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gravematter > In memory of MRS. MARY WALKER widow of the late Capt. Joshua Walker who died June 10 1810 Æt. XC. As a shock of corn fully ripe for the harvest and full of faith and hope of a glorious immortality she fell asleep & is gathered to her fathers. She rests from her labors & her works Do follow her.
gravematter > Miss ESTER PROCTOR DIED April 30, 1848 Æt. 78
gravematter > In memory of Mrs. Sarah Whittredge Relict of Mr. Thomas Whittredge who died March 1819; Aged 86 In Memory of Mrs. Rachel Proctor wife of Mr. Daniel Proctor who died Sept 15th 1795 in the 26th Year of her Age Al&#131;o Rachel Proctor Daughter of the above who died Aug&#131;t 25th 1795 Aged 3 Months ??? as the moth beneath thy hand We moulder in the du&#131;t Our ??? ??? can ??? with&#131;tand And all our beauty's lo&#131;t
gravematter > In Memory of Mr. John Proctor who died January 16, 1824 &AElig;t. 37 ERECTED To the Memory of Mrs. Betsey Proctor Wife of Mr. John Proctor who died July 24, 1822 &AElig;t. 28 Her parents fondness and her husbands tears ??????????????????????????
In memory of
MRS. MARY WALKER
widow of the late
Capt. Joshua Walker
who died June 10 1810
Æt. XC.

As a shock of corn fully ripe for
the harvest and full of faith and hope
of a glorious immortality she fell
asleep & is gathered to her fathers.

She rests from her labors & her
works Do follow her.
gravematter > In memory of MRS. MARY WALKER widow of the late Capt. Joshua Walker who died June 10 1810 Æt. XC. As a shock of corn fully ripe for the harvest and full of faith and hope of a glorious immortality she fell asleep & is gathered to her fathers. She rests from her labors & her works Do follow her.
In memory of
MRS. MARY WALKER
widow of the late
Capt. Joshua Walker
who died June 10 1810
Æt. XC.

As a shock of corn fully ripe for
the harvest and full of faith and hope
of a glorious immortality she fell
asleep & is gathered to her fathers.

She rests from her labors & her
works Do follow her.
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