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The Old North Burying Ground is found on Main St. / Rte 133 in Ipswich, MA. It was established in 1634, the same year the Town of Ipswich was established and is the oldest burying ground in that town. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. Domus Grata In Memory of John Denison, A.M. only ƒon of Col. John Denison, grandƒon to a miniƒter of the ƒame name, a deƒcendent from the renouned Major General Daniel Denison. An amiable young man & worthy of his anceƒtors. His genius, learning and engaging manners ƒpoke him the future joy & ornament of his ??? live town: But Heaven meant otherwise. He died in his 25th year on the 25th of Aug. 1747. "He cometh forth like a flower & is cut down; He ƒle??? alƒo a ??? & continueth not."  Domus Grata In Memory of John Denison, A.M. only ƒon of Col. John Denison, grandƒon to a miniƒter of the ƒame name, a deƒcendent from the renouned Major General Daniel Denison. An amiable young man & worthy of his anceƒtors. His genius, learning and engaging manners ƒpoke him the future joy & ornament of his ??? live town: But Heaven meant otherwise. He died in his 25th year on the 25th of Aug. 1747. "He cometh forth like a flower & is cut down; He ƒle??? alƒo a ??? & continueth not."
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