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Cyndy > Here lyeth the body of Phebe Mar Vil . Wife of "Rennul" Marvil who died October the 27th? (stone is chipped at the 2d number hard to make out), 1707, in the 31st year of her age. "her body is only resting here ___ve.soul.is._ed two a . hie spear"
Cyndy > BATHSHEBA, relict of DAVID SEXTON, died in Boston, Oct.20, 1832, aged 68
Cyndy > WILLIAM ARMS.....died 6th ___1794, ____age -- right: ELIZABETH ARMS, comfort of William Arms, she died Feb.24,1804, aged 81 --- b.1722/3
Cyndy > WILLIAM, son of REV.JONATHAN & DOROTHY ASHLEY.....died Sept. __, (looks like 1722) --- the reddish stone, apparently another son of the Ashley's.... the first name Wi___, died --------1733, ___months of age.
Cyndy > Jonathan Strong, died Dec.(9?), 1766; age 84
Cyndy > Capt.____ ???
Cyndy > If any one has information on this house, please contact me. It's near the Silas Deane House and other other side has a ice cream shop and a Greek rest/pizza.
Cyndy > Here lye the body of Nathaniel Stod--r, who departed this life the 9th day of February anno 1714 in the 54 year of his age.
Cyndy > The settlers of Wethersfield planted the town on a broad terrace along the "Great River" (Connecticut River), on the fertile lands in New England. In the dark red-brown soil, farmers grew a variety of crops for their tables and for trade. Local timber was used to build the vessels that carried the products of farm, forest, and fishery out of the river to markets along the Atlantic rim. This trade brought prosperity to farmers merchants, and mariners here for almost 200 years. The building was a warehouse in the early days of W.
BATHSHEBA, relict of DAVID SEXTON, died in Boston, Oct.20, 1832, aged 68
Cyndy > BATHSHEBA, relict of DAVID SEXTON, died in Boston, Oct.20, 1832, aged 68
BATHSHEBA, relict of DAVID SEXTON, died in Boston, Oct.20, 1832, aged 68
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