Age: 79
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery in the late 19th Century from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
A brother of Col. Timothy Bigelow, he was chosen as a member of a committee to inspect the tories passing between Lancaster & Worcester, or any other way. Was Deacon of the First Unitarian Church from its organization in 1785.
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery in the late 19th Century from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
A brother of Col. Timothy Bigelow, he was chosen as a member of a committee to inspect the tories passing between Lancaster & Worcester, or any other way. Was Deacon of the First Unitarian Church from its organization in 1785.
Age: 79
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery in the late 19th Century from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
A brother of Col. Timothy Bigelow, he was chosen as a member of a committee to inspect the tories passing between Lancaster & Worcester, or any other way. Was Deacon of the First Unitarian Church from its organization in 1785.
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery in the late 19th Century from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
A brother of Col. Timothy Bigelow, he was chosen as a member of a committee to inspect the tories passing between Lancaster & Worcester, or any other way. Was Deacon of the First Unitarian Church from its organization in 1785.
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