1.0 ll Bei~~s :, b,?.,.r- c:\h Consort of Joseph Bass d. 11317--1 O·-.. '.?'::.'.i 6:·.;;: \' '' Mr- s;., ::; • B. '' slate, good, willow & p9:I.O )3 <':.'!S:, S!, hb:i.q;.,1:i. l d. l 7FIO--J·--'.?2 pq:1.0 Consort of Joseph Bass ••1··,11,.. 1:=.•• P,biqa.il E<,,,,~=..s'' •=.;l,::\t~2, lot.A.'!' 11\1:i.1101.,,..1 ;~, 1...11--·n '.·.-:.,/y Wife of Capt. Mases Woodward ci.17(:i(,i_..:::!;.-'.?9 19y "Mr"!:::-. Eun:i.c::<'::' ~·Jood~'-kn-·c:1" D-2,e-7 pg:1.0 slate, low, willow & urn fl ,,:i 1r• ,?.i h Dau. of Joseph Bass d. :I.Ei:1.9 ....·l0-.. 4 ::?4y JIM i C.-:-'==· ~;,. B. :o . . . '.;? !I E-!""'tj pq :I. 0 slate, qood, willow & B .;,~ s; 1; , ll McHarc:I, Elizabeth Wife of William McHard '' Mt" 1•,;. El .:i. :;,'. ,::\bEith Mc::Hi:!r"d '' d.:1.791-:1.-21 70y pqlO slate, low, w:i.nqed cherub HE1r.. t , F~ i c:: h ,=.11'.. c:I d. l Ei20 ..·-2-":°?0 D..·-2!, f·--:1. pg:1.0 H,:':\l'"t !' Esq .. '' (JCiDc:I ~'-.t :i. !' n (Jt::1 d c::h('?.l'"UI:::, ,, t,•1 p :i. Hart, Marcy Collinqs W:i.fe of Richard Hart b . 17:::!;(?·-'.'S ..-:::::1. d .. 1790 ..-·6 ....·17 !5:1.y lm :l.7'd ''Mi•-•:;, . D-2,f-2 pg10 slate, gDod, w:i.nqed cherub Hart, Mary Joanna Dau. b.:1.796-9-5 d. 1Fl42-5-3 D-2,f-3 pq10 marble, Har-t, f:;i:11'- 21h Dau. of Richard & d . 1 f:)42·--9-..· :I.:·;:;: b .. :1. 76"5·-.. :I.·-- l D..·-2!, f ...-4 m,,:\t'"blra!, fi:1rodf:::d pq:1.0 HD.r-·t Dau. of Richard & Marcy Hart b.1778-12-5 d.1863-5-2B D-2,f-5 pq10 marble, eroded t?.1 p h ..-·2 l. . .i .. C. H,-;:,.r.. t'' of Richard & Marcy Hart eroded t �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Marshall, Thankful Dau. of Capt .. William Marshall d.1790-12-5 24y ''M:i. ~,-s Th,,~.nk+ul ME\r-~:-ha.11 '' pci:1.0 slate, good, willow & urn, long text Stoodley, William d,, :1. 791":.i-···f3·-··4 D·····2,f-·-7 :::1:4y pg:LO I/Ji 11 i i::i.m Stooc:11 f::iy :I. )'9'.:.'i" slate, low, urn & c:lrapery 11 , 1 Rundlet, Elizabeth Dau .. of James & Jane Runc:llet "E .. H. c:I .. 1810-4···-22 Hy slate, good, willow & urn :O·····:i":"'.,g ·····:I. pq:1.0 II Hill, Joseph Sherburne Son Samuel & Mary Hill d" J. 791:l--'.':i·--24 I.Hy :::::m ",Jos;f:,iph r:il--,E~r··1:::,1...ll,.T°lf:?. Hill D-2,h-1 pgl.7 slate, good, willow & urn 11 L_E,.dd, C,::1r·ol :i. nEi cl. :I. Fio:::;---~1:---· l 0 D···-'..?, h·····2 Dau . :I. 7y pq l 7 of Eliphalet & Abigail Ladd '' !vii ~;s:. Cc.\r·ol i n<e Li,,\c:ld 11 slate, low, willow & urn, Hi 11 J E?r"<?.mi E•.h Ef:,.q. '' d. :I. 800·-··'.'."i····~'i .<'.1-Hth yr·. ,.J.. Hi I l , Esq,, D-2,h-3 pg:1.7 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 11 1, 11 Hill, SamuE)l 11 epitaph-2 Oldest son Elisha & Elizabeth Hill 11 8 .. H:i.11, 179E-l 11 broken top corner, winged cherub d. :I. "7C/f3·····9-•-::;;:7 ~::'./th \ I f .. ,, pql)' :0·-··2, h-···4 slate, Hi 11, Eli 7.'.E:1hPth Widow o+ Deacon Elisha Hill 11 pq:1.7 slate, good, 11 11 H:i. 11, El :i. i,,h,::t DE-)i:':1. ,, d.:l.7ri'f3-9·-··l~:i :'il."'ith yr·. D-2,h-6 pgl7 slate, Lord, Samuel Perkins cl. :I. H l l.'.:.i---,1---:.":i D-2,h-7 l pgl7 E. !···!. Mr··,3,, :::::m 11 11 willow & urn D<·,~E1 . F . Hill 1, :i.79H 11 broken top corner, draped urn, 11 epitaph-6 Son of John P .. & Sophia Lord B,, P,, 1. ... 11 gray marble, almost illegible Son of Elisha & Elizabeth Hill Hi 11, Daniel cl .. :1. 79El·····9··-·'.:.i "D .. H:i 11 :l.79H pql7 slate, qood, winged cherub 11 !I Ch,::\Unc::y 1, E<<?.t s;y l_;J :i. c:I c::itA! !3amu<?. l cl .. l i:321 ··- l 1 ·- l 7 4~:i\l "B . C. Chaunc:y, cL,\U. El :i. phal f:::t L..;:-:<.c:lcl 11 p1J l 7 marble, eroded, epitaph (illeqiblel Lade:!, Fliphalet Merchant 62y D-2,i-1 pgl7 marble slab on square table tomb, cl .. 1806-2-21 1·-,1 €:l. ,~ c: h i1 f:; "~ r· ,3. h Widow o+ 4':5y cl" :I. f:l :I. ~:-i···-4·-:2H D···••:~i;, d ···- l pq 12 i,; l E:\t 1::? ,, Jahn Mdrch Mc.:.. r·c:h, -:.lohn cl .. :I. f.l l :::1:---6·-·· l 2 pg:1.7 11 J.M .. ~;l ,::i.tf:?, 11 qoud 1, tJ.r·n illegible �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY E, h u t ,.,a,,. y d. :1. t:l47•--:::l··..•2::~; E• !• ,.• Wife of John Shute ~:;:·?·y ...... ·1 ,..., II t·-:·J u f.:1 n mc:-ir.. ble!, f.!Lf ...,::. II f:::1·-oded \3hub;,'!• ~John J,,.... :I. t354-···:?-···2 24y D-3,a-4 pg:1.2 marble, cl .. ~:lhutr::?, F21nn·y, D. :I. B:·;;:: :I.-·· 12·•-::!: :I. broken, reset Wife of John A. Shute slate, low, willow & urn, John noted on back Noted on back of wife's stone c:1.:1.859-5-25 70y slate, low, willow & urn Jackson, Nathaniel c:1.1824-8-22 60y pq:1.2 slate, good, willow & urn Sherburne, Submit Wife John S. Sherburne, dau. George Boyd d.:1.807-2-23 28y D-3,b-1 pg:L:I. marble plaque an mound tomb, illegible IAli -ff::! o+ ,.Jof,,h1...1a John ~:-on ,Johni,~on, l..yd:i.a !.... .J • d.1837-5 - :1.1 56y D-·::''<,c···-:1. pq:1.:1. mcH" b 1 F,, f.0r- od f:'.1d ll ll n Brackett, Hannah Widow of Dr. Joshua Brackett d. 1805-4-24 71y D-3,c-2 pq1:I. marble slab, almost illegible :or•· II Brackett, Joshua d.:1.802-7-17 69th yr. D-3,c-3 pg11 marble slab, II n long text, almost illegible Relict of Robert Traill cl. :I.](:;) :I.·-· :I. o-:::61 y II i-/11--· 1::=. M,:,:tr-·y Ti·-· El :i. 11 !I :i. 7c;) :I. II D-3,c::-4 pg:1.:1. sla te, old iron repair, urn n ;.::_;pf::)nc:: Fi! !I 1··1a1r• y Widow Keith Spence, dau. Robert (°:JC'j\/ Jvj., ~3 c:I. 18::?4···-1.-·-10 D···••::~;' c:: ..... 1_::5 pq :I. :I. marble, almost illegible II n II l,1Jh :i. pp 1 E• !I ~,J:i. l l i. dffl Veteran Revolution, Signer Dec:. Indep. cl.1.785-:1.:1.-28 55y D-3,c::-6 pg:1.:1. table tomb, granite slab, long text l;Jh i pp l f.·? !I Ma.1r• y Relict Capt .. William Whipple of Kittery tl4y 1v1,,.. s. 1v!i::ll'.. Y I.A)h:i.ppl E• cl .. 110:::::•-·2·····24 D···••:::!:,c::--7 pq:1.:1. slate, repaired, urn, epitaph-2 11 11 Langdon, W □ oclbury Son of Henry 8. d.180:1.-1.0-24 Jv . D-3,c::-8 pg1.:I. slate, good, urn & Ann Langdon / Whipple, William d .. 1.]'?:~; ..... 4 ..... '..?9 D-3,c-9 pgl:I. :l.y Son of William Whipple 11 !.A).t.-J .. slate, 11 low, winqed cherub �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Moffatt, Katherine Wife of Jahn Moffatt of Portsmouth d . 1769··-:l.:2····7 b9y D---::~;,c:1.0 pq:l.l i0: l a. t E• 1, March, Natha~iel J .. d .. :I. E~:,::7--- .:'. ~--6 D-3,d-1 :,:: ./ "/ pg:1.2 11 N .. M. " s lat e, good, willow & urn Newell, Martha Emily Only child James & Sarah Newell d.:1.840-9-10 1:1.m D-3,d-2 pg12 marble, eroded Rundlett, Frances W. Wife of William Rundlett d. 18::;:i.'5-·-4···· :1. 7 '.:?Oy '' F. 1.,,J. R. '' D-3,d-3 pg:1.2 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-3 Thc;mpsan, Thc:;rnE~s Thomp1::-on d. 1 i::l07-··i::l····fl D-··::::; 1, d ···· 4 marble slab, table Thompson, Thomas Veteran of the Revolution ( c:I. :I. 809·-2··-·22) ( 6tly) D-3,d-5 pg:1.:1. marble, good, masonic emblem 1 1 Lowell, Elizabeth ' l.,,li::1dE1m' , 1riido1r..1 of i::;;f.':!\/. ,.John l.. .c:i1.,-.Jf;;)ll d.:1.805-9-22 97y E" L .. " :0····3, cl--·6 pq 1 :I. slate, good, willow & urn II ~3hu.t E), Char--]. ec.;,. cl .. :I. i:l41 ····4····2El pq 11 slate, good, willow & urn Blaisdell, John H. Son of Samuel & Hannah Blaisdell d.1842-7-23 19y 6m D-3,c:1-8 pql:I. s late, top broken off, willow & 2 urns Dwight, John Thompson Son of Josiah & Susan Dwiqht d.18:1.1-:1.0-13 14m pq:1.4 marble, almost illegible Langdon, Woodbury - Family cl ,,·1 t <~' <,; marble plaque on mound tomb no Langdon, Henry Sherburne with Woodbury Langdon Family no cl i::•. t 0:iis D-3,e-2 marble plaque on mound tomb Salter, Ri c hard Veteran of the Revolution cl .. 1 f::l :I. :·.?····· .'.5···2 6fl·/ slate , good, willow & urn P•.J :1. ' :.'i 1 Salter, Elizabeth d. :I. H:::::6-·- 6····· l 7 D·•--::~;, f ·--2 Bl ,::11sd<"fl l 1, d • :I. u. Y,,>·- :I.··- l D·-··4 !I ,::i.••··:I. Widow of Capt. Richard Salter slate, good, willow & urn, P,bnE)r ,:S :I. y pq:1.::::marble, almost illegible epitaph-1 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY hl Db l F2 :' ,..., .:,:11··· y Wife of Dea. JDhn Noble ..::,t:;·/ l'-'l1r•i;:... Mi::1I'.. \/ !\lob l r:::: d" :I. 79:~: ---·4··- l 6 :0·····4 ,, a ····2 pq 1 ::~; slate, l □ w, cherub 1 1 ' ' Noble, Pamelia Wife of Capt. John Noble d.1818-8-28 27y D-4,a-3 pq13 slate, qood, willow & urn, Infant brothers, 110 epitaph -3 parents not stated cl.:,1tE!S D-4,a-4 slate, tipped, urn Blasdell, Elizabeth Wife of Capt. Abner Blasdell d.1805-10-1 31y D-4,a-5 pg13 slate, good, willDw & urn l,,.J i,:1. l k E• 1·-- An n , Wife of Tobias Walker d .. 1BOH-···6··-10 D··-4, ,,:i.--·6 6(l·y• pq 1::=:; ll (.'.":1" l;J" marble, ll eroded, urn Wife of Nathaniel Folsom ~olsom, Olive Husk 11 D .. l···I. F. II d .. 1808-11-22 42y D·····4,, E1·····7 slate , good, willow & urn Salter, Sarah Ann Wife of Capt. Henry Salter :,,:/y ' 8 " Pl .. :=.; .. marble, eroded, willow & urn cl .. 1810-··11·-··:l. :I. Walker, 1 11 Maria Dau .. of Tobias Walker 40y pg13 sla te, repaired, willow & urn d" 182H-4-21 D-4,a-9 l,\lc·1.l kE~r·, Tob:i. a~,.. cl. 1 H:::=;6--7····H 84\/ D-4,a10 pg13 marble, eroded Walker, Elizabeth cl. 1871-2-:1. 84y 6m II E:" \A) .. ll (1bbott ,1 1· IE,i.r·y cl .. :I. i.::;:~::4--··t::i····2~~; 7/:iy '' M .. n .. ' D-4,al3 pgl:I. slate, good, willow & urn 1 1 Pl ace, i=.;,,H-· E1h Wife of Samuel Place of Portsmouth c:I. :I. 79::=; ..... 7 -·· 12 D-4,b-:I. pg13 slate, good, cherub 11 Gi:i. I J. i nqs, Eli:;~ abr::::th Mis-~:- ' 1 11 \ ;;, .. l f:l :i. 1 --4·-·::; 6::::y ll E" B" )-··4, b·-· 1 J. U pg 1 ::::: i;:.l c=i.tE,, good, -Jh:i.pplEi, ,Jos,eph ;I .. 1i::!1.6··-:?·-··26 '.?Ely )-4,b-12 :81 unt, pg13 Ei1::2orgf:2 d. 1796·-·· :I. 0···'.:?4 D·····4,,b···-2 1 ',J. l_,tJ. marble, E:!,;q. \,-.Ji 11 eroded Son of George F. 4-\/ 11 l3n 11 C:il"-J 1;,,: u.rn I31t...1.nt. slate , good, 11 urn & Mary Blunt �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Blunt., Wife of George F. Blunt 6.<'.l, ·yII l"'I. El. II pg13 marble, eroded, epitaph-2 l·IE11'··y d .. 1 8 ?: :i. .... ::·:: ..... ::-:: E;ar·Eth S .. Dau. of George F. & Mary Blunt d . 1869-6-29 62y D----·4,1 b-----.ll marble, eroded, epitaph-1 F)lunt:!1 Blunt, Gf.:0n1···gp F. t: MEtf"Y Blunt, d .. 1 f:l::::: 1 ·-·f:l --·-H marble, Blunt, George F.. d . 1 Er::: :1. --- 4---·'.?6 <:;9y with George F. Blunt, epitaph-2 With son George II G. i:::-. marble, Blunt, eroded, s. 11 eroded, epitaph-2 r·,.ldr--y Pinn d .. l U4:j----·9···21 D-4,b-7 1 ".'.'.:.iy pg13 II M. h. B .. marble, II almost illegible Whipple, Hannah Wife of Joseph Whipple d.:1.81:1.-1-30 75y D ··--4 , I:::, ·--- 1::l pg12 marble, old repair, willow l,1.Jal kf.:01,.. !I l''li::i.r- k M. 1,,.J. d.1858-:1.-:1.5 75y D--·--4 :1 b---c-:1 pg l :::: m,:;1r--blE•, er--odE-)d 11 11 Son of Capt. John Walker c:I. 1849----::::; .... 1 '.:.) II J. l,\I. II pq :1.::::: March, Catherine 11 42y c . M. 11 D-4,c-1 pg:1.2 slate, repaired, c1. 1 s:::!;7 .... :1. 0----26 ,.,., ,::t,,.. c: h , '.::; i,H"' a h d .. 1834-2-28 :0·----4 !I c ..... '.? !I 42y cl. 1797-4-21 D-4,d-:I. slate, pq:1.2 s late, Hcen d f:?I"' S'c-Dn' a i:'l.f'flE•S'- d .. 11:l :I. H··- 1 --? ::;Ely sla te, pg:1.4 Hendersnn, D-4,d-4 willnw & urn 3y 7m pg14 t-=•;;,.c: ker-, Thomi:,1.s. d.1793-12-16 63y D-4,d-2 pg14 sla te, d. :1.794---H ··--4 repaired, low, winqed cherub, epitaph-4 qond, urn & drapery, epitaph-7 good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Hugh Merchant of Portsmouth 1 47-1::.h y1,... 'Huqh HFJnclE)J'"!:5 □ n!I 179-ll- 11 pq14 slate, qood, winqed cherub, epitaph-2 H,::1l'"t :1 l--·IE•.nn-::1h 11 1··1 lr--s .. 11 11 d .. 1 f::l4;:.'5 ---9--·· 1 9'.''.iy· H .. H. 11 :0 ..... 4 !I cl·"":5 pq14 slate, qood, willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY !....€',' ·"-' :i. s !' Em i 1 y H. cl. :I. i:ll.:.j:·.?·····B·-· 12 '.:!:]y "i"I :i. s",f.;" E:. H. 1..... marble, almost illegible II D-4,d-6 pg:1.4 Thompson, Ebenezer d. :L t3'..?E3····2--·4 :0 ····4 !I d·--7 II "Cc;l,." 6/:,··.,..- p9:1.4 Thompson, John B. d.:1.840-10-7 23y "J.B.T." D·-··4,d ·--8 pg:l.•'.J. marble, repaired, ThDmp i:= .on, ME:\r···"/ Wife of Col. Ebenezer Thompson 11 4:::y l''I. T. II d • :L H 1 ;:5-- :I. :I.···· :I. !.:i ma 1r· b .I. ('::! !' <'::! I'" 0 c:I 1;::) cl :0·····4,cl··"9 pg:1.4 C:::of f i n !' Hc::,r·· at :i. o cl. :I. Hl:'59- :I. :I. ..··2h 47y D-.. 4!,C'C!"'":I. ''H.C.'' mar·b .I. E•, qood P(1:l.4 l>-.1 i 11 ,::\1··· cl!' Ma1'.. y cl. :I. B26•-:::::--•f:, pq :I.LI, Widow Joseph Willard, Pres. Harvard "M.l,i.J." m<':'! 1··· b 1 i:.~ , <?. 1,·· o d <01 c:I Thompson, Elizabeth Hale Wife of Col. Ebenezer Thompson b. J.76i:3-.. H·-··'..?6 d. :l.tl:?6·····:!.2 ..···:I. ''E.H .T. '' D-4,e-3 pq:1.4 marble, illegible, dau. Samuel Hale Son of Thomas Bheafe d. l 94~5 ..... 2 ..... 7 D-4,e-4 '.".'!'.:::y 11 pgJ.4 Sheafe , Abigail cl II :I. r:}.{:t-::::;..... C_.) ••.•• ·7 D-4,e-5 ,J. S. II marble, good Dau. of Thomas Sheafe ,:::>!5\l 1 pq:1.4 ' i:·.➔ " f.;;" II marble, eroded Hale, Mary Relict of Samuel Hale d.:1.81:1.-3-:1.l 83y s late, good, sp irit ascending, pg:1.4 C::h,:\clbou.r·n , ,:1nn cl. :I. El06·-.. :1. :I. ....<!; pq:l.h Half::!,, f.;; _,:,1iTH ..H::d d. 1807·-7-··10 Relict Jonathan Chadbourn, (:j c; l r:~{){:J s late, qood, willow & urn 11 ,l\ i"i t:3'i"y' D-4,e-9 pq:1.5 ■ /'·. II n 1•-•, 11 r··I • ,::) • ::::7y II 11 Ec.;q., A .. (Ls. good, monument design, epitaph-4 "'.::,. H. sl ate, piJ :I. 4 cl. :I. tlOEl·-<:i···-26 epitaph-3 11 !I Of Cork, II T. H. Ireland, relict Capt. Gilbert Horney 11 sandstone, broken, top lost, epitaph-4 Sheafe, Elizabeth Bunbury cl. :I. "/9!~:.i ..... ::::; .... 17 27/ El :i. :.:: €,1.bt:::,t.h Bunbui'"Y Sh1::?af <-:?, D-4,f-:I. pg14 slate, good, death head 11 Coffin, Charles A. cl .. :I. H:::;o :.:::.,::y marble table plaque, ~~~ also E-4,a-l l 79~:i'' �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY ShE~c~.fE·?, hbigE,\:i.1 d. :I. tl4::::; 6~:'iy pq:1.4 Sh£::c3.fe!, Cha1~1 <,?',, 26y pqJ.4 cl. J.H16 J) ..... 4, f, .... ::;;: C::Ci+ fin!' cl.1d2B D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, see also D-4,e-5 marble table plaque Fr.. Dnc:: :i. i:., :I.By marble table plaque, f3h eE,. f t:2 !' Fr.. an c:: :i. !::d. :I. Hl6 29y D-4,f-2 pq:1.4 Hrn·· €:1 ti o <:)y D-4,f-2 pq:1.4 see also E-4,a-3 marble table plaque f3l·i e.>c\ f E' !' cl. 1 T?El marble table plaque Coffin!, Hor.. ,::1 tic::, cl. :I. H':::, '/ 47y D-4,f-2 marble table plaque, SheE\fe, cl • :I. El 4 ~.:'i Ja.mE•S:. '.:'i h ·/ pf:1.4 see also D-4,e-:I. marble table plaque, Coffin, Mehitable ::) ..::,y cl. :I. u:.,~'/ D-..·4!, +·-.. 2 marble table plaque, see also D-4,e-4 see also E-4,a-2 Sheafe, Thomas Jr. d. :I. 791:l :1. 4y D-4,+-2 pq14 marble table plaque Shea+e, John Hale cl. lH40 4h:,,, D-4,f-2 pq:1.4 marble table plaque t3heD.fF,, d. J. 7tl4 :u . . . 4, +·-.. '.? MEt1~y 2-::;;y p(J :I. 4 Wife o+ Thomas Sheafe marble table plaque, Sh(·?.•;.~.f<•"'!, Sa.r. ah cl. :1./'/d :l.7y :o . . . (j., f-2 pq:1.4 marble table plaque f3h E• ,:.-\ +E• !I M,::l. F" y C. cl. :I. 797 :I. .Sm r::, ..... 4!,+·. -'..? p,J:1.4 marble table plaque, f3hea+£'2!, "Esq." cl. :I. ff:':. :I. Sh £'2€:l. f e, d. :I. t::i'.::i / I horoo,,.i;:; see also C-5,c::-5 see also E-4,a-h !:lOy pq:1.4 marble table plaque, see also D-4,q-2 Sc:,.mu.<-:'21 / :,,::y pq:1.4 marble table plaque, see also D-4,q-1 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Coffin ,1 ME1l'"Y d .. J.B:27 F.::... 2:1.y D-··4 :I+·-·'? marble table plaque, see als □ E-4,a-4 ShF:afE.i,, Dli\/E~,,.. d" :I. 8'.,;~~.':i 27y pci14 Shf:::,af E·,', cl. :I.Ei:1.7 :0 ..... 4,1 f•»»:;;! 1v1,::1r·y 6:1.y pq J. f;heaf F:1, S,:1.mUE!l marble table plaque, see also D-4,g-3 Wife of Thomas Sheafe marble table plaque, ,'.j. cl. :I. H!".)7--· :l :I.·-· :l :::; :0 .....4, g·-.. l pg:1.4 II(::, ·... } n C• ~J II i: !:3hE•afE?, Thome',\~~ cl" :I. El:::=; :I. •--Cji ......,:j. D-4,g-2 HOy pg:1.4 II T n r;" II marble, eroc:led, po □ r Sheafe, Oliver S □ n o+ Thomas Sheafe c:1.1825-':ii-:l.7 27y D-4,g-3 pg:1.4 slate, good, willow & urn H,:::1.l E•, John Son of Samuel Hale 11 Jnhn Hc1lE• 1:: :,,;q,, :1.'/'9h 11 .::, ..::,v slate, good, willow & urn, po:1.4 d .. :1.796·--7·-.. :I.::::; D·--4,i~J·-4 Hal<=', Pinn 1..,.1,:\i'" Y d" :I. B:?4·--15···-1 t3 '.:,~y D-4,g-5 Eipi t .E:l.ph•»»:1.6 D,-;:,u,, of f>i::1muE•l h. 1·,1. H. 11 :i. 1 1 ei:;:i :i. b 1 El 11 marble, Dau. Henry & Elizabeth Burleigh Burleigh, Charlotte Bm slate, good, circle design, with mother d" l B02 -·-2 ·-·· :I. 13 Burleigh, Elizabeth Wife of Henry Burleigh d .. lB02-5-1 32y pg 11_:::j D·-··4, g ..·-6 slate, good, circle design, with dau. Charlotte '.:3t :i. ck nE~Y, Ma,,. th ,::1. d. 1824-5-:1. 47y Wife of Samuel Stickney slate, shattered, willow & urn, Pu.r.. kins,1 Eli;,:.abE·i::h cl n :I. 8:22·•-<':y ·--'.:;i 47y D-5,a-2 11 Mr·1:=.... 11 E• P • slate, flaw in stone, pg26 F:i.t:z.qE1r;:1.ld, ?':ibig-::,1il II II Devers □ n, Mehitable urn & drapery Wife of Joshua Deverson 3:1.y pq :26 Deverson, willow & urn Wife of Richard Fitzgerald slate, good, d,,:1.808-8-30 epitaph - 2 slate, qood, Joshua I IJ n slate, :o" willow & urn, epitaph-4 II broken, low, willow & urn, epitaph-5 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Di•::~\,,et-·s,.on, HE':!n1~y cl. 1 f:l2i:3··- :I. O····· J. 9 Bon of Joshua & Mehitable Deverson H.D. slate, broken top, willow & urn, epitaph-4 ::?:l.y 11 11 H,:·1.r.. t!1 Daniel cl. l79:l.-·-:l.2 ··-1 :I. slate, good, winged cherub Fitzgerald, Susan Wife of Richard F ernald, d • J. B~.".iB· ··· l J. ·-2.-:'.J. •;.:•[)y Ii f'.;'." ~,; (:;., F n 11 marble, old repair Fitzgerald, Richard cl., :I. H.,_~iB···- :I. :I. -···'.24 R marble, ?,: S F 11 old repair 11 n Randall, Abigail d. 1B24-9-:l.4 n n Relict of Capt. Paul Randall B4y space far lost marker Sellers, Pamelia Widow of Capt. cl.:1.840-6-22 26y D·-··15! i::1:I.O slate, repaired, 1 Paddleford, James Sellers willow & urn Margaret cl., :I.El47·-··2 ·····4 11 pq'..?6 Sc:,,.. iqq:i.ni;;; , clied same day 1 1"- 1n P 11 n slate, good, will.ow & urn q □ oc:1, ,.,.Ji 11 ot.-··J ,:,,: u,,. n v-J:i.lliE1m ::;:::;y sl ,;;1tE?! !' l'·k1b l E', ,John cl .. :I. i:l :I. 9-·· :I. ····•2::::: Cc1pt . .,'.f:::!:y J" hi. II s=.1 at c? g c:iocl !• 11 11 11 0 Stickney, i1 Mehitable Wife of Samuel Stickney II 60y M .. b. marble, tipped, almost illeqible d .. 1 El'.:'.i"?-- l :I.--· 16 11 Stickney, Samuel cl. :1.859-1-:1. 83y marble, Moulton, repaired Son of John P George Edw i n 18m pg27 slate, & Susan H. Moulton c:I. 1844-7-28 D-5,b-3 d.lBOl-10-19 D-5,b-4 pg13 poor, willow & urn 66y s late , low, broken, urn & wreath, epitaph-4 Granclaughter Ann same stone D···-1::.'i, c:--:i. pq26 slate, low, willow & urn Fernald, Ann L. Dau. Joh n W.. & Ann Fernald c:J 1 (:J :::!:.lf-·-'.;?--:-;? l 6y I.... F D-5,c-l pg26 slate, low, willow & urn, with Samuel n II(.\ n n n JI �hl:l c::hol as; Ci,Hnpt:H,~.I. .I. Campbell, Charlotte G. cl. :l.tl-47---C/---4 D·-6, a-- :I. Dau. Nicholas J. & Mary A. Campbell Dau. Nicholas J. & Mary A. Campbell :l :1.m Campbell, Charlotte A. d. :1.864-2-3 14y 9m Campbell, John N. Native of Scotland d.:1.890-7-28 75y D-6, a-3 pg26 marble, eroded �GRAVESTONES NORTH CEMETERY □f MacClintock, Elizabeth Wife Rev. d. :I. EU ::::.-----8--- :I.::::; 68y "E. l'L 11 gray marble, eroded Samuel MacClintock, Greenland F0,,,---nal d, ii nhn of the Revolution ~:5(>·y1 J. 792--- J :I. ---2::::. '"l c•_tc;:, 1, repaired, lnw, winged pq26 cl n Son of Edward & Mary Cutts d.:1.798-9-:1.5 6w D-5,c-4 pg~~ slate, qnod, cherub Youngest dau. of Samuel Cutts :l7y ''M:i_::-c.;:, Sidnf'i!Y Cutts=,, 1792'' slate, low, winged cherub, epitaph-2 Cutt1:.:;, 13:i_ c:ln<:"'Y d . :I. 79:2--- l 0---17 Cutt~-:=- 1, Mc3_r--y Dau. of Edward & Mary Cutts ~-'iit--' ''!vi. Cutts, J. 797 '' slate, good, cherub, epitaph-2 cl. :1.797-----(3----:1.:'? Cutts, On stone with sister Anna Edward Holyoke cl. 1 BO'::i--':5--::::; D-5,c-7 :I. :I. m pg25 II E. H. C. slate, 11 qood, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Cutts, Anna Holyoke On stone with brother Edward "ti. H. C. II cl. 1805-5-7 5y 4m slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 Cutts, Anna Holyoke cl. 1830-4-7 :0--- '.'_"i !I C -----El Dau. of Edward & Mary Cutts ??v slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 D j_ E~d Bos=, ton 1, wrote Anti-Swearinq Pledqe Burnham, Benjamin M. d.:1.845-1:1.-14 58y "B.M.B. D----'::i !I cl ----1 e1·-odE•c:I 11 Foster, Martha A. :I. 1:3y On stone with Fannie Foster d. l ff~:-7··-:I. 0 marble, repaired Foster, Fannie E. On stone with Martha Foster b.1824-1-27 d.1904-J.-:l.9 D---'.'5 1, d ----? marble, repaired F Ci !:i t. i::? ,--- !I F ,..-i::\ n C: ,:,) r.0; [,,J :i_ -f f?. C) + R Ci b i::! I'" t. "F. F. d.:1.827-9-17 40y mE11'"- b 1 t:i, E)f.. od E•cl 0----'.::i !Id---::::: pq2~::i II Foc.;,ter-, F<Dl:iE•1·-t -46-/ II i:;; • i:::-" II cl. J. H::::-~:i--·- l O·-- :L 4 IT1ar·-h:I.E•, br-okr:.·n Fu,;;; t ,:,: r-- 1, i:;; (2 hi,? k -,:1 h d. :I. 79'/·--.<'.f·--':.) 4 :I.\-' Foster, D-----'.'."i 1,c:!·---6 Wife of James Foster '' Fif.'i'h 1::-1 k c:ih F c:,1:=, t. F! I'- '' slate, good, winged cherub, epit.aph-8 Ann Mary slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph - 6 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Df?nniE_., 1.:-:iJ.be-:ir-t d. :I. 791:'.'i-·-:I. 0·····2 46y "(H beF·t D(;;)nr, i <-:,i :I. 79 .'5" D-5,d-8 pg25 slate, good, death head 1 !I l>.Ji::d. k eF·, 8-F.:tmUE1 1 d . :t 79H•- :::: D·····~5, f:.> ·-··:1. 4,/ 11 pg:?5 Dau. !,\la l k E·?I'- , Nc1rlC\/ ci .. :I. 79Fl···••::~; :l.2y 11 pg2~.':.i D-·'..'5, e--· 1 Walker, Bon Seth & Temperance Walker Nan C:'/ 1 ·r l!::!mpe1r• <:~.nc f:? ~:,: Si::11llU€!! l l_,1Jc.3. l k f.·,•I' .. slate , urn with sprays, long text Beth & Temperance Walker 1\J,::,i_nc-y' !• slate, Temperance d. :I. 79f.3·--•:::: D-5,e-:I. 6y 11 pg~~ !I Campbell, Charlotte G. d~~~8i~f~4Chailmtte A. ~-,~~4!2-3pg?44y ~ ■ rble, D-6,a-~ pg~b marble, Jones, Harriet d. :I. 829·-- :t ·--2 Tf:'impFc.'f.. i::1nC(',' b;::1mu1:::il !?:< urn with spra y s, Dau. r·-.!c:1.n C: y slate, Campbell, John N. d.:1.890-7-28 /~y II ll•.i-::-tl kc:;;11·- 1 ' long text Seth & Temperance Walker T E•mp 1;::,F· i::1n c:: E-:• f:3E:l.mUE•1 i;:,: urn with sprays, l-\li:1.l k ('::'r·· II long text Dau. Nicholas J. Dau. Nicholas J. er- ocl c. d 121--· o cl e d & Mary & Mary A. A. Campbell Campbell Native of Scotland Wife Hiram Jone s, clau. Joseph Deverson :::!; :I. y slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Perkins, Jeremy M. Son of Jeremy & Ann Perkins d.:1.83:1.-10-19 :I.Om slate, good, willow & 2 urns Wide of Hunking Lowd cl. :I. f3'.:i0-···1."'i··-'.,?'.:"i D-6,b-:t pg25 67y II H. D. 1..... marble, 11 eroded Lowd, Catherine M.. Dau . of Hunking & Hannah l....owcl d.:1.85:1.-10-9 ~;y D-6,b-2 pg25 marble, eroded Allcock, Joseph Merchant cl" :I. }9:::i••••2•- J 4 ]]th \'I·••" ,J D-6,b-3 pg26 slate, low, 11 Hunk :i. nq d . :1.869-1-25 82y :0·--6 C:: ..... :I. marble, L.01,.Jd !I n {:il J C::OC k !I :I. 791."".i 11 broken top, epitaph-2 !I almost illegible Thompson, Charles d.:1.798-9-26 :l.6y :0-6,d-:I. pg25 fieldstone, oval head, crude letters Chase, Sarah E. Dau .. Asahel P .. & Sophia 8. Chase cl.:1.84:1.-:1.0-22 7y 6m D-6,d-2 marble, repaired, with Sophia & William �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Chase, William K. r Bon of Asahel & Sophia B. Chase d. lf340····4·--:l.7 6m marble, D·-··l.:i!I c:1····2 ChdS:-€~!1 c:1. :1. repaired, SophiD. 8,, El4 :1. ·---12--- :1. : _:_; ::~:o·,- marble, :0 -•· (':; !I (:;! ..... :I. pg :,::'. '.:.:.1 li-JifE: of r:,~:-i::"\h(;?l F'. "~:;. B. c. " repaired, Davis, Martha S.F. d. :I. 866·-- l 2--::~9 with Sarah & Sophia Chc:~.-,:-E• with Sarah & William Wife of Obediah R. Davis ::?6y marble, repaired, Greenough, Robert F. Co. H, 29th Regt., M.V., d.:1.862-9-17 23y marble, repaired, reset died at Antietam Wetherbee, Anna Maria Wife Frank W. Wetherbee 11 (1. M. IJ...I. II d. lE<~.),i.j.---12 ----4 2hy :0-6,e-3 marble, r epa ired, reset, dau. Robert Foster Burnham, Eli za Jane Wife of Benjamin M. 1.758'/ 11 E. ~J .. B . 11 c:I. l B1:'.'i~.':.i-·-4·-- :t :"2 D·-••6 !I E······.f.l. marble, repairec:I Shortridge, Joseph cl .. l HO'.:?-·-· 1 :I. ·-- :I. 9--:,,· slate, face flaking, Burnham part lost, urn �Hi. 11, Mc:\t~y cl. :I. El :I. :I. ·-·4·•-::~; Wife of Jeremiah Hill '.~:iEly 11 H:i. J J , bi::i.f'.. E\h 1··/j 1·1 .. H .. slate, pql7 II broken, top lost Relict o f James Hill n d ,, :I. ff:::;.<l ·-· :I. :I. -··· l :·:;:: ,!<>::1 II r:; " l''I n H" II slate, qood, pgl willow~ urn I··~ i 1 l ~ .J t'::i, ffl €·:' ::. Veteran of the Revolution ci. :I.Ei:I. :1.·····:1.:.?······;:::9 '."'.iFly II ,} " H" " E···- :I., a.···••::::; pg 1 urn & drapery, epitaph-2 HiJl, Samuel Veteran of the Revolution, merchant b. :1.745-2-12 d. 1812-3-19 E-1,a-4 pg18 marble slab on table tomb, epitaph-22 Hi 11, :::;,:1.muE•l cl,. :!. H4U·-·· :I.····· :1. 9 p~J lb Hi J l, N2,nc::y Wife of Willi.am Hill :::,;:1. "/ cl .. :l.8:l.9 ·-··:1.···-21 pq :I.El Hi 11, I c:hahod cl .. :I. El :·.::'7····· :I. :1. ·····20 E·-··:l. pq:1.8 1<':i•··-7 1 (sc;i-y ":r . H .. " rn ,0,i ,,.. b 1 E• i1 i:1. 1 r11 c:, s; t. i. 1 1 f,?q :i. bl F! l>.J h :i. t. e ,1 Mi:1 t·· y Widow William White & Samuel 11 84v 1·,1 .. t1.J. 11 d. :I. 82U·····::':;···<:::O marble, almost illeqible pq:I.H Hill, ~,J:i.lli.am cl,, 1 t'.)49·-··:2 ·--'.?2 pq :1. f:3 H:i. 11 Son James D .. Hill same stone 11 1.J,) n D 11 n marble, broken, top lost Son of William & Nancy Hill H :i. 11 !I .:r i!HYlE::s; D,, c:I,, :I. 86~5···- J. 2·····',?.<'.I. ~:i '.:?y ",j" D. H .. ll 1:::···- l, ,::1····C/ pq :1.8 mi::l.rble, broken, top lost, I.A):i.th H:i. l. l, Eli. ·z,abE:th f3 .. Widow of William Hill cl.:1.876-5-22 72y E-1,a:I.O pg:1.8 marble, eroded Bon of Nathaniel Brown 11 pq:1.6 E:·····:1. !I b·····:I. B,•. 01.Nn, H,'.1nn<':\h i"l,'.il' .. tir.., 11 p1J lb P1r·1n cl .. :LU 1 :I. ···-7--(;:, fi::l.c::e flaking, willow & urn Wife of Nathaniel Brown 4.<'.1-t.h cl .. :I.H:1.0-·:I. :l.·-··1 :I. E····· :1., h·-··'..? C:-1 .. M. B . " slate, y,,. ., n l.,\!h i c:idE:!n' HobE•1· .. t H-,j cl,, :I. H :I. 15-··4 ..·- :I. .... / pq:l.b E ··-·:I. :I b·····4 H. :o . II marble, eroded, l,,.J:i. cloH u+ hHth YI'". pg:1.6 11 ll (1 u i"J n qri::l.y marble, epitaph-6 ll eroded Son Elisha & Si::i.rah A. C .. "F;;" c:" slate, !.1.J" ( i 11 E•q :i. b 1 E·') Whidden II qo □ d, urn, epitaph-.<'.!- �L.. .l.e:\l'"k, Enoch M., cl .. :I. 8 :I. 1."'i·--9··-'.,?0 ~.'i :I.\/ E-1,b-5 pg16 "!··'Ii'.. ., slate, E., 1·•1,, C,, " old iron repair, "Mt'"<;;;., G1r• E:/ (,? n l (;) i:: f !I i"'I i::\ 1··· \,' II IVIJ'" <,;" d .. :1.8:1.5-:1.0-3:1. 86y E·---:1.,b--·-c':., pg:1.6 slate, good, 1, willow & urn II willow & urn Clark, Marv Greenleaf Dau. Enoch Moody & Mary Clark d" :l 820-----:::::•--?'.'5 :I.:::!:\/ '' M., G,, C,, II E-1,b-7 pg:1.6 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Gooch, Elizabeth cl., 1 ff7~'5-·--'/--·-7 E---:l.!1b·-·8 :::l'?y 6m pq:1.6 mE1.r bl E'' , Ci·=~.gDocl, C::h.=.1r JC!<=.; E cl '/·.J a,,. d uc: . E .. c1 .. 1 u::::::;----6---2:s '/y E--·-:l.!1b·---'? pgl.h '.:::;on of u. m,,·,1r--b 1 E·' !I II i::11 must:. i:::, LI. t l"i c':\ m , 1---i O I'" i::•. C (,? l"'lor· ~,;Ei Son FE•\1 .. c1., :1. u:::!:2----- 1. 2-----21 '/·/ "I..L 1··11. P .. 11 pq16 fff ,::\ I'" b 1 E~ !I E·?I'" c::, d F:! c:I E·-"1 !I b:1.0 :i. 1 1 (;;iq i b 1 (0.' Israel & Harriet !•ii:':\ l''T :i. (-=! t l,,.J :i. +~=! of Pev ., J s~v-- ,,H::' 1 l,1.J,, Put r--, .,,1m "H .. r:• . d.,:1.832-6 - 10 41y E--·-:l.!,b:1.:1. p,,:::i:I..::) marble, erocled, urn & pillars F' U t n i::•. ill , 11 cl., :I. 8 :I. '.'.~.i--.. :i. ..... j_ 0 E·-.. l!,c--·- :1. l,1J:i. f E·? 0 "M., :o., II + pq16 Hi 11, ME:'i.f"Y L..., d. 1 H'.::"::::; .... l 2·--4 willow & urn, Consort of J. s late, E----· 1 !' c·---2 Dr . Joshua Brackett good, epitaph-9 Burley H:i.11 willow & urn, epitaph-5 Elwyn, Elizabeth Lanqdon b.1777-12-4 d.1860-8-8 E-1,c-3 pq16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb L..i',1nqclon, h,, 1 /::y:_;; [ •·• 1 !I c:•----:::: ,John II Gc::,v. II!' ) F:!'l':.( ?1r'icin of th<-::-> i:;:(0!\/011...tt :i. or·, d,, :i.8:i.c:; ..... r;i .... 18 pg:1.6 marble plaque on Langdon m □ und tomb 1 0 Elwyn, Catherine Cecelia b . 1798-5-4 d,,1833-3-:1.4 E-1,c-3 pq:i.6 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Elwyn, Charles Henry b . 180'/ d.1848-1 E: ----- 1 ~ c:: ..... ::::: pq16 marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Bar-- 1"' <:-,:l l !I cl. :I. d:.?:::; E·---1 !I c:----::::: pq16 marble plaque on L..anqclon mound tomb El \,\tyn !I ·rhc::,m,:!.S II Fic:-q. II b.1775 d,,1816-3 -2? pqlh marb.l.e plaque on L..anqdon mound tomb �i....-:::inqclc,n 1, Elizabeth Sh e rburne iJohn i.... anqclnn cl " 1. :3 1. ::::; ·-· ::::; ·-· :·; : pq:1.h marble plaque on Lan g don mnund tomb b.17'61 E ..·-1, c•--:::; Elwyn, Thomas Octavius Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Elwyn b .. :1.811.-10-22 d.1.831-:3-:1. pql.6 marble plaque on Lanqdon mound tomb Elwyn, William Octavius Son □ f Thoma s & Elizabeth Elwyn b.1811-10-22 d .. lH~LJ pg:1.6 marble plaque an Langdon mound tomb [;..Jh :i. pp 1 i!::: !I b. 17:,~::~: E-... 1, c::•--:::i; cl .. l fl2::'!; pgi.6 i. 00/ marble plaque on Langdon mound tomb Brackett, Joshua M. d.i.829-12-l 19y F·--1 1,d-·- l pqlh Brackett, Ann Son Dr .. ' Dau .. d • 1 H:T::::--- :I. 1 '""(:::, E-1,cl-1 1 of Dr. 11 pg19 Joshua Brackett, died at ,.J. r·1. B. ' 1 (1 • B,, marble, Joshua Brackett 11 eroded Son of Stephen & Sarah Pearse marble, pq:I.El almost illeqible Pearse, Stephen Jr. Son of Stephen & Sarah Pearse :1. 9-..,i s. P. JI E-:l.,e-2 slate, good, willow & urn c1 • 1 B::'0;0 ....-::>·<?6 II Pearse, Ge □ rqe S □ n of Stephen & Sarah Pearse b.1815-8-18 d.1868-7-1 E-1,e-3 pg18 marble, eroded M,:t.i::-!:>f:?.'Y11 hE".•0!'"9F! ci. :i. 821-.. :3 ..... 4 70y E-2,a-1 pg17 marble, eroded, willow & urn, epitaph-1 Ma ssey, Hannah Wife of GPorge Massey ci.1852-1-26 LJ~y E-2,a -2 pg17 marble, eroded Sewall, Jonathan Sewall Councillor at Law E!":,q. □ w, willow & urn , epitaph-8 "i). i"i. f3., pg:1.7 slate, t·'I a.1'· t :i. n 11 Th c1 ,n ;;,1. ~, cl,, :i. El0~~:; ....•2--4 / ..:',y pg17 Massey, E-2,a-5 Langdon, -<:- pg17 II T. 1"1!. goad, Wife 11 □f 1··1! .. 1·-,1. marble, circle with leaves George Massey JI almost ill egible William c1. :!. H20-.. 9 ...-::::;n E-2,a-6 49y II IIE~=:.q .. II s late, Mehitable d. :I. t304"·• :I. l l pg17 ::::r.:::v JI, ....,,... . .. slate, !.J,J .. 1...... good, 11 willow & urn, long wording �l....i::'1.nq cl c::,n ,, 1•,1 i::'1.r· v Wife of William Lanqdon II l·-'l1r· :,.; " l"-'I,. L..E1.n (1 cl c:,n !I d. :I. 80:2--2··-i:l :::1 .•,::y E ..··'.2 ,, c:1.·--·7 pq 17 slate, good, willow & urn, H:i.11, Euni CE! c:i .. lf30:1. . ··:?-..·26 E-2,a-8 l"-)i. -fE) of ,J.;;:,.me!,, H:i.11 43y E::uni.c:F,! Hi. 11 ,1 :I.HO:!.'' pg:1.7 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 11 Dau. o+ Eliphalet & Abigail Ladd cl. :I. 7·99,.... :·,;-;: ..... :1, E-2,a-9 7y pg:1.7 II H,, 1....-;;:,dd II slate, low, winged cherub Jackson, Katherine 11 Ki::1thE•r·i.nE• ,Ja.c::ks;.c::in, :1,7c;c;:,,, d.:1.799-3-29 ~9v ..... slate, good, urn & wreath, epitaph-4 / Jackson, Nathaniel cl .. :i. H 10 ....,2,-- :I. 9 69y 1\1. ,.J" E-2,al :I. pg:1.7 slate, good, II Mi::'1.F.. c::h ,, l.,.IE•.I'"'] €:1.r .. F!t d.:I.H:1.0-3-11 :l.3y II Dau .. Buckminster, Abigail E-2,a:l.3 urn of John & Sarah low, willow & urn, JI Pi. B,, " marble, eroded , dau. Elisha Hill of Berwick Wife of Theodore Jewett JI i"lf•"' !c; 8 ,.J d.:1.819-6-15 /~y E·.... 2,,b·--1 p,;.:.J:1.7 slate, low, willow & urn, a Orne, Joseph n u ll l 4y pg17 II J. U,, 11 marble, eroded, willow & urn Hart, Martha Widow of George Hart, Jr .. cl .. :I. f:30~:'.i·-.. 4 ..... ':.i ::iOv "Mt"·"".. M. H. JI slate, good. willow & urn, pi.]:l.7 San cl .. :I. flU::.'i·-- :I...... 1 E-2,b-4 ep :i. t ,:,1.ph ·-·4 Youngest so n of James & Sarah Orne d. 1 H:20-..·El•--:,::6 E-2,b-2 epitaph-2 Wid .. Eliphalet Ladd & Joseph Buckminster d .. :I. H::',;H ..... 9 ..... 1 7 pg17 & JIM,.l"I. JI slate, b. 1 /;75(i ....,9 ..... -:_:;· willow □f epitaph-4 James & Jane Rundlet :I.\/ pg:1.7 slate, good, urn Hundl€-~t, ,John Son of James & Jane Rundlet :i.7y J1,J,, Rundl(:,:t" d. :I. H04·-9·--2B E·--2, b---1.':.'i pq:1.·7· slate, top broken off Buckminster, Mary Consort □ f Rev. Joseph Jll,,.I. B .. JI cl , 1 f.)()'."5 ..... fr ..-::3 40\-' pq:1.6 marble, almost illegible Buckminster, L..ucy cl .. :l.80::::; ..... •.3 ..... 20 E-2,b-7 Chadbourn, d .. :l.f.ll0·.. ••:~:; ..... 7 F-2,b-8 f:3'.2-y' pg16 Thoma s Relict Rev. 11 1·,1c1m .. L.. .. Ei .. 11 slate , goocl, Joseph Buckminster of Hutlancl, willow & urn 11F,o,.q .. 11 74y pq16 gray marble, almost illegible MA �\._o l ·•. l"'"I -._.. 1.,.. •,..,, Ei/·-J<""n Mf:::h :i. t ,;:1b 1 ii::1 cl . 1 Bl.''i2•-::~:••···27 E·-:·:? ,b ·····9 pq:l.b 1 \,.,, l "•I],.,.\,"' •.,~• 1 I 'i 1, ,,.' I ~. I I I I. ...• l., .. I 11 .... 1 I,... I ',_ I On stone with Alexander & Mehitable Ewen :1 Ewen, Mehitable Fernald cl.1837-10-20 79y E-2,b-9 pq:1.6 marble, E:1.,,J<0:n, () l. E•;-: a.n d F:::l'With d • 1 f:l 1 ::.'i -·- :I. :·.;-: ·-· :I. 4 68th Yi'-. Wife of Alexander Ewen eroded, with Alexander & Mehitable wife & daughter ma,,-bl£-?, E?!~ □ df:?d Cl .:=:,p :1 Supply cl .. :I. El :I. :I. ···- ::~; -··· '..? 4 pq:1.6 1.,-Jh i pp l E~, p,r• i nc:(c? ( d .. :I. 796-·- :I. :1. ·-·· 1 H) E·····'..? 11 c:--:I. pql~':i Veteran of th e Revolution l"l,:~r·y H. Wife of Capt .. Samuel Jones "M .. H .. J. II d .. :1.807-4-28 44y 1:::·····':?:1C:·····:·2 pq:1.15 slate, qoocl, willow & urn ,J or-,Ps :1 Goddard, Jonathan d. 1807 ·-•/:•-··.<'.J. ::'!;7.._,,, JJ II (Tli:;\lr·b 1.... €:l.nqton :1 '.::;;,1.mu.el d .. :1.1:io7···-2·--6 4 1.'.':.i·y E-2,c:-4 pg:i.5 11 :i.807 11 l.:J (:3" 1 E:.• i::\ l 'I 8 . L. slate, mc:;ist 11 qo □ d, willow & urn, e pit aph-2 L..i::lnqton 1, Cil i VF!:: Wife of Capt. Samuel Langton d. :1.828-5- :1.9 68y E-2,c:-4 pq:1.5 slate, qood, willow & urn, epitaph-2 In ~;t t-u.c tor- o+ \iou.th " 1-..k. • ::=.; ,i:1 ,m..t <0: 1 •r,c.,ppi::{rl 4Hv m;, , r .. b J. F,•, ;,\ 1 mo1::; t. illE,.,JiblE?.• pq:1.6 TE•.ppE•.n, HE,.muE•l 11 11 d .. l tl06-·•.•:l•····29 II Chadbourn, Thomas d .. 1825-7-11 49y "T" c::: .. II :,:_ 1 , :1 t f,; qOOd pq:1.6 0 !I !! Chadbourn, Mary Widow of Thomas Chadbourn 11 M .. C .. '1 cl. :I. H:2h·-- :I. 2 ·-··'?c_;i 47-y' E-2,c:-7 pg:1.6 slate, qoocl, willow & urn Fernald, Mary Widow of Capt .. Mark Fernald / 'i/ "M" F. pg:1.6 slate, cracking, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 d" :l H l ?···- 1::i·--:::::H bl .;-~.dE•, bE•nj I! ,,...,_min ci. :i.H:l.::5-·:1.·--2i:i HOy "Fl .. H .. " E-2,d-:i. pg15 marble, repaired, Furber, Lydia d .. 1 H41 ···-:I.···<!; ep itaph-4 (illeqible) Wife of Theodore Furber 7Hy "L. F .. marble, 11 eroded, repaired �Furber, Theodore cl. :I. f!09·-·· :I.····· :i. 4 E-2,e-2 r 6Hv pg:1.9 T. F.• " good, urn & drapery, "C:"1.pt,. slate, long text Et:i. l 1 i nqi;=,, R:i. chE\l'"ci Veteran of the Revolution d.:1.808-12-19 ;~y 1··1r., P.H .. " pq :I.<:;; slate, qood, willow & urn 11 ·.-/E:,c~t.on :1 Hohc=:r·t '.:3 on H c::d::i (i:i r · t 1 ·4V "R. \i. 11 cl .. :I. bOEl ·-- :I. :I.·-·· :I.(:;> pq19 VJ]. slate, good, Yeaton, Robert. Bon Charles ::':v d. :I. 1326--·4-- :I. f.3 i\: pg:1.9 urn & & th leaves Nancy Yeaton, with cousin "i:;;., ··--(., " slate, good, urn & leaves [,,Ji.bi r·d, Thom,3~,. Noted t,,.1:i. th P<=.>nhal l o~··J~,.. cl. :I. 7 6'."5--1 I.·- :I.'.? '::i9y E ···-'.? :1 (:,;,-·'.75 pq 19 ti'.l.bl E:, t.c:iml:::i :1 ,,;;,,,\nds t .on<:::! [,,Ji bi ,,-cJ :1 d. :I. 7(~)~:'i Pi c:ha1·--d 6:3y pq:1.9 Noted with Penhallows table tomb, sandstone slab, part lost Penhallow, Harriet Widow of Hunk i ng Penhall □ w cl .. :1.86:1. p(.j :1.9 sandstone slab on table tomb, part lost Penhallow, Andrew Jackson b .. :1. 8:1.5-3 - 1 cl .. :1.890-:1.-:1.5 E-2,e-5 pq:1.9 sandstone slab on table tomb, part lost "Ho n ,, Hunking d .. :1.826-9-24 60y sandstone slab on table tomb, part lost Penhall □ w, 11 Hill, Mary Meloon 11 1··1. i"I. H,. 20y E-2,e-6 pg:1.9 slate, top broken off, willow & urn, cl .. :I. El:2:h-· 1 ·--2::·:' Pei.,~ kF:ni;;,, II "f"homE,\S cl. :I. i:34:::::-- :l 2- :I. '.5 E--·'..?,f-·-1 ( l II \3to1r•i::)lr• Cl f2mf::!nt b.:1.760-9-20 d.1830-:1.1-21 ,~-·Ic •1·i,•..-11-l·.·.·.1l~.·..•, I=-? .c1·1~ almost illeqible, ,t_-J .. \.. / !I -· ! pq:1.c;, Native of Worringham, Enqland "T . P. m;"'.r-b J. F!, al. mo~;;t i. l 1 f2Q i. b 1 E? /.::,y ., ••• •I ) •• •.. • •• I \C long Storer, Dorothy Wife of CJ. E·ment Et.u1··F2r· cl. 1 El4 :I. ---:>- 1 U 7'.~iy "D., b. .... !I ·t-.. ...L :L 1 .... I ·1 ~ I..... ·--:,,:: .. pg:.I H ffli'.\I'" ::i .. EJ !I 11 Braqdon, Mary Ann Wife of Jeremiah Bragclon d. :1.822-7-29 3:ly E-2,f-2 pg :1. 9 qray marble, almost illegible Bragdon, Jeremiah Bon Jeremiah & Mary Ann Bragdon d .. :1.834-2-28 :I.Om E-2,f-3 pg19 slate, q □□ d, willow & urn epitaph-:!. �1,. ..11 \ r•·1 VI .•.. , .. > I •... }I 'ii. ... , .. .' Bragdon, \ . _, I I -.,,_..,f \ l I I \ ..,•I ... , I 11•••. I I..., I \ I John William Son Jeremiah & Mary Ann Bragdon 11 4y ,J. \i-,I. B . 11 pg:1.9 slate, repaired, willow & u r n d. :I.H::?9···-lO""':I. E-2,f-4 Bragdon, Jeremiah Bon Jeremiah & Mary Ann Bragdon d. :1.830-8-:1.4 13y pq:1.9 slate, repaired, willow & urn Bragdon, Jeremiah d.:1.833-8-26 48y Olive~- E-2,f-7 E)" pg:1.9 11 II good, Dau. :I. ::y./ d • l :3 1 1 ··-4-·8 II slate , pql.9 Bragdon, 11,.J of Jeremiah Bragdon iJ. E. B. marble, Draper, William Cutter d.18:1.2-10-26 Bw E-2,f-8 pg18 slate, willow & urn 11 almost illegible Son of Lemuel & Hannah Draper good, urn R. slate, Melcher, Wife of Catherine Melcher "L.M .. s late, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 /t:J,,., II GF.•01··q1:.? c1. 1 u::,:2---12--1 9 pg 1'5 Ham, willow & urn Catherine d.18:l.~:;·--12·-.. :1.0 Ham, good, & Hannah Cutter Cl1:i.v1:::•r.. d. 1 ::::i,::::.6-·-CJ-.. :2~':, pq:l.'.:i {=}~~.)~/ II [Ju J-1 n II •::,-1 c::i.t€•? ,, qood, u.r.. n Youngest son of George & Joanna Ham "D.H .. marble, eroded, willow & urn II iJc)a.nni:~ Widow of George Ham d. 1853-5-29 /~y pg :l. '.:'i slate, good, willow & urn Ham,, H.;:-1.m, Eli:;•:i:,,br::.•th Dau. of George~ Joanna Ham d.1857-10-7 56y pg 1:::; ma rble, eroded, part illegible Cht1•,;r2, Ma 1··y Widow of Stephen Chase 11 (::)(:) ",! l•"lt'" 13.. ,.•., .. C • 11 c:I. 1 tl 1 •::;i·-9-·- l ~.7.; [---:::.,b-·1 pq:I.~'.) slate, gooci, willow & Chase, Stephen Merchant c:I. :I. t30~":i·-.. ~::,•--::!; 1 6 :I. y i~-. C. E-3,b-2 pg15 slate, headstone lost II Ch,:1;;;1:::~ ,, \;..l:i. 1 l i am ci .. 1 H:S4·--B•-.. ::'::o I! Merchant of Portsmouth \A/ n C marble, repaired, II n II �Salter, Elizabeth Wife of Richard Salter d.1805-7-25 54y E-3,b-4 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn, Melcher, Woodbury '.,?'..:.'iy II l,s.1. M. II cl., 1 bO':::.i····· :I. '.?·-·27 ,,,, 1 a.t <?. ,, q ood ,, E ·····:::; , b ···-'.:.'; p q :I. '.'::.i Fernald, epitaph-4 (':'.•pi t a.p h ··-· h Elizabeth Dau. of Nathaniel W. & Elizabeth Fernald :1.4y 9m slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 d. :1.821-10-18 Fernald, Elizabeth cl., :I. fl()C;i ..... 10·--'.'5 E-3,b-7 pg:1.5 H Ei r· 1·- :i. □f Wife slate, E' t Nathaniel W. ~ernald 1:::.. F., " " 1v1r· ~,;. :\<':iy good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Died at Faith House pq :l.'.."5 Son of Daniel & Lydia Jackson d .. :1.808-12-19 2y E-3,b-9 pg:1.5 slate, low, urn & drapery, epitaph-4 i"IE•ndum,, John ''Cc·,;.pt. '' , \/F::'tE)r·c:~.n c:i+ thF!! R<-,?·•.;olu.t.:i.c::in (".:$,:.~)::/ Jl [:;::•tr::it. 11 J 11, .....111 IJ cl., :I. HOh·-··4····· ~=: E··•-::":, c ··- :I. pg20 sandstone, spalling, Yard, r Edward long wording Of Grenada d ., 1 HO(:, ..... c,,.-.~:!9 :::::.ll y pg:1.0 "E •./. " slate, goad, urn Chase, Margaret C. c:1 .. 1 H:::=:c.;;·····:'?···- :1. :~=; 64\,, '' i--11. c. c. ,, E-3,c-4 pg20 marble, b roken fragment, Tullock,, Eunic:<=.·' d. 1 so ·7 ·--'.:::: ·--4 :.,:: .1 pg20 most Widow of Capt . William Tu llock "E .T. 1807" slate, good, no design, epitaph-:1.0 !.,\Ii +E• of ~! o~:.F!!p h Day, Frances M.P. "F,.1""·1.P.D." d.:1.828-12-:1.8 30y E:·-••:::=:, cl···- l pq'.?O slate, repaired, willow & urn, Jackman, Elizabeth II Slade, Susanna cl .. 1 t:l O!:3--·-'.;2---- 2 E-3,c:1-3 n J" II eroded, repaired Wife of Benjamin Blade 69y pg15 c:I .. 1 El0?·--2·····22 E-3,e-1 1:::: marble, pq20 pg19 l;..J:i. 11 :i. E,iH d • 1 HO 7 ··-· :::=: •-- 2 :I. marble, 27y lost i--,·11·-·. slate, eroded E;. C. good, 1 El07" urn :0EtiH<"? 1 "~·L D." m,:i1r··b 1 f::', E•i'·oclecl ,, epitaph-4 �B,::i.yl i:-?y 1, Caz nEic~.u. "M,,. .. C . B. d.1808-1-27 41v pgl9 slate, tipped, II Melcher, Nathaniel Jr. c:I .. 180d·-·A··-· 1 ;5 lj.(i,:/ N. iv, .. E-3,e-4 pg19 slate, low, 11 tr 11 tipped, willow & urn, epitaph-3 LC)hl, El :i. SE1.bE•th Wi fe of Joseph Low II E. L. II d. 1808-8-22 40y E·····::':;, F:.•·····'..:.i pq 19 slate, good, willow & Lll'"n, ep:t. t.aph·-·•.lj. F'E"pp<=::1'. , ,Jos;E,ph d. 1849··<'.i·-·2'.7 E .....:::;' <?.····h p ,J l9 Coffin, Charles Augustus cl. 1 H::::.0····9··-'.:'i '.:?:?y E-4,a-1 pq:l4 marble, good Coffin, Mehitable d . 1829-7-25 53y pg14 Cof f :i. n i1 Fr··anc:: :i. ,,;;. d.1828-5-13 18y E-4,a-3 pg14 marble, Cof f :i. n 1, !' iE\r-· y E. d .. 1t3::~7···7···7 '.:;:1v 0 good "M·ic.c.:. 11 S;,:1. l t f.':!I' .. , i=;: i ch ,,1r·· cl d.1820-8-12 47y E-4,a-5 pg15 slate, good, willow & urn Sheafe, Mary C. Dau. of Thomas & Mary Sheafe d.1797-7-7 16m E-4,a-6 pgi.4 slate, good, willow & urn i:3h(".',,\+E', Ma,,·y cl. 1H17·-··4····21 Wi+e of Thomas Shea+e 61 v Mv-,:=... 1··,1 . i::;. marble, e r oded, willow & urn pq 1 ;"'i E; h E·' a f E: , 1·,1 ,::\ r·· ·/ cl. 1 El3:::i; ..... _il···•2::1; 11 Wife of Jacob Sheafe 11 pq:l.'.'.'.'i d ., l ~~l :·:? C? ..... :l ..... ~I;·:' . ~::5 E-4,a-9 E-4,a10 pq15 4'.:Jy pg15 / ..::,y 11 ,J :: f~} marble, Hardy, Rebecca B. cl" 1 Hh::':.--Fl E·--4, h····:1. 1""1. 13 .. marble, El.(~ ·~l DE\\i:i. ~"-;, :oan:i. (=::l d,.lEi.26····11·-..I:'5 11 11 11 good, reset, ti Ii almost illegible D .. D." slate, E!p :i. t.E:\ph···••::i; headstone lost �i···iar· cl y, Fi'.E•h ec:: ca ,::;;4y d. l s::::;9 ..... ·2H 1 .'.:_; .... E ..... 4, b·--2 Hi:il'"dy !I mcH·· b 1 <'? !' Cit:.>Of"r:)E' d.1836-1-11 "G.H .. JI 4By E .... 4!1h•-.. :::: H,::1.t··dy' StE•phE•l"i cl .. 17•:;;7-.. 12··" :I. 7 6i:ly JI::::;,. H. JI E: ..--4, b--4 pq'..?O marble, repaired, Plummer, William cl. :I. 7c;;B_.. 9 ..... ::~: 2 1.'.'.'_;,.,.,. ,, !.,\Ii 1 1 :i. Elm Pl ummE-)1•"' !I :I. )'9El I I E-4,b-5 pq20 slate, good. willow & urn Widow of d .. 1 ElOl.::; .... c,;... :l El E ..... 4, 1::, ..... 6 ll /\ t··I p,.J::?O ,::J slate, JEtc □ b Sheafe 11 !"'• rr n good, willow & Hs":\1··t, EdHc~.r.. d With wife Elizabeth cl. :I. ff?'::.\ ..... l O·- l El 8:1.y JIE .. H." E--·4, c: .... :I. pq ::?O i'i'l,::if"h l (':2 ,, f.i' l'"OdE?.d Consort of Edward "E.H. d .. 1804-9-23 ~;y E ......i.l., c: ..... 1 pq20 marble, eroded, on stone with Edward II RPdinq, Cha.,,·1£':!f, Wife Phebe same cl .. J i:l::!:8--· :I. 1 '"" :I. 4 i::;: ..... 4 !I cl-.. :I. pq20 marble, repaired, st □ nw pEtrt lost Noted with husband Charles Reding d . :1.848-:1.2-2 69y F:-4,d-1 pq20 marble, repaired, part lo st n q, ,:11 mi ,... ,: ;,. '' 1·· 1:i. '::-S-'' 11 d. :I. u:::!; :I. ··"'H"·"20 ::i;:::::y (:i .. H. i:;;;E,d :i. 1 pq20 :01--·Dt,Jn, John cJ. l (300 ..·- :I.·-.. :l.1''5 slate, pg20 l"I r:0 s. e I'" v f:? , i:::: c.:, -1::. h E' ,,. cl u J '7<;;9 ..... '.'."j -.. J . ::, / \l Clark, E lizabe th d. :I. El~?B ·--7·-·':'5 gppd, Merchant, / :4'::/ :::!; l 11 "M ,-- .. iii <°::i ,,.. I:::. 1 (;;) !' willow & urn native of Sc: □ tland ,J nhn :Ck oh1n !' :I. f.3()O" (~) I'" 0 cl f.~ d Dau. of George Meserve 1·,·1i i;,,. ,;; F s; t h E: ,.... 1·1!i':) ,;; i,;, r"· \/ (·'::: 11 slate, qood, urn & drapery 11 Relict of Ichabod W. Clark v slate, Clii.-..r·k, Ic:hdbod !_,,J,. cl .. :I. d2~:.'i ---- 4 ..--::::: :~:: :I. y F--.. 4!1e ..--·2 slate, good, Os":-..y' ii DS:-f::!ph cl .. :1.822-:1.0-16 29y E-4,e-3 slate, broken repaired, willow & urn, willow & urn, epitaph-8 epitaph-4 �Peirce, Edward J. d.1818-9-13 49y r F. ii. p. II q C) C) cl , {A.I :i. 1 1 C:) \,'.J ~;,: Wife of Robert Ham d.1837-8-19 70v E-4,f-1 pg20 slate, repaired, willow & urn Ham,, Hoi:JE,1'--t i:;;; H" d.1823-9-19 85y s. l ,,,i. t F,: , !:::i 1'· o k F.• n ,, E··--·4, f·····2 p9'.?0 II ·v c)l___ m 9 , c ,,,u-· c; 1 i rH0' cl. 1820···-1 O-<?O 14rn II n Yo1...tn(.) II C. C. \ 1 • ,=.,.li::1t<',:, 11 V·.J:i.llov-J t, 1...t1···n lc::i1,-.1,, Noted with husband ,Jc::ihn F<E:din(J '' 1··!D1'.. \', 1.Ai:i. f (,': of ,John F<i·:.~d i nq, :1. 79,:;; '' slate, good, urn, d r-- i:3. p F! r-- \/ ,, c h E-? I'" u. b ~~=- 47\1 1:;:r:::dinq, iJcihn Wife Mary same stone d . 1 f:l::?:.".'i-·· 1 1 ···· :i. ~.i Elly pq:20 slate, qood, urn, drapery, Ha1,·t, F'hr:::bP Wife of Flisha C. d. 1 H00·-<:::••···:?4 II pg:20 8 h <·':',:'I+ <·::: , \:; a cherubs 1;:;.]. r·· i::1h i:=•" I·••! n c:i.t:.e,, II hroki:::.•n , bottom Wife of James Sheafe 11 ..::, '·..i'/ lvl I"' ~:- " ~; .,:tr· ,::\ h :=.; h F! E~. f E' 11 cl. 1799···-9····· l 9 E·-·4,, f·····6 pq:·.?o slate, qood, urn & drapery Day, Dorcas Name identity +rom newspaper d.1825-9-3 82nd yr. E-4,f-7 slate, top part lost, epitaph-6 Badger, Susanna P. Widow of John Badger 66y F···-4, g·-··1 marble, almost illegible d.1840-10-7 Dau. of Joseph & Frances M. 11 H. F'. D. marble, Day II broken, reset low Veazey, Margaret Wife of John Veazey d n 1 H :I. 9••• j 1-<?7 4':'.iy !•/11,• S:. • Mn\)" E-4,g-4 pg21 slate, l □ w, willow & urn II 11 d. 179-:;.:·•-··H···-2f:l pq21 1=· 1···· r:,: <"': m i':i n ,, ,::i••··· l !'-··1:i. SC.:," 11 1'··1,, h.1.A),, " slate, good, willow & urn, ·r h ci m ;;:1 s; d.1827-6-13 E·····~".i ;I II 47y 11 T. F . " pq:,::'.'.7) S□n :i.Oy slate, of Jame s & Eunice Hill "G,, Hi J J ;I l7,;;?H 11 reversed, cherub epitaph-2 �Fernald, Julia C. Dau. of John & Sarah Ann Fernald 11 :I. '.'::1y ,.J • C. F. " m,:•.t' . bl Fi, fc:r··odF:>d pi:::.J24 cl. 186'.:?·····4····· :l.9 l::··-':':.i, b·--2 Fernald, Frederick Son □ f Parker & Lydia Fernald c:!. :I. B6 l ·-··9·-- 2::? ::=::!T1 E-5,b-3 pg24 marble, erode d, wilted r □ se bud Fernald, Frederick cl. :1.860-5 - 2:1. 2y E··-!.:i!, b···-<+ pq24 □f Son 11 /m ffli,1.1' .. bl Parker & Lydia Fernald F·. F." F~!' .. Odi:-2d, e'!, r □ se carved wilted bud Fernald, Sarah Ann Wife □ f Jahn Fernald d.1B71-1-25 60y marble, e roded, repaired i::·<;21~n,,,-. l d, .John d.:1.860-3-10 53y E- 5 ,b-6 pg24 marble, H,,,.m, PF:'bt=.,cc,::l. d. :I. El:~;4····· :i. :I. ·-·· '..?7 E·····~::i, c:····· J almost illegible Widow of Benjamin Ham ,c. Cl·., y \,.> ·' sla te, law, willow & urn Widow of John Watts Moulton d.:1875-3-9 96y 4m E-5,c-2 pg:1.1 marble, repaired, set l □ w, with Hannah & Jahn Wife of Capt. John Watts Moulton d.:1799-10-25 32y E-5,c:-2 pg:10 marble, broken, reset low, with John & Nancy iJohn l,\l2itt.~,. ''Ca.pt.• ''!, d:i.E•c:1 a.t l'-Jo1r·folk, ',/a.• d.:1802-9-:1.6 36y E-5,c-2 pg:10 marble, repaired, se t low, with Hannah & Nancy i''lou.lt.on!, Folsom, Olive Husk d.180:1.-12-:1.5 By Moulton, Ann Watts d. :I. :::l46·····7-··2 Dau. of John & Nancy Moulton 4::=; •y- E·····~.'.i!, c: ·····4 marble, almost ill egible, name, no date Widow of John Watts Moulton marble, Manent, Hannah A. Gooc:11--.. ic:h!, :i:1,·,-:;;in,;:1. cl .. :I. El4'.".'.i···-'?··-·4 l 6--:,,· eroded, see also E-5,c-2 Wife George Manent, D,;Ju. slate, Goodrich, James D. d. :1. 842-8-22 40y E·····l.".'i!, C ····fl slate, of ,Ja.m.-:,? i:,. D. good, dau. t: Dli\/E• L . willow & urn, repaired, John Moulton [ioodr.. :i.ch epitaph-4 willow & urn, epi taph-4 �Holbrook, Martha Widow of Samuel Holbrook d.1846-12-24 84y slate, rep aired , willow & urn Holbrook, Samuel d.1836-9-15 /~y 'v'et. E-!r-· ;::\n o f "f::; .. H. II ~":-1 a.t!-:? , ()C)Oci ,, t.hE• F<F,•v·ol u.t :i. on Holbrook, Abigail Widow of Robert Holbrook d. 1 ff~~; l ····· l 2····· :i. ,::? / 1y "(1. H. 11 slate, qoocl, willow & urn Hol brook, Catherine Wife of Robert Holbrook cl. 1 H2:·,-;;: ..... :i. 2 ·····2c;> ?2v '' c. H. '' E-6,a-4 pg~~ marble, eroded, repaired, reset Ho l b1'--ook, F<obE•t-·t d.1821-10-15 61.y "Mr·· • h:. H • 11 marble, repaired, wil low & urn HoJ. b1·-ook ,, t=lob(":!l' . t d.1848-/-28 o~y slate, low, f1y(":!l'-s, DlivE-2 H .. d.1821-9-25 33y E·····6,, i::i••·-D marble, broken, eroded, top last, repaired, epitaph-2 epitaph-4 Holbrook, Miriam Widow of Benjamin Holbrook d.1852-6-26 80y E-6,b-1 pg35 space far marble marker, now last Holbrook, Benjamin d.1839-12-29 68y E-6,b-2 pg35 marble, eroded �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Burgin, Franklin B. Son of Joseph Y. & Charity Burgin d. 1828- 10-30 17y F-1,a-2 pg18 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 (illegible) Durgin, Jeremiah d.1831-5-27 43y F-1,a-3 pglB marble, l:im:i.th, :OE!n:i.el d.1827-3-13 ''El cle::•1-·· '' " D. P1. s. (.),. 43y i::•···· 1, b····· 1 eroded s; l ,:'1 t E• , 11 i.::) o cH::I F,•pi taph ·····.,l !' Burgin, Joseph Y. d.1820-1-21 47y i:::·-···1 1,b-::? p(;lt3 F::!pi taph-···2 Per k ins, Nancy Wife of Noah Perkins d.lt354-12-19 64y F - 1,b-3 pgl8 marble, eroded Co. t··loc:lqdon, l·-1.P. (Hi:!.1°· lan P.) (cl. 1 Ek:>~.'.; ..... 1 O···- 1 1 ) F·-··1 !I h-·-4 Beck, cl u G., 10th N. H. Inf. (Ci pg 1t3 Angela Streeter l ff? ~.':i ..... l ·-<V) F - l,c-2 :a:) m slate, II low, Dau. i::➔ • '.;::; • B" □f Henry Beck II willow & urn H,:~.l l 1, Eliz c~beth Wife of Ammi R. Hall d.1822-9-19 6ly F-l,d-1 pg22 marble, almost illegible Cutte::•r-, Dci.n:i1~2l d.1832-10-26 11:0 .. [:ff 65v 11 Wen t worth, Mary Widow of Daniel c:I. 1 f:=j.4:::::.-<.'.i···<?O 69y "M. 1..,J. F-1,d-3 pg22 marble, eroded Wentworth 11 Di:,\U.. of P1mm :i. H. t: E 1 :i. ;.,'. c~b F.!th H,,,i.l 1 1··,1. [!. ) . H. ci l i~~ (°:) {::) - ·· ::::'. ·-·· -~l (:) l:i ·y m ,,!. I'" h l ('? 1, <=::.• r- o cl E" d F·-··:i., d ·-4 pq?'.? II II Hal 1 ,, El :i. :;•:'. i,1 D. cl. l t:i69 ..... 4 ..... :I.? F ..... 1, cl ..·.. :.:'i Crosby, II Dau. of Ammi "E.D.H." Dau. Olive Jane 2y P & Elizabeth Hall of James & Olive Crosby cl. 1 H,::>::::; ..... 7 ..... :2 F ..... :I. ,, d-.... 6 Saunders, Richard 47--:,,' H,. i::;,. pg22 double slate, cl" :I. i:J27 ·----!:3--·- :I. 0 F-1,e-1 II II qooc:I, willow & urn Saunders, Cha r lotte H. With husband Richard Saunders d . 1827-4-29 47y F-1,e-1 pg22 double slate, good, willow & urn \/i l !.,\!,,,!r.. ) �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Saunders, Charles H. Son Capt. Richard & Charlotte Saunder s d.lt32t3-·-7-···:!.7. 7y C:: .. H.t3." F····· :i. !le·····2 pq:Z:2 slate, low, willow & urn 11 Berry, Nancy P. Wife of Barthomew Berry d.1832-5 -13 30y slate, goad, willow & urn BB.,,.-,,··y, l.. .ucy (~nn Wife of Bartholomew Barry c1. :1. u4:::=:---· :l 1•···•:z::::: ::::o·/ II I.... ■ (i" :o" 1l F····· :1. ;! E•·--4 pq::?:2 slate, good, willow & urn Senter, Elizabeth S. Wife of William Senter d. :I. El:Y:"i-·-4·--16 29y E. '.:3. f3. F-2,a-1 pq:1.9 slate, good, willow & urn II 11 Consort of Mark 8. Walden, d • :l :::lOh Anna Treadwell Blunt Mather of Jacob Walden E{'.?--,,, F·····2,1b·····J. pg:1.9 table tomb, sandstone slab, part last Treadwell, jac □ b d.1770-4-17 7:1.y F-2,b-1 pg:1.9 table tomb, s andstone slab, part lost Treadwell, Sarah Wife of Jacob Treadwell d.1 770-3-10 68y F·····'..?, b···-:1. pg:1.9 table tomb, sandstone slab, part last Treadwell, Jahn d .. :1. 71'.:i9·--,S :l :::=:y F-2,b-1 pg19 part lost Son of Jacon & Sarah Treadwell table tomb, RobE,:r··t T. d.1873-3-19 79y F-2,c-1 pg21 marble, [{(,2 11 sandstone slab, ,1 Dau. d . :i. H26·-··Fl····· l 0 F·····2,, c·····:? pq'.?1 Bell, of Robert & Rebecca Bell !"! .. EL marble, eroded, with 11 II Rebecca d .. :I. H:·;;::i.:)·-··7-·-2 F-2,c-2 Wife of Robert T .. Bell 24v R. B .. pg21 marble, eroded, with dau. 11 L.. □ nq, M,:11,.·y E::. cl • 1 fl 1 ~5-··- l '.;;:----:>::> F····· 2, d····· :I. pq2:!. l....onq, eroded OoF--othy cl .. :I.H:l.4·--4·····:1.9 11 Mary Dau. ::::y of Edward & Dorathy 1....onq E. 1...... marble, low, urn 111•-11 .. Dau .. II of Edward J. "U .. l..... marble, & Dorathy A .. low, flower, epitaph-4 F-···?, d·-·•:::! pq?2 L..onq Son of Edward & D □ r □ thv L.un .J 11 ~:=5\,\t E::." l....c)n,.J slate, qood, willow & pq2'..? ;I Ecl1;-i,::1.1r·cl d .. :1. uo::=:.-··7···- :1. u F·····2,1 d·····'.: 1: l....ong II 1 11 E2p :i. t.c.:\ph····· :I. �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Co:,-: ,1 F'h<-?bEi d. :l.b28 ····7·•-1:? F····:-:C·:',1 d·····4 C □ x, Wife 46y William □f P .. c . ma1'·i::i 1 E,!, 11 Frances Emily F····2,1d···S pq:?::,:: Newhall, Samuel c:I., 1 H::20···· 1 ::::---2 i::i 1 Dau . 19y d .. :I.B!:5 1:':i·····El·-22 11 1_;.2 mof";t :i 11 Eiq :i bl <·2 Capt. □f F.E:.c. rr1,31'"·b J. C□x II William C□x 11 al mo1::;t i 11 E•q i b 1 e ,1 Merchant II .::,t:;y S. N .. 11 F ·····2 d ····h ;I Wife of Samuel Newhall d. 1829-10-12 F-2,d-7 Newhall, 43y marble, eroded, with Ruth & Lucy Ann F·····2 ;I d··-7 Dau . Lucy Ann d .. 1829-1-19 Samuel & Ruth Newhall 19v pg:2:2 marble, almost illegible, with Ruths Newhall, Ruth Dau. of Samuel Newhall d.1816-10-13 15m F - 2,d-7 marble, eroded, with Ruth & Lucy Ann bi:~.lch, Hanni::r.h d .. 1817-1-29 44y slate, good, Wh i dden, Michael d . 1818- 3-17 87y F-2,d-9 pg22 slate, Whidden, Ma r y urn good, willow & urn Widow of Capt .. Mic h ael Whidden cl., 181 El···· :I. O···- ~~:;o i30y F·····'.?, cl 10 pg::?'..? slate, cl ., :I. El 17·····::3·····2'.? 11 g □□ d, t,J.C. willow & :I.B:1.7" F1'"·(·,-inc::r·"i !i,, Incl . l;Ji,"lr-· i:, R~::1volutic::ri···1 "t'~. !'-"!. D. ,, M. :0 .. d . 1820-12-8 85v marble, almost illegible, wi llow & urn F····:2 ;I cl :I. :? pq'..?2 C:1...tt. t(e r· ,1 1::1mm:i. 1:;;. "M. D .. 11 ,1 II Cut tEir·· ,1 !···!ann,;;1.h Widow of Dr . "H., C. rn ,::1 ,,- b l F! ,, cl .. l H5'..?-· 1 ···-:"?0 pq22 Ammi II <?.1'- o cl E•d HEr.ll,1 P,mm:i. r~ . Veteran of the Revolution d .. :I. ff::;::::.·-6--9 / '.·::,y j'illr· " (1 R" H • F ·····'..?, cl :I. 6 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 II Ela, Thomas Jefferson cl .. 1 El :I. 7-··h ···- :I. El F-2,e-:I. pg~~ u 11 Son of Joseph & Sarah Ela, drowned By slate, l ow, willow & urn Dau .. George W. & Cathe r ine Tuckerman Tuckerman, Evelina d.:1.8:1.7-9-12 :l.3m slate, low, willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Smith, Lydia Jane Dau. of Noah & Laura Smith d. 1818-4-2 15m F-2,e-3 pg23 marble, eroded Claggett, Sarah d. :I. H :I. fj--(ji---- :1. H F-2,e-4 r Wife William Claggett, dau. _,:::-!'/ pg23 ll Gov. Plummer 8. F. C. JI marble, almost illegible Pal iTl(-?.r-- !' 1-.-1,::'!1,.--/ C. c1. :L Eno----- :1. 1-<::s _q_.::_,;\/ mi,\ r-· h 1 f,:i !' Pa 1 mE•1-·· !' Doi-- ot h E?-,~. S. :I. C?y c:i .. :I. ff:=Jl---!:l----6 F-2,e-5 pg22 i::, i=.11 ml,~1~, M;:;,_,,-· y d. l ff:!;,:=,---· 1 --- :L 9 ''Mi II E• ,..- o cl (?. c:I ~;i:.; '' !' D .. '.::). p. marble, '.~;. JIM :i. s,_,,,_ '' , v--J i th moth F,11,·- t: 2 s 27\1 II M. 1:3. p. hiE•i l !I £:.- t er- s :i_ st c': 11--· i:,; V-,1 i th moth F!I'" :\: _,:_, !:::- i S:- t (?r-- s 0 Harriet Dau. Clifton & Margaret Claggett 20y H. C. " pq22 marble, almost illegible f.3c:\r-i'.:'1h d • l B:2 :I. .. -·- :I.:-? ..·- :I. "? II Wife of Thomas Neil 49-y 11 1·•1t---·s. slate, J\le:i. l, 11-Ji 11 :i. ,:1m Ji,--. d. :I. FL?0 --·-- 6-----29 '.?:Sy F-2,e-7 f.-:'- :i_ II cl. :I. 8 :I. 8---- :I. 2 ----:::'."-~ F-2,e-6 i th moth E'r-- ~:,: 2 eroded pa 1 ff1f.01~ !J l:.ii:•r· ;;i_h E !' II 1v1 :i_ S~!c"- IJ ' d. :I.H33-:l.2 -2 8 22y pq22 Clagqett, 1.,\1 11 pg22 8. N." low, willow & urn, with VJ:i_11 j_ am Son of Thomas & Sarah Neil, II l,,1. 1\1. , slate , drowned ,J ,,.- • " low, willow & urn, ,1 Thoma_-,.:'II d. :1. H~::;o--·6-·--·'..?4 / /y T. r.1. " F-2,e-8 pg22 slate, good, with mother NE,•i l willow & urn Anderson, Mary Wife of Swen Anderson d.:1.818 -:1.:1.-5 33y F·---2,1 +·-·--1 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph Royer=, Mary S. Holman Widow o+ Cyrus Rogers d.:1.888-:1.0-25 84y 8m F-2,f-2 marble, eroded LE1_c:ld,, C(=C:: :i_l:i_i;.'\ Fln1...\:i_<:,;;:;1 :Oi,H_\ . o+ ,Jc:1.111,.c!:::, t: !..._UC:\/ I...E1cld d.:1.820-8-29 15m F-2,+-3 pg23 slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Co :,-: Ii::!, l>J:i_ 11 i "~-m cl .. :I. 840--..::'=:----- :I. 4 hHy "l,,_I., C. " F-2,+-4 pg23 marble, almost illegible Sides, Sarah Jane d. l El~:.i 15 ..·- l ::i --:::i F-2,+-5 pq23 Dau. :I. 9v 6m o+ Richard & Belincls Sides 11 :::3. ,.J. f3. 1' marble, almost illegible �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY (3i l t?.S-, bui:;E~n d ., :l ff::!: :I. · ·· l :I. ··-<'!;() :·,?()'/ fl '.'.:3" (3" ff1E\1--·bl<:~!' Gi 1 c-2s,.!, Jos:i. ci.h d.:1.813-12-3 33y I! II almos;t ,J" C-3" 11 Dennett, Dolly Wife of J. Plumer Dennett d .. :I.El19·····h·····7 2t3y F-2,f-8 pg23 marble, eroded Dennett, Ann Eliza Dau .. of J . Plumer & Dolly Dennett 11 t1. E. :o. 11 d .. :1.s:::;7--··:1.U·-··27 21y F-2,f-9 pg23 marble, eroded, epitaph-4 Manson, Susan P. Wife of Parker Manson d .. :I. t3:-::: :l ···-9-<? :l :I. 9/ "Mr·--f,. ., ::; . F'. l"I. " F·--2,+10 slate, low, split, willow & urn, Manson, Theodore :~;6y II M,,.... T,, M. II F-2,f1:I. pg~~ slate, low, willow, epitaph-4 d .. :i. El2.:2·-· :1. ····'..?7 Manson, Emily d. :I. U2 :1. ····· 10·-·· 16 Dau .. urn, pillars, epitaph-6 of Theodore & Mary Manson 2y i:lm II slate, E., M. 11 good, I...Jh :i. t<~ ! John d.:1.845-5-19 59y 1Um " iJ " ~•J. F-2,f13 pg23 slate, good, willow & urn 1 Wife cl" :I. 828···•::;~-•-•:·;;;:7 F-2,+14 □f repairec:I, bl::i !S !I willow & urn good, willow & urn Wife of William Gibbs 11 67"/ pq20 [i j_ 1""'1 .. F.i .. marble, 11 broken, decayed l;.J i 1 1 :i. ,:~Hi c:I , :I. t3::'!; 6 ..... :I. ····· l t3 .l~.:::ly II ~•J" Gu m;:-11'·b 1 E~, II f:?r··oclecl !I Uibbs.;;.!I l.yc:l:i.E1. Wife of William Gibbs .,'.J..<'.1·'/ "L.. .. G." cl .. :I. ElOB·-1 :I. ·-·29 F-----:::;, i::i.••-4 pq20 slate , cracked, willow & E-:i:i. bhs !l Ul i Vi::'!lr d . 1829-:1.-21 slate, Bigelow, Mary Ann M.. d,, l Ell.::i2-··2····· 1. urn ~~y pq'..?O F-3,a-6 epitaph-4 John White Marden, Margaret T. c:1 .. :1.848-11-15 /8y pg:20 slate, (3i bbs!, Md1···y cl. :I. 8 1:'i 1 ····"/ ·--:::!; 1 willow & u rn, II ~J • ~\J" II 4:::!;y slate, !I 4'7y pg20 qooc:I, Dau. willow & urn John Mann, wife Henry A .. Bigelow ' 1 M. Pl., 1-.-1. Et .. ' 1 marble, broken, reset low, with M.. L... Mann �GRAVESTONE~ o+ NORTH CEMETERY Mann, Leslie Nar y d.1848-9-10 Dau. of Thomas Mann 18v r marble, low, top corner broken off 1'1 lc=..nn, ::":;arc:•.h Ann Dau. John & Martha Mann cl. 1:=;:::::h-11·-19 20·y, "'.:3. Pi. 1·1I. " pq20 ma.,~ b 1 e. er-oded Dau. John & Martha Mann "E.H.M." eroded d. 1835-9-6 Bm 1=---3, ,=1-E-l marble, Mc.:.nn, John Son of John d. 18:29-4-13 16y "J.M." F-3,a-9 pg20 slate, good, 1 ,=1te of F'ortsmouth 1 Allen, Mary d.l810-2-2 willow & urn Relict o-f Thomas Allen of Boston 78y "1' I. A. " slate, low, willow & urn 1 F-3,a10 ,:::illen, Sa.rah "Our Mother, Aunt", i•s . A .. IJ b. 1 7/:i8-3-4 d. 185,S-4-23 F-3,ali p,;i20 ma.r-bl e, er-oded born Boston LOl"-J/:2 !' .J DS-•=1ph i"lerchant d. 1::323-10-22 59~-✓JJJ .. L. 11 F-3, ,=112 pg:20 slate, good, Lowe, Augustus G. Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Lowe d.1825-4-27 22y "M1~. A. f3. L. " F-:3 1,a:L3 pg19 marble, eroded, willow & urn, Widow of Samuel Beck b.1769-2-22 d.1842-12-24 F-3,b-1 pg21 slate, repaired, botton lost, willow & urn Twombly, James M. Son of Martin L. & Dorothy Twombly d.1843-10-19 4m F-3,b-2 pg21 slate, good, willow & urn ~;pr i. nq, F'omp cl. 1El07-7--3 41.v F·--3,c--J. II t=• tt s n slate. II reversed, willow & urn Spring, Candace Wife of Pomp Spring d. 1807·-l 1-4 45v "C:::. S." F-3,c-2 pg21 slate, reversed, willow & urn Long. Edward Jennings Master St. John's Lodge d.1824-2-27 53v F-3,d-1 pg21 marble, good, small cross Mullineaux, d.1868-8-2 Ross, Esther 8~y 9m rnarb l <,? ,, Emily Olevia d. l ::35~.3·-'7'-3 er··oded Wife of John Ross 4:=.3\i slate, good, willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Long, Edward J. Veteran War d.1824-2-27 53v F·---::: ;I +--1. pg21 Long, Dorothy A. d. 1816-6-1.8 35v □f 1812 Wife of Edward J. Long '' C,:::tpt. ME1r-·den, Dani E>l 11 d.1.816-9-16 38y D. M. 11 marble headstone lost 11 Ma_,,-den, l'·lary Consort of David Marden 30y t·"trs.. M. 1··1. " d.1816-:L0-30 pg23 slate, good, willow & urn, II 1··1<=1t'""den , 1::;:achel d.1834-1-19 F-3,q-3 1tl\1 epitaph-2 Mar--ried to William Marden 58 yrs. 11 R.M. 11 mi::ir-·bl e,, eroded Marden, William Veteran of the Revolution d.1838-3-1:L ~Cy "l;J.M. F-3,g-4 pg23 marble, almost illegible 11 Somerby, Charles L. Infant Child d.1818-10-23 11w F-3,h-2 pg21 slate, shattered F'illov-.i, Mary Ja.ne "Miss." d.1818-6-27 22y F-3,h-3 pg2:L slate, good, urn & circles Marden, Sarah H. "i"hss" 11 S. H. t1. II d. :L 8:20-7-5 1 7y F-:3,h-4 slate, good, willow & urn Atkinson, Timothy With 1eJi ·fe HannE1h d. 1818-4-20 ~oy pq23 mar-ble, eroded Atkins.on, Hannah Wife of Timothy Atkinson d.1825-9-29 37y F-3,h-5 pg23 marble, eroded, with Timothy (3oodrich, Anna Wife of James Goodrich d. l 8 U3-3-23 42y "A.G. 11 F--3,i--1 pg:29 slate, headstone lost Holman, Silas Mer-chant, died Charlestown, S.C. d.1807-3-18 29v pq:23 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-3 Holman, Joseph S. Son of Silas Holman, on his stone d.1818-7-21 16y F-3,i-2 pg23 slate, low, willow & ur-n, epitaph-3 Thompson, Ann Widow of Capt. William Thompson d.1814-4-18 50y pq2l marble, er-oded, dau. James & Mar-v Tuttell �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETE RY Tutt.IE•, i""ic::._t--y Relict of James Tuttle 8,~.,,' II M . T .. II ::=r=~u-:s-21 F-4, i:'1·-:2 p1;.i':,: :L slate, good, willow & d. :1. Hc.➔.l e, 1'11a1~y 7 El v " 1'··1, H • d. 1El3:L-4-2:5 grav marble, pq2:L 11 eroded Bartlett, Jonathan Son Enoch & Mary Bartlett, d.:1.819-8-15 20y F-4,a-4 pg2:L slate, good, willow & urn Amesbury "Miss." Hale, Lydia. :S5y "L_.H." d.1815-11-24 F-4,a-5 pg21 slate, headstone lost Wa.l kt02r, Seth d.181:5-1'.2-12 Son William & Eliz. Walker of BE1rnstead 1 9\1 "Mr . S. l;J. " slate, good, willow & urn Adams., Eli:: abeth Wife of Benjamin Adams d.1838-'.S-1 61.y "E.A." F-4,a-7 pg21 marble, good i;dams, B<-2n..i c'lmi n d.1831-7-31 58y marble, pq21 Flagq, John d. J.814-:L2-Z3 eroded "Capt." 5() -.._./ gray marble, 1=--4,a-9 Laighton, William H. d. :1.836-7-25 4f3y "l;J. H. L." F-4,b-:L pg21 slate, good, Hunt1resi5, Seth (d.1874-9-5) F-4,c-1 almost illegible willow & urn 4th r,1. H. Infantry (48v) marble, <-2roded i,Ji 11 i a.m 4th d.:1.820-(?-:L 31.y (Ci vi 1 lAl,::1T) Ha.m, F-4,d-1 pg24 "Mr. slate, Spalding, Champin Jr . d.l8:L4-10-28 26y slate, pg21 4th" repaired, willow & urn 1.A).H. Son Champin & Ruth Spaldinq, low, willow & urn, Eli z abeth piJ:21 Widow Joseph Gavett, marble, dau . '86, leaf rope edging now lost Henry Tredick viewed outside fence :L985 S0?avey, ~\! i l 1 i a.m ' 1Capt .. 11 d.J.845-10-29 41v F-5,b-1 pg2I slate, good, War 1812 epitaph-2 Widow of John L. Rohl Rohl, Rebecca A.T. d . lff::.9-7-29 34v "FL,;. T . F:." F-5,a-2 pg21 marble top seen outside fence Gavett, Vet. �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY F't=.!i r-cf.-? 1, L..-/cli ,::\ ci .. :I. 844 -----8---- :I. 4 64 \/ "I..._ .. F· . " rna1·-- bl E• s,-t1...tb 1 CiS:-t , 1 d .. l f3El:2-----H----:~? Peavey, Hannah Wife of Anthony Peavey d.:1.840-6-:1.3 43y slate, good, willow & urn, with Infant pi::.' ,3_ \/ f:? \/ ,, b. :I_El40 Infc",_nt cl. :1.840 s;l ,::1tE01 ,, Child of Hannah & Anthony Peavey g □ ocl, Roberts, Evaline L.C. d.:1.844-8-27 2:1.y slate, willow & urn, Dau. good, with mother of James & Elizabeth Roberts willow & urn Adams, Georgiana Dau. of George & Deborah Adams cl. :1.850-:1.-16 17y 2m F-6,a-2 marble, reset Di,sbu1-· n 1:::1 1, no d ,;c,_ t b1=1Dr--qf::1 Family uf George Osburne (21:=.0 slate, tup broken off, epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Cate, Dorothy Wife □ f George Cate d.1848-5-14 6By G-1,a-1 pg22 marble, almost illegible Phinney, H. Clement cl. :I. 84 :I. ·--4-- J. 4 G···-1, b···-:1. 8 om E' 1···· i::, \,, ,1 Mi'.\ 1~ y d.1842-12-4 Son Stephen & Ann Phinney □f 7\l 1·11:i. 11 i:; i:; 11 46y (:::;---·1 !I b·····2 mi::11. .· b J. E-1, cer· c:)c:I f2d l....onnc::,,r·gE1n' 1vlc:\f"Y c:1.1830-12-18 11y G-·-1, c:-··:1. slate, good, Jackson, Dau. Jane F. :I. y willow & urn of Richard & Martha J. Jackson c:I. :I. t=i::::::;;---B·--1 ::; Cc:\tE•, BE•thshur··p cl . :I. ti::::.1 •-· J. 2·---'.::!9 G-···1 !I d····:I. )·:~::,l P(J:::!:::=: BPrry, Mary d.:1.832-:1.:1.-23 (3 -• :I. ;I cl ·••• 2 !lf.:{11 <:=;l a.t<~?! ,1 Wife of Barth □ mew Berry 62y slate, good, no design 11 Mr·· s .• C1···1::?el !I ,J c:ihn Creel, Sarah d.:1.83:1.-4-25 willow & urn low, 11 ma1r•hlE•, (.)OOc:I C1--·E'(7.>l, F:i ch,,1r•· c:1 d. :I. ::,-3::=,;9 .... ~i--7 6:::::y G-:l.,e-2 pg33 marble, cl. :I. El29·-·· 7·-- I. .t.1. G····· :I. ,1 i:e·-··2 II good ,1 Cat c?., S<?.1mue 1 \;.J. cl . :I. El::::4--~:i·-·6 ::;6\l G-:l.,c:1-3 pg33 slate, Mo 1'· ~; r:.• ,, S r.:l. 1,·· ah cl. :I.H7f.:l-4·····10 (3--· :I. , Fi.'•·· :I. pg::=,;:::; c::u almost illegible, with Sarah & John Sein c:if Richard & Sarah Creel 24y marble, almost illegible, with Richard & Sarah Wife of Richard Creel 49y , marble, almost illegible, with Richard & John Only son of Edward & Alice Burnes Burnes, Charles E. "7 •. d. :1.i:J:::.6·-··J.2·····1.6 marble, almost illegible ~ ! )' Burnes, Ellis Ann Widow of Filward Burnes d.1846-:1.-29 56y G-:l.,e-4 pg33 marble, eroded, reset :::;p,;;1ld:i.n1J, !....ymi::1n 1"1.:0. bor·n Co1,·nii::;.h, N.H. h. :I. 77~5 ---6-·<'.'i c1. :1. rr::! :I.····· :I. o--- :=;o 1.... s. G-2,a-1 pg24 slate, good, no design, career notes 11 11 , 11 11 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Spalding, Edward Jenner Bon of Dr. Lyman & Elizabeth Spalding 11 i::::. -::i. :::; • 11 b. 1t3 :1. 9---::,:----::::: c:1. 1s::~~'=:---7 ···- :1. ..q. G-2,a-2 pg24 slate, good, no de s ign Br·o~•-.tn, i\l:i. l 1 i. ,;:i.m Son of William & Sarah Brown El:/ Jl l;..j n :(::{ If cl. 1t:l2l·····:I. 1--2~'.'i G·--2, '"-..--::~ pq::;!4 slate, low, willow & urn n I.AJalki:?.1r•, ,JCJhn 8. d.:1.852-2-:1.5 64y slate, pq24 g □□ d, 01 dest d,,,1.u. 1/J,:-..l kr:•1·- ,1 I....Dvi na 9,/ It I....• I.A.I. '' cl. :I. 82 l ·-· :I.'..? •--:::=: :I. ~,. J. i'.l. t ('·? !I ]. Ql,'J, Bi--·o\A.tn, John S. & ~arah Walker willow & urn, epitaph-4 Amos !::;~:.):/ i;::; E{ p,;~24 ma.r·bJ. 0?, E>l'-odE·!d d. l El-49-- :I. :2·- :I. -4 G·--2, willow & urn i:\•·-6 11 11 u n Lucy & son A.L.D. Dearborn, Nathaniel d.1852-:1.-:1.8 l!y "N. D. " marble, erDded, brDken, part Wife of Na thaniel Dearborn d. 1824·-··7-···2 11 1..... D. It 44y G-2,a-7 pg23 DE!•c1r·born, (1. marble, eroded, part lost, with Nath. & A.L.D. Son Nathaniel & Lucy Dearborn L. d .. lEl -9-··2 4:1.·/ "A. I....• D." G···-2, .:::i.-·-7 Pi_:)24 marble, part name & date broken Charlotte Wife of Joseph B □ dge f.r~:o--- l '.?····· :I. 7 :~=:oy "c. B. " G-2,a-8 pg/~ slate, repaired, willow & urn B □ dge, d. :1. "C:apt." 1.A.l inqa.tF:•, clamf?~c:T?y "J. l.1-.i. II d. :!. i:l:2~5--·· 12·····28 (:i ·-- :2 , t:, ··- 1 pg :~:: 4 s,la.tf.':',1 good,, Son J.M. & Sarah~- Carleton Carleton, Stanley Polk d.1847-8-30 17m marble, almo s t illegible !I r~·1 b r- c:\ h c:l ffl d.1846-1:1.-18 78y M,::1. 1r• t :i n l"-J i ivl ,::11--· t :i n , 1·.-1 c•.1r· y d. :I. :=329--1 ··•-::;!2 (3·····'.?,, b·-··4 l 1 o '"' ;~,: u ,.... n Wife of Abraham Martin c"<:.y "M. 1. . 1." slate, good, willow & urn, ·vc::iung, L..uc:y {.),. d . 183:1.-8-19 24y G-2,b-5 pg33 slate, l □w , Berry, Barthc::ilomew d.1831-10-15 71y slate, brc::iken, willow & urn, top lost ep:itaph-2 epitaph-4 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Wife of Samuel Shackford G-2,c-1 pg34 marble, F ,,;,, r·· r--1 ,::1 1 d , cl • 1 F.f:!; l ···· !'5 C:.:i ····-:·~ ;, c:·····2 almost illegible Died at New York City 11 N .. l>.I.F. slate, 11 good, willow & urn, epitaph-4 Fernald, Nathaniel W.. c1 .. :1.tr,;6-·:l.·····:I. -:::.,By M.t>J .. F. G-2,c:-3 pg34 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-8 11 H Evans, Seth Pratt San of Nathaniel & Hannah Evans d . 1831-4-27 ~y 7m slate, good, willow & urn Wife of Henry Tredick 11 pgJ . ::, F;;. T" slate, II good, Titcomb, John Merchant II cl. J. 8:~::::,>-h--- l :::u;.y Mr·. .:J. T. (3·····:2, cl"·"'..? gray marble, willow & urn 11 er □ decl Elliott, Annie S. Wife of Philip Elliott d .. :1.863-3-10 2:1.y 7m Son of Elijah & Mary Young George M. 2y G-2,e-1 pg33 slate, good, willow & urn Young, d. 1 i:.3~:=.6 ..-·'.:.)··-· l 2 Wiggin, Lydia Wife of Thomas Wiggin 11 76y l....• ~~. 11 p(J2i~ slate, good, willow & urn cl .. J. El'.'S::::; --,:-:; ..... 16 G·•--::::; ,, ,.::1-··· 1 lfJ :i. 1;:ig in, Tho,n,,,,::::d. 1869-7-27 86y 4m slate, 11 T. t,,.1. 11 goocl, willow & urn Spalding, Elizabeth P. Dau. Dr. Lyman & Elizabeth Spalding b. 1803-8-11 d.1878-7-16 G-3,a-3 pg24 marble, good, with Alfred Spalding, Alfred P Son Dr. Lyman & Eliz. Spalding, lost at sea b.1815-12 d . 1844-12 marble, er □ cled, noted with Elizabeth p•.J24 Spalding, Elizabeth Wife Dr. Lyman Spalding, b.1779-12-16 d.1838-6-2 G-3,a-4 pg24 slate, good, no design P :i. l 1 ow,, I::: 1 :i. z i::\h E.':t h d.1822-10-4 Dau. dau., Peter Coues of John & Mary Pillow 21y slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others Pillow, John M. Son John & Mary Pillow, died Concord cl .. :I.f:l21 -··9·····-::i '?H-.../ G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, low, willow & urn, with 3 others �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Mi::\lr•y Widow of Jahn Pillow d.1812-9-23 42y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, law, willow & urn, with 3 others Pillow, John With wife, s on & daughter d.1802-4-10 ~~y G-3,b-1 pg34 slate, law, willow & urn, with 3 other s P:i. l lov•.J, I Webb, Charles T. d.1~~~-1-11 11y Son of John & Parthenia Webb slate, Fo~;tc:::!I'- , Dci.Vi cl C. '!'-··1aj d.1823-10-20 31y G-3,b-3 pg34 slate, 1 good, 01·.. 11 good, Dr,,nnE0t t, E::a.1'- ah cl. :!. 82!':.'i ···- :I. 1 ·····'.i!''5 ':'.;9th YI'... G-3,b-4 pg34 !I S . slate, good, (~ k1::::r·m;,,\n !' 13i:,\1... o:\h Wife of II ~J cl. 1833-1-7 79y n (.::, n slate, Akerman, masonic emblems, :0 . epitaph-1 II willow & urn Barnet Akerman II parts lost, willow & urn Barnet With wife Sarah 74y B. h. pq::=;4 slate, repaired, parts los t, willow & urn d. :I. tl24--:::!; ..... 27 Eli:,,., !3ar.. i:~h d. 1 El40·--11 ·····7 repaired. 11 II Wife of Joseph Ela 7:1.y 11 E;.E. G ·-- :::!; , c ···- 1 p o . : , L~ Clements, d.:1.825-8-6 Mary Elizabeth 17y Clements, Pierce P d. l B:?4 ···- :I. 0··-:24 G ..... ~:; , c ···- ::::: 11 Dau. Pierce P. & Louisa Clements On stone with Louisa Perkins 4'.'::iy rr1 ,,·u· b .I. E? , p q ~::: 4 F(·?:!F.. k i n1:;, l....oui <:;;,,:\ d. 1838-9-1 52y marble, C,,~.l l, willow & urn Former wife Pierce P repaired, Clements with Pierce F. Clement s Eli :.:::E:1bE-~th d. :I. ff:':-'..?·-·· 1 ···-7 G-3,c-4 7Ely pq34 marble, qood CE\l l, M.:,1r.. y 11 7-=_-1y !"'!. C. 11 d. 1840--:l.l·-·:1.0 1 G···· :::!; , c -··· .'.'.) p q /: 4 rr, ;:-1.1•· b 1 F:! !' ,~i. 1 mo r.-=.. t F ,.-· f::! n c:: 1·..1 , 1..-1,::1 I'.. \I d. :l. f:32:.::; ..... 6 •-::::7 bhci.ttuck, 11 CJ I !'-'I 1-- ';,;;. • y William C. 11 II M. F. 11 Son of Chester & Miriam Shattuck 11 21y 1,,J. C. f;:,. 11 d. l [1'.:C:'7 ···••::::-•--l b--· ::~; !I d ··- :t pq33 slate, good, willow & urn, epitaph-5 �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY <01y, ,} ohn ~,.,1. cl. 1 El'.:50--6--2::~; 7m marble, Son Davie! H. !A.I :i. 11. & Elizabeth A. Willey eroclecl, with Elizabeth & John E. Willey, John E. Son Davie! H. & Elizabeth A. Willey cl. 1852-1-22 7d marble, eroded, with Elizabeth & John W. t,. [_.,J :i. 11 E?y !I E 1 :i. :,: i::\b E•t h cl. 1 El48·-.. c;.-- l 1:5 6m Dau. David H. & Elizabeth A. Willey with John W. & Ja hn E. marble, eroded, D r-2 ,:',.t'" b on , ,::·,!:-,.a. cl. 1.829-6-8 58y slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-6 Dearban, Ruhama Wiclaw of Asa Dearbon 74y ''Fi'.. D. slate, low, willow & urn, epitaph-4 cl. 1 847--•7"-·'..?:I. II Da1...t. of ,J -'::tf'O(?.S & Elizabeth Dennett "E.C.D. 11 slate, good, willow & urn Dennett, Elizabeth C. d.1837-10-27 ??v T LI. C k E'! I' " !I i",'I i:':'I f" k cl. 1 fi4::::: •-11 ..-50 m,3. t'" I:l ..·1 f,2, ,,1...·1 mos,;· t:. :i. 11 E•q i I:; l (=.!, Tue:: k,:011·-·, rT·lary Wife of Mark Tucker 11 d. 1829·..-8·--E3 40y 1'-"I. T. 11 slate, good, willow & urn Marden, Sarah cl. 1842-8-7 Widow of Jonathan Marden //',/ slate, Tilton, Clarissa cl. 1 Ei20 ..-·9·- :I. 6 good, willow & urn Wife of Timothy Tilton II C. T. slate, II split top, wil low & urn L.c,nnt2r·qi::'1n, 121nn d.1820-12-26 64y "P1. I....• " slate, q □□ d, Thc:imas F. b. 1807-4-3 cl. 1827-6-13 willow & urn Fi'.c.it,\11=.•, b·-4 ,, b-·-1 Po1."1e , pq24 "T" F. F:. I 1 c:M ~,,: urT, ,, II ~,Ji Eb<:.>nt2-;;.: <?.r.. Jr·. c:I • 1 8 2 '.:5-·<? ··-::? b '.?7y ''E.h'.. f::i ..... 4, b--2 pq24 1::.l E1t<01 , qooc:I, 11 H,::i.m, BE"!n j i::•.m i. n 11 d. 1H2'.:i-'..2"·"14 (:l/'y' B. H .. 11 G-4,b-3 pq24 slate, brc:iken, Ham, James With wife Sarah cl.1831-5-18 ~~y (3 .... /I, ;I 1:::,-·-4 pq'.?4 slate, good, design part lost no desiqn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Ham, Sarah Widow □ f James Ham d. 1855-1-16 82y G-4,b-4 pg24 slate, good, no design, with James Ham, l'-'lar· ·/ Wife of Col. Samuel Ham El42·-· 1 ·-·· 2 l 92y "M .. H. slate, repaired, willow & urn, cl. J. with Samuel Heim, f:3amU(•::•l "Col. 11 11 cl • J. U 2 :'::i--El ···- '.i! ::~; i:J3y 8. H. 11 G·--4, b·-5 pg24 slate, repaired, Parry , Martha Ann Lane d. 1821.l.··-~:i·-·· J. :I. Oy G··-·4, b·-··6 slate, good, Frost, Stephen H. d. :I. 84Fi-··9·-··2 G-4,b-7 Dau. Samuel & Mary Barry Lane Parry willow & urn Of Digby, Nova Scotia c.:::::=!;y pg24 marble, eroded MoisE~s 1, Sar-- E1h E. :o i::! u • of hi<·::: h (=! m:i. .,,°! h S. Fi. 1·,·1. d.:1.835-11-22 5y 9m (3-••4 !I C: ..... J_ marble, eroded, broken, II Moses, Mark Edward 11 pg:::::4 1·1. E. M. marble, Moses, El:i.zabeth II repaired, set l O\r..l' (A.I :i. th Wife of Nehemiah Moses "E . l""I. II marble, G····· 4!, c::-·-2 reset low Son of Nehem:i.ah & d .. :I. f:l:::!;4 ..... 7 ..... l :2 G···-4, c::···-2 11 repaired. reset low, with son Mark Moses, Charles E.. Son of Nehemiah & Elizabeth Moses d.:1.828-10-3 ~y 6m G·-··4!, c:···••::!; marble, eroded, with George Moses, George W. d.:1.824-2-23 22h Son of Nehemiah & Elizabeth Moses marble, eroded, with Charles d.:1.H~.'i7·-··9·····El G-···4, c-·-4 Wife of Edward Banks 76\/ pq:::!;4 e r··oclf,Jd El;,,"!nk<,;, ,.John I::.. d. l f::l~:i4·--2····· 1 ~~; J. y 6m fYii'."\l' .. h 1 f:'>, Banks, Elizab eth Wife o f Edward Banks cl. 182::.)-·Ci--\:l II G-4,c:-6 :::::::y pg34 E., B., 11 slate , broken, parts lost, B,::1nks, E::dt.,\lc.3.r--cl cl • J. El:::!; '.:.'i ..... :·;::: ..... ::::: .<'./- 4 \/ G-4,c:-7 pg34 slate, Pike, Elizabeth D .. g □□ d, willow & urn Wife of Joshua Pike d.:I.El25-8-23 35y G-4,c::-8 pg3.<'./slate, g □ od, willow & urn willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY d :t. 8 :·: : ~:5 ··-· :·:2. -- :2 ::::; ~. , ..::s \l J G-4,c-9 pg34 slate, 11 II r II Harrold, Martha W. d • 1 8 4 ~.':i ..... '/ ·- 1.~'.i G-4,d-1 ;":.i 8 11 tr n□ repaired, □f Wife Capt. design Joseph Harrold ·/ pg~~ Har·r--ol d, t:::: marble, flat almost illegible marble, repaired, Nr.~.ncy d. :I. Bh'}---:5--'.:i 9'.:'iy reset Walker, Elizabeth J. Wife of Alfred W. d.:1.842-:1.2-23 26y (3---·4, d-::; marble stub, top lost !1-..l:i. qg :i. n, Walker f:;tf,:>phE•n ::::.C/y pq . ::,.,::, (3---·4, cl·---4 II '.;J • 1,,J" good II ,;;J i::'itE', 11 Ho :i. t . , C,:,J1·· c:i 1 i n "-"-' Dau. c:if Timothy & Rebecca Hc:iit d. :I. El4:2·---6---20 ?y 6m G·---4, ('.·,·-- :I. pg::=;::=:. slate, good, willow & urn Blake, Catherine M. d.:I.B60-2-:l.6 G-4,e-2 Alfred P. Dau. & Margaret E. Blake :I.Om pg32 marb.l.e, almost illegible Blake, George A. Son Alfred P. & Margaret E. d.:1.865-2-:1.6 ?m lhd G-4,e-3 pg32 marble, almost illegible Blake Son of Moses & Mary Sawyer Sawyer, Selvesta J. d.:1.841-5-1'/ ~y Bm slate, repaired, willow & urn P i ckering, Benjamin D.A. Son Ephraim & Maria Pickering d.:1.841-3-15 5y 3m slate, good, willow & urn Muchem □ re, d.1852-6-14 G--·-4 !I E, ..... 7 Son of M.T. & L. Muchem □ re William H. 1'/y marble, erode d, crc:iss & winged harp Muchemore, Meshack d.1872-8-20 35y G-4,e-8 pg32 marble, CannF!'/, Young, Wife of Hannah cl. :I. f:344·-· :I. 2---<:. 1 C:i·---4 1 E, ..... 9 ::_;() "/ H" slate, Isaac Canney c::" II good, willow & u.r·n ( ~:=j()";-1 ) m ,£i ,,.. h l ("" F:c:i!-\IE•, J a.br:,. ·z c:1. l t3::=!;7 ..... i_:::; ..... 7 decayed U.S. Navy, Mexican War William J, ( d. :I. Fl6r:;•---6--·-6) II broken, "C;:,q::d:.• !I E~ 1-·· c:i cl i:0! c:I II slate, good, willc:iw & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY r.)u.nq, As.<::·1• d :I. i3 ::::; ;::5 ··-· c:; ·-··:::~ :·::? \ 1 ~5 () "/ II G-4,e12 r pg32 1 11 ' {~ " \/ u slate , good, urns, masonic, slate, goad, willow & urn, epitaph-2 ,} oh n F3 ,::r. 1r· n 1:::1 1=,; , d.1834-4-15 49y epitaph-1 Walker, Andrew J. Son of John S. & Sarah 11,,:). J" l_i.J. II d. 1835-2-8 19y G---- 4, P 14 slate, good, willow & urn SEtmUi0) 1 Bon John S. Walker, 11 1-<ly \:;.,l.1-J. 11 d. l 829·····b·····2 :I. slate, good, willow & urn, l,1.),:;~ 1 k 1:::1•"" !I epitaph-4 Son John S. & Sarah Walker, with JI ,.J • ~,.). JI d .. 1 fl:S4-···4·-••::!: 2:/;y b---4, E-' :1. '.:.i pq:2!::;;~ slate, qood, willow & urn, Samuel San of Jabez & Nancy i=;: o '-"' E' !' -:r , ;_ b <-?. :-,'. d .. 1836·····'.':i·-··20 l ··/ l:>m :I. '.":.id in i,,t 1'.. b l ,:::-: , i:"::! r·· D c:I e c:I G·--·'.'::J, a····· :i. pq24 Webster, MargarPt Only child John & Sarah Webster d. 1 f:l4;:.'.i---·':?-·· :I. :I. G-5,b-:I. marble, Cunninqham, d.1855-:1.-:1. G-----~:i, b·--·· :I. 0 Flynn!' Ma1,--y c:I. 1 i:)i:::_;:::::---4-- :I.:~: repaired, Tommy 4y Bm Snn of Owen & Anna Cunningham marble, Dau. .<'.!-m marble, reset eroded, found back fence Edward & Mary Flynn eroded, reset low Honora L. Dau. Edward & Mary Flynn 2y 6m G·····i:::i, b·--··1 :I. marble, eroded , reset low Flynn, c:1.:1.853-1-30 Rand, Caroline Esther cl. :I. f:l41 ·--·· :I. O·<::- :I. G-5,b-2 II 2y ..::,m marble, eroded Huntress, Frederick E. d. l f:3i:5"/--- :I. :I. -·--3 marble, 1-··lu.ntr·F:,~ss!, IdD. F. d. :I. 8!'::i6····· i. 2·····•~> "-'-'iy Dau. marble, Huntr-E•f~<:::-!, Em:i.11 ;;,·,. c!. :I. i:1'56···- :I. :?·-··6 7m Ei····-~i, b·····4 Huntress, cl • :I. H':'.'.i /:) ···-9 ···- b G-5,b-4 Dau .. marble, Ella T. Dau. of Harry Rand C. E .. R .. " Dau. Son of Seth W. repaired, of Seth W.. repaired, of Seth W. repaired, of Seth W. ° Catherine Huntress reset, Ic:la same stone & Catherine Huntress r eset, Freel same stone & Catherine Huntress reset, Ella same stone & Catherine Huntress 7m pq35 marble, repaired, reset, Emilla sa me stone �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Smart, Eva St.Clair d.1853-11-19 Dau. of Ivory & Mary Smart 2y 4m Lester, Benjamin Joseph 6y Bm G-5,b-6 marble, eroded Son of Thomas & Sarah Lester d.1864-2-16 Har.. r·· :i.11, Victor·i,,J d. :I. El~:i7 ···· :I. 2····· 1 Dau. of James & Margaret Harrill Harrill, Mary B.E. Dau. of James & Margaret Harrill c:I . :I. El::::; 7 ·-· 1 0-· .i:1. (;:- m G-5,b-8 pg34 slate, part top broken, willow & urn, Green, ~l1zabeth M.D. Dau. of John & Mary Green Bm 12d G-5,b-9 pg34 marble, eroc:lec:I, low d.1837-10-6 Mou J ton:, C. 1,,J. (cl. 187:;;:-::; ..... :I. 4) Ei·····h, ,:.:i.•··· 1 ( Ch i,\t... 1 (·,·)'5) Co. G, 10th ,-.1.H. Inf. (C:i.v:i. l Hammond, Pierpont (cl!' 1 H64···9) ( 40y) G-6,a-2 pg31 marble, almost illegible T.~:::. cl,:;itE~S Cl,,:i.1rk, 170 (Thomc:".s) 1 Co • C !• 26th Ma f; !5 • I n -f • U.S. Navy Veteran Aitchison, George C. cl.1864-4-26 55y marble, eroded, repaired, l,1J,,.1r·) ( C :i. v 1 .I. reset l,\i a. r· ) �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Cr·o>i ton , Ann Dau . of Richard Creel :::,:4y cl • :I. (:r:::: 8 ·-·· 9 ·-·· 2 0 m;,:i_i,.. blf?, H-··:I., Et.-·-:1. pq::=):1. t=.<r-odr::2d Sp i nney, of Thomas & Mary Spinney cj • Phebe H. J f3:?:S •-··f}•--2f:3 H-:l.,b-1 Dau. 24y pg31 II P., H., fl s late, n II good, willow & urn br·<-..,,en, Nehe=.•m:i. i::th N. G .. d.1824-6-21 58y H·····'.,?, c:\ ··-1 p O:~~::? marble, repaired, 11 II Green, Charles P .. d.1836-:1.-23 24y marble, eroded, cracked Dl,..f.?E':.•n, Nt-:~hE-,•mi ah d.1840-:1.0-18 3:1. y marble, repaired, Widow d. l f:360···-7--··9 H·-··:?, .,,l ··-4 reset. Nehemiah Green □f f.36\/ marble, broken, bot.tom lost, Philbrick, Sarah Ann Wife of John C. Philb r ick cl. :I. E.l:::)7·-- :I. l -- 14 . : ,uy S. Pi. p. marble, broken s et. low, with Lynthia Ann 11 11 Philbrick, Lyn t hia Ann Dau. John C. & Sarah A. Philbrick 111.... ■ ('f., p" datf=:) pa,,· t 1 o s t H·-·2 ,, ;;·1·····~:1 pq::=,;2 marble, broken, reset low, with Sarah Ann II Fiovc;:, , Hannah Wife of Will i am A. Dove cl . :I. Fl:::\6 ·-··4··-· :I.--~) :::,:4y H., r;. H- 2,a-6 pq32 slate, good, willow & urn, 1 JI cl .. II Son Wi l liam A . 11d s l at e , good, 1836-4-2:1. J u.n k i. n i;:; ,1 l···I i ,,.. ,,~rn cl. :I. 8<'1-0--H ·-6 7y Ebeneze r cl .. :I. ff:':4-·-·2 · -/I Sm slate, & Hannah Gove willow & urn, wi t h mother Son of Hiram & Sarah Junkins II l···I .. ,J. II slate, Go ve, with s on Samuel low, willow & urn Son of William A. II E.G. & Hannah hove 11 willow & urn qo □ d , hove, ,Jo s eph \A.I ., Ban of Joseph L. & Mahala Gove d .. :l.833- 10-27 5m H-2 , a:I.O pg32 slate, good, willow & urn Br o~,m, I,,.. ;.,1 cl ., 1 Fl :::) ::::. ·····.-:'.J. -·· ',? i3 Son of Haskell & Sarah Brown :?m II I .. B . rr1a.r· b 1 f.'. !, 11 r:=-:•1'"· od E-?cl Brawn, Ca r oline A.8. Dau. Haskell & Sarah Brown c:l .. c:i.+t:er·· :l.f::i::,;::=,; (da.tE• loi::.t> '' C::.P1.E3.f.l .. '' H·····'.? ;I i,t l 2 marble, eroded, broken, reset law, willow & urn �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Brown, Caroline A.S. Dau. Haskell 11 C . ,~,,. 8. EL marble, ,Jc:,y, 1:k:.njamin F. d .. :I. f:1::".6-<5·-··•l 9m H--::~, a 1 :::. p~~ :~::2 & Sarah Brown 11 eroded, broken, reset low, willow & urn Bon of William & Hannah Joy 11 E{,, F" ,.J. II slate, good, willow & urn Bartlett, Abigail Wife of William Bartlett c:I • 1 B2:3-··-f3-··6 '."-51 y H-3,a-1 pg32 marble, repaired, wit h William Bartlett, William With wife Abigail cl • :I. tl ::::: 4 ..... :~:; ·-·- :1. 1.::.i 67y H··- :::; , c:i. ··- J. p q :::r, 2 mE\I'" b 1 E'!!, Em<-:~1--·y 1, :0-::iniEil d,,1835-3-13 25y marble, eroded, marble, repaired hands pointing to hour-glass Em<-:?r-y !' Shii:::m d,, :I. 1347···-,:::i··••:~::o EmE1 1'" y, jvf ,'i\l'' '/ d,, :I. t.~62···- :I. :I. ·---~.:i H··••:::::, i:1····4 ~,Jci.ldE:n!, Wife of Shem Emery 77y iJac::ob cl,, 1 H:::1: 1 ····· :I. :2····2 :I. 11 M.E . m,:ii r·· b l c: , 11 <=:: ,.... o cl f2 cl Veteran of the Revolution 13:::::y 11 ,J" lA.1. marble, 11 almost illegible Walden, Sophia Noted with Abigail, d. :I. FJ42··- l O····~:.i ~:.:, / y 1:3,, (,,j,, ,, H-3,a-6 pg32 marble, e roclecl wife of Jacob Walden !I ~·Jalden!, ,~~,b:i.g,::1:i.l Wife of Jacob Walden d,, :I. H:·?4-··9·····'.:.i .i / y (1.~'-l." H··•-::1:,E!.·-·6 pq::':::;:: marble, eroded, with Sophia 11 Coffin, Albertine Giles d. l E~4c/·····4···-'.?9 H-3,a-7 Tric::key, Dau. William G. & Caroline Coffin t3m marble, eroded Olive M. Widow of Capt. John Trickey Staples, Ivory Son of John & Margaret Staples d. :I. H.t:J.i! •··••::::; ..... H :;,::::'\y H-3,c-1 marble, eroded Harrill, Margaret J.. Wife of James Harrill cl,, :I. i:l'.:)7 ·-'.":5·-··26 ~.'.i'.2 ·/ M. J,, H. '' H-4,a-:I. marble, eroded 11 Stringer, Catherine d .. :1.:368-4-12 H-4,b-:I. pg3:I. 87y marble, eroded �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Dau. 15y d.1857-3-11 of Timothy & Marv Shea Staples, Mary Widow of James Staples cl. :I. B!'::i6·····9··- :l 2 H-4,b-3 marble, illegible, next t □ James Ht i:'ip l (25 !I ,J c:\m(~!~; cl .. :I. El ~.':i O -· ::::: ···· :,~ 4 ~'i:I. y H·-·4 !I b ·--4 pg:~:; :I. mcH" b 1 E•, L\1nc:h 11 ME1t~i:,]ar-·E1t d. 1857-:1.2-9 19y 9m H-4,b-5 pg31 marble, low, eroded Ashworth, Ann Dau. Thomas & Eliza Ashworth, drowned c:1.1818-7-16 :I.By H-4,b-6 pg31 marble, almost illegible, with Margaret Ashworth, Margaret A.. Dau. Thomas & Eliza Ashworth, cl.1818-7-16 21y H-4,b-6 pg31 marble, almost illegible, with Ann Dau. of Dennie & Mary Kane cl. l S!:'iH-··9···-1 !:'i 7m H-4,b-7 marble, eroded t t !I f:l i:°\ fr• i::I h Wife of John Prescott 19.lj.9--1 ·--6 :::;7y pg3:I. marble, broken, almost illegible Pf'.. E'! !:, C: 0 cl• Lang, Theodosia Widow of John Lang d.1845-6-12 55y H-4,d-2 pg31 marble, eroded Pettigrew, Mary R Wife of William Pettigrew d .. 1879-6-8 79y :I.Om 12d H-4,d-4 pg3:l marble, eroded, with William Pettigrew, William H·--4 !I cl-4 Veteran of Mexican War marble, eroded, with wife Mary Chase, Drusilla D. Wife of Benjamin P. d .. l (-390·-· l ·--7 !34y H-4,d-5 pg3:l marble, broken Chase, Benjamin P d.1880-5-12 86y 4m H-4,cl-6 pg31 marble, Downing, Ann Chase Veteran Mexican War, Co .. C-9 83y pg31 marble, good, reversed cl .. 1903-4-25 H-4,cl-8 almost illegible Wife of Benjamin P .. ~'i"/y "E. c; .. c. " mar-· bl e, e1~ od E-?cl H--4, d···-7 Chase drowned �GRAVESTONES of NORTH CEMETERY Downing, Havilah F. Veteran Mexican War b.1823-7-25 d.1874-6-12 pg:::::1 marble, eroded, reversed Rou soe, Frederick Son of Joseph & Jane Rousoe d.1851-1-17 5y 4m H-4,dlO marble, eroded Pettigrew, Susan Em eline Wife Francis d. 1845-3-21 21y H-4,d12 pg31 marble, eroded ''Col. cl • 1 H ',:·: ,::,:,..... '.'5 ..... :? H-4,e-2 l>JEtlki::?r-, 6 ~::: \/ pg31 Pettigrew li fE,• Lydi '"\· notr::?d a.I. ~;;o 11 \r.. , G • !;',) • 11 marble, eroded Wife of Col. l...yc:lic:t c:I • 1 8 4 1 ..... :~:; ·-· ::? H ···-4 ;I (2 ..... 2 11 r Gideon / ("i\i ! • marble, eroded, with Gilman Walker, Frank Son Gideon W. & Mary Arelle Walker cl. :I. El-<'.J.7 ·····9···-(;; :·,: : 1 m "F. lAJ. " rna1·--blE':!, cilmc:,~;t :i.lleq:i.blE· Dau. of Elisha & Drewsilla Parks d .1865 -11-30 5y 10m H-5,a-1 pg31 marble, broken, top lost p E:l.l' .. k ~:-, Th Offli::"t s B. Son of Elisha & Drewsilla Parks d • 1 8 6 ::::: ..... ::':; -· 1 -:':) :l. f~~ ·/ l:> Hi mEtr·· b 1 0:1, e,,.. uc:I f:?c:I , VF3t,::?r·an Ci v:i. 1 H ..... ~-'.i ,, Et-··:? p t:J ::::: 1 Parks, Eliza A. Dau. c:1.1866-11-20 26y Parks, Drewsilla d. 1 H~:i7 ·····4··•-::::; H----~:i., Et·-··4 of Elisha & Drewsilla Parks Wife of Elisha Parks 42y pq:::,:1 US Navy, son of John & Elizabeth Stringer Strinqer, Joseph W. d.:1.862-9-27 21y 10m H-5,a-5 pg31 marb.l.e, broken, reset, epitaph-4 (illeq.) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cemetery Records Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Burial grounds Gravestones Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource Portsmouth's historic cemeteries serve as gateways to the past. The records in this collection will be useful to genealogists, historians, and family members of the deceased. Our collection includes information about the following cemeteries, including maps and plot locations: Cotton Cemetery, Elmwood Cemetery, Harmony Grove Cemetery, North Cemetery, Proprietor's Cemetery, Sagamore Cemetery, and Union Cemetery. To view a complete record book or to see a map in more detail, click the PDF name below the image. Click on the image on the next page. The record books in this collection are fully searchable. Once the PDF is open, click Control+F (or Command+F on a Mac) to open the search feature. Much of the information in these records has been added to <a href="https://www.findagrave.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">FindAGrave.com</a>. Look there for more information about individual plots. <a href="https://www.portsmouthnh.gov/library/local-history-genealogy#contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact Special Collections</a> for information about cemeteries not in this collection. Many thanks to the volunteers who spent countless hours collecting this data, including Louise Tallman, Cynthia Pridham Thomas, June Spezzano, and Ginny Jakoubek. Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Cemetery, 2006 Subject The topic of the resource Cemeteries Indexes Portsmouth (N.H.) Description An account of the resource Record book of North Cemetery, located on Maplewood Avenue. Indexed by plot. For general information about the cemetery, including a map, see <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3519" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">this page</a>. See also the <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3507" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">1993 record book</a> and <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/items/show/3509" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Inscriptions at North Cemetery, Portsmouth, N.H.: Epitaphs and Long Texts</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pridham-Thomas, Cynthia Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived PORT VITAL RECORDS 925.5 NORTH CEMETERY 2006 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2006 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context i13915290 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/eba10cdc1fa14b780a9215c06a96ae1e.jpg a315b5217ec5e8e7995ebcd647ddfe88 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/2bec672486951035233c7c837a3ce37e.jpg af21f978afa353ce48baeff78b3cb21b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Louis J. Mackles Postcard Subject The topic of the resource Postcards of Buildings and Scenes of Portsmouth and other Seacoast Locations Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Louis J. Mackles was the collector of these postcards. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis J. Mackles collected postcards depicting a variety of locations. The large collection was divided up by vicinity by the donor and deposited in locally appropriate collections. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by Ross Moldoff and family, May 2015. Digitized, Spring 2016. Collection rehoused, Spring 2016 Digital Collection created in OMEKA, June 2016. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Collected by Louis J. Mackles. Digitized by Jessica Ross, Volunteer assistance from Wynn Welch, Spring 2016. Omeka addition and metadata by Jessica Ross. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource These images are intended for research and reference use only. The library holds copyright to the digital images of this collection. Please see the copyright information page (link at bottom of page) for information about obtaining permission for image use and reproduction. Relation A related resource This is a small part of a larger collection. Other parts of the collection may be found in.... Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource The images appearing in this database are JPG format, they are derived from archival TIF files. Type The nature or genre of the resource This collection of 400+ postcards are a mixture of U.S. printed, and foreign printed standards postcards. They were created for tourist/commercial reasons, but capture interesting historic views of the Portsmouth and Seacoast area. If written on and mailed, they serve an additional layer of historical importance to family historians and genealogists. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Portsmouth and the Seacoast, NH. Description An account of the resource This collection of 400+ postcards, depicting buildings and scenes of Portsmouth and the Seacoast area, was donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by the family of Louis J. Mackles in May of 2015. It was given specifically by Ross A. Moldoff, Gloria F. Moldoff and Harold Moldoff, who felt the collection should be made available for study and enjoyment. The rehousing of the physical collection into archival albums was made possible by the Moldoffs as well. Mr. Mackles collected postcards throughout his life. This collection, only a small portion of a much larger number, left behind for family and friends to enjoy, is an interesting historic journey through the Seacoast. Some buildings depicted are long gone while multiple postcards of the same building show the progression of time. Postcards (aka "post cards") became popular at the turn of the 20th Century, after being introduced to the U.S. during the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. Used primarily for sending short messages to friends and relatives, people collected them immediately as mementos of a trip or journey, historical events, holidays, etc. They were sold to tourists and often advertised local businesses. Individuals created real photograph postcards to send home to relatives when travelling abroad as well. Immigrants to the U.S. often had photos taken when they arrived at their destination to send home to their native countries. DELTIOLOGY is the hobby of collecting postcards according to Merriam-Webster, but more broadly it is considered the collection, study, and preservation of picture postcards for fun, recreation, relaxation, and enjoyment – and for the historical preservation of life in years past [As described by the American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors http://www.aape.org/collectingpicturepostcardsver17jul.asp]. The Mackles collection was primarily published in the U.S. and Germany and contains many different types of postcards. The standard photo cards, printed and colored or tinted cards, several fold-out strips which became popular in the 1950’s, as well as miniature postcards. Major Louis J. Mackles, USAR (Born in Brownsville, Texas, October 4, 1923. Died at Pease Air Force Base, September 6, 1987) _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Excerpted from obituary in the Portsmouth Herald, September 8, 1987: ‘…Maj. Mackles attended A&M and UNH, receiving a master’s degree with high honors in chemical engineering. He served in the Philippines during World War II, retiring as a major in the U.S. Army Reserves. He was the recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He retired after 30 years as head of the Radiation Control branch of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard working with Adm. Rickover. Maj. Mackles was a consultant for L.P.I. Engineering in Dover until April 1987. He was a member of Temple Israel, NARFE, Wentworth and Pease Golf Club, the National Association of Technical Supervisors and the Registered Maine State Board of Professional Engineers…’ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ His family kindly provided a copy of the eulogy given in his honor, transcribed as follows: Eulogy for Louis Mackles – Label ben Yudel U’Miriam – d. 9/6/87: 12 Elul We are gathered here today to mourn the passing of Louis Mackles, Label ben Yudel u Miriam, and to speak about his life. Lou, as everyone called him, was born October 4, 1923, the second of two sons, to Idel and Mary Mackles, in Brownsville, TX, and grew up in Galveston, TX. As a young man, he attended Texas A & M for two years. In 1942, when the U.S. entered WWII, he enlisted in the Army. After achieving the rank of Corporal, he was sent to Officers Candidates School in New England. In 1944, before being sent overseas, Lou and his fellow Jewish soldiers attended services at Temple Israel of Portsmouth. Then Rabbi Oscar Fleishaker had urged his congregant families to welcome the Jewish soldiers, and so it was that Lou met Charlotte, the girl he was to marry. Lou was commissioned a second Lt. and sent to the Philippines. During an enemy attack, Lou Mackles, despite being wounded himself, saved the life of a wounded comrade, and refused to leave his men. In addition to his wounds, he developed pneumonia from exposure and might have died, had friendly natives not taken him to an Army field hospital – a three-day journey on foot. Army doctors saved his life. Lou was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery under fire. He also gained a lifelong respect and love for the Army, and it was his wish, in the last days of his life, to be treated in a military hospital, this time at Pease Air Force Base. Following the war, Lou served in the Army Reserves, finally retiring with the rank of Major. After his discharge at the war’s end, Lou married Charlotte in Boston on Jan.1, 1946. He then attended the University of NH, attaining his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chemical Engineering, becoming a professional engineer licensed in both NH and Maine. Son Glenn was born during this period. Then followed a 3-year stint in Wash., DC, where Lou worked for the Bureau of Standards. Thereafter, the family settled permanently in Portsmouth, where daughter Linda was born. Lou took a job at the Navy Yard, where he spent approximately 35 years, working his way up to head of the Radiation Division, building nuclear submarines. Lou was part of the team that produced the Albacore, among other submarines, he served under the legendary Adm. Hyman Rickover. During his years at the yard, he was honored by being asked to present a gold plate to the sponsor of a nuclear sub – which Navy Yard personnel regarded as the highest honor attainable. But more importantly, Lou was well-respected and liked greatly by his colleagues at work, many of whom stayed in touch over the years. It is symbolic of how well-liked he was that old service buddies and friends from work would stay in touch. When Lou became ill, friends would often call the family to find out how he was doing. About 10 years ago, Lou retired from the Yard and worked as a consultant for a private engineering firm in Dover. What sort of man was Lou Mackles? Though I myself arrived in Portsmouth only during the last months of his life, I have the testimony of those who knew and loved him. His family and friends can testify that he was a quiet, soft-spoken man who never said an unkind word about anyone else. I can tell you that he loved children, and was happy to serve as Scoutmaster in a boy scout troop when his children were young. But is more of an eloquent tribute to his memory that, when the little boy who lived across the way from the Mackles was told of Lou’s death, he burst into tears. Lou worked hard, often putting in 18-hours days at the Yard, but he was devoted to his family as well. He was proud of his children’s accomplishments, and loved them unquestioningly. He was also especially close to his nieces and nephews, and was godfather to many of them. As for hobbies, Lou was especially good with his hands. He enjoyed gardening, photography, furniture finishing, and working around the house. He himself did much of the work on the home which he and Charlotte built on Moebus Drive. Golf was a great love, as well. But Lou’s sense of involvement went beyond job, family and hobbies. Having been raised in a traditional family, he retained a strong respect for Judaism, leading him to become an active member of Temple Israel. He served on the Religious Committee, volunteered as an usher on the High Holidays, and helped run the bingo program. Even when he became ill, he refused to take his medicine on Yom Kippur, preferring to fast completely. When, 6 years ago, Lou discovered he had cancer, he determined to fight it. Recalling his WWII bout with combat wounds and pneumonia, he said, “I was supposed to be a goner in the Philippines, but God gave me 40 more good years.” He fought with courage and determination that serve as an example to us all. Lou was a quiet man who never complained, who did not wish to be a burden on anyone. But he was a fighter to the end, a self-made man who loved life, who loved people, who made every minute count of the years he was given. His memory will be cherished by all who knew him. Our religion speaks of the resurrection of the righteous dead. It is one of the most fundamental beliefs of our faith, but one of the most difficult to comprehend. I myself believe that our resurrection depends, not only upon the grade of God, but on the memories we leave our friends and loved ones. Anyone who touched as many lives as did Lou Mackles will surely merit resurrection and eternal life. He will be deeply missed. __________________________________________________________________________________________ This collection was digitized by Jessica Ross with volunteer help by Wynn Welch, Spring/Summer 2016. Please see below for copyright information. Please contact the Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Room, if you have any questions. 603-766-1720. Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Put whatever you want in here. --title::Mackles Postcard Collection --text::This collection of 400+ postcards, depicting buildings and scenes of Portsmouth and the Seacoast area, was donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by the family of Louis J. Mackles in May of 2015 --images::975,1367 Postcard PPL Acc. # 2015.1-419 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Church Subject The topic of the resource North Church, 2 Congress St., Portsmouth, NH Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis J. Mackles Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Relation A related resource Additional portions of the Louis J. Mackles Collection may be housed at the Rye Historical Society, the New Castle Historical Society, the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and with a single, private collector. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TFF Type The nature or genre of the resource Paper postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Volume 3, Portsmouth Religious Institutions #49-50 Congress St. history local history Mackles Collection North Church Portsmouth postcard https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/7cc3d24bf98658a59c156753bd1c701d.jpg 4032a80d128f58aeccd6faf4524e6f14 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/232b46e3d5cf072bf66f04da3075c0a8.jpg 3723a6cb5389ccaf46ce5047940c71df Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Louis J. Mackles Postcard Subject The topic of the resource Postcards of Buildings and Scenes of Portsmouth and other Seacoast Locations Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Louis J. Mackles was the collector of these postcards. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis J. Mackles collected postcards depicting a variety of locations. The large collection was divided up by vicinity by the donor and deposited in locally appropriate collections. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by Ross Moldoff and family, May 2015. Digitized, Spring 2016. Collection rehoused, Spring 2016 Digital Collection created in OMEKA, June 2016. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Collected by Louis J. Mackles. Digitized by Jessica Ross, Volunteer assistance from Wynn Welch, Spring 2016. Omeka addition and metadata by Jessica Ross. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource These images are intended for research and reference use only. The library holds copyright to the digital images of this collection. Please see the copyright information page (link at bottom of page) for information about obtaining permission for image use and reproduction. Relation A related resource This is a small part of a larger collection. Other parts of the collection may be found in.... Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource The images appearing in this database are JPG format, they are derived from archival TIF files. Type The nature or genre of the resource This collection of 400+ postcards are a mixture of U.S. printed, and foreign printed standards postcards. They were created for tourist/commercial reasons, but capture interesting historic views of the Portsmouth and Seacoast area. If written on and mailed, they serve an additional layer of historical importance to family historians and genealogists. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Portsmouth and the Seacoast, NH. Description An account of the resource This collection of 400+ postcards, depicting buildings and scenes of Portsmouth and the Seacoast area, was donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by the family of Louis J. Mackles in May of 2015. It was given specifically by Ross A. Moldoff, Gloria F. Moldoff and Harold Moldoff, who felt the collection should be made available for study and enjoyment. The rehousing of the physical collection into archival albums was made possible by the Moldoffs as well. Mr. Mackles collected postcards throughout his life. This collection, only a small portion of a much larger number, left behind for family and friends to enjoy, is an interesting historic journey through the Seacoast. Some buildings depicted are long gone while multiple postcards of the same building show the progression of time. Postcards (aka "post cards") became popular at the turn of the 20th Century, after being introduced to the U.S. during the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. Used primarily for sending short messages to friends and relatives, people collected them immediately as mementos of a trip or journey, historical events, holidays, etc. They were sold to tourists and often advertised local businesses. Individuals created real photograph postcards to send home to relatives when travelling abroad as well. Immigrants to the U.S. often had photos taken when they arrived at their destination to send home to their native countries. DELTIOLOGY is the hobby of collecting postcards according to Merriam-Webster, but more broadly it is considered the collection, study, and preservation of picture postcards for fun, recreation, relaxation, and enjoyment – and for the historical preservation of life in years past [As described by the American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors http://www.aape.org/collectingpicturepostcardsver17jul.asp]. The Mackles collection was primarily published in the U.S. and Germany and contains many different types of postcards. The standard photo cards, printed and colored or tinted cards, several fold-out strips which became popular in the 1950’s, as well as miniature postcards. Major Louis J. Mackles, USAR (Born in Brownsville, Texas, October 4, 1923. Died at Pease Air Force Base, September 6, 1987) _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Excerpted from obituary in the Portsmouth Herald, September 8, 1987: ‘…Maj. Mackles attended A&M and UNH, receiving a master’s degree with high honors in chemical engineering. He served in the Philippines during World War II, retiring as a major in the U.S. Army Reserves. He was the recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He retired after 30 years as head of the Radiation Control branch of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard working with Adm. Rickover. Maj. Mackles was a consultant for L.P.I. Engineering in Dover until April 1987. He was a member of Temple Israel, NARFE, Wentworth and Pease Golf Club, the National Association of Technical Supervisors and the Registered Maine State Board of Professional Engineers…’ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ His family kindly provided a copy of the eulogy given in his honor, transcribed as follows: Eulogy for Louis Mackles – Label ben Yudel U’Miriam – d. 9/6/87: 12 Elul We are gathered here today to mourn the passing of Louis Mackles, Label ben Yudel u Miriam, and to speak about his life. Lou, as everyone called him, was born October 4, 1923, the second of two sons, to Idel and Mary Mackles, in Brownsville, TX, and grew up in Galveston, TX. As a young man, he attended Texas A & M for two years. In 1942, when the U.S. entered WWII, he enlisted in the Army. After achieving the rank of Corporal, he was sent to Officers Candidates School in New England. In 1944, before being sent overseas, Lou and his fellow Jewish soldiers attended services at Temple Israel of Portsmouth. Then Rabbi Oscar Fleishaker had urged his congregant families to welcome the Jewish soldiers, and so it was that Lou met Charlotte, the girl he was to marry. Lou was commissioned a second Lt. and sent to the Philippines. During an enemy attack, Lou Mackles, despite being wounded himself, saved the life of a wounded comrade, and refused to leave his men. In addition to his wounds, he developed pneumonia from exposure and might have died, had friendly natives not taken him to an Army field hospital – a three-day journey on foot. Army doctors saved his life. Lou was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery under fire. He also gained a lifelong respect and love for the Army, and it was his wish, in the last days of his life, to be treated in a military hospital, this time at Pease Air Force Base. Following the war, Lou served in the Army Reserves, finally retiring with the rank of Major. After his discharge at the war’s end, Lou married Charlotte in Boston on Jan.1, 1946. He then attended the University of NH, attaining his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chemical Engineering, becoming a professional engineer licensed in both NH and Maine. Son Glenn was born during this period. Then followed a 3-year stint in Wash., DC, where Lou worked for the Bureau of Standards. Thereafter, the family settled permanently in Portsmouth, where daughter Linda was born. Lou took a job at the Navy Yard, where he spent approximately 35 years, working his way up to head of the Radiation Division, building nuclear submarines. Lou was part of the team that produced the Albacore, among other submarines, he served under the legendary Adm. Hyman Rickover. During his years at the yard, he was honored by being asked to present a gold plate to the sponsor of a nuclear sub – which Navy Yard personnel regarded as the highest honor attainable. But more importantly, Lou was well-respected and liked greatly by his colleagues at work, many of whom stayed in touch over the years. It is symbolic of how well-liked he was that old service buddies and friends from work would stay in touch. When Lou became ill, friends would often call the family to find out how he was doing. About 10 years ago, Lou retired from the Yard and worked as a consultant for a private engineering firm in Dover. What sort of man was Lou Mackles? Though I myself arrived in Portsmouth only during the last months of his life, I have the testimony of those who knew and loved him. His family and friends can testify that he was a quiet, soft-spoken man who never said an unkind word about anyone else. I can tell you that he loved children, and was happy to serve as Scoutmaster in a boy scout troop when his children were young. But is more of an eloquent tribute to his memory that, when the little boy who lived across the way from the Mackles was told of Lou’s death, he burst into tears. Lou worked hard, often putting in 18-hours days at the Yard, but he was devoted to his family as well. He was proud of his children’s accomplishments, and loved them unquestioningly. He was also especially close to his nieces and nephews, and was godfather to many of them. As for hobbies, Lou was especially good with his hands. He enjoyed gardening, photography, furniture finishing, and working around the house. He himself did much of the work on the home which he and Charlotte built on Moebus Drive. Golf was a great love, as well. But Lou’s sense of involvement went beyond job, family and hobbies. Having been raised in a traditional family, he retained a strong respect for Judaism, leading him to become an active member of Temple Israel. He served on the Religious Committee, volunteered as an usher on the High Holidays, and helped run the bingo program. Even when he became ill, he refused to take his medicine on Yom Kippur, preferring to fast completely. When, 6 years ago, Lou discovered he had cancer, he determined to fight it. Recalling his WWII bout with combat wounds and pneumonia, he said, “I was supposed to be a goner in the Philippines, but God gave me 40 more good years.” He fought with courage and determination that serve as an example to us all. Lou was a quiet man who never complained, who did not wish to be a burden on anyone. But he was a fighter to the end, a self-made man who loved life, who loved people, who made every minute count of the years he was given. His memory will be cherished by all who knew him. Our religion speaks of the resurrection of the righteous dead. It is one of the most fundamental beliefs of our faith, but one of the most difficult to comprehend. I myself believe that our resurrection depends, not only upon the grade of God, but on the memories we leave our friends and loved ones. Anyone who touched as many lives as did Lou Mackles will surely merit resurrection and eternal life. He will be deeply missed. __________________________________________________________________________________________ This collection was digitized by Jessica Ross with volunteer help by Wynn Welch, Spring/Summer 2016. Please see below for copyright information. Please contact the Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Room, if you have any questions. 603-766-1720. Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Put whatever you want in here. --title::Mackles Postcard Collection --text::This collection of 400+ postcards, depicting buildings and scenes of Portsmouth and the Seacoast area, was donated to the Portsmouth Public Library by the family of Louis J. Mackles in May of 2015 --images::975,1367 Postcard Inscription Back Handwriting found on the back of each postcard [illegible message and address] PPL Acc. # 2015.1-419 Postmark Sept. 12, 1907 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Church and Congress St. Subject The topic of the resource North Church and Congress St., Portsmouth, NH Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Detroit Publishing Co. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis J. Mackles Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Relation A related resource Additional portions of the Louis J. Mackles Collection may be found at the Rye Historical Society, the New Castle Historical Society, the Portsmouth Navy Yard and a single private collector. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TFF Type The nature or genre of the resource Paper postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Volume 1, Portsmouth City and Street Views #5-6 Congress St. history local history Mackles Collection Market Square New Hampshire North Church Portsmouth postcard https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/4ec91c3e7976ac8eb30f895ff5e208f5.jpg a2caee78dfcd7ea93c5e5441f8133b4a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier footing, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of two construction workers amidst the reinforcing steel at the North Main Pier footing taken from the east end looking west. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-12-10 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.053 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/9a17602da9f95a8e61545b339c8f6f8f.jpg eaa5bccd59c5a6b0114dd5e8ceb0ebb0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of steel sheet piling being placed by a crane at the North Main Pier. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-11-03 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.043 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/42ee4a018b9f4d6cdb460608db36abae.jpg 6670259dc5f544464bc98a15d58741d5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of the construction crew working at the North Main Pier. Several men are working on top of a short structure. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-12-10 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.052 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/fcb63fac8dff38bea9d24ccb9b65de93.jpg 33e1055619c8e2617f91be4bfc044359 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of North Main Pier, with snow on the ground. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969-01-03 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.056 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/099d6cecd55b2446a5ae7cbaff3307ab.jpg 1c95d223296e23425cf278ca0aace404 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of construction on the North Main Pier. There are several cranes, and steel reinforcement for the columns being constructed. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969-04-29 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://www.findmassmoney.gov/app/claim-search" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.075 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/af77e3ca62a4c0316aa2f4dcc6b4ba39.jpg abd4a60a04d75c7d6366dcb209082245 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection of 97 black-and-white photographs was added to the Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections in 1995. The photos were taken between June 25, 1968 to September 29, 1969 and show the progression of work during the construction of the Piscataqua River Bridge, also known as the I-95 Bridge. Construction of the I-95 bridge, a significant landmark in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was initiated in the late 1960s as part of the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, which also included the demolition of the North End neighborhood. The project aimed to modernize the city and improve its connectivity to the interstate highway system. The bridge specifically was a response to the growing traffic congestion and bottleneck created by the outdated Maine-New Hampshire Lift Bridge. The original plan for the I-95 bridge envisioned a 1,344-foot-long steel-arch span flanked by cantilever truss spans and boasting a 125-foot clearance. However, due to concerns about accommodating ocean-going vessels, the design was revised to provide a 135-foot clearance. Construction began in May 1968 and was a massive undertaking, requiring extensive engineering and construction efforts. Twenty piers were built to support the 4,500-foot-long bridge on the New Hampshire side and 15 were built on the Maine side. The six-lane roadway on the bridge spans 108-feet-wide over the Piscataqua River. Maplewood Avenue and Market Street Extension were developed with the express intent of linking Portsmouth’s downtown to the I-95 bridge. The bridge’s total cost was $21 million, with 90% coming from federal funds with the remainder split between Maine and New Hampshire. The project was marred by tragedy in 1970 when a platform on the Maine side of the bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of four construction workers. This incident led to legal proceedings and public scrutiny of the project's safety measures. Despite the challenges and setbacks, the I-95 bridge was ultimately completed and opened to traffic in 1972. A dedication ceremony was held on November 1, 1972 and the Portsmouth High School Clipper Band and the Kittery School Band both performed. One year later, the bridge was named the nation’s most outstanding bridge by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The I-95 bridge’s construction marked a significant milestone in Portsmouth's development, transforming the city into a more accessible and connected urban center. Its construction was a significant achievement, earning recognition from the American Institute of Steel Construction and the U.S. Department of Transportation. In recent years, the bridge has undergone maintenance and restoration efforts to ensure its continued structural integrity and safety. The Piscataqua River Bridge remains a vital component of the Interstate 95 corridor, serving as a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of its builders. The photographs were scanned by intern Anya Bake in the fall of 2023. The metadata was created by Reference Librarian Robyn Nielsen and Special Collections Librarian Katie Czajkowski during the summer of 2024. Finding aid created by Katie Czajkowski, 2024. This collection is permanently housed in the Portsmouth Public Library Special Collections. The digital images are available here for research and public access. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Main Pier, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Black-and-white photography Piscataqua River (Me. and N.H.) Bridges Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photograph of progress on the North Main Pier, taken from the South Main Pier looking north. Two cranes and the bridge structure can be seen across the river. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jeeves, R.C. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Piscataqua River Bridge Construction Photograph Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969-05-29 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="https://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG derived from TIF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-P: 2023.2.081 https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/c6d0d9051316e6665a7759e6bc417b6f.jpg b58c1c25f0aa76b665f3a8bba8f0c32c Omeka Image File The metadata element set that was included in the `files_images` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all image files. Bit Depth 8 Channels 3 Height 2204 Width 3599 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sarah Haven Foster Views of Portsmouth Description An account of the resource The Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections Room holds several albums containing nearly 1000 individual Sarah Haven Foster watercolors. These were painted locally and during travels abroad. They depict a wide array of buildings, landscapes, and wild flowers. Most of the images are painted in miniature, some as small as postage stamps. Sarah Haven Foster (1827-1900), was the daughter of John Welsh Foster (1789-1852) and Mary (Appleton) Foster. She had one sister, Mary Appleton Foster, and one brother, Joseph H. Foster. John Welsh Foster was a prominent member of the Portsmouth community. He was a bookseller and printer, Deacon of the South Meeting House, a Portsmouth Athenaeum founder, school committee member, on the board of selectmen, and incorporator of the Portsmouth Savings Bank. His businesses dealt with printing, book selling and bookbinding. His success allowed his daughters the opportunity to make summer trips to Europe. Sarah and her sister Mary lived in Europe from 1886-1890. On those trips Sarah produced approximately 600 watercolors depicting buildings and landscapes in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, England, Scotland, and Wales. Aside from a bit of correspondence found in the collection of the Portsmouth Athenaeum, little is known of Sarah Haven Foster’s life. Record of her public life is nearly non-existent. She was a member of the Unitarian Church. By all accounts she was shy and did not like public attention. No known likenesses of Sarah have been found. A 2013 publication entitled Portsmouth Women: Madams & Matriarchs Who Shaped New Hampshire’s Port City, edited by Laura Pope, includes a chapter on Sarah Haven Foster written by Maryellen Burke and illustrated with images from the Library’s collection. As explained in this chapter, the Foster family was involved in many benevolent and community building activities. It is likely that Mary, Sarah’s sister, deposited her paintings at the Public Library because of her involvement with the founding of the library, and their shared support of the institution throughout their lives. Sarah Haven Foster published two books, Watchwords for Young Soldiers, a volume of children’s Bible stories published in 1864, and The Portsmouth Guide Book, published in 1876 by her brother, Joseph H. Foster. In August 19, 1900, at the age of 74, Sarah was the victim of the first fatal accident on the Portsmouth Electric Railroad. The day was warm and extra cars were running to and from the beach. Reports claimed that the cars were running late and were going "at a good rate, though not a reckless one". She stepped out after waiting for a car to pass, but an extra car following hit her. She had been heading home from the Lyman residence. She died later that day of her sustained injuries. She was 74 years old. Foster is buried in Proprietors' cemetery. Views of Portsmouth In this album, Foster captures her fondness for the Portsmouth of old. Her realistic and gentle paintings capture a slightly ideal view of Portsmouth. These 174 miniature paintings are mounted and bound in a single volume entitled “Sketches of Portsmouth”. Collectively, they represent a view of mid-19th century Portsmouth and its environs unlike anything else we are aware of. It includes 34 paintings of buildings in Portsmouth (at last count, 14 of the Portsmouth buildings depicted are still standing). Also included are landscapes and buildings from York, New Castle, Newington, Kittery, Gerrish Island and the Isles of Shoals. Although in miniature, as you browse through this collection, you will notice Foster’s attention to detail, particularly in the architectural features. After more than a century, the colors remain brilliant and the condition of most of this collection is quite good. The provenance of this volume is somewhat uncertain; however, Library reports indicate that Sarah’s sister, Mary Appleton Foster, gave her sister’s painting albums to the Public Library between 1900 and 1903. Mary Appleton Foster was a Civil War Nurse in the 1862-1865. In 1871, with Reverend James De Normandie (Unitarian minister) and others she helped to establish the Young People’s Union, which collected books and loaned them to Portsmouth’s youth. In 1874, the Union ceased, and in 1880 Mary Foster conceived of the idea to loan these books to the public. She and others created the library in the Custom house which opened January 1, 1881. After several moves, eventually, in 1896, a library was established in the "Portsmouth Academy" building. The Library has addressed some of this album’s conservation needs in recent years through generous funding provided by a New Hampshire Moose Plate Grant. Deborah Mayer, local paper conservator, stabilized the album and re-housed individual fascicles in non-acidic enclosures, also enabling safe handling for digitization. These images were digitized almost solely by library volunteer Carolyn Giberti. Quality control and metadata created by Simmons GSLIS student intern, Jillian Carkin Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Portsmouth Public Library Collection was digitized almost solely by library volunteer Carolyn Giberti. Quality control and metadata created by Simmons GSLIS student intern, Jillian Carkin Quality control and metadata created by Simmons GSLIS student intern, Jillian Carkin Omeka Team, Nicole Cloutier, Robyn Nielsen Subject The topic of the resource Buildings, homes, scenery of Portsmouth and Surrounding communities. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Portsmouth Public Library Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Watercolor coll Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Foster watercolor collection was gifted to the Portsmouth Library by Mary A. Foster, the artist's sister, 1901. Collection was scanned, 2012/2013. Quality control, research, and metadata created, 2013. Digital Archive Created, 2014. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource These images are intended for research and reference use only. The library holds copyright to the digital images of this collection. Please see the copyright information page (link at bottom of page) for information about obtaining permission for image use and reproduction. Relation A related resource The Library holds several other collections of Sarah Haven Foster watercolors -- European views, etc. These will also be scanned and added to the digital archive at a future time. Vertical Files in the Special Collections Room contain historical information about SH Foster and her other work. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource mages used in the database are jpg files derived from archival .tif files. Type The nature or genre of the resource Watercolor sketches of Portsmouth Architecture. Several used in book illustrations. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant This coverage of architectural rendering for the mid to late 1900's is a valuable resource in the history of Portsmouth Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Put whatever you want in here. --title::Sarah Haven Views of Portsmouth --text::The Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections Room holds several albums containing nearly 1000 individual Sarah Haven Foster watercolors. This album depicts a wide array of buildings and views in the Portsmouth and Seacoast area. Most of the images are painted in miniature, some as small as postage stamps. --images::874,865 Watercolor Provenance Gift of Mary A. Foster, 1901 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Mill Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Foster, Sarah Haven (1827-1900) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Sarah Haven Foster Views of Portsmouth Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Mid to late 19th century Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Jpg derived from Tif Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-AA1989.60.31 Description An account of the resource "In 1764, Peter Livius, then residing on the Boyd estate, made proposals to the town to build a bridge across Islington Creek, on condition that the exclusive rights to dam the stream and use it for mill purposes should be secured to him. This was agreed to. The bridge was to be 20 feet wide, with a portion 30 feet long to be a 'lifting bridge' for the passage of vessels; the whole to be toll free. The North Mills were built at the same time, and called Livius’ Mills, which name they long retained. They have been recently taken down." Excerpted from The Portsmouth Guide Book, 1896, by Sarah Haven Foster. Inscription reads, "North Mill." Subject The topic of the resource Portsmouth (N.H.) Historic buildings Watercolors (paintings) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Language A language of the resource eng 19th Century Foster historic building New Hampshire Portsmouth watercolor https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/b4998a777b9b9d40cbe8a2697227c693.jpg 01f6cda6955442ff7e79033c5a19cc48 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sarah Haven Foster Wildflowers Description An account of the resource The Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections Room holds several albums containing nearly 1000 individual Sarah Haven Foster watercolors. These were painted locally and during travels abroad. They depict a wide array of buildings, landscapes, and wild flowers. Most of the images are painted in miniature, some as small as postage stamps. Sarah Haven Foster (1827-1900), was the daughter of John Welsh Foster (1789-1852) and Mary (Appleton) Foster. She had one sister, Mary Appleton Foster, and one brother, Joseph H. Foster. John Welsh Foster was a prominent member of the Portsmouth community. He was a bookseller and printer, Deacon of the South Meeting House, a Portsmouth Athenaeum founder, school committee member, on the board of selectmen, and incorporator of the Portsmouth Savings Bank. His businesses dealt with printing, book selling and bookbinding. His success allowed his daughters the opportunity to make summer trips to Europe. Sarah and her sister Mary lived in Europe from 1886-1890. On those trips Sarah produced approximately 600 watercolors depicting buildings and landscapes in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, England, Scotland, and Wales. Aside from a bit of correspondence found in the collection of the Portsmouth Athenaeum, little is known of Sarah Haven Foster’s life. Record of her public life is nearly non-existent. She was a member of the Unitarian Church. By all accounts she was shy and did not like public attention. No known likenesses of Sarah have been found. A 2013 publication entitled Portsmouth Women: Madams & Matriarchs Who Shaped New Hampshire’s Port City, edited by Laura Pope, includes a chapter on Sarah Haven Foster written by Maryellen Burke and illustrated with images from the Library’s collection. As explained in this chapter, the Foster family was involved in many benevolent and community building activities. It is likely that Mary, Sarah’s sister, deposited her paintings at the Public Library because of her involvement with the founding of the library, and their shared support of the institution throughout their lives. Sarah Haven Foster published two books, Watchwords for Young Soldiers, a volume of children’s Bible stories published in 1864, and The Portsmouth Guide Book, published in 1876 by her brother, Joseph H. Foster. In August 19, 1900, at the age of 74, Sarah was the victim of the first fatal accident on the Portsmouth Electric Railroad. The day was warm and extra cars were running to and from the beach. Reports claimed that the cars were running late and were going "at a good rate, though not a reckless one". She stepped out after waiting for a car to pass, but an extra car following hit her. She had been heading home from the Lyman residence. She died later that day of her sustained injuries. She was 74 years old. Foster is buried in Proprietors' cemetery. Wildflowers The Library has a collection of 75 Wildflower paintings. Sarah Haven Foster’s original “Catalogue of Water Color Copies of Wild Flowers Presented by Miss Sarah H. Foster to the Portsmouth Public Library 1900” included 81 paintings, but when the collection was gifted by her sister, Mary A. Foster, in 1901, it appears that the collection contained only 75 individual paintings. The images represent wild flowers that are native to North America, primarily in the Northeast Seacoast area. Foster likely painted them during the mid to late 1900’s. Preservation care included removing each painting from acidic mounts and rehousing in polypropylene sleeves. These images were scanned by volunteers Carolyn Gilberti, Cathryn Czajkowski, and Simmons intern Jillian Carkin. Quality control, research, and metadata created by Simmons GSLIS student intern, Jillian Carkin. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Portsmouth Public Library Scanned by volunteers Carolyn Gilberti, Cathryn Czajkowski, and Simmons intern Jillian Carkin Omeka team, Nicole Luongo Cloutier and Robyn Nielsen, created the collection, 2014. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource These images are intended for research and reference use only. The library holds copyright to the digital images of this collection. Please see the copyright information page (link at bottom of page) for information about obtaining permission for image use and reproduction. Relation A related resource The Library holds several other collections of Sarah Haven Foster watercolors -- European views, etc. These will also be scanned and added to the digital archive at a future time. Vertical Files in the Special Collections Room contain historical information about SH Foster and her other work. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Foster watercolor collection was gifted to the Portsmouth Library by Mary A. Foster, the artist's sister, 1901. Collection was scanned, 2012/2013. Quality control, research, and metadata created, 2013. Digital Archive Created, 2014. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Images used in the database are jpg files derived from archival .tif files. Type The nature or genre of the resource This collection contains botanical style watercolors. Plant types are included. Subject The topic of the resource Primarily North American Wildflowers. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library Watercolor Provenance Gift of Mary A. Foster, 1901 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Northern dracaena Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Foster, Sarah Haven (1827-1900) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Sarah Haven Foster Wildflowers Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Mid to late 19th century Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Jpg derived from Tif Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-AA1989.75.23 Subject The topic of the resource Wildflowers Watercolors (paintings) Description An account of the resource A watercolor of a blue-bead lily or clintonia. The scientific name is Clintonia borealis, a synonym of Dracaena borealis. Inscription reads, "Dracaena Borealis. / Northern Dracaena." Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Language A language of the resource eng 20th century Foster watercolor wildflower https://portsmouthexhibits.org/files/original/49d5ba522fc56fe6b109023a48a8d29d.jpg cea60b5f787630912fe0592ca0741a91 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sarah Haven Foster Wildflowers Description An account of the resource The Portsmouth Public Library’s Special Collections Room holds several albums containing nearly 1000 individual Sarah Haven Foster watercolors. These were painted locally and during travels abroad. They depict a wide array of buildings, landscapes, and wild flowers. Most of the images are painted in miniature, some as small as postage stamps. Sarah Haven Foster (1827-1900), was the daughter of John Welsh Foster (1789-1852) and Mary (Appleton) Foster. She had one sister, Mary Appleton Foster, and one brother, Joseph H. Foster. John Welsh Foster was a prominent member of the Portsmouth community. He was a bookseller and printer, Deacon of the South Meeting House, a Portsmouth Athenaeum founder, school committee member, on the board of selectmen, and incorporator of the Portsmouth Savings Bank. His businesses dealt with printing, book selling and bookbinding. His success allowed his daughters the opportunity to make summer trips to Europe. Sarah and her sister Mary lived in Europe from 1886-1890. On those trips Sarah produced approximately 600 watercolors depicting buildings and landscapes in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, England, Scotland, and Wales. Aside from a bit of correspondence found in the collection of the Portsmouth Athenaeum, little is known of Sarah Haven Foster’s life. Record of her public life is nearly non-existent. She was a member of the Unitarian Church. By all accounts she was shy and did not like public attention. No known likenesses of Sarah have been found. A 2013 publication entitled Portsmouth Women: Madams & Matriarchs Who Shaped New Hampshire’s Port City, edited by Laura Pope, includes a chapter on Sarah Haven Foster written by Maryellen Burke and illustrated with images from the Library’s collection. As explained in this chapter, the Foster family was involved in many benevolent and community building activities. It is likely that Mary, Sarah’s sister, deposited her paintings at the Public Library because of her involvement with the founding of the library, and their shared support of the institution throughout their lives. Sarah Haven Foster published two books, Watchwords for Young Soldiers, a volume of children’s Bible stories published in 1864, and The Portsmouth Guide Book, published in 1876 by her brother, Joseph H. Foster. In August 19, 1900, at the age of 74, Sarah was the victim of the first fatal accident on the Portsmouth Electric Railroad. The day was warm and extra cars were running to and from the beach. Reports claimed that the cars were running late and were going "at a good rate, though not a reckless one". She stepped out after waiting for a car to pass, but an extra car following hit her. She had been heading home from the Lyman residence. She died later that day of her sustained injuries. She was 74 years old. Foster is buried in Proprietors' cemetery. Wildflowers The Library has a collection of 75 Wildflower paintings. Sarah Haven Foster’s original “Catalogue of Water Color Copies of Wild Flowers Presented by Miss Sarah H. Foster to the Portsmouth Public Library 1900” included 81 paintings, but when the collection was gifted by her sister, Mary A. Foster, in 1901, it appears that the collection contained only 75 individual paintings. The images represent wild flowers that are native to North America, primarily in the Northeast Seacoast area. Foster likely painted them during the mid to late 1900’s. Preservation care included removing each painting from acidic mounts and rehousing in polypropylene sleeves. These images were scanned by volunteers Carolyn Gilberti, Cathryn Czajkowski, and Simmons intern Jillian Carkin. Quality control, research, and metadata created by Simmons GSLIS student intern, Jillian Carkin. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Portsmouth Public Library Scanned by volunteers Carolyn Gilberti, Cathryn Czajkowski, and Simmons intern Jillian Carkin Omeka team, Nicole Luongo Cloutier and Robyn Nielsen, created the collection, 2014. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource These images are intended for research and reference use only. The library holds copyright to the digital images of this collection. Please see the copyright information page (link at bottom of page) for information about obtaining permission for image use and reproduction. Relation A related resource The Library holds several other collections of Sarah Haven Foster watercolors -- European views, etc. These will also be scanned and added to the digital archive at a future time. Vertical Files in the Special Collections Room contain historical information about SH Foster and her other work. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Foster watercolor collection was gifted to the Portsmouth Library by Mary A. Foster, the artist's sister, 1901. Collection was scanned, 2012/2013. Quality control, research, and metadata created, 2013. Digital Archive Created, 2014. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Images used in the database are jpg files derived from archival .tif files. Type The nature or genre of the resource This collection contains botanical style watercolors. Plant types are included. Subject The topic of the resource Primarily North American Wildflowers. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library Watercolor Provenance Gift of Mary A. Foster, 1901 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Northern dracaena flower and berry Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Foster, Sarah Haven (1827-1900) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Sarah Haven Foster Wildflowers Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Mid to late 19th century Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Jpg derived from Tif Type The nature or genre of the resource StillImage Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PPL-AA1989.75.24 Subject The topic of the resource Wildflowers Watercolors (paintings) Description An account of the resource A watercolor of a blue-bead lily flower and berry. The scientific name is Clintonia borealis, a synonym of Dracaena borealis. Inscription reads, "Dracaena. / (Borealis.) / (Flower [and] berry)." Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Portsmouth Public Library, Special Collections Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource View our <a href="http://portsmouthexhibits.org/copyright-information">Terms of Use and Copyright Information</a> Language A language of the resource eng 20th century Foster watercolor wildflower