This cemetery was transcribed by L. Abrams
in the 1920’s and a listing was done by the DAR at
that time. According to Abrams notes
the cemetery was being used as a cow pasture. The
cemetery is in horrible condition and only
a few tombstones remain. There are over two dozen
field stones indicating many burials without
indentification. The cemetery is on private property
and access is not allowed by the owner.
On April 11, 2002, the following stones were transcribed by Kathleen Last and Virginia Ackerman.
Burrows, Rev. Amos, died April 14,
1801, age 63 yrs
Burrows, Temperance, wife of Amos
Burrows, died Oct. 21, 1829, age ? (only top half of stone
found - date taken from DAR list)
Hinckley, Catherine, wife of Gershom Hinckley, died Sep. 24, 1807, age 70 yrs
The rest of the listing is taken from the
DAR listing taken from L. Abrams records. We did not find
these stones.
Burrows, Joshua died Jan. 18, 1835
age 66 yrs
Burrows, Clarissa, wife of Kene Burrows,
died Sep. 9, 1813 age 28 yrs
Eaton, Poly (no dates)
H. S. (no inscription/dates)
Hinckley, Gershom, son of J. N. &
Polly Hinckley, died July 29, 1802, age 6 mos
Hinckley, Gersom, died Jan. 15, 1809,
age 79 yrs
Niles, Lucy, dau of Elisha & Lucy Niles, died Jan. 18, 1819, age 30 yrs
Tibbets, Jonathan, Rev. Soldier, born
1745 died Nov. 30, 1815