Daughter of James and Sally (Simonds or Simmons) Wallace, both born Maine. Widow at the time of her death.
Town records indicate that she was buried at Mount Hope.
Samuel and Harriet (Wallace) Brown were the parents of Samuel T. Brown, born in 1843, died March 24, 1903 in Nashua. His wife Henrietta (Barker) and three of his children are known to be buried in Section 2, Lot 362. He probably was as well, although there is no stone and existing records only show that he was buried in Acton without specifying the cemetery. His mother Harriet (Wallace) Brown is known to be buried at Mount Hope. There seems to have been some confusion in the records as to where she is buried, but lacking other connections to Acton, it is most likely that she was buried with her son's family. Though some stones seem to be missing from the Brown lot, there is one marked "Mother" and "Frank." This might have been meant for Samuel's mother.
Town records indicate that she was buried at Mount Hope.
Samuel and Harriet (Wallace) Brown were the parents of Samuel T. Brown, born in 1843, died March 24, 1903 in Nashua. His wife Henrietta (Barker) and three of his children are known to be buried in Section 2, Lot 362. He probably was as well, although there is no stone and existing records only show that he was buried in Acton without specifying the cemetery. His mother Harriet (Wallace) Brown is known to be buried at Mount Hope. There seems to have been some confusion in the records as to where she is buried, but lacking other connections to Acton, it is most likely that she was buried with her son's family. Though some stones seem to be missing from the Brown lot, there is one marked "Mother" and "Frank." This might have been meant for Samuel's mother.
Daughter of James and Sally (Simonds or Simmons) Wallace, both born Maine. Widow at the time of her death.
Town records indicate that she was buried at Mount Hope.
Samuel and Harriet (Wallace) Brown were the parents of Samuel T. Brown, born in 1843, died March 24, 1903 in Nashua. His wife Henrietta (Barker) and three of his children are known to be buried in Section 2, Lot 362. He probably was as well, although there is no stone and existing records only show that he was buried in Acton without specifying the cemetery. His mother Harriet (Wallace) Brown is known to be buried at Mount Hope. There seems to have been some confusion in the records as to where she is buried, but lacking other connections to Acton, it is most likely that she was buried with her son's family. Though some stones seem to be missing from the Brown lot, there is one marked "Mother" and "Frank." This might have been meant for Samuel's mother.
Town records indicate that she was buried at Mount Hope.
Samuel and Harriet (Wallace) Brown were the parents of Samuel T. Brown, born in 1843, died March 24, 1903 in Nashua. His wife Henrietta (Barker) and three of his children are known to be buried in Section 2, Lot 362. He probably was as well, although there is no stone and existing records only show that he was buried in Acton without specifying the cemetery. His mother Harriet (Wallace) Brown is known to be buried at Mount Hope. There seems to have been some confusion in the records as to where she is buried, but lacking other connections to Acton, it is most likely that she was buried with her son's family. Though some stones seem to be missing from the Brown lot, there is one marked "Mother" and "Frank." This might have been meant for Samuel's mother.
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