Cunningham. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 96. Mr. ELI | CUNNINGHAM, | died | June 5, 1837, | Æt. 44. What though affliction here would heave a sigh, Calm resignation clasps a Saviour's cross, And mourns, but does not murmur at the loss. Footstone: E. C. Davis. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 97. HANNAH, | daughter of | Mr. Eliphaz & | Mrs. Hannah Davis | died | June 12, 1816, | Æt. 5 months. Footstone: H. D. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 98. In memory of Mrs. HANNAH, | wife of Mr. Eliphaz Davis, | who died | Aug. 9, 1817: | Æt. 25. 99. In Memory of MARY; | Daugh'. of M'. Jofiah & | M". Mary Fay. | & Grand daughter of | M'. Peter, & M". Mary | Bent. she died Jan'. | 1773: in the 15th | Year of her | Age. How lov'd how Valu'd Once, Avails me not; To Whom Related, Or by whom forgot. Footstone: Mary Fay 1773. € 22. 100. In Felton. [Urn and Willow Tree.] Memory of Mr. AZADIAH | FELTON, | who died | Feb. 25, 1819. | Æt. 93 years | & II' months. Footstone: A. F. My Saviour calls and I must go [She was the widow of Jacob Felton, whose inscription follows, and a daughter of Ephraim Howe. Her first name is commonly written Hazadiah. The prefix of Mr. cut on the stone was an error. [Death's Head.] ΙΟΙ. In memory of M'. JACOB FELTON, who of his died November 20th. | 1789. in the 77th year age. Why do we mourn departing friends, Or fhake at Death's alarms; 'Tis but the voice which Jefus fends, Footstone: Mr. | Jacob Felton. 102. [Urn and Willow Tree.] Mrs. LEVINAH | wife of | Mr. Stephen Felton, | died | March 6, 1842 | Æt. 87. Footstone: L. F. Farewell, dear friends and children too For Christ has called me home, In a short time he'll call for you, Prepare yourselves to come. [She was a daughter of David Stowe.] 103. LUCRETIA | Wife of | Silas Felton Esq. | Died July 17, 1862. | Aged 84 ys. 4 Mo. Mother we have no cause to mourn For Jesus was thy hope, thy trust. On angels wings thy spirit borne Has gone to its eternal rest [A daughter of Levi Fay. After the death of Silas Felton (No. 106) she married April 13, 1831, Col. Lovell Barnes, who died the following August. Her name was again changed to Felton in 1844.] [Urn and Willow Tree.] 104. In memory of SALLY FELTON, daught' of Mr. Joel & Susanna Felton, | who died Sep'. 26. | 1804. Aged 3 years | & 11 months | & 8 days. A morning plant a garding flower Footstone:+Sally Felton [Her parents are buried in the Brigham Cemetery.] [Death's Head.] 105. In memory of M'. SILAS FELTON, | Son of M'. Jacob & Hezediah Felton. | who died Sept'. 4th 1775: in the 21st of his age. year Virtue, not rolling funs the mind matures; That life is long which answers life's great end. Footstone: Mr Silas Felton. 106. SILAS FELTON Esq. | Died in | Feltonville, | Aug. 16, 1828, | Aged 52 y's. 6 Mo. Low where the husband father Christian lies, Wept by the wife the child the Neighbours eyes. The path of duty leading up to god. 107. Erected [Urn and Willow Tree.] in Memory of Mr. STEPHEN FELTON who died | Nov. 3, 1827, | Æt. 75. How still and peaceful is the grave, Where life's vain tumults past: Th' appointed house, by heaven's decree, Footstone: S. F. [This grave has a Revolutionary marker.] Gates. [Urn and Willow Tree.] 108. In memory of Mrs. ELIZABETH GATES, | Relict of Capt. Silas Gates, who died March 20, 1806 | Æt. 74 [See lines, next page.] Friend nor physician could not save, When Christ shall call me to appear. Footstone: Mrs. | E. Gates [She was a daughter of Ebenezer Bragg, who moved from Marlborough to Shrewsbury.] 109. [Death's Head.] In memory [of] | Captain SILAS G[ATES] | who died August 2 [5, 1793,] | Ætatis 66. Vain man, thy fond purfu [it forbear,] Repent, your end is nigh;] Death at the fartheft can't [be far,] O think before you die. Footstone: Capt. | Silas Gates. [One side of the headstone has been broken off, as indicated by the brackets. The grave has a Revo lutionary marker.] [An Urn.] IIO. In Memory of | WILLIAM GATES, | Son of | Capt. William & Mrs. | Elizabeth Gates, | who died | Sept. 26, 1806, | in the 14 year of | his age. Footstone: William G. III. Gibbon. [Scroll and Cherub's Head.] This Monument is Erected In Memory of Mrs. ABIGAIL GIBBON, Confort of M'. Samuel who departed this life the 19th Gibbon, 1787. in the 26th | year of her age. Could gratefull love recall the fleeting breath, Or fond affection foothe relentless death; Then had this ftone ne'er claim'd a focial tear, Nor read to thoughtless man a lesson here. Footstone: Mrs. | Abigail Gibbon of July, [She was a daughter of Isaac and Hepzibah Colburn of Dedham, and came to Marlborough from that town with her husband soon after her marriage.] I12. [Urn and Willow Tree.] This Monument is | Erected in memory | of Mrs. ABIGAIL GIBBON, Consort of | Samuel Gibbon, Esq. | who departed this life | March 31, 1826. Æt. 50. [Lines as in No. 111.] Footstone: A. G. [She was the third wife of Samuel Gibbon. Her maiden name was Cogswell.] [Urn and Willow Tree.] 113. Sacred to the memory of | Mrs. | ELIZABETH GIBBON, Wife of | Mr. Samuel Gibbon, | who departed this life | April 29, 1800, | aged 32 years. [Lines as in Nos. 111, 112.] [She was the second wife of Samuel Gibbon. Her maiden name was Perkins.] [Urn and Willow Tree.] 114-115. Erected | In memory of | two children | of Samuel and | Abigail Gibbon: | HENRY | died Dec. 25, 1825; | Et. 20. | WILLIAM | died March 22, I8o3; | Æt. 9 mo. Footstone: H. G. W. G. [A Scroll.] 116. In memory of SAMUEL GIBBON, Son of Samuel & Abigail | Gibbon, who died July 7th: | 1787. aged 4 months & 19 days. Death, which doth fin & forrow thus prevent, Is the next bleffing to a life well spent. Footstone: Samuel | Gibbon [Urn and Willow Tree.] died 117-119. Erected | In memory of three children | of Samuel and | Elizabeth Gibbon : | SAMUEL at Charleston | S. C. Dec. 2, 1816. | Æt. 25. | (See next page) |