Lynn - Western Burial Ground est. 1637 More photos uploaded than transcribed. View Gallery Elizabeth ?? d. 17?? James ??? d. 1825, 1st Mass Regt. Revolutionary War Elizabeth Alley d. 1869 William Alley d. 1853 Abner Alley d. 1792 George Arton Alley d. 1847 Mary Elizabeth Alley d. 1843 Morris Amaridge d. 1834 Sarah Amaridge d. 1826 Joanna Attwell d. 1817 Lewis B??? d. ?, Robinson's Massachusetts Regiment Revolutionary War James Bacheller d. 1837 a member of the Lynn Minutemen in the Revolutionary War Samuel Bacheller d. 18?? Amos Ballard d. 1798, "deprived of life by the accidental discharge of a musket in a canoe in Lynn River." Deacon John Ballard d. 1725 Joseph Ballard d. 1796 James Berry d. 1821 Sarah Berry d. 1835 Amos Blanchard d. ? 10th Massachusetts Revolutionary War Abigail Blaney d. 1765, aged 95. Jonathan Blaney d. 1757 Joseph Blany d. 1727 Sarah Bowler d. 1793 Abigail Breed d. 1740 Allen Breed d. 1731 Capt. John Breed d. 1723 Ensign Joseph Breed d. 1713 Mary Breed Breed d. 1767 Rebecca Bulfinch d. 1804 Bream Burchstead d. 1732 Dr. Henry Burchsted d. 1755 Dr. John Henry Burchsted d. 1721 Sarah Burchsted d. 1727 Bethiah Burrage d. 1748 Joanna Burrage d. 1751 Dea. John Burrage d. 1751 Dea. John Burrage d. 1780 Mehitabell Burrage d. 1759 Mehitable Burrage d. 1792, aged 97. Sarah Burrage d. 1709 Sarah Burrage d. 1749 Sarah Burrage d. 1752 Dea. Thomas Burrage d. 1717 Thomas Burrage d. 1751 Thomas Burrage d. 1759 ? Burrill d. 17??, 2d Co., Lynn Minutemen, Revolutionary War. Anna Burrill d. 17?? Dorcas Burrill d. 1722 Hon. Ebenezer Burrill d. 1761, six times elected Representative, Counsellor, and was entrusted with the settlement of important business with the Indians at Casco Bay. Ebenezer Burrill Esq. d. 1778 Ebenezer Burrill d. 1839 at New York. Elizabeth Burrill d. 1716 Francis Burrill d. 1704 Left. John Burrill d. 1703 Hon. John Burrill, esq. d. 1721, "one of His Majesty's Council and one of the Judges of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas for the County of Essex, died of the small pox in the 62nd year of his age. He had been for many years Speaker of the House of Representatives" John Burrill d. 1793 Joseph Burrill d. 1736 Lois Burrill d. 1720 Lois Burrill d. 1736 Lydia Burrill d. 1726 Martha Burrill d. 1760 Samuel Burrill d. 1713 Samuel Burrill d. 1797 George Luther Cate d. 1843 Sarah Chadwell d. 1726 Hannah Cheever d. 1793 Mary Cheever d. 1809 Thomas Cheever d. 1734 Thomas Cheever d. 1823, a soldier of the Revolutionary War Benjamin Coates d. 1827 Samuel Coates d. 1798 William Collins, Esq. d. 1767 Bridget Cotter d. 1850 Hannah Cotter d. 1853 Patrick Cotter d. 1849 William Curtis d. 1730 Harriet Susan Downgin d. 1840 John Downing d. 18?? John Adelbert Downing d. 1840 Sarah Eaton d. 17?? Rebecca Fairfield d. 1765, aged 93 years. Joseph Farr d. 1727 Rebeckah Farr d. 1727 Elizabeth Farrington d. 1773 John Farrington d. 18??, 2nd Co. Lynn Minute Men during the Revolutionary War Mary Farrington d. 1755 Matthew Farrington d. 1727, he was admonished once in 1670 for "travelling on the Lord's day, but straightened out after that and was frequently a member of the jury of trials as well as the town Constable. Theophilus Farrington d. 18??, Revolutionary War veteran Theophilus Farrington d. 17?? Eliza Ann Fittz d. 1846 Eugene Fittz d. 1846 Dr. John Flagg, Esq. d. 17??, In whom remarkable temperance, uniform prudence, unaffected modeƒty, affectionate humanity, and diffuƒive benevolence, ƒhone conƒpicuous among the Virtues, which graced his character, endeared him to his Family & Friends and ƒecured him the reƒpect and love of all who had the happineƒs to know him As a PHYSICIAN his ƒkill was eminent and his practice extenƒive and ƒucceƒƒfull To DEATH Charles Florence d. 1753 Mary Florence d. 175? Sarah Florence d. 1753 David Goggin d. 1846 Deborah Gould d. 1796 John Gowing d. 1737 Samuel Graves d. 1744 Burrill Hart d. 1786 Sgt. Joseph Hart d. 17??, Capt. Rufus Mansfield's (4th Lynn) co., marched to the alarm to Concord 1775 (Revolutionary War.) Joseph Hart d. 1786 Joseph Burrill Hart d. 1795 Samuel Hart d. 1802 Deliverance Hascal d. 1764 Adam Hawkes d. 1729 Rebecca Hobby d. 1838 Jerusha Howard d. 1762 Timothy Howard d. 1764 Eliza Hudson d. 1830 Capt. James Hudson d. 1832 Thomas K. Hudson d. 1813 Gerrish's Mass Regt. Revolutionary War Nathaniel Ingalls d. 1804, 2d. Co. Lynn Minutemen, Revolutionary War. Marched at the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Mary Ivory d. 1736 Sibella Jaggar d. 1764 Mary Jillson d. 1841 Andrew Johnson d. 1842 Bethiah Johnson d. 1787 Edward Johnson d. 1799, 2nd Lynn Co. Militia, Revolutionary War Elizabeth Johnson d. 17?? Jonathan Johnson d. 1747 Joseph Johnson d. 182?, seaman on the Brig "Ann" Revolutionary War Richard Johnson d. 1754 Sarah Johnson d. 1728 Bridget Kenna d. 18?2 Bridget Kenna d. 1843 Daniel Kenna d. 1843 Mary Margaret Kenna d. 1841 Patrick Kenna d. 1851 Horace Lakeman d. 1839 Mary Lakeman d. 1835 Rachel Lakeman d. 1847 Abigail Lindsey d. 1764 Abigail Mansfield d. 1763 Charles Daniel Mansfield d. 1823 Deacon Daniel Mansfield d. 1728 Daniel Mansfield d. 1758 Dolly Mansfield d. 1840 Dorcas Mansfield d. 1806 Edmund Mansfield d. 1851 Edmund G. Mansfied d. 1847 Edmund Garland Mansfield d. 1847 Elizabeth Mansfield d. 17?? Joanna Mansfield d. 1733 Joanna Mansfield d. 1755 John Mansfield d. 1809 Jonathan Mansfield d. 1728 Joseph Mansfield d. 1739 Joseph Mansfield d. 1769 Mary Mansfield d. 1774 Mary Elizabeth Mansfield d. 1810 Mary Garland Mansfield d. 1844

Richard Herbert Mansfield d. 1828 Robert Mansfield d. 1775 Robert Mansfield d. 1825 2nd Co. Lynn Minutemen in the Revolutionary War Samuel Mansfield d. 17?? Samuel Mansfield d. 1838 Wadsworth's Mass. Regt., Revolutionary War Sarah Mansfield d. 1763 Sarah Mansfield d. 1780 Thomas Mansfield d. 1758, "fell off his horse between Marblehead and Salem and died immediately." William Perkins Mansfield d. 1840 Jonathan Blaney Marston d. 1821 Lydia Martin d. 1790 Priseller Moody d. 1823 James W. Morris d. 1821 William Morris d. 1821 Ezekiel Moulton d. 1810 a member of the 4th Co. Lynn Minutemen in the Revolutionary War Ezra Moulton d. 1816 a member of the 5th Mass. Regt. in the Revolutionary War Jonathan L. Moulton d. 1824 Ezra Mower d. 1756 Mary Mower d. 1738 Shubel Mower d. 1752 Shubel Burril Mower d. 17?? Susanna Mower d. 1727 James Mullen d. 1841, Long's NH Regt. Revolutionary War Daniel Needham d. 1717 Mary Needham d. 1741/42 Ruth Needham d. 1719 Lois Newell d. 17?? Ruth Newell d. 1754 Abigail Newhall d. 1727 Andrew Newhall, a member of the 4th Co. Lynn Minutemen in the Revolutionary War Benjamin Newhall jr. Benjamin Newhall III d. 1759 Daniel A. Breed Newhall d. 1821 a member of the 4th Co. Lynn Minutemen in the Revolutionary War Easter Newhall d. 1728 Elinor Newhall d. 17?? (very early stone, but no date) Elizabeth Newhall d. 1760 Capt. Jacob Newhall d. 1759 John Newhall d. 1718 John Newhall d. 1726 John Newhall d. 1738 John Newhall d. 17??, 4th Lynn Massachusetts Regiment, Revolutionary War. Lieut. Jonathan Newhall d. 1761 Ensign Joseph Newhall d. 1705 Joseph Newhall d. 1742 Joseph Newhall d. 18??, Revolutionary War veteran. Martha Newhall d. 1759 Mary Newhall d. 1759 Corp. Micajah Newhall d. 1836, Wade's Mass. Regt., Revolutionary War Nathaniel Newhall d. 1738-9 Nathaniel Newhall d. 17?? Dr. Jonathan Norwood d. 1782 Mary Richards Norwood d. 1736 Susanna Norwood d. 1746 Zacheus Norwood d. 1756 Fanny W. Otis d. 1844 George W. Otis d. 18?? Sarah Parsons d. 1777 William Parsons d. 17?? Richard Peppoon d. ?? Richard Peppoon d. ??, Capt. Gerrish's Regt., Revolutionary War. William Perkins d. 17?? Bethiah Poole d. 1720 Ephraim Potter d. 1745 Mary Potter d. 1738 Mercy Potter d. 1750 Mercy Potter d. 1755 Zebiah Pratt d. 1723 Charles Rhodes Raddin d. 1843 James W. Raddin d. 1846 James Willard Raddin d. 1846 Jesse Rhodes Raddin d. 1842 Hannah Ramsdell d. 1830 John Ramsdell d. 1725 Mary Ramsdell d. 1724 Robert Rand d. 1717 Eleazer Rhoads d. 1727 Jonathan Rhoads d. 1755 Amos Rhodes d. 1822 Elizabeth Wigglesworth Rhodes d. 1803 Harriet Rhodes d. 1846 Mary Rhodes d. 1798 Mary Rhodes d. 1863 Capt. John Richards d. 1733 Sarah Breed Richardson d. 1797 Betsey Ripley d. 1825 Elmena S. Ripley d. 1840 Helen Ripley d. 1832 Irene R. Ripley d. 1840 Joseph Ripley d. 1859 Joseph Ripley d. 1827 Lucy Ripley d. 1824 Ellen Amelia Russell d. 1844 Martha C. Russell d. 1838 Martha Robinson Russell d. 1838 Dea. Nathaniel Sargent d. 1798, of the First Church of Christ in Lynn. Elizabeth Segar d. 1827 Rev. Jeremiah Shepard d. 1720 Jeremiah Shepard d. 1700 Mary Shepard d. 1710 Mehetable Shepard d. 1688 Thomas Shepard d. 1709 Capt. Joseph Stocker d. 1793 Mehetable Stocker d. 1793 Thomas Stocker d. 1770 Ephraim Sweetser d. 1830 Lydia Ann Sweetser d. 1834 Lydia Ann Sweetser d. 1836 Mary Sweetser d. 1837 Mary Sweetser d. 1802 William Harrison Sweetser d. 1818 Elizabeth Tufts d. 1801 Infant Tufts d. 1801 Jenney Tufts d. 1803 Raphael Wheeler d. 1797 Thomas Stocker Wheeler d. 1795 Joseph L. Whitcomb d. 1843 Daniel Witt d. 1755 Ivory Witt d. 1752 Henry Wood d. 1853 David Worthen d. 1854 Mary A. Worthen d. 1843 Sally R. Worthen d. 18??

More History in Lynn to Visit Broad Street Historic District Marshall's Wharf Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Central Square Historic District Also known as See Also:Mowers' Block Central Sq., Monroe, Union, and Willow Sts. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Charles Lovejoy House 64 Broad St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Diamond Historic District Roughly bounded by Broad, Lewis, Ocean Sts., Swampscott Line, Lynn Shore Dr., and Wave and Nahant Sts. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Fabens Building 312-314 Union St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. G.A.R. Hall and Museum 58 Andrew St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Grand Army of the Republic Museum 58 Andrew Street Erected in 1885 with funds raised by local Civil War veterans for what was the largest G.A.R. post in the country. Its crowning glory is the enormous 56' x 46' main hall on the third floor, which retains the original furnishings and has walls filled with photos of Civil War veterans. Six more rooms have memorabilia from the Revolutionary War through the Korean War. The research library has an impressive built-in bookcase, which was designed and built by one of the founding veterans. Open weekdays 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 781-477-7085 in advance. Inscriptions From the Old Burying Ground Lynn, Massachusetts Newhall, Lucian, House 281 Ocean St Private residences. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lynn Bank Block 21--29 Exchange St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lynn Common Historic District Roughly, N. and S. Common St. from Market Sq. to City Hall Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lynn Heritage State Park 590 Washington Street Lynn Heritage State Park Visitor Center is also an Essex National Heritage area Visitor Center. As such, in addition to giving information about Lynn's history, the Lynn Heritage State Park Visitor Center also provides information on resources in the towns of Nahant and Swampscott, as well as general information about the Essex National Heritage Area. Lynn Heritage State Park celebrates this remarkable city's past and the people who built it. Explore the downtown Visitor Center exhibits highlighting the people who have made Lynn a lively community through the centuries. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, the architecture is a testament to Lynn's impressive industrial tradition. Lynn Masonic Hall 64-68 Market St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lynn Museum & Historical Society Lynn Heritage State Park, 590 Washington St. Telephone: 781.592.2465 The city of Lynn was settled in 1629, and early industries included farming, shell fishing, iron work, and leather tanning. In 1897, a group of citizens founded the Lynn Historical Society, concerned that Lynn's historic past was rapidly disappearing. Now known as the Lynn Museum & Historical Society , it is the ONLY organization that collects and preserves Lynn's history. Open for research Monday through Friday 9 am to 4 pm, and for tours Monday through Saturday 1 pm to 4 pm. Lynn Woods Historic District Roughly bounded by Lynnfield St., Bow Ridge, Great Woods Rd., Parkland Ave., Walnut St., Saugus Line Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mary Baker Eddy Historic Home 12 Broad Street Mary Baker Eddy began her work as an author, publisher, healer, and teacher in Lynn, MA. In 1875, she bought the house at 12 Broad Street (originally number 8) where she finished writing and publishing her major work, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures . While living in Lynn or its environs during the 1860s and 1870s, Mary Baker Eddy was questioning conventional thought about spirituality and medicine. She studied the Bible, worked on manuscripts, taught, and practiced her newly discovered method of healing which, in time, she named, "Christian Science." Mowers' Block 7 Willow St. and 67-83 Blake St. Private residences. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Munroe Street Historic District Bounded by Market, Oxford, Washington Sts. and MBTA Commuter Rail Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Old Lynn High School Also known as Independent Industrial Shoemaking School 50 High St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Old Post Office Building 360 Washington St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. St. Stephen's Memorial Church Also known as St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 74 S. Common St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tapley Building 206 Broad St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Vamp Building Also known as Lynn Realty Building #4 3-15 Liberty Square Romanesque style building. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Find more museums in Massachusetts   If you know of an historic place to visit in Lynn, please submit it to jenn@gravematter.com