Heare Lyes the Body of ISAAC MORGIN son of Isaac Morgin. [The above is without doubt the oldest stone in Enfield cemetery. It is broken. The lettering has apparently been re-cut so far as it could be deciphered and is all in capitals. The stone is said to have been discovered under ground some years ago, where a grave was being dug, and was at that time set in its present position. J.A. Kibbe.]
[from "History of Enfield," Vol. III, by Francis Olcott Allen, c. 1900, page 2351]
[from "History of Enfield," Vol. III, by Francis Olcott Allen, c. 1900, page 2351]
Heare Lyes the Body of ISAAC MORGIN son of Isaac Morgin. [The above is without doubt the oldest stone in Enfield cemetery. It is broken. The lettering has apparently been re-cut so far as it could be deciphered and is all in capitals. The stone is said to have been discovered under ground some years ago, where a grave was being dug, and was at that time set in its present position. J.A. Kibbe.]
[from "History of Enfield," Vol. III, by Francis Olcott Allen, c. 1900, page 2351]
[from "History of Enfield," Vol. III, by Francis Olcott Allen, c. 1900, page 2351]
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