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Colonial Burial Ground 1639 View entire gallery 1st Ministers of Salisbury monument Hannah Allen d. 1736 Rev. James Allen d. 1695/96 Samuel Baker d. 1800 Sarah Baker d. 1800 Offin Boardman d. 1750 Sarah Boardman d. 1720 Jacob Bradbury d. 1718 Mary Bradbury d. 1723 Ensign Thomas Bradbury d. 1718/1719 Jemima Buswell d. 1802 Moses Buswell d. 1807 Moses Buswell d. 1819 Sarah Buswell d. 1708 Capt. William Buswell d. 1699, signed a deposition for the good character of Mary Bradbury, who was hung as a witch during the Salem Witch Trials. William Buswell Jr. d. 1742 Elizabeth Chase d. 1805 Rev. Caleb Cushing d. 1752 David Deal d. 1851 Elizabeth Deal d. 1863 Harriet Deal d. 1883 Mary Deal d. 1857 John Doole d. 1720 Rachel E. Dow d. 1854 Abigail Eaton d. 1830 Clarissa Eaton d. 1851 Jonathan D. Eaton d. 1831, lost at sea. Lydia Eaton d. 1827 Samuel Eaton d. 1854 Hannah Fellows d. 1803 Hannah Fellows d. 1814 John Fellows d. 1824 John Fellows, Jr. d. 1843, at New Orleans. Samuel Fellows d. 1810 Samuel Fellows d. 1811 Susannah Fellows d. 1848 Abbie R. Fitts d. 1854 Almeria E. Fitts d. 1850 Elizabeth A. Fitts d. 1851 Lois E. Fitts d. 1823 Louisa B. Fitts d. 1832 Maria F. Fitts d. 1832 Moses Fitts d. 1820 Sarah Fitts d. 1817 Amos French d. 1814, Revolutionary War Veteran. Benjamin French d. 1810 Betsy A. French d. 1832 Elizabeth French d. 1824 Hannah French d. 1880 Joshua French d. 1816 Josiah French d. 1838 Josiah French d. 1862 Judith French d. 1834 Mary Davis French d. 1842 Molly French d. 1799 Sarah French d. 1836 Silas French d. 1862 Franklin Gerrish d. 1852 Elizabeth Gerrish d. 1881 Elizabeth Gerrish d. 1849 Joseph Gerrish d. 1837 Joseph H. Gerrish d. 18?? Sargent Samuel Gill d. 1709 Elizabeth Grant d. 1819 Abigail Graves d. 1821 Mark Graves d. 1802 Mary Graves d. 1817 David Greeley d. 1773 Mary Greeley d. 1798 Phillip Greely d. 1717/18, his and his wife Sarah's are the oldest Greely/Greeley/Greele gravestones in existence. Samuel Greeley d. 1803, a cabinet-maker and Revolutionary War veteran who served at Valley Forge. Sarah Greely d. 1710

Martha Hastings d. 1830 Anna Hook d. 1840, heelstone Elisabeth Hook d. 1773 Jacob Hook d. 1773 James Hook d. 1793, his two brothers Josiah and Moses died two weeks later. Josiah Hook d. 1793 Moses Hook d. 1788 Moses Hook d. 1793 William Hook d. 1796, stone 2 Martha Hubbard d. 17?? Cornet Richard Hubbard d. 1719, a Cornet is the lowest grade of commissioned officer in a British cavalry troop, who carried the standard. Adeline Jackman d. 1836 Elizabeth Jackman d. 1776 Lydia Jackman d. 1838 Richard Long d. 1736 Sarah Long d. 1736 Elizabeth March d. 1766 Joseph March d. 1797 Lydia March d. 1811 Mary March d. 1804 Samuel March d. 1845 Ann Jewell Merrill d. 1831 Jane Merrill d. 1826 John Merrill d. 1826 Ann Moody d. 1858 Daniel Moody d. 1717/18 Daniel Moody d. 1815 Eunice Moody d. 1840 Henry Moody d. 1798 Jemima Moody d. 1796 Mary Moody d. 1823 Moses Moody d. 1825 Samuel Moodey d. 1756 William Moody d. 1844 Betsey J. Moulton d. 1846 Elizabeth J. Moulton d. 1863 John Noyes d. 1836 Rev. Edmund Noyes d. 1809 Abigail Pike d. 1777 Anna Pike d. 1854 Elias Pike d. 1790, drafted from the Essex Co. Militia into Capt. Morrel's Company. He was drafted to another company at first but failed to join. Elias Pike d. 1790 Elias Pike d. 1840, a volunteer at the Battle of Bunker Hill according to his gravestone, but other sources say he was drafted into Capt. Morrel's Company after failing to join another he was assigned to. Later his pension was rejected due to no proof of service. (Revolutionary War) Elizabeth Pike d. 1830 Hannah Pike d. 1777 Hannah Pike d. 1812 Hannah Pike d. 1793 Harriot Pike d. 1806 Jacob Pike d. 1781 Capt. James Pike d. 1793 John Pike d. 1832 Judith Noyes Pike d. 1840 Lydia March Pike d. 1833 Mary Pike d. 1829 Mary Pike d. 1836 Major Robert Pike d. 1706, one of the first settlers and first ministers of Salisbury. He was also a town leader and a judge who sat with the Essex County Quarterly Courts. Sally Pike d. 1817, died a day after her young infant. Samuel Pike d. 1821, in St. Domingo. Silas Pike d. 1858 Hannah Sawyer d. 1846 Bette Fellows Shaw d. 1803, Benjamin Steven jr. d. 1709/1710 Sarah Pike Bradbury Stockman d. 1718, once sued Ephraim Eaton for "endeavouring to draw away the affections" of her daughter Ann while she was engaged to another. Photo 2 Sargent Joseph True d. 1718 Lois Wadleigh d. 1838 George Walton d. 1817 Sally Coffin Walton d. 1831 Rev. John Wheelwright d. 1679, Was once vicar of Bilsby, England, but became a Puritan, and in 1636 emigrated to Boston to escape persecution. Later minister in Braintree, he was tried and found guilty of sedition and contempt for his sermons and was banished. Later pastor in Exeter NH, Wells ME, Hampton NH. He returned to England for 3 years and was received by Oliver Cromwell, who had been his fellow-student and friend. Rev. William Worcester d. 1662, First minister of Salisbury, came from England about 1639.

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