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The Salisbury Colonial Burial Ground was established in 1639 and is located at the corner of Beach Road and Ferry Road. This is the resting place of Salisbury's earliest settlers, clergy, and most notably Major Robert Pike who was a local leader and somewhat participant in the Salem Witch Trials. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. Index of names
Left Stone:
In memory of Samuel, son of John & Susannah Fellows who died Jan. 17, 1811(?) ??? years Right Stone: Hannah daughter of John & Susannah Fellows died Aug. 24, 1814 Aged 11 yrs She died for Adam sinned She lives, for ??? ???  Left Stone: In memory of Samuel, son of John & Susannah Fellows who died Jan. 17, 1811(?) ??? years Right Stone: Hannah daughter of John & Susannah Fellows died Aug. 24, 1814 Aged 11 yrs She died for Adam sinned She lives, for ??? ??? Original size: 800px x 533px | Current: 800px x 533px |
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