Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796 Financier of the American Revolution One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution. - 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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The Old Burying Hill (or Old Hill Burying Ground) is found by the Bartlett Mall, in between Auburn Street and Greenleaf Street off of High Street in Newburyport. When this cemetery was established in 1729 the town was still part of Newbury. Newburyport formed a seperate town in 1764. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps.

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gravematter > In
memory of
Capt. Richard Titcomb
who died ??? 17, 1802
Æt. 67

gravematter > RICHARD the
SON OF
Mr ENOCH
AND ELIZABETH
TITCOMB
WHO DIED
MAY Ye 28
1736 IN Ye
5 YEAR OF
HIS AGE

gravematter > HERE LYES BURIED
Ye BODY OF Mr
ENSINE WILLIAM
TITCOMB WHO
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY Ye 5th 1739
& IN Ye 81st YEAR
OF HIS AGE
COME ????? AN
?????????

gravematter > HERE LIES BURIED
THE BODY OF MR
WILLIAM TITCOMB
WHO DEPARTED THIS
LIFE JUNE 21S 1747
IN THE 61S YEAR
OF HIS AGE

gravematter > In Memory of
Mary
Wife of
Enoch Toppan
who died May 5th, 1796
in the 31st, year
of her age.

In Memory of
Mr. Edward Toppan
who died
May 20th, 1795
in the 80th year
of his age.

gravematter > Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796
Financier of the American Revolution
One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.

gravematter > In memory of
Mrs. Mary Tucker
Born July 26th, 1769
Died Dec. 22d, 1816
widow of
Capt. William Tucker
who was born
in Gloucester 1768
Lost at Sea, Sept. 1800.

Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796
Financier of the American Revolution
One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.