"Annual Report By Peabody Historical Society, Peabody, Mass 1909-1910"
Page 13
"The Felton Burial Grounds"
The present Felton Burial Ground, Prospect Street, is a part of 18 acres which were bought May 6, 1686, by John Felton (2), Nathaniel (1) of his brother-in-law Samuel Endicott, by a "Turf and Twig" deed, six months later, it is also recorded.The Cemetery is still used and well cared fer.
The following inscriptions were copied by Daniel Henry Felton. A list of several without stones is also added, and there are others which have not been identified, and additions to this list will be gratefully received."
Page 13
"The Felton Burial Grounds"
The present Felton Burial Ground, Prospect Street, is a part of 18 acres which were bought May 6, 1686, by John Felton (2), Nathaniel (1) of his brother-in-law Samuel Endicott, by a "Turf and Twig" deed, six months later, it is also recorded.The Cemetery is still used and well cared fer.
The following inscriptions were copied by Daniel Henry Felton. A list of several without stones is also added, and there are others which have not been identified, and additions to this list will be gratefully received."
"Annual Report By Peabody Historical Society, Peabody, Mass 1909-1910"
Page 13
"The Felton Burial Grounds"
The present Felton Burial Ground, Prospect Street, is a part of 18 acres which were bought May 6, 1686, by John Felton (2), Nathaniel (1) of his brother-in-law Samuel Endicott, by a "Turf and Twig" deed, six months later, it is also recorded.The Cemetery is still used and well cared fer.
The following inscriptions were copied by Daniel Henry Felton. A list of several without stones is also added, and there are others which have not been identified, and additions to this list will be gratefully received."
Page 13
"The Felton Burial Grounds"
The present Felton Burial Ground, Prospect Street, is a part of 18 acres which were bought May 6, 1686, by John Felton (2), Nathaniel (1) of his brother-in-law Samuel Endicott, by a "Turf and Twig" deed, six months later, it is also recorded.The Cemetery is still used and well cared fer.
The following inscriptions were copied by Daniel Henry Felton. A list of several without stones is also added, and there are others which have not been identified, and additions to this list will be gratefully received."
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