In bloom of youth behold I die, Till Christ shall call me from the dust. Footstone: J. S. [Death's Head.] 480. Here Js Jnterred; | Remains of Mr' | LYDIA STOW wife of M' Samuel Stow | Daught' of James | Minott Esq. & Mr | Rebecah his wife who | departed this Life | February 14th A.D | 1742 | 3 Jn 56th year of her age Footstone: Mr Lydia | Stow 481. LYDIA STOw, | Formerly wife of Isaac Maynard, | died | July 27, 1863, | Æ. 87 Ys. 10 Ms. 18 Ds. [Sculptor's mark:] Tateum, Westboro. [She was married in 1828 to Abraham Stow.] [Urn and Willow Tree.] 482. In memory of | Mrs. PHEBE STOW, | daur. of Mr. Abram: & | Mrs. Elizth: S:ow; | who died July 4, 1820, | Æt. 22. Footstone: P. S. My days alas! alike have ben. 483. Erected [Urn and Trees.] in memory of Mr. | QUARTUS STOW, who died June 20th: | 1798, in the 43. | Year [Stowe Monument, Front Face:] 484. RUFUS STOWE, died | October 9, 1838, | aged 49 years. 485. Reunited 1885. [Stowe Monument, South Face :] THANKFUL STOWE, | widow of | Rufus Stowe, born Feb. 15, 1791, | died Jan. 16, 1885. Living, loving, just the same, On a brighter happier shore. [She was a daughter of Daniel and Thankful (Brigham) Brigham.] [Stowe Monument, North Face:] 486-487. WILLIAM B. | died Dec. 1, 1848, | aged 20 years & 9 mos. An Infant son | died June 1, 1815; | Sons of Rufus | & Thankful Stowe. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 488. In memory of Mrs. RUTH STOw, consort of | Mr. Josiah Stow, | who died | Nov. 18, 1810, | Æt. 75. Footstone: Twas sin that drew upon our race R. S. [She was a daughter of Peter and Grace Howe.] [Crossed Bones and Death's Head with a Wig.] 489. Here lies; Body of | M'. SAMUEL STOW | he died February | 131769 in ; | 89 Year of his Age. Behold & fee as you pass by As you are now fow once was I Prepare for Death and follow me. Footstone: Mr Samuel | Stow | 1769. 490. Ætat. 89. [Urn and Willow Tree.] Dea". SAMUEL STOW. | died | Jan. 12, 1813: (See next page) Singular calmness, prudence and stability, strong powers of mind, guided | by a sense of GOD, and display'd in bright examples of | humble Piety; readiness to do good and prayer- | ful submission to a long series of distressing affliction in his family-truly magnified his Office. In the closing scene of an eminently devout | life he was sustain'd by a luminous and opening prospect of a glorious Resurrection | in CHRIST. Footstone: [A Tree] S. Srow [Urns, Willow Tree, Arch and Keystone with W. S.] 491. Here rest the remains of | Cap'. WILLIAM STOW | he died | April 11 1808 | Æt. 35. All our ambition Death defeats but one And that it crowns---but ere long, More powerful proof shall take the field, Footstone: C. W. S. Stuart. 492. CHARLES STUART | died | Nov. 5, 1853, | Æt. 64. Footstone: C. S. Tattlow. [Death's Head.] 493. Here lies the Body of M'. | THOMAS Tatt Low who departed this | Life October the 22 | Anno Domini 1756 | Aged 61 Years. A Man of Honesty, Justice & Integrity Footstone: THOMAS | TATTLOW | 1756 494. Telfer. [Death's Head.] In Memory of M'. JAMES TELFER | who died 18th of Jan3. 1776. | in; 63d. Year | of his Age. Footstone: Mr James | Telfer | 1776 Temple, 495. AARON TEMPLE, | died | Sept. 12, 1875, | Æ. 79 ys. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 496. In Memory of | Mrs. BETSY, | wife of | Mr. Ira Temple, | Formerly wife of | Mr. John P. Maynard, who died | July 19, 1828, | Æt. 39. Footstone: B. T. 497. DAVID TEMPLE, | Son of M'. David & Elifabeth Temple; | died Aug. 6th. | 1788, aged 1 | day. TEMPLE, who died | Sep. 25, AD 1821. | Æt. 81. Here lies a man was good without pretence Blest with plain reason & with common sense, He lived a life of labour & of toil His chief delight to cultivate the soil; While here his mind was oft with cares opprst 'Till tired of earth he fled to heaven for rest. [Sculptor's mark:] Wm. Farnsworth, Groton. Footstone: D. T. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 499. In memory of Mrs. ELIZABETH, | Relict of [Death's Head.] 500. In Memory of Mr. ISAAC TEMPLE | who Died Jan 14 | 1765 Aged 85 | Years 11 Month' | & 9 Days Footstone: [Death's Head.] | Ifaac | Temple | 1765 [Urn and Willow Tree.] 501. Grateful Respect | Erected this Memorial of | Mrs. JOANNA TEMPLE, | Relict of John Temple | of Marlborough, deceased. | She died July 25th: | 1797. Ætat. 69. Cheerfulness & Piety, happily united in her life, adorned the Religion she profeffed. Footstone:+Mrs. Joanna Temple 502. Sacred to [Death's Head.] the memory of | M'. JOHN TEM PLE, who died Sept. 23, 1793; | Æť. 81. Prepare me Lord for thy right hand, Then come the joyful day ; Come death and fome celeftial band, Footstone: Mr John Temple. [Broken Stone.] 503. JOHN TEMPLE, Jr. | Died | [part missing.] "It is the hope, the bli— Which Jesus's grace has giv— The hope when days and years are- [Sculptor's mark:] D. Nichols, Lowell. 504. [Urn and Willow Tree.] In memory of Mr. | JOHN TEMPLE, 3d: | who died | April 2, 1829; | Æt. 44. Footstone: J. T. 505. [An Urn with J. T.] In memory of M'. JONAS TEMPLE, | who died March 8, 1803: | Ætatis 87. The world behind me offer'd me its charms, Footstone: Mr. | J. Temple. |