ERECTED In Memory of Mr. Jonathan Bayley who died March 24, 1798 Æt. 26 Farewell my wife & children dear, If aught on earth could keep me me here: It would be my love for you. - A Very Grave Matter: Gravestones and Burying Grounds of New England Ancestors Genealogy First Settlers of New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts NH ME MA

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Union Cemetery is found on Rt. 110, Haverhill Rd., in Amesbury. It's also referred to as Sandy Hill Burying Ground. The oldest section is located on the spot of the first Meeting House in Amesbury, erected in 1665. The location also includes Bartlett Cemetery (est. 1888) and Friends Quaker Cemetery, which has no markers. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps.

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ERECTED
In
Memory of
Mr.
Jonathan Bayley
who died
March 24, 1798
Æt. 26

Farewell my wife & children dear,
If aught on earth could keep me me here:
It would be my love for you.

ERECTED
In
Memory of
Mr.
Jonathan Bayley
who died
March 24, 1798
Æt. 26

Farewell my wife & children dear,
If aught on earth could keep me me here:
It would be my love for you.