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The Brookline First Parish in My Time, 1873-1895, by Rev. Howard N. Brown, D.D. Marked H. N. B. First Parish Church Records of Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths, for 100 Years, Brookline Historical Publication Society. Marked F. P. C. R. Muddy River and Brookline Records 1634-1838. Marked M. R. R. Records in the Office of the Town Clerk. Marked B. R. Records from Joseph D, Gutterson, undertaker. Marked J. D. G. Report of the Cemetery Committee of the Town of Brookline for 1842. Written, not printed, in the Brookline Public Library. Marked R. C. C. Family histories. Information obtained from individuals is so stated. Unless lot or tomb is given, place of burial is unknown. Grateful acknowledgment is made to Mr. Charles F. White, who has rendered valuable assistance in compiling these records. H. A. C. NAMES OF PROPRIETORS OF TOMBS New list — 1911 A-B 1 to 68 interpolating 4'*^ indicated on 1842 map but not numbered, also 50^ indicated on 1842 map as 50, a duplicate number. 69 to 77 inclusive, being indicated on 1842 map as duplicate numbers 1 to 9. 78 to 86 inclusive, being indicated on 1842 map A to I, duplicating A and B. a. James Holden, Jonas Tolman. b. J. H. Ward. 1860. c. Jonathan Hammond. 1817. d. Nathanael Murdock. 1817. e. William Ackers, Henry K. Hancock. 1817. f. Ebenezer Richards. 1817. g. Aspinwall and Tappan. 1819. h. Jonathan Jackson. 1823. i. Caleb Crafts. 1824. j. Ebenezer Heath. 1825. k. Charles Stearns. 1825. 1. Elisha Penniman. 1832. m. Unknown. (Perhaps Benjamin and Sarah (Aspinwall) White. n. Daniel Perry and John Warren's Tomb. 1838. o. Moses Andem, Hezekiah S. Kendall. 1836. p. Joseph and Benjamin Goddard. 1808. q. Capt. Timothy Corey's Family Tomb. 1808. r. Capt. Henry Sewall, Edward Kitchen Wolcott. s. Receiving Tomb. 1864. t. Rev. John Pierce and Deacon John Robinson. u. Deacon Thomas Gardner. v. Samuel Croft. 1814. w. Griggs-Coolidge Tomb. 1782. X. Unknown. y. Dr. Zabdiel Boylston. z. Deacon Joseph White and Deacon Ebenezer Davis. About 1773. NAMES OF PROPRIETORS OF LOTS Old list, no date, about 1842 1. Capt. Isaac Cook 7. David Bryant Elijah Hersey 8. Harrison Bird 2. Abraham H. Lambert 9. Oliver Whyte 3. David R. Griggs f William W. Clement r M. G. Payne ' 1 George S. Gushing ' I Jerathmeel Davenport 11. Daniel Sanderson Otis Withington ^ ( Oliver Cousens Moses Withington ' I George E. Sickles 6. George Tyler 13. Thomas Seaverns ■'■{ 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. Bela Stoddard 44. William Pope Thomas Celfe 45. Samuel Goddard Thomas N. Woodward 46. Michael Mellen Chancey Woodward 47. Charles Heath Rebecca Gerry 48. Sarah Hall Henry V. Poor 49. ( George W. Funk \ Fergus B. Turner Patrick Dillon Samuel Philbrick 49A. Warren White John Howe 50A. Rev. John Pierce, D.D. Benjamin B. Davis 50. Charles Stearns Seth T. Thayer 51. Stearns and Dearborn William K. Melcher 52. William Dearborn Harvard Cong'l Society 53. I Amos Atkinson First Parish 54. Baptist Society 55. William Barnard Dea. Thomas Griggs 56. Charles L. Palmer Dea. Thomas Kendall A. H. Newell 57. Charles P. Trowbridge No lot 58. John Shepard Widow Louisa Leverett 59. Mrs. Lucy R. Craft Miss Mary A. Irving 60. Eben W. Reed Harrison Fay 61. Thomas C. Quimby Dr. Samuel A. Shurtleff 62. James W. Edgerly Mrs. Jane M. Libbey 63. Catherine A. Church William H. Brown 64. Town of Brookline Lemuel Foster 65. Oliver B. Delano David Whitney 66. Clark L. Haynes Ansel H. Waterman 67 > Town of Brookline William P. Woodbury 68. Alfred and David Kendrick A. ( Samuel Slack I Charles W. Slack William H. Leonard Samuel Hutchins B. John W. Sullivan Elisha Stone Stephen Sharp Clark Jones Albert W. Smith Catherine M. Houlahan Horace James Ridge Avenue — North Side 6. John Dustin 10. 11. 12.1 13./ 14. Benjamin F. Baker George Brooks James M. Edmonds F. Henry Corey 7. Royal Woodward 8. Reuben A. Chace 9. Eunice B. Clarke South Side 15. Catherine Aspinwall 16. Peter W. Pierce 17. Mrs. Abbie Barnett 18. J. R. Fairbanks NAMES OF PROPRIETORS OF LOTS New list, 1911 16 1. Capt. Isaac Cook 2. Abraham H. Lambert 3. David R. Griggs 4. Mrs. M. G. Payne 4A. Jarathmeel Davenport r Otis Withington * \ Moses Withington 6. George Tyler 7. David Bryant 8. Harrison Bird 9. Oliver Whyte jQ ( William W. Clement ' I George S. Gushing 11. Daniel Sanderson 12. George E. Sickles 13. Thomas Seaverns j^ r Bela Stoddard * I Albert L. Lincoln 15. Thomas Celfe ( Thomas N. Woodward I Chancey Woodward 17* Rebecca Gerry 18- Henry V. Poor 19" Mrs. Lydia Sprague 20- Samuel Philbrick 21* John Howe 22- Seth T. Thayer 23- Hugh W. Ogden 24* Harvard Cong'l Society 25- First Parish 26- Baptist Society 27- Deacon Thomas Griggs 28- Deacon Thomas Kendall 29- A. H. Newell 30- No lot 31- Mrs. Louisa Leverett Miss Mary A. Irving W. H. Conway 33. Harrison Fay 34. Dr. Samuel A. Shurtleff 35. Mrs. Jane M. Libbey Lot west of lot 35. John Woods 32 41 36. William H. Brown 37. Lemuel Foster 38. David Whitney 39. Ansel H. Waterman 40. William P. Woodbury r D. A. Kenrick I Miss Lucy A. Potter 42. William H. Leonard 43. Samuel Hutchins 44. Charles Chase 45. Samuel Goddard 46. Michael Mellen 47. Charles Heath 48. Sarah Hall ._ / George W. Funk ' I Fergus B. Turner 49A. Benjamin White, Heirs 50. Charles Stearns 51. Stearns and Dearborn 52. William Dearborn 53 and 54. Amos Atkinson Between lots 54 and 55. Thaddeus Jackson, Jr. 55. William Barnard 56. Charles L. Palmer ._ ( Charles P. Trobridge * I The Misses Pierce 58. John Shepard 59. Mrs. Lucy R. Craft 60. Eben W. Reed 61. Mme. Jeanne CoeflFard 62. James W. Edgerly ^_ ( Jonathan D. Long ' I Charles A. Henderson 64. Town of Brookline 65. Oliver B. Delano 66. Clark L. Haynes 67. Town of Brookline 68. Town of Brookline . ( Samuel Slack I Charles W. Slack B. John W. Sullivan Ridge Avenue 69. Elisha Stone 70. Stephen Sharp Clark Jones 71. Albert W. Smith 72. Katherine M. Houlahan 73. Horace James r A. B. Smyth ' I John Dustin 75. Royal Woodward 76. Ruben A. Chace 77. Eunice B. Clarke West of lot 77. Isaac M. W. Adams North of tomb m. Leslie Boyd Rear of lot 77. George B. Emerson 78. Benjamin F. Baker 79. George Brooks 80. James M. Edmonds 81. James M. Edmonds 82. F. Henry Corey 83. Catherine Aspinwall 84. Peter W. Pierce 85. Mrs. Abbie Barnett 86. J. R. Fairbanks BURIALS AND INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CEMETERY, HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF SOME OF THE PERSONS BURIED THERE WITH Soldier of the Revolution. In Mem^ of Mr. Robert Abell of Rehoboth who died Jan. y^ 5th 1776 in y^ 24th year of his age Marker S. A. R 1775. "More than one Revolutionary hero who died in Brookline barracks found his last resting-place in Brookline Cemetery. Lieutenant Robert Abell was one; and he and two soldiers of a Connecticut company were probably the men who assisted in the siege of Boston and were quartered in the Benjamin Davis house, much to the discomfort of the excellent house- keeper, who used to tell in after years of their cutting up their rations of pork on her front stairs. The soldiers were subsequently removed to the barracks on Parker's Hill." H. F, W., pp. 49 and 221. William Ackers and H. K. Hancock. 1817. William Ackers, bapt. Oct. 18, 1719. d. Oct. 9, 1794, aged 76 yrs. His wife. Hannah (White) Ackers, dau. of Edward White, bapt. Feb. 12, 1727, d. Nov. 30, 1800, aged 74 yrs. Their chn: Tomb e. 8 Sarah Ackers Sharp, wid. of Robert Sharp bapt. April 24, 1757, d. Sept. 2, 1843, aged 87 yrs. Susanna Ackers, bapt. Feb. 26, 1749. d. Hannah Ackers Allen, bapt. Feb. 26, 1749. mar, 1st Henry Kelham. mar. 2nd Joseph Allen of Worcester, d. Feb. 24, 1832, aged 82 yrs. Ann Ackers Hancock, See Belcher Hancock. William Ackers, b. at Brookline Aug. 21, 1765, R. C, C. d. at Brookline, July 14, 1841, aged 76 yrs. His wife Mehitable Hyslop, dau. of Rev. Robert Abercrombie, b, at Pelham, Mass. 1768. d. at Brookline, Dec. 23, 1843, aged 75 yrs. Their chn: David Hyslop Ackers, b. d. Jan. 25, 1833, aged 34 yrs. Hannah Ackers, b. at Brookline, Feb. 5, 1800. d. at Cambridge, Oct. 26, 1882. (unmar.) J, D, G. Mehitable Ackers, b. at Brookline, March 6, 1804, d. at Cambridge, March 11, 1886, aged 82 yrs, J. D. G. John Ackers, bapt. Feb. 1, 1807. d. F. P. C. R. and Mr. S. S. Crosby, 21 Sacramento St., Cambridge. "The names of John and William Ackers, and that of their father, appeared on the petition for the separation of Muddy River from Boston in 1704. In 1744 the Ackers built a fine large house on the corner of Brigh- ton and Boylston Streets, which was quite imposing for a farm-house in those days. In the Revolutionary times it was occupied as barracks for the colonial troops, but the family did not leave it, as many families left their houses but divided with the soldiers and bore the inconvenience. "Mr. William Ackers died in 1794, at a good old age. His son William, 9 the third of the name, married the adopted daughter of Mr William Hyslop. "Mr. Hyslop gave her a great wedding, which was a grand event in the town for those times, and was not only a theme for tea-table chat, but was remembered, talked of, and written about, long after. The sons of this marriage were outlived by their father, who died in 1841, the last male member of this ancient family." H. F. W., p. 311. "Esq. Gardner's Adam," a slave. Soldier of the Revolution. Abel Adams, Soldier of the Revolution. d. in Brookline of consumption, Jan. 16, 1782, aged 22 yrs. "Mrs. Dr. Faulkner was the donor of the hospital that bears the name of her husband and adored step-daughter in Jamaica Plain. She then lived with her mother Mrs. Abel Adams, just over the town border." H. N. B., p. 22. Adams. Small stone in the grove. Effie daughter of Mathew and Mary A. Adams Died Apr. 19, 1876 Aged 2 yrs. 4 mos. 20 dys. Gone to Jesus Adams. In memory of Martha W. Hill wife of Isaac M. W. Adams who died June 3, 1830 aged 28 y'rs. We part to meet again Footstone M. W. H. A. Lot west of 77, or between 77 and lot 1. In memory of Isaac M. W. Adams who died Oct. 26, 1855 aged 62 y'rs. This life is a dream Footstone I. M. W. A. "Isaac Adams came to Brookline about the year 1815-16. The history of Master Adams and his methods is a chapter which will shed much light on the progress of Brookline during the last forty years. 10 "He married Miss Martha Washington Hill of Portsmouth and after her death he had her name incorporated into his own by act of legislature, on this wise: 'Isaac Mahtra Wanshongtri Adams.' "He was one of the first schoolmasters in the old brick school house on Walnut Street. William Hyslop gave to the town the triangular piece of ground in the fork of the roads, west of the church, for a site for the old brick school house in 1793. " Requiescat in pace. Master Adams! We trust thou hast found the Great Master more lenient with thee, than thou wert to his little ones." H. F. W., Chap. XH. Pub. 1871. Henry A. Alger. (Town of Brookline) Lot 64 Bought by Henry A. Alger. His infant son was buried in the lot, after- wards the body was removed and the lot sold in 1864, when the family moved from Brookline. "Probably sold for single burials." James M. Alger. (Town of Brookline) Lot 67 Deed of sale made to James M. Alger, July 1, 1857. Names affixed: James Bartlett, Marshall Stearns, Howard Williams, William Dearborn, Thomas S. Pettengill, signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of B. F. Baker, and legally acknowledged before William Aspinwall, Justice of the Peace. On the outside of the Deed, in the handwriting of James M. Alger is written: "Sold to the Town of Brookline, Lot 67 — 1864." From James E. Alger, son of James M. and neph. of Henry A. Alger, 3 Mt. Vernon St., Reading, Mass., Sept. 12, 1911. Baby Allen son of F. P. Allen Dec. 27, 1888. Hannah Ackers Allen. See tomb e. Rev. James Allen, First minister of the First Parish. See tomb u. James Allen, son of James, pastor, b. Sept. 15, 1721. d. Oct. 6, 1721. James Allen, son of the 1st minister, b. Sept. 20, 1723. d. Dec. 1749, aged 26 yrs. H. U., 1741. Dr. Pierce. Mary Allen, dau. of James, pastor. (My daughter.) b. Oct. 25, 1725. d. Feb. 1750. 11 "Mary Allen, dau. of the First Minister, presented a silver tankard to the First Church in 1750." H. F. W., p. 260. See tomb u. Shepard Allen, son of James, pastor, b. Sept. 15, 1721. d. Oct. 6, 1721. Sybil Allen, wife of Elisha Penniman. See tomb 1. Old stones In memory of Mrs. Mary Allford who died Ocf. 12, 1815. ^t 67 Footstone M. A. 1815. Here Lyes Buried y^ Body of Mrs. Mary Allin, widow To M*". Peter Allin who died Oct"". 14*^^ 1729 Aged about 70 yrs. Footstone Mrs. Mary Allin. Mehetable Allin Daughter to y^ Rev. James and Mehetabel Allin Aged 9 months Died y^ 24, Feb''^. 1828-9 Rev. James Allen, in his printed discourses, spelt his own name in two different ways: Allin, Allen. Dr. Pierce. Moses Andem. Hezikah S. Kendall. 1836. Tomb o. James Andem, son of Moses, ordained minister of Dighton, Nov. 13, 1845. Dr. Pierce! James Aspinwall Andem, son of James, d. July 1, 1839. "Boston Curier," July 1, 1839. Catherine B. Andem, wife of James, dau. of David R. Griggs, d. Sept. 16, 1839, aged 24 yrs. "Boston Curier," Sept. 17, 1839. Mrs. Andem d. in Brooklyn, N. Y. Buried in Tomb o. Jan. 19, 1884. J. D. G. "Andem Place was not opened until about 1850 and was named for Moses Andem, who lived for many years in the old Davis house." H. F. W., p. 61. 12 Harry William Anderson died July 13, 1889 Aged 10 months 1 day Son of William and Sarah C. Anderson J. D. G. Mary S. Edgerly Andrews. See lot 62. Thomazine Phillips Andrews Wife of Joseph Andrews Died Jan. 8, 1834 Aged 23 years Footstone T. P. A. 1834 Martha A. S. Ashmore. See lot 11. Anna G. Aspinwall, wife of J. R. Fairbanks. See lot 86. Mary Aspinwall, wife of Joseph Goddard. See tomb p. Lucy Aspinwall, wife of Ebenezer Davis. See tomb z. Susanna Aspinwall, wife of Lewis Tappan. See tomb g. Old stone Here lies y* Body of Capt. Samuel Aspinwall Died Sept. y^ 6*^ 1727 In y^ 65*^*^ year of His Age Footstone Capt. Samuel Aspinwall In 1727, at the age of sixty-five, the Captain was drowned in Charles River, not far from his farm. One can imagine something of the sensation this event must have produced in this thinly settled town; the loss of so prominent a citizen, the search for the body, — the military procession, for he was buried under arms, — the long funeral sermon, probably in the little church then only ten years built, — the vacant seat in the square pew, "in the northwest corner," — the muffled drums, and the volley fired over the grave. And how it was doubtless the topic of conversation among neighbors when they met for weeks after, and with what superstitious awe they looked upon the fore-runner or "warning" as they probably considered it, that he should have selected for his morning reading at family devotions the 27th chapter of the Proverbs, beginning, "Boast not thyself of to-morrow, for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth." H. F. W., p. 67. 13 Catherine Aspinwall. Lot 83. James Edmond bought In 1862, south side, Lots 11 to 19 inclusive, in 1865 he sold Lot 11 to George Brooks, Lot 14 to F. Henry Corey, Lot 15 to D. H. Rogers, Lot 16 to Peter W. Pierce, Lot 17 to Mrs. Abbie Barnet. In 1879 D. H. Rogers sold to Catherine J. Aspinwall, Lot 15, south side (new number 83). Marker only in this lot. Catherine Jane Aspinwall, dau. of George and Martha (Goode) Aspinwall, b. 1840 at West Point, Orange County, New York, mar. Jan. 15, 1880 Charles F. Hunting of Brighton, d. July 24, 1887, aged 46 yrs. 6 mos. Charles F. Hunting was a grocer in Brookline, he is now living with his cousin Horace E. Hunting in Stoughton. (Horace E. Hunting) Mar. 19, 1916. -. , Marker John Smith Goode Aspinwall (unmar. bro. of Catherine), Brother. b. at West Point, New York, June 26, 1833. Post 143, G. A. R. d. at Brookline April 16, 1879. John S. G. Aspinwall (a descendant of Peter Aspinwall) served during the civil war in the United States Navy, enlisted March 8, 1861. Dis- charged Nov. 27, 1865, as Asst. Eng. on S. S. Minnesota. Thomas Aspinwall, Brookline. A great-grandson of the Colonel, and grandson of John, bearing his name, has kept up the military character of the family by good service in the War of the Rebellion, and daily walks our streets bearing trace of rebel shot or shell received in the fight at Hatteras Inlet where he served as engineer of the Minnesota. H. F. W. p. 69. (dated 1871) Aspinwall and Tappan. 1819. Tomb g. William Aspinwall, Soldier of the Revolution, h. May 23, 1743. S. A. R. Marker, d. April 16, 1823. Susannah Gardner, wife of Dr. Willam Aspinwall, b. Feb. 28, 1754. d. June 2, 1814. Their chn: Juliana Aspinwall, b. Dec. 25, 1779. d. Aug. 20, 1852. William Aspinwall, b. Aug. 6, 1784. d. April 7, 1818. 14 Augustus Aspinwall, b. Dec. 14, 1787. d. July 27, 1865. Martha Babcock Higginson, wife of Augustus Aspinwall, b. Oct. 15, 1801. d. March 4, 1833. Their son, Augustus Aspinwall, b. Jan. 15, 1859. d. Sept. 4, 1860. Thomas Aspinwall. Soldier of the Revolution. Son of Thomas and Johanna (Gardner) Aspinwall, for whom the Johanna Aspinwall Chapter, D.A.R., was named, was born in Brookline Jan. 15, 1734, died in Brookline Aug. 1, 1799. He served in the Revolutionary War, and held a Lieutenant-Colonel's commission, and at one time was in command of the fort at Sewall's Point. He married Oct. 4, 1762, Lucy Sparhawk, sister of the wife of his brother Samuel. She was born August 14, 1738, died June 15, 1815. William Aspinwall. Soldier of the Revolution. Son of Thomas (Capt. Samuel, Peter), and Johanna (Gardner) Aspinwall, youngest brother of the Revolutionary colonel. Born at Brookline, May 23, 1743; died April 16, 1823. He mar. Susannah, dau. of Capt. Isaac Gardner. He served throughout the Revolution. "In 1775, Dr. Aspinwall was surgeon at St. Thomas' Hospital in Roxbury. In 1778 we find by his letters to his wife, that he was with the army under General Sullivan in Rhode Island." H. F. W. p. 72. "Among the past inhabitants of this town who should be mentioned with distinction and respect, is the late Dr. William Aspinwall, M.D. of H. U. 1764, who spent a long life, as a distinguished physician of this town and vicinity, who was successively Representative, Senator, and Coun- sellor, under the Government of this Commonwealth ; who watched over the interests of his native village with vigilance and fidelity; and, who in the times that tried men's souls, amid the political contests, which raged in our land, was greatly instrumental in preserving this people from those disgraceful abuses which prevailed in too many other places. In treating the smallpox, that dangerous and destructive malady, few, if any cotem- poraries had more extensive practice, or were more successful." Dr. Pierce. "William Aspinwall, M.D., son of Dr. William Aspinwall, H.U. 1804, died a practitioner of medicine, in his native town, aged 34 yrs." Dr. Pierce. Col. Thomas Aspinwall, A.M., son of Dr. William, lawyer in Boston, colonel in the army in the last war with England, consul at London, was buried in this tomb and latter removed to Walnut Hills Cemetery. Bruce, son of Benjamin Bruce, also buried in tomb 9. 15 Amos Atkinson. Stones Lots 53 and 54. Caroline H. born July 6, 1856 died May 12, 1857 Lincoln born Apr. 19, 1865 died Aug. 12, 1865 Children of Edward and Mary C. Atkinson Edward Atkinson born in Brookline February 10, 1827 died in Boston December 11th, 1905 "Who in Life's battle firm doth stand, Shall bear Hope's tender blossoms Into the Silent land!" "And now abideth Faith, Hope, Love." "Edward Atkinson was one of the most useful and one of the best-known men of his generation." H. N. B., p. 19. Mary Caroline Atkinson Born in Boston June 1st, 1830 Died in Brookline December 12th, 1907 "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God." Marian Atkinson born 10 Sept. 1858 died 11 Aug. 1874 "Her life had many a hope and aim Duties enough and little cares, A nd now was quiet, now astir Till God's hand beckoned unawares And the sweet white brow was all of her." "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God." Amos Atkinson Born 11 May, 1792 Died 26 June, 1864 Anna Greenleaf Sawyer Born 27 Oct. 1795 Died 29 Sept. 1871 16 Elizabeth Parsons Atkinson Apr. 21, 1824 Mar. 1, 1903 Elizabeth Staigg Atkinson wife of George Atkinson Born in Leeds, England December, 1823 Died in Cambridge May 30, 1904 George Atkinson Jr., Died in Florida, Jan. 19, 1913 Aged 46 yrs. 8 mos . 10 dys. James Sawyer Atkinson Born in Brookline 1860 Died in Colorado Springs 1883 Mary F. Babb. Susanna Backus. Abigail Baker, wife of Joshua Boylston. Benjamin F. Baker. Monument Benjamin F. Baker Wallace died Nov. 18, 1856 JE. 3 days John Herbert died Sept. 28, 1861 ^. 7 y. 3 m. 10 d. Lovinia Francis died Sept. 30, 1868 JE. 22 y. 2 d. No Stones George Atkinson, Jr. died Jan. 19, 1919 aged 46 yrs. 8 mos. Chas. H. Atkinson died July 19, 1915 aged 55 yrs. George Atkinson died June 5, 1915 aged 74 yrs. See lot 10. See tomb v. See tomb y. Lot 78. Wife of Freeland R. Dunn. Old stone In memory of Mr. Eleazer Baker who departed this life Dec"". 2pt 1810 — JEt 74 'An honest Man's the noblest work of God." Footstone: E. B. 1810 "Proprietor of the Punch-Bowl Tavern." H. F. W. 17 Elizabeth Baker, wife of Benjamin Davis. See tomb z. Lot 26. Baptist Society. Hulder C. (Getchell) Clark, b. at Wakefield, Maine, May 8, 1828. d. at Brookline, Mass., Jan. 13, 1897. Dau. of Isaiah and Dorothy (Trafton) Getchell, of Alfred, Maine, and widow of Edwin Clark. From her dau. Mrs. Effie L. Smith, 20 Searle Avenue, Brookline. "Mr. W. Y. Gross remembers the widow of Edwin Clark, carpenter, was buried in this lot." Mary A. Jewett Died June 30, 1885 Aged 77 yrs. B. R. Almira Cornelia Barlow Edward Barlow Francis Channing Barlow Richard Barlow Sophia Allen Barlow Caroline M. Barlow Herbert Smythe Barlow William Barnard Father Mother William Barnard born Aug. 20, 1800 died July 23, 1869 Hester Hyde wife of William Barnard born June 11, 1803 died Oct. 17, 1865 Clara " Not dead but gone before" See tomb 1. See lot 76 Stones Lot 55. Brother William Henry son of William and Hester Barnard died June 17, 1878 Isaac Frederick son of William and Hester Barnard died January 20, 1914 aged 71 yrs. Sister Almira (Barnard) wife of Osavius Verney died Feb. 7, 1885 aged 55 yrs. 4 mos. J. D.G. Harriet Maria Barnard, wife of Charles Chase George F. Barnard, died August 22, 1841, aged 10 months. See lot 44. In the grove. R. C. C. 18 Mrs. Abbie Barnett. Lot 85. Robert Barnett Born Sept. 9, 1804 Died Jan. 13, 1865 His wife Abby L. Heath Born Aug. 2, 1814 Died Apr. 17, 1894 Mary Bartlett, wife of Joshua C. Clark. See tomb y. Ann Maria Bass. Benjamin Bass. Benjamin W. Bass. Abigail White, wife of Benjamin Bass. See lot 49A. Frederick G. Batty Died March 26, 1884 Aged 8 yrs. 3 mos. 12 dys. Grave J. D, G. Elizabeth Baxter, wife of Horace James. See lot 73. Myra Lathrop Beal. Royal Albert Beal. Samuel Beal. See lot 75. James Beatty. James Bigham. Lot at the top of the hill. James Beatty, son of James & Jane (Keown) Beatty, b. in Ireland. d. at Brookline, Sept. 7, 1882. Margaret, his wife, d. at Brookline, Oct. 27, 1901. John Beatty, d. abt. 1850. James Bigham, d. abt. 1876. Joseph S. Bigham, b. , d. Oct. 20, 1874, aged 1 yr. 5 mos. 17 days. Son of John & Ann E. (Beatty) Bigham. John H. Bigham, b, 1872, d. July 25, 1876. Charles T. Bigham, b. d. Martha Bigham, b. , d. June 22, 1896, aged 1 yr. 4 mos. John Bigham, b. d. Jan. 23, 1913, aged 70 yrs. 19 days. Harrison Bird. Lot 8. Cornelius Bird, d. Sept. 28, 1865, aged 68 yrs. 9 mos. 19 days. Hannah Bird, d. July 13, 1867, aged 73 yrs. 9 mos. 22 days. Mary Bird, d. Sept. 15, 1858, aged 1 yr. 4 mos. 7 days. Z. S. Sampson, d. March 7, 1870 aged 49 yrs. 10 mos. Adelaide T. Bird, d. Feb. 12, 1849, aged 1 yr. 9 mos. Elizabeth S. Bird, d. Jan. 20, 1849, aged 6 yrs. 13 days. Cordelia A. Cutter, d. Dec. 11, 1855, aged 24 yrs. 11 mos. Harrison Bird, d. May 23, 1880, aged 2 hours. Removed to Walnut Hills October 8, 1880. 19 The parents of Cornelius Bird were removed at the same time but parents' names were not given. Harrison Bird d. in Brookline, June 14, 1888, aged 85 yrs. 5 mos. 9 days, and was buried at Walnut Hills. B. R. Martha Bird, wife of John Howe. See lot 21. Betsey Blodgett. See lot 16. Large stone Susanna, widow of Charles Bond formerly of Watertown died June 17, 1831, aged 62 yrs. Their children: Hannah died Jan. 21, 1812 Aged 12 years George died Feb. 3, 1817 Aged 14 years Boston, a negro. See tomb y. Anna Bowman Died March 6, 1882 Aged lJ/2 hours dau. of Walter and Martha A. (Trimble) Bowman J. D. G. Boyd. Lot north of tomb m. Leslie Boyd, A wooden cross, b. Nov. 12, 1828, dates erased in 1911, d. Jan. 1, 1894. at present nothing Margaret Boyd, on the cross. b. Jan. 5, 1857, d. Dec. 28, 1858. Eliza Boyd, b. April 17, 1860, d. Feb. 13, 1863. James W. Boyd, b. April 28, 1862. d. Feb. 20, 1863. Eliza J. Boyd, b. July 19, 1866, d. Jan. 19, 1869. Data from Mr. Leslie J. Boyd, Jamaica Plain, May 30, 1913. 20 Old stone Here lies the Body of Mr. Dudley Boylston Who died April y^ 18*^ 1748 In the 60th year of his Age. Dudley Boylston was a son of Thomas Boylston, and a brother of Zabdiel Boylston. He was born about 1688, and married Elizabeth Gardner of this town. He was the town constable for some time, and an old military commission issued in the time of Francis Bernard, Captain-general and Governor-in-chief, indicates his rank as "first adjutant of the first regiment, whereof Jeremy Gridley is Colonel." H. F. W., p. 346. Joshua Boylston. Soldier of the Revolution. Son of Dudley and Elizabeth G. Boylston, b. Jan. 16, 1726, d. Nov. 1, 1804. Aged 79 yrs. His wife, Abigail Baker Boylston, "sister of Eleazer Baker," d. Oct. 30, 1814. Aged 70 yrs. H. F. W., p. 346. Joshua Boylston's mother, Elizabeth, died August 19, 1776. Burial probably in tomb y. Old stones Here Lyes y^ Body of M"". Dudley Boylston Who Died Augu'. 29^*^, 1749 In the 26*^^ year of His Age Footstone Mr. Dudley Boylston Here lies Interred y^ Body of Mrs. Mary Boylston wife, of Doct*". Thomas Boylston Dec^. Departed Her life July y^ 8th, 1722 iEta tis sui 74 Thomas Boylston, Town Clerk, signed the first entry in the town clerk's records of this town. He was a physician, and father of the celebrated Dr. Zabdiel Boylston. Dr. Pierce, p. 12. Thomas Boylston came to this country from England and settled in Watertown in 1635. His son Thomas, born in that town in 1644, became a surgeon. He took an active part in the Narragansett war. He married Mary Gardner of Muddy River in 1665, and settled there. From that time forward the Boylstons were identified with Brookline. There were twelve children of this marriage. His son Peter inherited the homestead. Dr. Zabdiel Boylston was the second child, b. in 1680. The daughter, Susanna, married John Adams, and was the mother of the second President of the United States. H. F. W., p. 297. 21 Boylston, Zabdiel, Esq. Large flat stone. Tomb y. Sacred to the memory of Zabdiel Boylston Esq*". Physician and F. R. S. who first introduced the practice of Innoculation into America Thro' a life of extensive Beneficence, He was always faithful to his word, just in his Dealings affable in his manners, and after a long Sickness in which he was exemplary for his Patience & Resignation to his maker he quitted this mortal Life, in a just Expectation of a happy Immortality on the First day of March A.D. 1766, ^tat. 87. with him lies buried Jerusha, his wife, who died the Fifteenth day of April A.D. 1764. /Etat. 85. Other burials in Tomb y. From Miss Annie R. Clark, Brookline. Joshua Child Clark, bapt. Sept. 24, 1780. d. July 4, 1861, aged 80 yrs. 9 mos. 24 days. His wife: Rebecca Boylston Clark, dau .of Joshua and Abigail (Baker) Boylston, bapt. Feb. 1, 1784. d. Jan. 14, 1825. Their chn: Sarah Davis Clark, b. d. Sept. 16, 1812, aged 1 yr. 6 mos. Mary Sharp Clark, bapt. Dec. 15, 1816. d. Nov. 7, 1819. Rebecca Boylston Clark, bapt. Oct. 22, 1815. d. Oct. 3, 1817. Aged 2 yrs. 1 mo. Mary Sharp Clark, b. Feb. 26, 1820. d. Feb. 2, 1870. Aged 49 yrs. 11 mos. 7 days. Mary Bartlett Clark, 2d wife of Deacon Joshua Child Clark, mar. Jan. 1, 1828. d. Sarah Davis Clark, d. Jan. 28, 1902. Aged 88 yrs. 5 mos. Susanna B. R. Clark, d. April 23, 1900. Aged 77 yrs. 5 mos. 23 days. Two daughters of Deacon Joshua C. and Rebecca B. Clark. From coffin plates found in the Zabdiel Boylston tomb, June 20, 1911. The last burials in the Boylston tomb. 22 Boston, a negro man of Dr. Boylston's, d. July 13, 1762, aged 50 yrs. Mary Boylston. Town Meeting July 14, 1780 Voted, that the Thanks of the Town be given to Miss Mary Boylston for three Silver Dollars given by her for the Incouragement of Such Men as Shall Ingage to serve as Soldiers for the Town. M. R. R. Dr. Zabdiel Boylston, F. R. S., son of Dr. Thomas Boylston, first physician of this town. Brother of Peter and Dudley. He was fa mous in his day, not only for eminence in his profession in general, but especially for the practice of inoculation for the smallpox, which, though so strenuously resisted by many of his cotemporaries, proved of such essential benefit to society. A memoir of this distinguished man, (who was born in this town, in 1679, bapt. in the First Church, Roxbury, March 1, 1679, under the min- istry of the so-called Apostle Eliot) was written by Dr. Peter Thacher, min- ister of the Brattle Street Church, Boston, and published in the Massa- chusetts Magazine for December, 1789. In consequence of high attain- ments in his profession, Dr. Boylston was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in London, a distinction very rarely conferred on natives of this country. A plain monument to his memory may still be seen in our Cemetery. Dr. Pierce, p. 21. Clara A. Bradbury. See lo t 75. Rebecca Brewer, wife of Samuel Craft. See lot 59. George Brooks. Lot 79. Monument Markers George Brooks Father. Nov. 28, 1819 Oct. 22, 1907 Eliza Corey Brooks Mother. July 26, 1824 Mar. 10, 1899 May, daughter of May. George and Eliza C. Brooks 1860-1861 Barbara. Barbara, dau. of George Kendall and Elizabeth CLxrk Bro oks, b. August 6, 1888. d. February 24, 1889. A. J. Corey. 23 Rev. Cotton Brown. Nathan Roy Brown Died July 24, 1883 Aged 1 yr. 7 mos. Born in Dakota, son of Nathan & Annie F. Brown William H. Brown. William Laughton died Sept. 19, 1821 aged 54 Tabitha wife of William Laughton died April 23, 1829 aged 86 Ebenezer Wales their son died Jan. 16, 1822 aged 24 William H. Brown died March 10, 1853 aged 62 yrs. Stones See tomb u. J. D. G. Lot 36. Jane Brown died Oct. 31, 1890 aged 93 yrs. 9 mos. Mary Laughton died Oct. 25, 1884 aged 89 yrs. Frances E. D. Laughton died Feb. 17, 1888 aged 78 yrs. Grace Alice Robertson Died Feb. 13, 1887 aged 6 yrs. 10 mos. 25 dys. No stone. B. R. William H. Brown played the bassoon at the First Parish Church for many years. H. F. W., p. 2. About the year 1819, two young men, Mr. J. Lyon and Mr. W. H. Brown, commenced business in the village — Mr. Lyon being a wheelwright, and Mr. Brown a harness-maker — in a shop which was built for them at the westerly end of the old "Punch Bowl" out-buildings, by Mr. Laughton, for many years the proprietor of this famous old tavern. When the time came for the destruction of these buildings, these young men removed their business — Mr. Brown to a new shop next to Baker's present paint-shop. H. F. W., p. 27. Benjamin Bruce. See tomb g. Bryant, David. Stone Lot 7, bought 1846. Our Children Markers Caroline A. Bryant died Aug. 13th, 1845 Gertie. Aged 2 yrs. and 22 dys. Robbie. Edward P. Bryant Died March 10th, 1849 Mother. Aged 22 months. Father. They Sleep to Awake Frederick S. Bryant, d. Aug. 18, 1845. Edward Payson Bryant, Chn. of David and Abba (Young) Bryant. B. R. 24 Olivia Buckminster, wife of George B. Emerson. See lot rear of lot 77. Charlotte Shepard Buckley, wife of Benjamin Buckley. See lot 58. Asa Bugbee. John Robinson Bugbee. John Robinson Bugbee. Martha Louise Bugbee. Elizabeth H. Bullard, wife of Oliver Whyte, Jr. Clara Burrell, wife of Ansel H. Waterman. William H. H. Calef Died Nov. 5, 1883 Aged 43 yrs. 1 mo. son of Joseph and Clarissa Calef Stone Adam Campbell Born Jan. 1, 1866 Died Sept. 26, 1879 Jane N. Campbell and Mary Campbell Susan Campbell d. Jan. 3, 1904 aged 65 yrs. John Capen. Mary Carr, wife of Charles Warren Tolman. Almira Louise Celfe, wife of John W. Warren. Thomas Celfe. Monument Thomas Celfe died Apr. 28, 1863, JE. 78 yrs. Sarah S. Celfe wife of Thomas Celfe died Jan. 21, 1885 aged 92 y'rs. Peter B. Celfe d. May 9, 1834 aged 2 yrs. 6 mos. Peter B. Celfe d. Jan. 12, 1839 aged 3 yrs. 9 mos. See tomb t. and lot 71. See lot 9. See lot 39. Buried in grave. J. D. G. H. S. Hatch. See lot 37. See tomb a. See tomb n. Lot 15. Markers Father. Mother. Peter. Peter. 25 William H. Celfe d. Oct. 1, 1847 William, aged 18 yrs. Thomas Celfe Thomas, died Sept. 21, 1851, aged 37 years Mary A. Hodgdon Mary, died Dec. 6, 1862, aged 44 yrs. Fanny G. Celfe Fanny, born July 8, 1913, d. Dec. 12, 1899 "Two daughters of Mr. Celfe sang in the choir at the First Parish Church." H. F. W., p. 256. Abigail Center, d. Nov. 10, 1841, aged 75 yrs. (by accident). Buried in the Grove. R. C. C. Child of Alfred D. Chandler. See lot 18. Reuben A. Chace. Monument Reuben A. Chace March 8, 1823 March 12, 1904 Abigail C. Vose His wife Jan. 8, 1819 Sept. 30, 1879 Warren their son Aug. 10, 1848 Aug. 1, 1850 Our baby Aug. 6, 1853, Aug. 12, 1853 Lot 76. Small stones Our Baby Little Warren son of R. A. & A. C. Chace Born Aug. 10, 1848 Died Aug. 31, 1850 Mother Caroline M. Barlow 1814-1891 Herbert Died Jan. 31, 1862 JEt. 20 ys. 5 ms. Marker G. A. R. Post 143, Co. F. From Anna B. Barlow, Brookline. In February, 1862, our first dead soldier was brought home for burial, not fallen in battle, but accidentially shot by a comrade. This was Herbert Smythe Barlow. "He was the only son of his mother, and she a widow." H. F. W.,p. 411. Frederick Irving Chase. See lot west of lot 35. Lot 44 was brought by William Pope in 1852, after his death; it was sold by his twin brother in 1885 to Mr. Charles Chase. 26 Charles Chase. Charles Chase Feb. 14, 1831 Jan. 4, 1909 Harriet Barnard widow of Charles Chase died at Brookline June 7, 1911 aged 71 yrs. 9 mos. 25 dys. Annie Cheney Chase d. July 15, 1860 aged 4 mos. Moses Chester Chase d. Dec. 3, 1865 aged 1 yr. 2 mos. 27 dys Stones Lot 44. Charles Harold Chase d. Aug. 18, 1866 aged 2 mos. 2 dys. Chn. of Charles and Harriet M. (Barnard) Chase. Nell Howard Chase daughter of Charles and Harriet B. Chase April 29, 1872, June 28, 1910 Florence A. Rowell wife of Harry E. Chase 1876-1917 Abby E. Cheever. Sarah Cheever. Susan Cheever. See tomb q. Timothy Child. Soldier of the Revolution. mar. Elizabeth Fairbanks of Brookline, April y^ 8, 1773, by Isaac Gardner, Justice of the Peace, d. Jan. 1799. F. P. C. R. A stone to his memory was seen by Mr. W. Y. Gross and Miss Cum- mings in the Spring of 1909, but has since disappeared. Old stone Timothy H. Childs died July 29, 1856 aged 72 y'rs. Footstone T. H. C. ''Timothy Harris Child, an eccentric old man, known as 'Daddy Child,' though he was never married. Various anecdotes are related respecting his oddities, as leaving off his farmer's frock on a certain day in the spring, by the calendar, without regard to the weather, and putting it on in the au- tumn, equally regardless of the season. Between these dates he was never known to wear it." H. F. W., p. 376. 27 Catherine A. Church (widow). Lot 63. Mrs. Church bought part of lot 63 after her husband's death in 1858. In 1890 she sold her share to Mrs. Mary H. Long. B. R. Ephraim Church d. 1858, aged 53 yrs. 7 mos. 7 days. His body was removed to Walnut Hils Cemeterj', November 7, 1890. Mr. Bond married Lizzie, dau. of Ephraim and Catherine A. Church. From Frederic M. Bond, New York City. Susanna Clapp, wife of Benjamin Baker Davis. See tomb z. Old stones Here Lyes y^ Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark y^ wife of Mr. Samuel Clark Died June y^ 9th, 1724 In y^ 59 year of Her Age. Here Lyes Buried y^ Body of Mr. Samuel Clark Aged 74 years Died February 13th, 1727-8. Samuel Clark, son of James and Elinor or Elizabeth (Wright) Clark, b. April 9, 1654. Mar. May 5, 1696, at Roxbury, Elizabeth Crafts, dau. of Lieut. Samuel and Elizabeth Seaver Crafts. They had three chn., Samuel, John and Mary. The first Samuel Clark was a wheelwright. He was one of the Muddy River Company in the Canada Expedition in 1696. This is probably the person of whom Judge Sewall speaks in his diary under date of March 12, 1684. "Watched, with Isaac Goose and Samuel Clark, Pleasant night." This was a time when the Indians were particu- larly troublesome, and probably the watching referred to was on their account." H. F. W., p. 216^ Samuel Clark, son of John and Lydia Buckminster Clark, d. 1766, aged 81 yrs. This Samuel Clark was a carpenter and built the old Clark house, corner of Walnut and Chestnut Streets, taken down in 1900. He also built the first meeting-house. His banns were the first published in the new church. He was a deacon of the church and was very highly respected. He married Elizabeth Clark, his cousin, dau. of Samuel 1st and Elizabeth Crafts Clark, both grand-chn. of James and Elinor. 28 Old Stones Here Lyes y^ Body of Eunice Clark Y® wife of Samuel Clark' Jun. Who died y« 19th of September, 1724 In the 43 year of Her Age. Here lies Buried the Body of Mr. Samuel Clark, Jun"". Who died July 18th, 1760 In the 39 Year of His Age. Samuel Clark, Jr., son of Samuel and Lydia B. Clark, was b. Sept. 25, 1721. Mar. March 31, 1752, Deborah Childs. Samuel Clark. Soldier of the Revolution. Son of Samuel Jr., and Deborah (Childs) Clark. b. Jan. 6, 1753. d. Mar. 29, 1814. mar. April 3, 1777, Mary, dau. of Robert, Jr., and Sarah (Payson) Sharp. They had eight chn. : 3 of whom are buried here. Joshua C. Clark. See tomb y. Caleb Clark. See tomb d. Hulder C. (Getchell) Clark. See lot 26. Joshua Child Clark. Mary Bartlett Clark. Mary Sharp Clark. Mary Sharp Clark. Rebecca Boylston Clark. Rebecca Boylston Clark. Sarah Davis Clark. Sarah Davis Clark. Susanna B. R. Clark. See tomb y. Eunice B. Clarke. Stone Lot 77. In memory of Clinton Clarke who died Mar. 29, 1861 aged 60 yrs. There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God. Clinton Clarke was a son of David and Mehitable Clarke of Haverhill. B. R. Lydia Clarke, wife of Thomas Tyler. See lot 6. Roscoe Clough, d. Feb. 10, 1890, aged 84 yrs. J. D. G. 29 William W. Clement. George S. Gushing. Lot 10. Monument Susan H., wife of George S. Gushing died Sept. 9, 1840 aged 31 yrs. Sarah Abby, died Sept. 4, 1846, aged 14 m's. 15 d's. Susan H., died Sept. 18, 1850 aged 8 y's. 3 m's. and 1 day. Children of G. S. and A. S. Gushing Sarah Abby Adopted Dau. of G. S. and A. S. Gushing died Sept. 5, 1854 Mrs. Eunice Gushing died Mar. 1, 1859, aged 81 yrs. 8 mos. James Gushing died Dec. 11, 1869, aged 69 yrs. 10 mos. George S. Gushing Born Feb. 15, 1815 Died Dec. 30, 1901. Abigail S. Gushing Born June 16, 1811 Died Nov. 29, 1884 Mary F. Babb died Nov. 8, 1880 aged 74 yrs. Catherine P., wife of Wm. W. Clement died Apr. 27, 1846. Aged 25 y'rs. William E. Clement died Aug. 31, 1850. Aged 1 yr. and 10 mos. Mary G., wife of Wm. W. Clement died May 5, 1853. Aged 27 y'rs. George H. Clement died Sept. 3, 1858. Aged 8 yrs. 1 mo. and 19 days, Wm. W. Clement died Oct. 11, 1876. Aged 57 yrs. 5 m's. 30 Faustina, wife of Wm. W. Clements died at Lexington Feb. 24, 1911 aged 93 y'rs. 10 m's. 7 days. Coeffard. Mme. Coeffard bought of Thomas C. Quimby Lot 61. Stone Madame Jeanne Coeffard born in Nantes died in Brookline Dec. 23, 1858 Aged 74 yrs. Madame Coeffard's husband was lost at sea. Mrs. H. V. Poor. The Hammond House on Heath Street was for several years occupied by Madame Jane Coaifford, a French lady. She died in this house and was buried in Brookline Cemetery." H. F. W., p. 343. Alonzo C. Jackson born at Keene, N. H. Oct. 31, 1809 died at Boston, Jan. 6, 1868 aged 56 yrs. "Mme. CoefTard left all of her property to Alonzo C. Jackson, who died at the Mass. General Hospital, Boston, Jan. 6, 1868." Boston Post, Jan. 6, 1868. "Alonzo C. Jackson left his property to his brother Charles Fox Jackson, who died in Iowa, and was buried there." Calvin W. Lewis, Brookline. Hannah Maria Coburn. See lot 31. Caroline Conway. Cora J. Conway. Leon G. Conway. Mary J. Conway. W. H. Conway. See Lot 32. Isaac Cook. Lot 1. Monument Capt. Isaac Cook died Mar. 20, 1865, aged 85 yrs. Jane Cook d. Dec. 24, 1873, aged 89 yrs. 10 m's. Thomas Drew Cook d. Dec. 13, 1827, aged 20 yrs. Howard Walter Cook d. Jan. 5, 1890, aged 24 yrs. 31 Mary Drew d. May 29, 1833, aged 57 yrs. Frances A. Cook d. Oct. 9, 1870, aged 41 yrs. 11 mos. William Webster Cook Jr. d. Sept. 15, 1899, aged 46 yrs. Isaac Cook Junr. d. May 26, 1831, aged 27 yrs. Harriet W. Cook d. Aug. 13, 1877, aged 69 years 7 ms. 13 dys. William Webster Cook d. at Plymouth, Dec. 12, 1907, aged 79 yrs. 9 mos. George Frederick Cook Nov. 3, 1865— June 14, 1905 Griggs-Coolidge tomb. 1782. Tomb w. David Coolidge, b. March 23, 1789. d. Nov. 30, 1876. His wife: Susanna Griggs Coolidge, dau. of Joshua and Martha Wilson Griggs. b. Sept. 2, 1793. d. May 29, 1886. Mrs. Sarah Coolidge, d. Feb. 21, 1884, aged 45 yrs. 11 mos. 27 dys. J. D. G. James Winchel Coolidge, b. July 23, 1826, d. Dec. 30, 1901. (unmar.) By oversight these names are not on the stone. This tomb will prob- ably never be opened again. Ellen G. Coolidge, Brookline. iza Corey, wife < of Geor ge Brooks. See lot 79. Henry Corey. Lot 82. Monument Markers F. Henry Corey Father. 1827-1892 His wife Lucy E. Corey (Lucy E. Stearns) 1825-1870 Mother. Willie R. C. Willie. son of F. H. and L. E. Corey 1860-1876 No Stone Abbie J. Corey d. April 13, 1919, aged 92 yrs. 4 mos. 2 dys. 32 Capt. Timothy Corey's family tomb. 1808. Tomb q. Timothy Corey (Captain). Soldier of the Revolution. Son of Isaac and Abigail Priest Corey, b. at Weston, Oct. 27, 1741. d. at Brookline, Sept. 19, 1811. His wife: Elizabeth Griggs Corey, dau. of Thomas and Margaret (Williams) Griggs, b. at Roxbury, Oct 12, 1745. d. at Brookline, Nov. 18, 1837, aged 92 yrs. Their chn: Aaron Corey, b. Jan. 12, 1772. d. Dec. 10, 1772. Elijah Corey (Deacon Corey), b. at Brookline, Nov. 7, 1773. d. May 13, 1859. John Corey, bapt. at Brookline, Mar. 26, 1780. 