A Very Grave Matter: Gravestones and Burying Grounds of New England Ancestors Genealogy First Settlers of New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts NH ME MA : photos : Mount Vernon Cemetery est. 1702 : SACRED To the memory of MISS HANNAH Daughter of MR. JOHN & MRS. PHEBE BARKER Obt. July 18, 1836 Æt. 46. ALSO MISS ELIZA BARKER Obt. in Troy, N.Y. Sep. 16, 1836 Æt. 36. Lovely and pleasant in their lives And in their deaths they were not divided. B. DAY, LOWELL- powered by SmugMug

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SACRED
To
the Memory of
Mrs. Abigail Foster
widow of
Mr. Stephen Foster
who died April 1
1805 Æt. 81.

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Deborah Foster
Relict of
Mr. John Foster
died March 19, 1802
Ætat. ??

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IN
Memory of
two Children of
Cap. Stephen Barker, Jun.
and Mrs. Asenath his wife.
SARAH died Sept. 26, 1791
Æt. 17 days.
SARAH died
Aug. 16, 1797
Æt. 22 mon

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In Memory of
Eliƒabeth Barker
Daur of Mr Samuel
& Mrs Suƒanna Barker
who deceaƒ'd augt 4
1788; in the 13 year
of her age.

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Elisabeth Barker footstone

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HERE
lies the Body of
Mr EPHRAIM CHADWICK,
who departed this Life
May 16th
1778.
In the 68 year
of his age.

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Mrs. Dorothy Robinson
Conƒort of
Isaac Robinson
died July 12th 1801
Ætat. 85.

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Here lies the Body of
Mrs HANNAH BARKER
Dautr of Lieut NATHAN
& Mrs ANN BARKER;
Who departed this life
Septemr the 25th 1774 in
ye 22d Year of Her Age.

The ƒweet remembrance of the just
Shall flouriƒh when they ƒleep in duƒt.

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SACRED
To the memory of
MISS HANNAH
Daughter of
MR. JOHN & MRS. PHEBE
BARKER
Obt. July 18, 1836
Æt. 46.
ALSO
MISS ELIZA BARKER
Obt. in Troy, N.Y.
Sep. 16, 1836
Æt. 36.

Lovely and pleasant in their lives
And in their deaths they were not divided.

B. DAY, LOWELL

SACRED
To the memory of
MISS HANNAH
Daughter of
MR. JOHN & MRS. PHEBE
BARKER
Obt. July 18, 1836
Æt. 46.
ALSO
MISS ELIZA BARKER
Obt. in Troy, N.Y.
Sep. 16, 1836
Æt. 36.

Lovely and pleasant in their lives
And in their deaths they were not divided.

B. DAY, LOWELL