in the 82nd year of his age
[Two stones in memory of Captain John Barnard and Hannah Bigelow, his wife were removed from the South Burying Ground in 1900,
and placed in the Ancient Cemetery. They were grandparents of Dr. Henry Barnhard.
A great Grandson: Mr. Charles E. Gross Hartford assumed the responsibility of removal and preservation of the stones.
Captain John Barnhard was a valued officer in the Revolutionary War, a member of the Cincinnati, and friend of Washington.
ref: Restoring of the Ancient burying-ground of
Hartford and the widening of Gold street 1904
DAR CT Ruth Wyllys chapter, Hartford, CT]
[Two stones in memory of Captain John Barnard and Hannah Bigelow, his wife were removed from the South Burying Ground in 1900,
and placed in the Ancient Cemetery. They were grandparents of Dr. Henry Barnhard.
A great Grandson: Mr. Charles E. Gross Hartford assumed the responsibility of removal and preservation of the stones.
Captain John Barnhard was a valued officer in the Revolutionary War, a member of the Cincinnati, and friend of Washington.
ref: Restoring of the Ancient burying-ground of
Hartford and the widening of Gold street 1904
DAR CT Ruth Wyllys chapter, Hartford, CT]
in the 82nd year of his age
[Two stones in memory of Captain John Barnard and Hannah Bigelow, his wife were removed from the South Burying Ground in 1900,
and placed in the Ancient Cemetery. They were grandparents of Dr. Henry Barnhard.
A great Grandson: Mr. Charles E. Gross Hartford assumed the responsibility of removal and preservation of the stones.
Captain John Barnhard was a valued officer in the Revolutionary War, a member of the Cincinnati, and friend of Washington.
ref: Restoring of the Ancient burying-ground of
Hartford and the widening of Gold street 1904
DAR CT Ruth Wyllys chapter, Hartford, CT]
[Two stones in memory of Captain John Barnard and Hannah Bigelow, his wife were removed from the South Burying Ground in 1900,
and placed in the Ancient Cemetery. They were grandparents of Dr. Henry Barnhard.
A great Grandson: Mr. Charles E. Gross Hartford assumed the responsibility of removal and preservation of the stones.
Captain John Barnhard was a valued officer in the Revolutionary War, a member of the Cincinnati, and friend of Washington.
ref: Restoring of the Ancient burying-ground of
Hartford and the widening of Gold street 1904
DAR CT Ruth Wyllys chapter, Hartford, CT]
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