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gravematter > Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796 Financier of the American Revolution One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.
gravematter > Old Hill Burying Ground est. 1729 photo
gravematter > Memorial to the First Settlers of Amesbury 1654 Richard Currier Thomas Barnard Orlando Bagley Anthony Colby Thomas Macy John Bailey John Hoyt John Colby Philip Challis Willaim Barnes George Martin William Huntington Valentine Rowell Henry Blaisdell William Sargent Edward Cottle Jarret Haddon John Weed and their first burying ground Golgotha Amesbury Improvement Association 1903
gravematter > Here lyes ye Body of Mr NOAH WINSHIPP son of Deacon JOHN & Mrs ELIZABETH WINSHIPP Who Departed this Life [Octbr. 18th 1759 in ye 25th year of his age].
gravematter > Sacred To the Memory of John Wendell Esq. & Family
gravematter > Capt E. Greenleaf 1798 E. Greenleaf 1797
gravematter > In Memory of Sarah wife of Matthew Currier who died Augst 7, 1814 aged 58 years. In Memory of Mrs. Abigail Pettingell Relict of Mr. James Pettingell who died Januy 21, 1792 in the 71st year of her Age.
gravematter > In Memory of Capt. Hezekiah Goodhue who departed this Life July 14th, 1810 Aged 57 Years Memento Mori In Memory of Mrs. Tamezin Goodhue wife of Capt. Hezekiah Goodhue who departed this life Augst Ye 5th, 1787 in the 35 Year of her Age. Life is uncertain, Death is &#131;ure ????????????????
gravematter > John Dummer Esq. 1770
Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796
Financier of the American Revolution
One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.
gravematter > Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796 Financier of the American Revolution One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.
Nathaniel Tracy 1751 - 1796
Financier of the American Revolution
One of the wealthiest merchants in Newburyport at the start of the Revolution. His father built a house for him on State Street now the Public Library. He sent large sums to equip ships as Privateers and Letters-of-Marque for the Revolution.
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