51. MARY RICE. | Wife of | Barnabas Brigham, | Died | Sept. 5, 1882, | Æt. 80 y'rs. 8 mo's.

"And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the | image of the heavenly."

[Sculptors' mark:] Andrews & Wheeler, Lowell.

[A daughter of Eber and Sarah (Barnes) Rice.]

[Urn and Willow Trees.]

52. In Memory of

Mrs. SARAH BRIGHAM,

wife of Mr. Uriah Brigham, | who died | Jan. 31, 1815.

Footstone: S. B.

[Her maiden name was Gott.]

[Urn and Willow Tree.]
|

53. In memory of | SOPHIA A. Daughter of Mr. Caleb & Mrs. Martha Brigham, | who died | March 25, 1833, | Æt. 13 ys.

Dear Parents grieve no more for me

My Parents grieve no more,
Believe that I am happier far

Than ever with you before :

I've left a world where woe and sin

Swell onward as a river;

And gain'd a world where I shall rest

In peace and joy forever.

[Urn and Willow Tree.]

54. In Memory of | Mr. URIAH BRIGHAM, | who

died | Oct. 22, 1782, | Æt. 55.

Footstone:U. B.

[This grave has a Revolutionary marker.]

55-56. WILLARD BRIGHAM | died | Feb. 7, 1843, Æt. 68.

ABIGAIL, his wife died | Feb. 10, 1843, | Æt.
Footstone: W. B. A. B.

71.

57. WILLIAM F. BRIGHAM, | Co. B. 45 Reg. м. V. M. Died July 18, 1863, | Aged 34 yrs.

We have loved him on earth,

May we meet him in heaven.

[This grave has a U. S. shield with name on the reverse.]

Brown.

[Urn and Willow Tree.]

58. In Memory of Mrs. LAURA ANN, | wife of Mr. William Brown | who died

| Æt. 18 years.

July 1, 1822;

The blooming rose smiles with the morning sun,
Just then looks gay soon withers and is gone;

As pleasant flowers go swiftly to decay,
Our troubled life with sorrow flees away.

Footstone: L. A. B.

[Her maiden name was Howe.]

59. Sacred

[Urns and Willow Tree.]

to | The Memory of SAMUEL

|

BROWN He died Sept. 27, | 1817 Æt. 54.

The sweet remembrance of the Just,
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust.

Footstone: A. R. (evidently from some other grave.)

[A Tree.]

60. In memory of

Mr. SAMUEL BROWN, | Jr. |

who died In Boston | Feb. 6, 1828, | Æt. 33.

The day is far spent, the evening is nigh,
When we must lay down the body and die.
Great God, we surrender our dust to thy care;
But, oh for the summons our spirits prepare.

Footstone: S. B.

Clapp.

61. MARY C. Wife of | Maynard B. Clapp | died

Dec. 18, 1841; | aged 23 years.

[Sculptor's mark:] B. H. Kinney, Market St., Worcester.

Footstone: M. C. C.

[Her name before marriage was Rice.]

Crosby.

62. ZERUIAH HALL CROSBY, | Born Sept. 15, 1802, | Died June 11, 1883.

Dalrymple.

63. ISABELLA, wife of | Silas B. Dalrymple, | formerly wife of | Jonathan Howe, | died | Mar. 17, 1859, | Æt. 46 yrs.

Bove.
[Front:]

MY WIFE

[Reverse:]

Edward Dove, died

64. SARAH E. | wife of

Feb. 17, 1879, | Æ. 34 yrs. 11 mos. | & 5 d's.

Dunton.

[Urns and Willow Tree.]

|

65-66. In memory of 2 Children of Capt. Mrs. Catharine Dunton.

Thomas and

MARY R. died Dec. 3, 1821, | Aged 6 ms.

ABRAHAM D. died Oct. 29, 1835, | Aged 1 yr. &

8 ms.

Cease Thy regrets, fond Parents cease,
Thy Infants dwell in joy and peace,
They are free from care, grief or pain,
To them thy loss is perfect gain.

Footstone: M. R. D. | A. D. D.

Fay.

[Urn and Willow Tree.]

67. To the memory of | BENT FAY, | Born May

24, 1798; | Died July 24, 1831.

In childhood and in early youth he knew,
The light of life, the light of reason too;
But just as manhood was unfolding fair,
His reason fled, and left him to despair.
Reader, 'twas sad; yet such may be thy fate;
Then reason justly, ere it be too late :
Discharge all duty in thy present sphere,
For there's no work, device, nor knowledge here.

Footstone: B. F.