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Dover's Burial Ground of the First Settlers is located on Dover Point
Rd and was started in 1633. Most of the gravestones of the original settlers are gone or buried themselves. There are currently 26 entries for this cemetery. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. Index of Names
Left Stone:
John, son of Ga??? & Phebe Coleman Died Oct. ?? 1853(?) Æ ?? yrs, 8 mos. 7 ds Right Stone: Daniel C. son of Ga??? & Phebe Coleman Died Aug. 11, 1854 Æ 18 y's 3 m's 9 d's.  Left Stone: John, son of Ga??? & Phebe Coleman Died Oct. ?? 1853(?) Æ ?? yrs, 8 mos. 7 ds Right Stone: Daniel C. son of Ga??? & Phebe Coleman Died Aug. 11, 1854 Æ 18 y's 3 m's 9 d's. Original size: 800px x 384px | Current: 600px x 288px |
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