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Watertown births: Elizabeth Barsham Daughter of willyam & Anable Borne the 29 of July : 1658
Marriage: Adam Eve of Boston bef. 1695 (July 5, 1694?)
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William Barsham and Annabella came over in 1630 and had a homestall near Mount Auburn. Freeman in 1637, Selectman in 1653. He had nine children; the eldest graduated from Harvard, 1658; the youngest was Mrs. Adam Eve whose grave is in the old burying-ground. (Robinson, G. Frederick, Great Little Watertown : a tercentenary history, 1930)
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Watertown births: Elizabeth Barsham Daughter of willyam & Anable Borne the 29 of July : 1658
Marriage: Adam Eve of Boston bef. 1695 (July 5, 1694?)
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William Barsham and Annabella came over in 1630 and had a homestall near Mount Auburn. Freeman in 1637, Selectman in 1653. He had nine children; the eldest graduated from Harvard, 1658; the youngest was Mrs. Adam Eve whose grave is in the old burying-ground. (Robinson, G. Frederick, Great Little Watertown : a tercentenary history, 1930)
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Watertown births: Elizabeth Barsham Daughter of willyam & Anable Borne the 29 of July : 1658
Marriage: Adam Eve of Boston bef. 1695 (July 5, 1694?)
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William Barsham and Annabella came over in 1630 and had a homestall near Mount Auburn. Freeman in 1637, Selectman in 1653. He had nine children; the eldest graduated from Harvard, 1658; the youngest was Mrs. Adam Eve whose grave is in the old burying-ground. (Robinson, G. Frederick, Great Little Watertown : a tercentenary history, 1930)
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Watertown births: Elizabeth Barsham Daughter of willyam & Anable Borne the 29 of July : 1658
Marriage: Adam Eve of Boston bef. 1695 (July 5, 1694?)
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William Barsham and Annabella came over in 1630 and had a homestall near Mount Auburn. Freeman in 1637, Selectman in 1653. He had nine children; the eldest graduated from Harvard, 1658; the youngest was Mrs. Adam Eve whose grave is in the old burying-ground. (Robinson, G. Frederick, Great Little Watertown : a tercentenary history, 1930)
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Bio by: Bill Boyington
Inscription
Here lyes Buried ye
Body of Mrs. Elizabeth
Eve, Wife to Mr. Adam
Eve, Who Died July
28th 1735 in ye 78th
Year of her Age.
Family Members
Spouse
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