First Congregational Church The First Congregational Church in Kittery Point was established in 1714, and both the cemetery and church are located on Rt. 103, Pepperell Rd., Kittery Point. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. View entire gallery More photos uploaded than transcribed. Crew of the brig Hattie Eaton, Photo 2 Cast away on Gerrish Island March 21, 1876 Crew of 8 white and negro and 1 stowaway, Near this stone lie six bodies never claimed." Mary Ann ?? d. 1819 Statira A. ?? d. 1835 Rev. John M. C. Bartley d. 1860 Susan Dana Bartley d. 1900 Susan Dana Bartley d. 1919 Julia B. Berry d. 1913 Moses G. Berry d. 1908, enlisted as a musician in the Union Army, later member of Co. G, 27th Maine Infantry (Civil War). Betsey Billings d. 1873 Capt. Daniel Billings d. 1880 Ephriam Billings d. 1841 Capt. Robert Billings d. 1858 Sally Billings d. 1877 Adeline Brown d. 1843 Capt. John Brown d. 1836, lost at sea. Sally Brown d. 1843 Lavinia Chase d. 1815 ?? Cutts d. 1809 Charles C. Cutts d. 1869 Eliza Cutts d. 1846 Elizabeth A. Cutts d. 1900 Ellen H. Cutts d. 1862 Harriet Cutts d. 1837 Capt. Joseph Cutts d. 1861, a once wealthy East India merchant who lost his fame and fortune through the Embargo Act of Pres. Thomas Jefferson. Lieut. Joseph Cutts d. 18?? Mary Chauncy Cutts d. 1842 Oliver Cutts d. 1889 Sarah C. Cutts d. 1874 Temperence M. Cutts d. 1869 Dea. Charles Duncan d. 1885 Emily Duncan d. 1885 John Henry Duncan d. 1836 Sarah Ellen Duncan d. 1836 Axsel Engerbretson d. 1878 Bernard Engerbretson d. 1882 Engerbret Engerbretson Gustava Engerbretson d. 1880 Capt. John Follet d. 1820 Mercy Follet, Sr. d. 1797 Mercy Follet, Jr. d. 1852 Capt. Robert Follet, Jr. d. 1815 Capt. Robert Follet, Sr. d. 1780, a doctor and a captain during the Revolutionary War, stationed at Kittery Point. Thomas Haswell Fortune d. 1882 Capt. Asa Frisbee d. 1872 Mary A. Frisbee d. 1854 Follet Gerrish d. 1934 Joseph Gerrish, Jr. d. 1844 Maria F. Blaisdell Gerrish d. 1930 Mary Follett Gerrish d. 1839 Mehitable Gerrish Sarah Eliot Gerrish d. 1863, she " retained her intellectual and social quality to a remarkable degree in her advanced years", 92. Capt. Samuel Gerrish d. 1807 William T. Gerrish, Esq. d. 1845 Elizabeth C. Grace d. 1851 Elizabeth S. Billings Grace d. 1852 Charles Francis Hagner d. 1844 George W. Hamilton d. 1843 Jane Hill d. 1864 Josiah Hill d. 186? Thomas Jenkins d. 17?? Lydia Emery Follet Lawrence d. 1861, wife of Col. John Lawrence and daughter of John Emery, Esq. of York. She was first married to Capt. John Follett. Harriot Henderson Lewis d. 1871 Elizabeth Billings Lowe d. 1851 Jeremiah Lowe d. 1832 Joanna Mitchell, d. 1855, widow of Capt. Benjamin Mitchell. Rev. John Newmarch photo 2, d. 1754, first pastor of the First Congregational Church in Kittery. A. E. Phillips, Co. K, 17th Maine Infantry (Civil War) Albert W. Phillips d. 1888 Mary C.J. Randall d. 1896 Rev. Benjamin Stevens d. 1791, Pastor of the First Congregational Church in Kittery. Charles Eliot Thaxter d. 1838 Levi Thaxter d. 1884, husband of Celia Laighton Thaxter (the famous poet from the Isles of Shoals.) She was sixteen when they married and he was her tutor. Levi was an actor and was well known for his readings, especially of Robert Browning poems who wrote his epitaph inscribed on his grave. Mary Thaxter d. 1912 Roland Thaxter d. 1932, a well known Microbiologist. He was the first person to isolate the Myxobacteria and recognize them as distinct. Temerance Tobey d. 1865 Capt. William Tobey d. 1878 John Walker d. 1746, a shipwright Robert Cutt Whipple d. 1761, the brother of William Whipple, signer of the Declaration of Independence and Revolutionary War General. Capt. William Whipple d. 1751, the father of William Whipple

Chauncy Family Burial Plot The Chauncy Family burial plot is also located on Rt. 103 further down the road. There is only one carved gravestone surrounded by fieldstone markers. Charles Chauncy d. 1789, the only inscribed stone among many blank markers. Dennett Family Cemetery Located on Haley Farm Road. View entire gallery Betsey Dennet d. 1807 Dorcas Dennett d. 1857 John Dennett d. 1833 Capt. John Dennett d. 1837 Sarah Dennett d. 1818 Capt. Thomas Dennett d. 1840 Betsey Dennett Frisbee d. 1817 Dennett (2) Family Cemetery Old Dennett Road. Photos uploaded but not transcribed View entire gallery Lewis Family Cemetery View entire gallery Delia ? Ralph ? Simon ? ?? Cheney d. 1946 Francis H. Edgar d. 1901 George M. Cheney d. 1934 A?? Lewis d. 1835 Dolly Lewis d. 1877 Ephraim S. Lewis d. 1832, a doctor who practiced for 40 years in Franklin, Maine. Sal?? Lewis d. 1841 ?? Osborne d. 1895 Francis M. Osborn d. 1902 Lucinda Seaward d. 1906 Thomas D. Seaward d. 1903 Dolly A. Smith d. 1928 Ransom E. Smith d. 1928 Orchard Grove Cemetery Photos uploaded but not transcribed View entire gallery   Pepperell Family Cemetery View entire gallery Rice Family Cemetery Photos uploaded but not transcribed View entire gallery Wentworth Family Cemetery Photos uploaded but not transcribed View entire gallery Wilson Family Cemetery Photos uploaded but not transcribed. View entire gallery

More History in Kittery to Visit Bray House Pepperell Rd., Kittery Point Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Private Residence. Dennett Garrison 100 Dennett Rd. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. First Congregational Church and Parsonage N and S side of Whipple (Pepperell) Rd. Greek Revival, Colonial style. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Fort McClary Also known as Fort William Off ME 103 near Fort McClary State Park Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Gerrish Warehouse Pepperrell Cove off ME 103 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Isles of Shoals Some islands located in Maine, some in New Hampshire 10 miles off the coast of Kittery/Portsmouth/Rye. Tours to and around the island are available in Portsmouth, Rye, & Newburyport. Starting as a fishing community in the 16th century, and later a resort community popular during the Victorian era, it's most famous residents are Samuel Haley, the Smuttynose Murder victims and writer Celia Thaxter. More information and history. John Paul Jones Memorial Park Bounded by Newmarch St. and Hunter Ave., Kittery Foreside Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lady Pepperrell House ME 103 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mark F. and Eliza J. Wentworth House 9 Wentworth St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Also known as Kittery Navy Yard Seavey Island Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Rice Public Library 8 Wentworth St. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Robert and Louisa Traip House 2 Wentworth St. Greek Revival style. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Whaleback Light Station Portsmouth Harbor Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Whipple House 88 Whipple Rd. Private residence. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. William Dean Howels House Pepperrell Rd., Kittery Point Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. William Pepperrell House On ME 103 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. If you know of an historic place to visit in Kittery, please submit it to jenn@gravematter.com Find more museums in Maine