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The Wadsworth Cemetery is located on Summer St. in Danvers and was established circa 1670 - 1682. Hundreds of settlers are buried here in unmarked graves, including early ministers and their families as well as persons killed in Indian raids. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Grosvenor Relict of Rev. Ebenezer Grosvenor Sometime Miniƒter of Scituate and afterwards of Harvard and Daughter of Revnd Peter Clark of this Pariƒh She ƒurvived her Huƒband 16 Years and had an uncommon ƒhare of grief and ƒorrow in the loƒs of 8 Children out of 9 ?he was bleƒs'd with She died at Salem Nov. 23, 1804 Æt. ??? all my mortal tears are shed ??? with the weary I have reƒt ????? Jeƒus ??? ????? ???? ??? Then ?? ??? ??? ???ing the bleƒt.  In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Grosvenor Relict of Rev. Ebenezer Grosvenor Sometime Miniƒter of Scituate and afterwards of Harvard and Daughter of Revnd Peter Clark of this Pariƒh She ƒurvived her Huƒband 16 Years and had an uncommon ƒhare of grief and ƒorrow in the loƒs of 8 Children out of 9 ?he was bleƒs'd with She died at Salem Nov. 23, 1804 Æt. ??? all my mortal tears are shed ??? with the weary I have reƒt ????? Jeƒus ??? ????? ???? ??? Then ?? ??? ??? ???ing the bleƒt.
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