South Burying Ground was established in 1663 and is located on Concord Road at French Street. All photos donated by and copyright © of Bill Boyington. Index of Names.
HERE LYES BURIED
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]
![gravematter > HERE LYES BURIED
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]](http://gravematter.smugmug.com/photos/157918136_c4hS7-L.jpg "gravematter > HERE LYES BURIED
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]")
HERE LYES BURIED
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]
ye BODY OF
LYDIA ABBO[T]
DAUGH OF DE[A]
JOSHUA AND MRS.(?)
DORCAS ABBOT
[stone is broken and has sunk into ground. The rest of the inscription is no longer visible]
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