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Salisbury Plains Cemetery was established in 1640 and is located on Monroe St. in Amesbury. The location the cemetery is on was formerly part of Salisbury. The town of Salisbury was incorporated in 1638. Amesbury was incorporated in 1668 but settled in 1642. This area was known as West Salisbury until it was later incorporated into Amesbury. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps.

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gravematter > LIEUT.
REUBEN EVANS
1741 - 1785

gravematter > In Memory of
Col. Jonathan Evans
who died
Aug. 5th 1806
Æt. 67
An officer of the ???????
revolutionary war
Behold and ??????????
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you must be
Prepare to die

gravematter > In Memory of
William Evans
Son of Capt Jonathan
& Mrs Elizabeth Evans
who died Octr ye 24th 1775
Aged 13 Years

gravematter > In
Memory of
Mrs Elizabeth Evans
wife of Capt Jonathn Evans
who died Sep 21st 1784
In ye 23d Year of her Age.

In Memory of
Col. Jonathan Evans
who died
Aug. 5th 1806
Æt. 67
An officer of the ???????
revolutionary war
Behold and ??????????
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you must be
Prepare to die