AT REST
IN
PERRY, MAINE
COMPILED in 1990 BY
JEANNE O’SHEA WAGNER
AND
COLON S. MORRISON
UPDATED BY FRANCES M. RAYE IN 2006.
If you find omissions or corrections, please write or telephone me.
Frances M. Raye
410 Shore Road
Perry, Maine 04667
207-853-6630
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents
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Hiram Gove Farm
James Pottle Property
Gleason Road Cemetery
Frost Cemetery
Bayview Cemetery
Harry Shane Property
Morrison Property
Gates Johnson Property
Perkins Cemetery
Shore Road Cemetery
Loring Cemetery
Robinson Cemetery
Loring Cemetery
Loring Cemetery
Johnson Cemetery
Wayne Small Property
Chas Pottle Property
Deveraux Road Cemetery
Seeley Cemetery
Charles Lincoln Farm Cemetery
Pottle Cemetery – Lovely Road
John Mitchell Property
Ross Cemetery
Seeley Cemetery
Bishop Cemetery
Boyden Cemetery – across Mill Stream in Robbinston
Bugbee Cemetery
Golding Cemetery
Leland Cemetery
Bert McPhail Cemetery
Willard Frost Property
Leighton Cemetery
East Bay Cemetery
Stoddard Cemetery
Leach Point Cemetery
Lincoln Cemetery
Lincoln Cemetery
Doring-Shaw Property
Tuttle Cemetery
Trott Cemetery
Frost Cemetery
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Armstrong Memorial
Mahar Cemetery
Hibbard Cemetery
Hibbard Cemetery
Altvater Cemetery
Hibbard Cemetery
McDormand-Walton Cemetery
Pottle Cemetery
Restlawn Cemetery
Garnett Property
Maloney Property
Flagg Property
Index
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Location No. 1
Hiram Gove Farm Cemetery
Rt. 1 and Rt. 190
This cemetery is in the woods behind the Wabanaki Mall at the junction of Rt.
1 and Rt. 190. When in the cemetery and looking toward Rt. 1, the Perry
Farmers Union can be seen. This cemetery is very difficult to find and is not
well maintained.
COX
Charles F., Co. M, 2 Me. Cav. (Civil War)
COX
Cyrus, Co. L, 1 DC Cav. (Civil War)
COX
H.B., Co. E, 28th Me. Inf. (Civil War)
FROST
James A., (or R.) 1855 – 1930 (Civil War)
Drusilla L. 1858 – 1930
Arthur A., 1887 – 1937 Listed in book of WW1 Veterans.
Entered in Calais July 30, 1918 as Private ORG
151 Dep. Brig. To Aug. 21, 1918
Co. C. 74th Infantry to discharge.
Honorable Discharge Dec. 13, 1918
4181523 Ser. # (Civil War)
MORRISON
George W., Co. G, 1 Me. Cav. (Civil War)
UNKNOWN
(Civil War)
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Location No. 2
Ralph and Jean Farris Property
Gleason Road
From the Junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190, proceed north 0.3 miles to Shore Rd.
Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 0.25 miles to Gleason Rd. Turn right
onto Gleason Rd. and proceed 0.2 miles to the cemetery which is in the woods
on the right side of Gleason Rd. This cemetery would be difficult to find
without a knowledgeable guide.
OLMSTEAD
Elizabeth, wife of Eliphalet OLMSTEAD,
Died Nov. 30, 1836, ae 42 yrs., 8 mos.
“My partner kind and children dear,
If warm affection could of kept you here
Sure you would not have fled,
Nor would you now be numbered
With the dead”
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Location No. 3
Gleason Rd. Cemetery
Just after Gerald and Sarah Morrison Property
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 0.25 miles to Gleason Rd.
Turn right onto Gleason Rd. and proceed 0.3 miles to the cemetery which is
on the left side of Gleason Rd. The stones can be seen from the road, but
during the summer the area tends to become overgrown with ferns.
ARMSTRONG
Lester E., Mar. 13, 1863 – Nov. 13, 1895
Stella A., his wife, Nov. 11, 1868 – Aug. 29, 1905
BEARCE
Emily (See Jesse GLEASON lot)
BRACKETT
Lona, 1906 – 1911
BROWN
Caleb, died Apr. 3, 1904 ae 83 yrs.
(son of Caleb & Ruth BROWN
and twin to Ruth BROWN.)
Ref: Alice Otis, Perry, Maine)
Emily, his wife, died Apr. 22, 1902, ae 76 yrs.
BROWN
Jethro Jr., son of Jethro & Eliza Ann BROWN,
Died July 14, 1860, ae 20 yrs., 3 mos.
BROWN
Levi P., Oct. 15, 1811 – Sept. 7, 1885
Ruth, Mar. 28, 1821 – Feb. 17, 1900
(Levi and Ruth are the children of Caleb & Ruth
BROWN, and Ruth is a twin to Caleb BROWN.)
Ref: Alice Otis, Perry, Maine
BROWN
Nancy E., died Sept. 19, 1853, ae 6 yrs.
Ruth, died July 13, 1848, ae 3 wks.
daughters of Jethro & Eliza BROWN
BROWN
Ruth, dau. Of Jethro & Eliza BROWN,
Died Sept. 12, 1854, ae 3 yrs.
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BROWN
Ruth, wife of Caleb BROWN died Dec. 6, 1833,
ae 57 yrs.
BROWN
Susan M., wife of L.P. BROWN,
Died Mar. 24, 1868, ae 29 yrs.
BUTTON
Eulalie E., (see Frank H. Doyle lot)
CLARK
Ernest Capt., 1865 – 1939
Matilda L., his wife, 1866 – 1929
Kenneth P., their son, 1897 – 1959 “Buried at Sea”
CLARK
Katherine EVANS, Nov. 9, 1971
CLARK
Merton, 1892 – 1927
CORBETT
Edward, 1874 – (no date)
Emma I. DOYLE, his wife, 1873 – 1941
CURRIER
Jethro, 1860 – 1918
Dora REYNOLDS, his wife, 1872 – (no date)
Jennie WAHL, their dau., 1892 – 1918
James E., son of Joseph D. & Sarah CURRIER,
Died February 3 (or 4), 1890
Joseph D., 1821 – 1900
Sarah, his wife, 1827 – 1891
DAVIS
Charles S., Dec. 16, 1817 – Mar. 25, 1894
Priscilla C., his wife, died Aug. 10, 1879,
ae. 60 yrs., 6 mos., 5 days
Also their children:
Charles S. Jr., died Mar. 8, 1843 ae 11 mos., 4 days
Linnie STEARNS, died Dec. 26, 1866,
ae. 10 yrs., 7 mos.
B. CHURCH, July 5, 1847 – Dec. 23, 1883
DOYLE
Emma I. (see Edward CORBETTT lot)
DOYLE
Frank H., 1857 – 1940
Lettie G. MACDONALD, his wife, 1867 - 1956
Eulalie E. BUTTON, 1861 – 1942
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DOYLE
William H., 1827 – 1913
Olive JOHNSON, his wife, 1833 – 1885
Annie P. JOHNSON, died Sept. 11, 1886,
ae. 51 yrs. 6 mos.
“She sleeps in Jesus”
Helen, (no dates)
EVANS
Katherine (see Katherine Evans CLARK)
EVANS
Sarah E., (no dates)
Mary J., 1923 – 1970
Edward (buried beside Sarah, no stone)
EVANS
James W. (Jack) March 6, 1923 – January 2, 2000
Veteran, WWII
FROST
Abigail, wife of Thomas FROST
Died Feb. 19, 1853, ae 59
FROST
Daniel D., 1822 -1908
Elizabeth B., his wife, 1834 – 1907
Louisa D., their dau., 1874 – 1907
FROST
John M., 1829 – 1901 (Civil War Veteran)
Nancy J., 1832 – 1895
John J., 1856 – 1878
FROST
Lorenzo, 1854 – 1864
Elmer E., 1865 – 1867
Laura E., 1856 – 1857
FROST
Lorenzo, died Mar. 21, 1850 ae 14 yrs.
Albertis, Mar. 22, 1850 ae 3 yrs., 6 mos.
FROST
Susan, dau. Of Thomas & Abigail FROST,
Died Mar. 5, 1825 ae 8 yrs.
GAY
George P., May 7, 1863 – Nov. 10, 1865
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GIBSON
Westbrook K., Jan. 9, 1862 – Oct. 20, 1865
Children of Lemuel W. Gay & Elvira H. Gay
John DAVIDSON, 1798 – 1870
Eunice, his wife, 1809 – 1858
Frances, his wife, 1821 – 1907
Caroline, 1835 – 1838
GIBSON
Laura J., dau. Of John D. & Lydia GIBSON,
Died May 12, 1856 ae 15 yrs.
GIBSON
Lydia S., wife of John D. GIBSON,
June 21, 1803 – Nov. 5, 1842, ae 39 yrs.
“Deaths awful frost first nipped the bud
And then the parent flower
But Christ has borne them up to God
To bloom and praise his power”
GLEASON
Jesse, 1833 – 1922
Emily BEARCE, his wife, 1838 – 1912
Their Children:
Edith, 1869 – 1878
Katie, 1872 – 1878
GLEASON
Jesse C., 1862 – 1931
John L., 1865 – 1918
Dora P. HIGGINS, 1889 – 1908
GLEASON
John, died June 28, 1864, ae 73 yrs.
GLEASON
Rebecca, dau. of John & Harriet GLEASON
Died Oct. 10, 1839, ae 3 yrs., 6 mos.
NUTT
Caroline A., wife of Jethro NUTT,
Died July 10, 1869, ae 32 yrs., 4 mos.
NUTT
Emma, infant dau. of N.B. & H.D. NUTT
NUTT
George D., son of George W. & Matilda M. NUTT
Died August 18, 1854, ae 2 yrs., 5 mos.
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NUTT
NUTT
George W., 1821 – 1905
Matilda M., 1827 – 1911
James, Feb. 18, 1797 – June 2, 1885
NUTT
James E., son of James & Sarah NUTT,
Died Oct. 25, 1864, ae 21 yrs.
Co. A, 15th Me. Regt. (Civil War)
NUTT
Laura A., died Dec. 26, 1889, ae 55 yrs.
NUTT
Merton, died Apr. 1, 1906, ae 61 yrs.
NUTT
Nancy, wife of William NUTT, died May 16, 1859
ae 78 yrs.
NUTT
Nancy S., dau. of William & Nancy NUTT
Died Aug. 10, 1839, ae 20 yrs.
NUTT
Ruth B., dau. of Jethro & Caroline NUTT
Died Sept. 19, 1865, ae 2 yrs., 11 mos.
NUTT
Sarah, wife of James NUTT, died April 27, 1874,
ae 72 yrs.
NUTT
Sarah E., 1844 – 1925
NUTT
William, Nov. 25, 1786 – Mar. 28, 1876
John F., Dec. 1, 1813 – May 8, 1882
PALMER
Harriet, wife of Robinson PALMER,
Aug. 30, 1789 – Oct. 11, 1868
PALMER
Robinson, July 17, 1786 – June 30, 1877
(War of 1812)
PENDLETON
Daniel, Jan. 30, 1789 – Mar. 1, 1869 (War of 1812)
“His earthly toils and troubles o’er
In death he sleeps to wake no more
Until the last _____shall raise the blest
To rest in peace on Jesus breast”
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REYNOLDS
Dora (See Jethro CURRIER lot)
Location No. 4
Frost Cemetery
Leonard Ritchie Property
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190, proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 1.5 miles north on Shore Rd.
to the cemetery that is on the right side of Shore Road toward Frost Cove.
FROST
William H., 1853 – 1915
Emma J., his wife, 1867 – 1906
FROST
Samuel, 1786 – 1862
“Jesus can make a dying bed
Feed soft as downy pillows are,
While on His breast I lean my head,
And breath my life out sweetly there.”
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Location No. 5
Bayview Cemetery
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 1.9 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Rd. There is a dirt road
located beside a driveway that leads to the cemetery. A “Bayview Cemetery”
sign over the gate into the cemetery can be seen from Shore Rd. high on the
hillside.
BROWN
Ellen M., July 10, 1842 – Dec. 17, 1908
Silas M., Aug. 15, 1855 – Nov. 27, 1872
CONRAY
Nancy, 1912 (This inscription is on the same stone
as Oswald C. Gove.)
COOK
Almedia A., dau. of Samuel & Alice COOK,
Died July 5, 1860, ae 20 yrs.
COOK
Everitt, 1836 – 1919
Clara, his wife, 1842 – 1900
Emma A., 1868 – 1880
Annie M. LEIGHTON, 1863 – 1880
COOK
Harry, 1878 – 1963
Emery L., 1902 – 1974
COOK
Mary E., 1879 – 1927
Herman S., 1875 – 1951
COOK
Samuel, died Nov. 15, 1866, ae 66 yrs. 3 mos.
Alice, his wife, 1801 – 1886
COOK
Shirl P., 1899 – 1918
“Gone but not forgotton.”
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FICKETT
Clayton (WWII Veteran) No stone
January 31, 1924 – December 15, 2001
FICKETT
Dana, March 2, 1948 – March 2, 2006
FLOOD
Bernard, (Korea) – Granite Gov’t
Buried May 21, 2006
FLOOD
Evelyn (see Harold Leslie POTTLE lot)
FLOOD
Valerie Jean, Mar. 26, 1954 – May 24, 1963
FOGG
Charles D., 1920 – 1984 (World War II)
Dorothy P., 1928 – (n.d.)
GALLAGHER
Thomas, 1795 – 1879
Sarah A., his wife, 1817 – 1900
Jane E., died May 15, 1849, ae 6 mos.
Mary E., died Oct. 16, 1872, ae 22 yrs.
R. Hamilton, died Aug. 11, 1875, ae 21 yrs.
Thomas E., died July __, 1866, ae 22 yrs.
Willie, died Mar. 15, 1877, ae 18 yrs.
GOVE
Oswald C., 1895 – 1912
Cecil D., 1896 – 1915
____, Baby, 1903
HUTCHINS
Charles (?), died Nov. 9, 1864, ae 24 yrs.
Member of Co. D, 1st Maine Cavalry (Civil War)
JOHNSON
Almira, Wife of Gordon JOHNSON
Died Dec. 10, 1862, ae. 51 yrs. 6 mos.
“Alas she has left us, her spirit has fled
Her body now slumbers along with the dead
Her savior hath called her to him, she hath gone.
Be ye also ready to follow her soon.”
LANE
Lucy Ann, Oct. 17, 1847 – Jan. 21, 1905
LEIGHTON
Annie M. (see Everitt COOK lot)
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MOORE
Cordelia R., dau. of Simon & Elizabeth POTTLE
Died Sept. 3, 1893, ae 52 yrs.
“Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep
From which none ever wakes to weep.”
PATTERSON
Abbie, died Feb. 2, 1915, ae. 78 yrs.
PATTERSON
Holman E., died Apr. 2, 1904, ae. 68 yrs.
“At Rest.”
PATTERSON
William, died Apr. 5, 1887,
ae. 90 yrs., 8 mos., 26 days
Mary, his wife, died Feb. 28, 1859
ae. 48 yrs., 4 mos., 20 days
POTTER
Isabell M., died Oct. 3, 1880, ae. 18 yrs., 10 mos.
Mary M., died Apr. 22, 1882,
ae. 18 yrs., 11 mos. 10 days
“They are safe in the arms of Jesus.”
POTTER
John S., died Dec. 3, 1872, ae. 62 yr., 2 mos.
“He rests from all his labors.”
POTTER
Rebecca C., wife of Wm. H. POTTER
Died Feb. 27, 1893, ae. 56 yrs.
“No I am resting, sweetly resting,
In the cleft once made for me.
Jesus, blessed Rock of Ages,
I will hide myself in Thee.”
POTTER
Thursey, wife of John S. POTTER, 1815 – 1900
POTTER
William H., died Jan. 24, 1917, ae. 78 yrs.
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POTTLE
____, dau. of A.W. & Maggie E. POTTLE,
Died Aug. 5, 1886, ae 3 yrs., 2 mos.
“Jesus has called her heart.”
POTTLE
____, son of Clarence L. & Blanche POTTLE,
Died June 8, 1907, ae. 5 yrs., 4 mos.
“Our dear little boy.”
POTTLE
Abigail, died May 8, 1879, ae. 75 yrs., 2 mos.
David, died Apr. 30, 1879, ae, 81 yrs., 5 mos.
“Some day their hands shall clasp our hand,
Just over in the morning land.”
POTTLE
Albert, son of David & Abigail POTTLE
Died Oct. 3, 1868, ae. 22 yrs.
Member of Co. E, 28 Reg. Maine Vol. (Civil War)
POTTLE
Alvin D., 1924 – 1972 (World War II)
Dorothy B., 1923 – (no date)
POTTLE
Alice, b 6 May 29
POTTLE
Alvin W., 1854 – 1914
“Not my will, but thine be done.”
POTTLE
Ann, died Dec. 19, 1872, ae. 91yrs.
POTTLE
Ann E., dau. of Simon & Elizabeth POTTLE
Died Jan. 11, 1846, ae. 2 yrs., 8 mos.
POTTLE
Azariah, died May 31, 1861
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POTTLE
Daniel, died Apr. 11, 1853, ae. 47 yrs.
“Whilst in this tomb our father lies
His spirit rests above
In realms of bliss it never dies
But knows a Savior’s love.”
POTTLE
Edwin M., son of Simon & Elizabeth POTTLE,
Died Apr. 17, 1875, ae. 25 yrs.
“Thou art gone dear one
Yet we will not complain,
For we know tis God’s will
We shall meet thee again.”
POTTLE
Edwin M., 1877 – 1954
Mary G., his wife, 1884 – 1965
POTTLE
Edwin Merton, Oct. 7, 1896 – Jan. 12, 1980
Pvt. US Army, World War I
Mildred E., 1899 – 1969
POTTLE
Elizabeth (see Cordelia MOORE lot)
POTTLE
Emma M., wife of Alvin W. POTTLE, 1859 – 1925
POTTLE
Ernest C., 1904 – 1956
Cora G., his wife, 1908 – 1976
POTTLE
Evelyn, 1905 – 1955
POTTLE
Hannah, wife of Daniel POTTLE
Died Mar. 7, 1859, ae 53 yrs. 2 mos.
POTTLE
Harold Leslie, July 23, 1900 – Sept. 11, 1976
Evelyn FLOOD, his wife, (no dates)
POTTLE
Jacob W., 1838 – 1920 (Civil War)
Hannah, 1841 – 1927
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POTTLE
Jacob W., 1880 – 1949
Sophronie G., 1879 – 1947
POTTLE
James G., July 10, 1840 – Apr. 4, 1908
Co. D, 2 Maine Cav. (Civil War)
POTTLE
Jesse W., 1889 – 1979
Florence D., 1890 – 1971
POTTLE
Lena, March 2, 1913 – November 8, 1998
POTTLE
Lester, August 3, 1908 – November 19, 2002
WWII Army – no stone
POTTLE
L. Arnold, 1932 – 1956
POTTLE
L. Edna, 1878 – 1968
POTTLE
Levi G., died Dec. 13, 1893, ae. 69 yrs.
“We are all gathering home.”
POTTLE
Lionel H., 1911 – 1955
Agnes, his wife, 1917 – (no date)
POTTLE
Maggie E., wife of Alvin W. POTTLE,
Died Jan. 5, 1887 ae 36 yrs., 3 mos.
“We shall meet beyond the river.”
POTTLE
Milton, December 19, 1918 – June 26, 2004
WWII, no stone
POTTLE
Myrtle (see Myrtle Pottle WARREN)
POTTLE
Owen, December 26, 1904 – October 28, 1995
POTTLE
Philip, February 1, 1921 – October 25, 1997
WWII, no stone
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POTTLE
Ralph C., 1891 – 1971 (World War I)
Faye H., 1888 – 1976
POTTLE
Robert, 1813 – 1901 (Civil War)
Eleanor, his wife, 1819 – 1901
POTTLE
Robert L., 1907 – 1924, son of J. Walton &
Sophronie G. POTTLE
“Gone but not forgotten.”
POTTLE
Rose, June 23, 1906 – August 11, 2005
POTTLE
Russell Clement, 1937 – 1958
Nancy Edna, 1938 – (no date)
POTTLE
Simon, Dec. 13, 1801 – Jan. 18, 1893
Elizabeth, Feb. 14, 1816 – June 10, 1897
POTTLE
Simon F., 1839 – 1888,
1st Lieut., Co. F, 6th Reg., Me Vols. (Civil War)
Mary L., his wife, 1840 – 1917
“Some day, some time, our eyes shall see
Their dear faces kept in memory.”
POTTLE
Wallace M., 1880 – 1971
Mary E., his wife, 1878 – 1940
POTTLE
Walter K., Nov. 19, 1913 – Dec. 22, 1961
Maine, Tec 5 Med Det 291 Infantry,
(World War II)
REYNOLDS
Bion B., 1870 – 1951
Cora E., 1875 – 1949
Blanche E., 1905 – 1927
Eva C., 1908 – (no date)
REYNOLD
Byron, October 13, 1899 – November 22, 1987
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RISBELL
David A., son of John W. & Sarah J. RISBELL,
Died July 8, 1866, ae. 5 mos. 19 days
_____, infant
“This little grave holds but the_____
The gem shines in heaven.”
RISBELL
Thomas T., 1867 – 1884
George W., 1871 – 1884
RITCHIE
Andrew S., son of William P. & Margaret J.
RITCHIE, died Apr. 4, 1865, ae 20 yrs., 9 mos.
Co. K, 1st Me. Heavy Artillery (Civil War)
(see William P. Ritchie lot)
RITCHIE
Daniel O., son of Wm. P. & Margaret J. RITCHIE,
Died Aug. 18, 1863, ae. 2 yrs. 18 days
(See William P. Ritchie lot)
RITCHIE
Edgar L., 1893 – 1978, WWI (Veteran)
Marjorie V., his wife, 1897 – 1977
Philip H., March 20, 1992
RITCHIE
Harry W., 1895 – 1973
Louise A., 1899 – 1975
RITCHIE
Howard A., 1900 – 1967
RITCHIE
Mary J., 1855 – 1936
RITCHIE
Michael Nov. 19, 1950 – March 25, 1996 (Bayview)
RITCHIE
Phillip, March 20, 1992
RITCHIE
Teresa A., 1869 – 1939
RITCHIE
Thomas H., son of William P. & Margaret J.
RITCHIE, died Sept. 18, 1870, ae 18 yrs. 3 mos.
(see below)
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RITCHIE
Wentworth, 1858 – 1904
RITCHIE
William P., died Apr. 12, 1895 ae. 79 yrs., 11 mos.
Margaret J., his wife, died Oct. 22, 1895
ae. 79 yrs., 11 mos.
Their children:
Daniel O., died Aug. 18, 1863, ae 2 yrs., 2 mos.
Andrew S., died Apr. 4, 1865, ae 20 yrs., 7 mos.
Thomas H., died Sept. 18, 1870 ae 18 yrs. 8 mos.
William H., died June 29, 1892, ae 44 yrs. 3 mos.
Mary J., 1855 – 1936
Howard A., 1900 – 1967
ROBINSON
Darol M., Mar. 4, 1925 – May 23, 1944,
PFC 3 Inf. Div, World War II
ROBINSON
Frank A., 1877 – 1962
Mildred H., 1886 – 1972
ROBINSON
Keith, Korea – Vietnam Veteran (flat govt.)
February 18, 1929 – April 30, 2002
ROBINSON
Roland, April 27, 1918 – May 19, 1992
ROBINSON
Willard A., May 11, 1909 – Oct. 14, 1976
(World War II)
THORPE
John, 1845 – 1919
Emily A.C., his wife, 1848 – 1921
“Their lives were rich in service for others.”
TITTERMARY
Heber, WWII (flat)
January 27, 1926 – December 24, 1998
TROTT
Bernice, J., Dec. 16, 1902 – July 26, 1931
WARREN
Myrtle POTTLE, “Apr. 16, 1918 – July 27, 1978
WATSON
Admiral H., 1867 – 1947
E. Lillian, 1868 – 1954
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WATSON
Ella M., June 2, 1892 – Aug. 2, 1968
WATSON
Percy R., Apr. 17, 1897 – July 28, 1951
Mass. Farrier 151 Depot Brig World War I
Row 1 Reynolds, Bion
Cora
Blanche
Eva C.
Thorpe, John
Emily A.C.
Ritchie, Edgar L.
Majorie V.
Philip H.
Row 2 Warren, Myrtle P.
Potter, William H.
Rebecca C.
Isabell M.
Mary M.
Lane, Lucy Ann
Potter, John S.
Thursey
Row 3 Pottle, __________
Pottle, Maggie E.
Alvin W.
Emma M.
L. Edna
Jesse W.
Florence D.
Row 4 Pottle, Walter K.
Simon
Mary L.
Abigail
David
Levi G.
Ralph C
Faye H.
Alvin D.
Dorothy B.
Edwin Merton.
Row 5 Pottle, Harold L.
Evelyn F.
Evelyn
Patterson, Holman
Abbie
Row 6 Gove, Oswald C.
Cecil D.
Conray, Nancy
Gallagher, Thomas
Hamilton
Willie
Mary E.
Jane
Thomas
Sarah A.
Watson, Percy R.
Ella M.
Fogg, Dorothy P.
Charles D.
Row 7 Ritchie, Harry W.
Louise
Pottle, Edwin M.
Mary G.
Pottle, Jacob W.
Hannah
Risbell, David A.
Ritchie, Mary J.
Risbell, Thomas T.
George W.
Pottle, Wallace M.
Mary E.
Row 8 Ritchie, Howard A.
Teresa A.
Wentworth
A.S.
Johnson, Almira
Cook, Emery L.
Harry
Row 9 Flood, Valerie Jean
Ritchie, William P.
Margaret J.
Daniel O.
Andrew S.
Thomas H.
William H.
Mary J.
Howard A.
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Brown, Ellen M.
Silas M.
Watson, Admiral H.
E. Lillian
Pottle, Mildred E.
Edwin M.
Row 9 (continued)
Cook, Almedia S.
Samuel
Alice
Everitt
Clara
Emma A.
Leighton, Annie M.
Cook, Shirl P.
Mary E.
Herman S.
Row 10 Hutchins, _____
Row 11 Pottle, Lionel H.
Agnes M.
Moore, Cordelia R.
Pottle, Simon
Elizabeth
Edwin M.
Ann E.
Robert L.
Trott, Berniece J.
Pottle, Sophronie G.
Jacob W.
Row 12 Pottle, Ernest C.
Cora G.
L. Arnold
Hannah
Daniel
Albert
Robinson, Darol M.
Frank A.
Mildred H.
Williard
Row 13 Pottle, Russell C.
Nancy Edna
Ann
Azariah
Patterson, William
Mary
Pottle, Robert
Eleanor
James G.
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Location No. 6
Harry Shane Property
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Road. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.0 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Rd. and 0.1-0.2 miles up
the driveway and dirt road on the 2nd house past Bayview Cemetery (Location
No. 4).
DOYLE
Sarah A., wife of William H. DOYLE,
Died May 11, 1866, ae. 36 yrs., 23 days
“Thy husband mourns, they children weep
O’er thy lone grave where thou dost sleep.
Through Christ we hope thy sins forgiven
We trust in God to meet in Heaven.”
FROST
Frances J., dau. of Wm. & Abigail FROST,
Died Mar. 11, 1850, ae. 15 yrs.
FROST
Wm., died Mar. 26, 1876 ae. 78 yrs., 1 mo., 20 days
Abigail, his wife, died Mar. 6, 1874, ae.___yrs.
(This stone is broken.)
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Location No. 7
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Road. Turn right onto Shore Road and proceed 2.0 miles north on
Shore Rd. to the Maynard Morrison property.
HANNAH Beatrice, Aug. 19, 1917 – Mar. 30, 1988
Wife of Mark Hannah
HANNAH Mark, died 1992 (Veteran – Navy WWII)
The ashes of Beatrice and Mark Hannah were scattered in
Passamaquoddy Bay near the Morrison property.
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Location No. 8
Gates Johnson Property
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.35 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Road opposite Mr.
Williams’ sign and at the end of a cleared lot.
There is no stone and the information is from town legend.
LINCOLN Zeke
________, his wife
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Location No. 9
Perkins Cemetery
Carol Bryan Property
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north to Shore Rd.
Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.35 miles north on Shore Rd. to the
cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Road. Proceed 0.1 miles up the
private driveway to a dirt road and proceed along the dirt road. At the fork in
the dirt road bear right and proceed approximately 100 feet. The cemetery is
on the right and can be seen through the trees.
BUGBEE
William, died Apr. 29, 1849, ae. 79 yrs.
Rebecca, his wife, died Jan. 18, 1838, ae. 68 yrs.
FISHBEIN
Elliot, April 30, 1947 – July 10, 2002
PERKINS
Carrie, wife of Capt. John P. PERKINS
Died Apr. 22, 1874, ae. 42 yrs., 9 mos.
“Rest in peace dear sister,
Life’s trials they are o’er.
Thou hast crossed the dark cold river
Thou hast gained the shining shore
Where no sickness, pain or sorrow
Can ever enter more.”
PERKINS
Eliza, wife of James PERKINS
Died July 21/24, 1833(?), ae. 33 yrs.
(Perry Town Records: Published, James PERKINS of
Prospect to Miss Eliza BUGBEE of Perry,
Oct. 16, 1823, certificate granted
Feb. 19, 1824. p.15)
PERKINS
Eliza R., dau. of James & Eliza PERKINS,
Died Feb. 15, 1848, ae. 20 yrs.
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“When spirits from their cumbering day
Ascend to heavens bright shore,
Our hoping hearts with triumph say
Not lost but gone before.”
PERKINS
James, died June 12, 1891,
Ae. 95 yrs., 3 mos., 12 days
“Rest loved father, earth’s journey is o’er
Through lengthened beyond the span that is given
For life is at most but ten and three score
Yet God added more and called thee to heaven.
His chair is vacant, he will come no more
Smiling at us in the open door
And even the sun seems clothed in gloom
As it slowly enters his lonely room
Farewell loved father, ascend on high
And join the loved ones passed on before
We yield up one treasure no____mourning cry
Since God has settled thee to the heavenly shore.”
PERKINS
Mary Eliza, dau. of Capt. John B. & Jane PERKINS,
Jan. 1, 1857 – Mar. 6, 1860.
“Happy infant early Blest
In Jesus Arms Forever Rest.”
PERKINS
Sarah N., died Aug. 5, 1854, ae. 18 yrs.
Melvina A., died Oct. 7, 1854, ae. 15 yrs., 2 mos.
Daughters of James and Mehetable PERKINS
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Location No. 10
Shore Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Road. Turn right onto Shore Road and proceed 2.4 miles north on
Shore Road. The cemetery is on the right side of Shore Road near Mr.
Williams’ signpost and approximately 20 feet off of Shore Road. There is no
stone at this site, only two raised mounds.
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Location No. 11
Loring Cemetery
Loring Property
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.6 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Rd. It is up on the hill
behind the Loring House.
LORING
Eleanor, wife of Bela LORING, died June 18, 1834,
ae. 31 yrs.
LORING
Isaac, died Feb. 10, 1871, ae. 77 yrs., 4 mos.
LORING
Susan, died Oct. 5, 1835, ae. 31 yrs., 9 mos.
LORING
Jeremiah, son of Isaac and Betsy LORING,
Died May 19, 1864, ae 21 yrs.
Member of Co. K, 1st Me. Heavy Artillery, killed
In the Battle of the Wilderness.
(Civil War Veteran)
“Rest in peace O patriot hero
With our country’s glorious dead
Sleeping ‘neath the soil made sacred
By the precious blood they shed.”
PATTERSON
Robert, born in Perry, Aug. 1(?), 1795,
Died Feb. 21, 1871(?)
Hannah, his wife, Apr. 12, 1794 – Aug. 17, 1871
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Location No. 12
Robinson Cemetery
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.7 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Road and approximately
0.3 miles in from the road across a clearing. There are unmarked graves in a
clearing in the woods. This cemetery is on the northern side of the Fred
Bucklin Property.
ROBINSON
Howard, (son of James and Sarah (STANHOPE)
ROBINSON 14 Nov. 1870 – (no date)
There is no marker. (See Flagg’s records)
ROBINSON
Lenore, (dau. of Howard and Annie Armeda (HIBBARD)
ROBINSON, born c. 1909, d. ae. 18 drowned in Eastport.)
PATTERSON
Chrissie Irene ROBINSON, died May 9, 1988, age 69
wife of
1. John Sterling FULLERTON
2. Harvey Lewis PATTERSON
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Location No. 13
Loring Cemetery
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.9 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the right side of Shore Rd. The stones are
visible from the road.
LEVESQUE
Andrew S. 1910 – 1966
LORING
Esther Grace 1918 – (?)
LORING
Augusta B., 1900-1966
LORING
Jeremiah, 1870 – 1950
Grace LOCKWOOD, his wife, 1875 – 1937
Ronald J., 1907 – 1925
LORING
Percy M., Jan. 28, 1911 – Apr. 8, 1967
Maine 1st Sgt. 223, AAA SLT BN CAC,
World War II
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Location No. 14
Loring Cemetery
Shore Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Rd. Turn right onto Shore Rd. and proceed 2.9 miles north on Shore
Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Shore Rd. The stones are
visible from the road.
GOLDING
Phebe (see Phebe Golding LORING lot)
LELAND
Clestina J., wife of Charles A. LELAND, 1858 – 1922
LORING
Aderine, 1867 – 1956
Nellie A., 1876 – 1946
LORING
Charles W., Oct. 10, 1861 – (no date)
Alice J., Oct. 11, 1859 – Apr. 26, 1939
LORING
Edward T., 1879 – 1964
LORING
George, 1864 – 1903
LORING
Guy R., 1900 – 1973
Sylvia M., 1906 – 1973
LORING
Hazel M., dau. Of George & Phebe LORING,
1896 – 1965
LORING
Nina M., 1891 – 1968
LORING
Peter, died Nov. 7, 1831, ae 40 yrs., 3 mos., 17 days
Sarah, died Jan. 10, 1870 ae 74 yrs.
Helen M. died 1836, ae 5 yrs.
LORING
Peter, died May 6, 1835, ae 72 yrs.
Rachel, died Nov. 23, 1843, ae 73 yrs.
LORING
Phebe GOLDING, wife of George LORING,
1875 – 1951
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LORING
Raymond G., May 26, 1895 – Jan. 9, 1968,
Mass. Pvt., 2 Co. 151 Depot Brig. World War 1
Helen, his wife, May 16, 1917 – June 25, 2004
LORING
Robert M., Jan. 1, 1820 – July 31, 1896,
Ae 76 yrs., 7 mos.
Jane, his wife, died Sept. 30, 1899,
Ae. 64 yrs., 10 mos.
LORING
Silas M., died June 22, 1902, ae 53 yrs.
WARREN
Elizabeth S., wife of Clement J. WARREN,
Died Mar. 12, 1855, ae 41 yrs.
“Them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.”
Row 1 Loring, Guy R.
Sylvia M.
Loring, Aderine
Nellie A.
Row 2 Loring, Raymond G.
Loring, Hazel M.
Loring, Phebe Golding
Loring, George
Row 3 Loring, Robert M.
Jane C.
Peter
Sarah
Helen M.
Alice J.
Charles W.
Row 4 Warren, Elizabeth
Loring, Peter
Rachel
Row 5 Loring, Silas M.
Leland, Clestina J.
Row 6 Loring, Edward T.
Nina M.
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Location No. 15
Johnson Cemetery
Gin Cove Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.3 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Shore Road. Turn right onto Shore Road and proceed 3.4 miles north on
Shore Road to Gin Cove Rd. Turn right onto Gin Cove Rd. and proceed 0.5
miles to the cemetery which is on the right side of Gin Cove Rd. The stones
are visible from the road. There are several unmarked graves.
JOHNSON
Seth B., 1871 – 1950
Ella M. LONDON, his wife, 1877 – 1959
LONDON
Ella M. (see Johnson lot)
LINCOLN
EvangelineM.
November 1, 1913 – March 29, 1999
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Location No. 16
Wayne Small Property
Gin Cove Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1 to Gin
Cove Rd. Turn right onto Gin Cove Rd. and proceed 800 feet. The cemetery
is on the right side of Gin Cove Rd. about 15 feet into the woods.
A letter from Charles F. WASHBURN of No. Perry dated Dec. 4, 1989 states:
“This cemetery is located on land formerly owned by Virginia Pottle and now
owned by Wayne Small. About 30 years ago it was possible to see one or
more gravestones here, although they were tipped over and since have been
covered by vegetation. The site is close to a large boulder about 10 feet west
of Gin Cove Rd. and about 10 feet south of a small brook.
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Location No. 17
Chas. Pottle Cemetery
Route 1, No. Perry
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.8 miles north on Rt. 1. The
cemetery is on the right side of Rt. 1 about 300 feet into the woods. Near the
highway is a pile of stones painted red and a tree with a large red paint mark
on it. The path into the cemetery is marked by trees with red paint on them.
Each corner of the cemetery has a 1 foot tall granite marker.
MOORE
John,
Lucy,
James W.,
Ira W.,
Wakefield,
Charles H.,
Fannie E.,
1799 – 1877
1806 – 1888
1829 – 1850
1826 – 1862*
1841 – 1863
1844 – 1864
1849 – 1866
*A letter from Charles F. WASHBURN dated De. 4, 1989 states:
“The list of those who served in the Civil War from Perry lists Charles,
Wakefield and Ira Moore, all killed in action or died from disease. Thus the
spelling of “Iria” seem incorrect as well as his death, which was probably
1862.”
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Location No. 18
Deveraux Rd.
Townsend Property
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 5.0 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Deveraux Rd. Turn right onto Deveraux Rd. and proceed 0.15 miles to the
cemetery which is on the left side of Deveraux Rd., approximately 50 feet in
from Deveraux Rd.
This is an unmarked plot surrounded by a wire fence. A son and a daughter of
Edith SEELEY GREENE and Herman GREENE are buried here. There are
no markers. (Edith later married a Mr. LASLIE. She died in 1976, ae 90 yrs.)
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Location No. 19
Seeley Cemetery
Deveraux Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 5.0 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Deveraux Rd. Turn right onto Deveraux Rd. and proceed 0.45 miles on
Deveraux Rd. to the cemetery which is on the right side of Deveraux Rd. in a
clump of trees.
SEELEY
Margaret, wife of Salathiel D. SEELEY,
Died Aug. 20, 1915, ae 66 yrs.
SEELEY
Emma D., died May 14, 1889 ae. 6 weeks
Birdie M., died Oct. 17, 1883 ae 4 weeks
Children of Salathiel and Margaret SEELEY
SEELEY
S.D., Co.E, 28 Me. Inf. (Civil War)
SEELEY
Hannah A., died Aug. 9, 1881, ae. 14 yrs., 9 mos.
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Location No. 20
Charles Lincoln Farm Cemetery
Lovely Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.9 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lovely Rd. (or Pottle Rd.). Turn left onto Lovely Rd. and proceed 0.45 miles
on Lovely Rd. to a meadow at the end of the road. Walk to the right at a 45
degree angle across the meadow to the woods and the marker is approximately
10 feet in the trees. There is usually a small American flag marking the spot.
WATSON
Charles, Co. I, 2 Me Inf. (Civil War)
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Location No. 21
Pottle Cemetery
Lovely Road
From the junction f Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.9 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lovely Rd. (or Pottle Rd.) Turn left onto Lovely Rd. and proceed 0.2 miles on
Lovely Rd. to the cemetery which is on the left side of Lovely Rd. This
cemetery is poorly maintained.
FERSON
Beatrice M., wife of Erle C. Ferson
1901 – 1964
FERSON
Earle C., July 21, 1896 – Mar. 1, 1988
Pvt. U.S. Army, World War I,
FERSON
Earle Jr. April 27, 1925 – August 15, 2002
FERSON
Ethel E., 1891 – 1964
Charles W., 1862 – 1947
Nellie R., 1869 – 1922
Hazel N., dau. of Charles W. and Nellie R. FERSON,
Died May 7, 1901, ae 10 mos.
(These names are on one large stone. Each person also has
a small individual stone.)
LOVELY
Alden B. 1849 – 1913
LOVELY
Carrie (see Carrie Lovely POTTLE lot)
LOVELY
Elizabeth C., 1844 – 1924
LOVELY
Harold B., 1910 – 1962
LOVELY
Lloyd T., Aug. 14, 1941, ae 22 yrs., 8 mos., 8 days,
Maine, Pvt., 68 Coast Arty (AA) (World War II)
LOVELY
Loring E., June 3, 1878 – Jan. 9, 1940
POTTLE
Bion B., 1860 – 1933
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POTTLE
Carrie LOVELY, May 8, 1882 – January 17, 1966
POTTLE
Charles A., 1885 – 1954
Stella A., 1883 – 1950
Ida E., 1855 – 1938
James P., 1823 – 1912
Ellen, 1828 – 1888
Adam P., 1850 – 1927
(These names are on a large stone. Each person also
has a small individual stone.)
POTTLE
James W., 1860 – 1942
ROBINSON
Melvin L., 1868 – 1944
ROBINSON
Rosie M., 1873 – 1943
ROSS
Sam L., Cpl., Co. F, 22 Me Inf. (Civil War)
SEELEY
Irving, 1877 – 1962
SEELEY
Millard L., 1908 – 1925
SEELEY
Susan M., mother, 1878 -1947
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Location No. 22
(Formerly the Dana/Washburn Property)
Route 1, No. Perry
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed north on Rt. 1 to the North
Perry United Methodist Church on the left side of Rt. 1. The cemetery is 150
feet west of Rt. 1 behind the church.
A letter from Charles F. WASHBURN of No. Perry dated Dec. 26, 1989
states:
“This farm was originally settled by the DANA Family in 1828. They were
active in politics and became abolitionists, doing all they could to abolish
slavery and aid runaway slaves. As the story was handed down through the
family, the Dana farm was used as a station on the ‘underground railroad’ and
more than one runaway slave was owed across to St. Andrews under cover of
darkness. One middle-aged male slave, however, for reasons unknown, stayed
on and worked on the farm, about 100 feet west of the present-day Methodist
Church. I am not sure if there ever was a gravestone, but if so it has
undoubtedly disappeared or become overgrown. Unfortunately all of my
family’s records and diaries were destroyed in a fire so I know of nothing in
writing concerning this gravesite. I remember discussing this matter with my
grandfather and other family members, and they all believed the story was
true.”
Stones from a cemetery on this property have been found and will be returned
in the Spring.
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Location No. 23
Ross Cemetery
Adams Property
Lake Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lake Rd. Turn left onto Lake Rd. and proceed 0.15 miles on Lake Rd. to a
dirt parking lane in front of a meadow on the left side of Lake Rd. Walk up
the meadow approximately 100 feet along side the trees and turn right onto a
very overgrown dirt road. Continue along the dirt road toward the tallest tree
visible. Turn left at the tree and proceed approximately 50 feet to the stones.
This is a rugged trek and bears are know to frequent this area where some
apple trees grow.
BOWEN
Adelaide, wife of Fred L. BOWEN, died Feb. 4, 1905
Ae. 44 yrs., 8 mos.
(dau. of James & Sarah (STANHOPE) ROBINSON
“Weep not, she is not dead but sleepeth.”
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1905 – Feb. 4, 1905
(This large rectangular 4’ stone has fallen over and
there may be an inscription on the side resting on
the ground.)
BOWEN
Frederic L., (Oct. 28, 1852- Aug. 19, 1922)
(There is no marker, but records from the Flagg
Funeral Home, Eastport, Me., indicate he was
buried here.)
Perry Town Records: Frederic is the son of
William and Mary (Boyington) BOWEN.
BOWEN
Lottie M., 1912 – 1923, (dau. of William E. and Grace
(CORBETT) BOWEN and granddau. of Frederic L. and
Adelaide Augusta (ROBINSON) BOWEN.)
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ROSS
Almira, dau. of George and Elizabeth ROSS,
Died Sept. 29, 1856, ae 8 yrs., 6 mos.
ROSS
George
Eliza GRAY, his wife
Their children:
Almira
Andrew
Elizabeth
Frank
George
Hiram
Robert
ROSS
James, 1847 – 1920
KIRBY
Alex 1844 – 1884
Annie ROSS, his wife, 1844 – 1877
(These last three names are on the reverse side of the stone
for George and Eliza (GRAY) ROSS.)
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Location No. 24
Seeley Cemetery
From Route 1, turn onto Lake Road. Second Driveway on the left. No
buildings. On right, no stones.
SEELEY
SEELEY
SEELEY
SEELEY
SEELEY
SEELEY
Isaac
Sarah
?
Phoebe
Seth
Leroy, age 1 year.
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Location No. 25
Bishop Cemetery
Lake Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lake Rd. Turn left onto Lake Rd. and proceed 2.3 miles to the cemetery
which is on the right side of Lake Rd. Alternately, the cemetery is 1.0 miles
from the junction of Golding Rd. and Lake Rd. The stones are visible from
the road.
BISHOP
Grover C., son of John & Annie BISHOP,
1888 – 1956
BISHOP
Harry W., 1875 – 1959
Ethel T. BROWN, wife, 1879 – 1937
BISHOP
John A. (no dates)
BISHOP
John E., 1855 – 1915
Annie M., his wife, 1853 – 1923
BISHOP
Ronda Irene, 1965 – 1986
Dau. of Herbert E. & Kathryn E. BISHOP,
Herbert E. 1943 – (no date)
Kathryn E., his wife, 1944 – (no date)
“Life is not forever, but love is.”
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Location No. 26
Boyden Cemetery
Lake Road – Across Mill Stream in Robbinston
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lake Rd. Turn left onto Lake Rd. and proceed 2.4 miles on Lake Rd. to the
cemetery which is on the right side of Lake Rd. The stones are visible from
the road.
BOYDEN
Alfred, Sept. 2, 1818 – Aug. 8, 1888
BOYDEN
Amos, died Feb. 8, 1876, ae 72 yrs.
“In that land, that happy land
Where parting is no more.”
BOYDEN
David, died_____16, 1863, ae 84 yrs.
(this stone is broken)
BOYDEN
Griselda, Aug. 8, 1836 – Jan. 13, 1897
Fred C., Sept. 2, 1818 – Aug. 8, 1888
BOYDEN
Henrietta, wife of Amos BOYDEN,
Died April 19, 1872, ae 58 yrs.
“Asleep in Jesus”
BOYDEN
H. Hudson, died March 14, 1876, ae 21 yrs., 2 mos.
“Gone but not lost.”
BOYDEN
Ira, died Feb. 14, 1875, ae 77 yrs.
Phebe, his wife, died Feb. 23, 1875
Ae 57 yrs., 10 mos.
“Sweetly sleep, kind loving parents
Calmly sleep and take your rest.
Pain and grief nor harm can reach thee,
Thou are numbered with the blest.”
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BOYDEN
Jason, died Oct. 28, 1881, ae 74 yrs., 5 mos.
Caroline, his wife, died Jan. 16, 1881, ae 56 yrs.
“They were lovely and pleasant in their lives.
In death they were not divided.”
BOYDEN
Louisa, wife of Delpha BOYDEN, died June 1, 1867
Ae 62 yrs.
BOYDEN
Malissa, youngest dau. of Delpha & Louisa BOYDEN
Of Perry, Maine, died March 20, 1897,
Ae 52 yrs., 11 mos., 26 days.
“I miss thy kind and willing hands
The sunshine of thy face.
Thy trusty earnest care
I miss thee from thy place.”
BOYDEN
Maria, wife of________
(This stone is covered with moss and disintegrating.)
BOYDEN
Otis, died Feb. 13, 1878, ae 77 yrs.
Eliza, his wife, (no dates)
(Perry Town Record Publishments: Otis BOYDEN
to Miss Eliza LORING of Perry, 20 Mar. 1824.)
BOYDEN
Polly M., wife of Delpha BOYDEN of Perry and dau.
of Asa & Hannah MORSE of Foxborough,
died Feb. 28, 1836
BOYDEN
Sarah Ellen, dau. of Amos & Henrietta BOYDEN,
Died Feb. 6, 1853, ae 16 yrs., 5 mos.
“She’s gone, she’s gone, the cherished one
Her toils are oe’r, the victory’s won.
Just in the morning of her ay
When hope was bright, she passed away.”
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BOYDEN
Seth, died June 21, 1873, ae 21 yrs., 5 mos.
“Dearest brother thou has left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel.”
BRYANT
James M., son of Rev. Ephraim & Hannah BRYANT,
Died May 4, 1851, ae 9 mos,, 10 days
CARTER
Augustine E., Aug. 11, 1873 – May 29, 1879
Fernandina C., Nov. 8, 1871 – Sept. 16, 1880
Children of Fred J. & Emma C. CARTER
EVERETT
Hudson, son of Capt. Timothy & Sarah L. Everett,
of Bath, Me. Died Sept. 13, 1849, ae 7 weeks
“For such is the kingdom of heaven.”
GATES
Ansley N., son of Lawrence and Ruth GATES
died June 9, 1952 ae 1 yr., 10 mos.
GATES
Eliza, wife of George N. GATES, died July 17, 1851
ae 26 yrs., 3 mos.
“Father I give my spirit up
And trust it in thy hand;
My dying flesh shall rest I hope
And rise at thy command.”
GATES
Eunice S., dau., (no dates)
Eliza, dau., (no dates)
Children of George N. and Eliza GATES
GATES
Ruth, wife of Laurence GATES, died July 6, 1852,
ae 36 yrs.
LEAVITT
Kate S., wife of Geo. W. LEAVITT,
Died Nov. 27, 1896, ae 43 yrs.
OLMSTEAD
Albert, died July 31, 1858, ae 6 yrs. 6 mos.
Eliphalet, died May 19, 1862, ae 2 yrs., 7 mos.
Children of Eliphalet & Mary OLMSTEAD
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TYSON
Carlisle, died Jan. 7, 1846, ae 26 yrs.
WILSON
Capt. John, died Oct. 20 1874, ae 76 yrs.
“The lie that bound us here below
Is severed by man’s latest foe.
While here on earth we lived in love
O, may we meet in heaven above
And God in Christ eternal …..
(last line unreadable).”
WILSON
Louisa, wife of Capt. John WILSON,
Died May 16, 1888, ae 80 yrs.
“Dear Mother”
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Location No. 27
Bugbee Cemetery
Kendall Property, Golding Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Lake Rd. Turn left on Lake Rd. and proceed 1.3 miles to Golding Rd. Turn
left on Golding Rd. and proceed 0.5 miles to the cemetery which is on the
right side of Golding Rd. and 100-150 feet west of the first telephone pole
north of the Kendall property. The cemetery is in the woods and is
surrounded by a 4’ concrete wall that has no gate.
BUGBEE
Abigail, wife of Wm. BUGBEE, Jr.,
Died Sept. 14, 1835, ae. 32
Deborah, 2nd wife of Wm. BUGBEE, Jr.,
Died Nov. 25, 1846, ae. 41
“Precious in the sight of the Lord
is the death of his saints,
They died in Jesus and are blest.
How kind their slumbers are,
From suffering and from sin released
And freed from every snare.”
BUGBEE
John B., Feb. 20, 1809 – Aug. 29, 1899
Hannah S., his wife, ae. 40 yrs.
Eliza J., his wife ae. 45 yrs.
Almira B., his wire, ae. 50 yrs.
Elijah K., ae. 18 yrs.
Elijah S., ae. 12 yrs.
Mary, 1830 – 1907
Another stone reads:
Hannah, wife of John BUGBEE, died Mar. 15, 1853
Ae. 40 yrs.
Elijah K., their son, died Mar. 21, 1853,
Ae. 18 yrs., 6 mos.
BUGBEE
William, Mar. 4, 1853, ae. 56
SHERMAN
Mary, wife of Daniel SHERMAN, died Feb. 25, 1830,
Ae. 44 yrs. 11 mos.
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Location No. 28
Golding Cemetery
Golding Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 4.7 miles north on Rt. 1. Turn
left onto Lake Rd. and proceed 1.3 miles to Golding Rd. Turn left onto
Golding Rd. and proceed 0.5 miles to a dirt road on the left side of Golding
Rd. Turn left and proceed 0.2 miles on the dirt road to the cemetery.
BOYDEN
Delpha, Feb. 16, 1837 – April 4, 1904 (Civil War)
Annie M., his wife, Oct. 4, 1855 – Dec. 7, 1943
BOYDEN
Ira Delpha, 1878 – 1959
Wilhelmina GOLDING, his wife, 1883 – 1925
Ruth Annie, daughter, 1917 – 1925
COX
Charles W., 1844 – 1908
Abbie A. DEAN, his wife, 1840 – 1922
Ross V., their son, 1878 – 1960
DEAN
Abbie A., (see Charles W. COX lot)
GOLDING
Charles E., 1878 – 1936
GOLDING
Katherine M.L., dau. of Nathl. & Mary GOLDING,
Died Feb. 25, 1904, ae. 6 yrs, 1 mo.
GOLDING
Frank L., 1872 – 1916
GOLDING
George N., 1882 – 1949
GOLDING
Georgiana (see Samuel J. KENDALL lot)
GOLDING
James A., Dec. 3, 1893 – Dec. 21, 1969
Emma B., his wife, Nov. 19, 1902 – (no date) 2006
“The hours part us, but they bring us
together again.”
GOLDING
James, Dec. 3, 1893 – Dec. 21, 1969,
Maine, Sgt., 809 Aerorepair Sq., World War I
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GOLDING
Jennie D., 1871 – 1942
GOLDING
K.M.L.G.
GOLDING
Mabel Ellen, 1870 – 1878
GOLDING
Mary, 1846 – 1917
GOLDING
Mary M., mother, 1842 – 1917
GOLDING
Nathaniel, 1845 – 1910
GOLDING
Rhoda B., 1878 – 1962
GOLDING
Robert, died Dec. 30, 1876, ae 62 yrs. 9 mos.
GOLDING
Robert N., Nov. 25, 1875 – Jan 12, 1969
GOLDING
Robert N., Nov. 25, 1875 – Jan. 12, 1969
Btry. B., 1BN, Maine Arty., Sp. Am. War
GOLDING
Wilhelmina (see Ira Delpha BOYDEN lot)
GOLDING
William E., died May 10, 1906,
Ae. 25 yrs., 5 mos., 11 days
GOLDING
William H., father, 1842 – 1912
KENDALL
Donald, Sept. 27, 1923 – March 23, 1998
KENDALL
Everett, 1891 – 1970
Leona, 1910 – (no date) 2003
KENDALL
Howard E., 1894 – (no date) 1985
Marion G., his wife, 1907 – 1976
KENDALL
John L., Maine, June 25, 1888 – Sept. 28, 1967,
Pvt. Co. D, 39 Infantry, World War I
KENDALL
Laura E., Nov. 19, 1902 – Aug. 14, 1985
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KENDALL
Samuel J., 1859 – 1929
Georgiana GOLDING, his wife, 1867 – 1951,
Their children:
Lillian M., 1889 – 1890
Robert S., 1907 – 1925
MAC LEAN
Helen, 1911 – 1924
TAYLOR
Charles, 1873 – 1948
Valerie, 1883 – 1932
Christine, 1907 – 1931
Dorothy, 1911 – 1930
TUCKER
William R., Oct. 28, 1892 – June 6, 1958
(World War I)
Amy A., his wife, May 17, 1886 – Sept. 14, 1959
FITCH
No Stones.
Left Side
Row 1 Boyden, Ira Delpha
Wilhelmina Golding
Boyden, Delpha
Annie M.
Row 2 Golding, James A.
Emma B.
Golding, James
Tucker, William R.
Amy A.
Row 3 Golding, Jennie D.
Golding, Robert N.
Golding, Mary
Golding, Nathaniel
William E.
Golding, Katherine
Row 4 Taylor, Charles
Valerie
Christine
Dorothy
Row 5 MacLean, Helen
Right Side
Row 1 Golding, Robert
Golding, Rhoda B.
Golding, Mary M.
Golding, Wm. H.
Golding Mabel Row
Golding, Frank L.
Charles E.
George N.
Row 2 child (no marker)
Kendall, Samuel J.
Georgiana
Lillian M.
Robert S.
Kendall, John L.
Kendall, Laura E.
Row 3 Cox, Charles W.
Abbie A. Dean
Ross V.
Kendall, Everett
Leona
Child (no marker)
Kendall, Howard
Marion G.
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Location No. 29
Leland Cemetery
Golding Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.1 miles to So. Meadow Rd.
Turn left onto So. Meadow Rd. and proceed 0.65 miles to Golding Rd. Turn
right onto Golding Rd. and proceed 0.6 miles on Golding Rd. to the cemetery
which is on the left side of Golding Rd. at the end of a dirt road. There is a
sign for the cemetery at the junction of the dirt road and Golding Rd.
ARMSTRONG
Amy, wife of John ARMSTRONG
ARMSTRONG
Harry W., 1867 – 1928
Adelia M., his wife, 1862 – 1935
ARMSTRONG
John, died Oct. 5, 1902, ae 79 yrs., 8 mos.
ARMSTRONG
Lewis C., 1868 – 1942
ARMSTRONG
May P., 1885 – 1971
BARNES
James L., Sept. 3, 1897 – Dec. 28, 1963,
Maine Pvt., Co. I, Infantry (World War I)
(James was a half-brother to Estella and he
was married to Lucy MCPHAIL)
BENNER
Annie, died March 2001 (wife of Cecil Benner)
BENNER
Cecil Floyd, Feb. 24, 1915 – Nov. 11, 1967,
Maine Pvt., 3543 Base Unit, AAF, World War II
BENNER
Robert L., July 7, 1938 – Jan. 21, 1981,
STCM US Navy, Vietnam
BENNER
William C., 1955 – 1974
BISHOP
Percy S., 1912 – 1974
Winnifred, 1912 – 1959
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BLAIR
Mary A., dau. of Andrew & Mirian BLAIR,
Died May 31, 1851, ae 6 yrs.
BRACKETT
Joseph A., Feb. 14, 1920 – May 11, 1945,
3353 QM Truck Co. (World War II)
(This site also has two unmarked graves.)
BROWN
C. Donald, Jan. 11, 1913 – June 21, 2004
BULMER
Andrew J., 1837 – 1922,
Sgt., Co. A, 15 Me Inf. (Civil War)
BULMER
Fred (World War II)
BULMER
John A., son of Andrew J. & Mercy BULMER
Died Feb. 3, 1911 ae. 43 yrs. 5 mos.
BULMER
Lizzie E. (see Moody L. McPHAIL lot)
BULMER
Lou S., 1900 – 1927
BULMER
Mercy J., died Feb. 10, 1919, ae. 69 yrs.
BULMER
Reginald Raymond, Mar. 22, 1927 – Mar. 24, 1953,
Maine PFC, 170 AREA SVC Unit (World War II)
BULMER
Warren, son of Andrew J. & Mercy Bulmer
Died Apr. 28, 1894, ae. 24 yrs., 3 mos.
CAMICK
Nelson B., 1899 – (no date) 1992
Katherine H., 1918 – (no date) 2006
CEDARWALL
Cora
Jacob
Otelia
CLARK
Moses L., son of Bela & Lydia CLARK,
Died June 27, 1852, ae. 11 yrs., 2 mos.
COOK
Jess, April 21, 1934 – December 14, 2004
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CRONE
Benjamin B, died Sept. 6, 1852, ae 47 yrs.
DOORE
Hosea, 1825 – 1910
Carrie, 1855 - 1880
DORE
Jon, May 4, 1947 – Sept. 27, 1998
DORE
Stafford J., Oct. 19, 1896 – Oct. 5, 1971,
Maine Pvt., US Army, World War I
Dorothy, his wife, 1927 -1975
EATON
Daniel, died Sept. 2, 1864, ae. 84 yrs.
Margaret, his wife, 1927 – 1975
FARLEY
Hazen V., 1919 – 1986
GOODEILL
George G., 1900 – 1987
Edna F., 1911 – (no date)
“The Lord is my shepherd.”
GOVE
Hiram L., 1871 – 1944
GOVE
Lavina SELWOOD, 1875 – 1950
HIBBARD
Jane (McPHAIL), wife of Thomas HIBBARD,
Died Dec. 5, 1849, ae 66 yrs.
“All the days of my appointment will
I wait till my change come.”
HIBBARD
Thomas, died May 5, 1859, ae. 76 yrs.
HIBBARD
William H., (12 Aug. 1850 – 10 July 1935),
(son of William H. & Lydia (HURD) HIBBARD,
grandson of Thomas & Jane (McPHAIL)
HIBBARD)
Mary Alvena ROBBINS, his wife,
(20 July 185__ - 17 May 1924)
There are no markers.
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HUMPHRIES
Alexander B., 1856 – 1941
Maria S., 1857 – 1943
Stanley W., 1879 – 1988
Walter A., 1883 – 1888
George W., 1861 – 1901
HUMPHRIES
Austin C., Sept. 17, 1889 – June 12, 1975
HUMPHRIES
Benjamin S., 1914 – 1980,
Lt. Col., US Army, Army Air Forces,
World War II
HUMPHRIES
Flora STONE, 1913 – 1986
HUMPHRIES
John G., Apr. 5, 1854 – Nov. 26, 1932
Annie J., his wife, Sept. 11, 1868 – Sept. 5, 1909
HUMPHRIES
Lola S., wife of Austin C. HUMPHRIES, 1889-1984
HUMPHRIES
Robert Louis, 1916 – 1945
HURD
Lydia (see William HIBBARD lot)
JOHNSON
Albert R., died Jan. 19, 1868 (Civil War)
JOHNSON
Almira (see Samuel LEACH Jr. lot)
LEACH
Annie L., 1880 – 1949
LEACH
Edwin B., Nov. 16, 1907 – Feb. 28, 1989
Sgt., US Army WWII
LEACH
George E., 1859 – 1925
LEACH
John, died Mar. 24, 1911 ae 74
Matilda, died Oct. __, 1867 ae 28 yrs.
Their children:
Samuel, ae 20 yrs.
Herbert, ae 1 yr.
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LEACH
Marion, widow of Ed, March 3, 1911-June 13, 1993
LEACH
Russell E., May 30, 1909 – May 6, 1945
LEACH
Samuel Jr., died Dec. 29, 1864 ae 41 yrs.
Almira JOHNSON, his wife, died 1920, ae 89 yrs.
Albert W., their son, died Feb. 8, 1891 ae 19 yrs.
Horace G., died July 12, 1860, ae 1 yr.
Clara A., their dau. died Dec. 7 1893,
Emma L. WILSON, 1854 – 1923
LEIGHTON
Chas. A., 1850 – 1931
Lydia E., 1852 – 1922
LELAND
______, our Babe, died July 6, 1858, ae 4 yrs.
Georgie, died July 11, 1858, ae 2 yrs.
Children of J.K. & L.A. LELAND
(The stone is broken across the name of the first
child.)
LELAND
Lizzie E., dau. of Sylvanus & Hannah LELAND,
Died Feb. 25, 2869, ae 5 yrs., 10 mos.
“Mourn not for darling Lizzie
She is now an angel bright
You will meet your child in heaven
Where death can never blight.”
LELAND
Naomi, wife of Sylvanus LELAND,
Died May 29, 1848, ae 39 yrs., 10 mos.
“On the bosom of its mother
Rests an infant daughter.”
LELAND
S. Edgar, son of John & Lucy A. LELAND,
Died Dec. 6, 1851, ae 1 yr., 5 mos.
Ada E., an infant dau., died Aug. 21, 1849
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LELAND
S. Leavitt, son of Sylvanus & Naomi LELAND,
Died Mar. 5, 1858, ae 15 yrs.
“I see a hand you cannot see
Which beckons me away.
I hear a voice you cannot hear
Which says I must not stay.”
LELAND
Salome K., died Apr. 28, 1831, ae. 4 yrs., 6 mos.
Mary Ann, died July 5, 1833, ae. 1 yr., 4 mos.
Alonzo, died ____25, 18__.
Children of Sylvanus & Naomi LELAND,
(The stone is broken.)
LELAND
Salome K., dau. of Sylvanus & Naomi LELAND
Died Sept. 29, 1857, ae 19 yrs. 6 mos.
(This stone is broken.)
LELAND
(Sylvanus), died Feb. 7, 1863
(This stone is broken and is placed between
Naomi LELAND & S. Leavitt LELAND. It is
assumed to be Sylvanus, husband of Naomi).
MAHAR
Nancy E., wife of Simon F. Mahar,
Died Apr. 1, 1878, ae. 48 yrs., 6 mos.
“She’s where the weary rest
From care and toil and pain
No sickness or destroying death
Shall trouble her again.”
McPHAIL
Alice, 1965
McPHAIL
Crosby L., 1901 – 1974
Thelma D., his wife, 1908 – 1972
McPHAIL
Daniel A., 1893 – 1931
(1910 census: son of Moody & Lizzie McPHAIL)
McPHAIL
Elizabeth, 1862 – 1953
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McPHAIL
Ernest, 1914 – 1922
McPHAIL
Frank A., 1889 – 1981
Bertha May, 1899 – 1963
Edna A., 1921 – 1921
McPHAIL
George H., 1870 – 1920
Lillian J., 1871 – 1936
McPHAIL
Harry C., 1883 – 1955
Ethel O., his wife, 1886 – 1964
McPHAIL
Helen Esther, 1953 – 1954
McPHAIL
Herbert E., Apr. 11, 1902 – Jan. 1, 1960
Bessie B., May 17, 1908 – Feb. 24, 1982
McPHAIL
Herbert L., 1885 – 1944
McPHAIL
Inez A., 1911 – 1949
McPHAIL
James A., 1855 – 1927
McPHAIL
James Henry, 1884 – 1918
McPHAIL
Jane (see Jane HIBBARD lot, dau. of
Hugh McPHAIL)
McPHAIL
Jesse E., 1902 – 1982
Stella M., his wife, 1912 – 1978
McPHAIL
Mary E., 1903 – 1907
McPHAIL
Maud A., 1910 – 1910
McPHAIL
Moody L., 1868 – 1962
Lizzie E. (BULMER) his wife, 1874 – 1951
McPHAIL
Oceana C., 1907 – 1909
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McPHAIL
Robert O., 1917 – 1974, Pvt., US Army
Marion E., 1927 – (no date)
McPHAIL
Ronald Edgar, 1908 – 1910
McPHAIL
Ruby (see Ellery T. Ricker lot)
McPHAIL
Samuel E., Sept. 18, 1886 – Dec. 19, 1935
Maine Pvt., Co. I, 74 Inf., World War I
McPHAIL
Walter, 1945
McPHAIL
William R., (no dates)
Co. F, 1 D.C. Cav. (Civil War)
MORGAN
Laura N., Oct. 11, 1909 – Apr. 2, 1973
MULLEN
Charles E., died July 18, 1863, ae. 11 yrs. 9 mos.
Ira L., died Mar. 28, 1860, ae 5 mos.
Children of George M. & Rosa MULLEN
MULLEN
George M., died in Augusta, Mar. 25, 1861,
Ae. 35 yrs.
Member of Co. D, 2 Me Cavalry (Civil War)
MULLEN
James Emery, son of Geo. M. & Rosa MULLEN
Died Sept. 6, 1864, ae 17 mos.
“Sweet baby thy spirit now hath_____
Thy suffering now are o’er.”
MULLEN
Rosa S., wife of George M. MULLEN,
Died July 5, 1866, ae 35 yrs., 7 mos.
NEWCOMB
Annie, 1887 – 1966
NEWCOMB
Elliot Eugene, Apr. 4, 1920 – Mar. 5, 1984,
Sgt., US Army, World War II
NEWCOMB
Laura L., mother, 1853 – 1934
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NEWCOMB
Laura N., (see Laura N. Morgan lot)
NEWCOMB
Oscar C., 1918 – 1918
NEWCOMB
Oscar E., 1880 – 1960
NEWCOMB
Richard G., 1950
NEWCOMB
Robert K., father, 1836 – 1927
NEWCOMB
Yvonne M., wife of Elliot, NEWCOMB,
Feb. 18, 1921 – (no date)
PETERS
Pearley, 1894 – 1973
Hazel M., 1895 – (no date)
REYNOLDS
Mabel E., 1891 – 1964
RICKER
Clyde E. 1924 -
RICKER
Ellery T., July 28, 1897 – Sept. 19 1973,
Mass. QMC, US Navy, World War I
Ruby McPHAIL, 1900 - 1989
RICKER
Eric Scott, son of Mr. & Mrs. Darryl A. RICKER,
Aug. 12, 1969 (died at birth)
RICKER
Hazel, Nov. 12, 1925 – Nov. 22, 1974
SELWOOD
Bessie May, Oct. 1, 1875 – June 10, 1901
Lester C., Sept. 26, 1878 – Aug. 21, 1941
Walter B., Dec. 23, 1851 – May 25, 1931
Lizzie B., his wife, Jan. 25, 1851 – Mar. 31 1913
SELWOOD
Grace, 1880 – 1970
SELWOOD
Harry W. 1879 – 1955
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SELWOOD
Keith Bennett, Sr., July 18, 1912 – Dec. 31, 1989,
Son of Harry W. & Marion CEDARWALL
SELWOOOD (ref. Quoddy Tides, Jan. 12, 1990,
Pg. 35
SELWOOD
Lavina, (see Lavina Gove lot)
SELWOOD
Marion, 1881 – 1970 (Jan. 4, 1969)
SELWOOD
Merrill Cedarwall Oct. 27, 1918 – Oct. 24, 2002
SMITH
Clarence (nodates, wooden cross)
STANHOPE
James Arthur, Nov. 30, 1934 – Dec. 29, 1979,
SFC, US Army, Vietnam
STONE
Flora, (see Flora HUMPHRIES lot)
SULLIVAN
Alton D., 1904 – 1972
Ruth B., his wife, 1909 – (no date) Feb. 19, 1991
SULLIVAN
Daniel, died March 4, 1991
WATT
John B., 1905 – 1974
Helen L., 1913 – (no date)
WEST
George W., 1895 – (no date)
M. Blanche, his wife, 1904 – 1943
WILBUR
Alfred M., Aug. 6, 1893 – Jan. 30, 1967
WILSON
Emma L. (see Samuel LEACH Jr. lot)
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This cemetery is laid out approximately in rows with a mound in the center. If there is a double or triple lot,
the surname is mentioned in each row and the inscriptions are listed in the row in which they are located.
Row 1 Ricker, Ellery T.
Row 2 Ricker, Eric Scott
Ricker, Ellery T.
Ruby McPhail
Row 3 Bishop, Percy S.
Winifred
Row 4 Benner, Robert
Stanhope, James
Newcomb lot
McPhail, Alice
McPhail, Walter
Smith, Clarence
West, George W.
M. Blanche
McPhail, Helen E.
McPhail, Herbert E.
Bessie B.
Row 5 Benner, Cecil Floyd
William C.
Newcomb lot
Dore, Stafford
Dorothy
Sullivan, Alton D.
Ruth B.
Wilbur, Alfred M.
Row 6 Leach, Russell
Watt, John B.
Helen L.
Leach, Edwin
McPhail, Robert O.
Marion E.
Newcomb, Oscar C.
Newcomb, Richard G.
Newcomb, Yvonne M.
Newcomb, Elliot E.
Newcomb, Annie L.
Newcomb, Oscar E.
Newcomb, Robert K.
Newcomb, Laura L.
Morgan, Laura N.
Dore lot
Row 6 con’t.
Brackett, Joseph
Bulmer, Reginald
Lou S.
Row 7 Selwood lot
Armstrong, Harry W.
Adelia
Armstrong, Amy
Armstrong, John
Armstrong, Lewis C.
Armstrong May P.
Mahar
Humphries, John G.
Annie J.
Rosenberg, Ruby M.
McPhail, Daniel A.
McPhail, Moody L.
Lizzie E.
McPhail, Maud A.
McPhail, Mary E.
Row 8 Gove, Hiram L.
Gove, Lavina S.
Selwood, Harry W.
Selwood, Marion
Selwood, Bessie May
Lester C.
Walter B.
Lizzie B.
Grace
Doore, Hosea
Carrie
Hibbard, William
MaryAlvena
McPhail, Herbert L.
McPhail, Ronald Edgar
Barnes, James L.
Reynolds, Mabel E.
McPhail, George H.
Lillian J.
McPhail, Oceana
Row 9 McPhail, Ernest
McPhail, Elizabeth
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Row 9 (cont.)
McPhail, James H.
McPhail, James A.
McPhail, Samuel E.
McPhail, Frank A.
Bertha May
Edna A.
McPhail, Jesse E.
Stella M.
McPhail, Inez A.
Row 10 Farley, Hazen
Humphries lot
Leach,
Leach, George E.
Annie
Edwin B.
Samuel
Almira
Albert W.
Horace G.
Clara A.
Emma L. Wilson
John
Matilda
Samuel
Herbert
Brackett, infant
Mahar, Nancy
Goodeill, George G.
Edna F.
Humphries, Alexander
Maria S.
Stanley W.
Walter A.
George W.
McPhail, Harry G.
Ethel O.
Bulmer, Warren
Bulmer, John A.
Bulmer, Mercy J.
Bulmer, And’w
McPhail, Wm. R.
Mullen, James Emery
Mullen, Rosa S.
Blair, Mary A.
Crone, Benjamin
Hibbard, Thomas
Hibbard, Jane
Row 12 Peters, Pearley
Hazel M.
Leland, Georgie
Leland, Lizzie E.
Leland, S. Edgar
Ada E.
Leland, S. Leavitt
Row 13 Cedarwall, Cora
Jacob
Otelia
Leland, Salome
Mary Ann
Alonzo
Leland, Naomi
Sylvanus
Clark, Moses
Eaton, Daniel
Margaret
Vacant lot
Williams, Percy lot
Johnson & wife lot
Johnson, Albert R.
Row 14 Camick, Nelson B.
Katherine
Freeman Parker lot
Leighton, Chas. A.
Lydia E.
Humphries, Benjamin
Flora Stone
Humphries, Austin
Lola S.
Robert Lewis
Row 11 McPhail, Crosby L.
Thelma D.
Mullen, Charles E.
Ira L.
Mullen, George M.
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Location No. 30
Bert McPhail Cemetery
So. Meadow Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.1 miles north on Rt. 1 to So.
Meadow Rd. Turn left onto So. Meadow Rd. and proceed 4.2 miles on So.
Meadow Rd. Turn left onto a dirt road and proceed 0.2 miles until you reach a
house and a red-roofed barn. The cemetery is on the left about 200 feet across
an apple orchard.
BULMER
Isaac, 1839 – 1859
Susan, 1844 – 1850
Deborah SCOTT, 1847 – 1873
BULMER
Josiah T., died Oct. 1, 1864, ae 23 yrs., 6 mos.
Member of Co. G, 32 Reg., Maine Vol.
“Sleep in peace O fallen hero!
Never more they country’s cry
Shall disturb they loyal spirit
In her dread extremity.”
BULMER
Mark, 1837 – 1864, 1st Me Cav. Co. D, (Civil War)
John, 1841 – 1865, 1st Battery Me. Vol. (Civil War)
Josiah, 1841 – 1864, Co. G, 32 Reg., Me. Vol.
(Civil War)
BULMER
Mark P., died Mar. 17, 1867, ae 69 yrs.
BULMER
Mark P., 1801 – 1867
Lydia, his wife, 1807 – 18__
John, 1827 – 1828
David, 1831 – 1841
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Location No. 31
Frost Cemetery
Willard Frost Property
Route 1
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 1.9 miles south and west on Rt.
1. There is a meadow behind a small house or vegetable stand. Walk about
150-200 feet through the meadow and then through some shrubs until you
come upon a dirt track. Turn right and follow the track bearing left at the fork.
This will lead up a small incline to the cemetery that is on the left side of the
track.
CAMBELL
Laura E., dau. of Isaac & Harriet CAMBELL,
Died Aug. 18, 1863, ae. 9 wks.
“One we loved has left our number
For the dark and silent tomb.
Closed her eyes in silent slumber
Ended in her early bloom.”
FROST
Herbert S., 1867 – 1904
FROST
Stanley, died May 23, 1868, ae 31 yrs. , 8 mos.
FROST
Stanley, son of Emma & William FROST,
1924 – 1939
MATTHEWS
John V., died May 27, 1857, ae 27 yrs.
STETSON
Rebecca (see Ichabod Stoddard lot)
STODDARD
Ichabod, 1802 – 1884
Rebecca STETSON, his wife, 1804 – 1882
STODDARD
Ezekiel, 1818 – 1881
Stephen, 1800 – 1876
W. Wakefield, 1835 – 1884
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Location No. 32
Leighton Cemetery
Route 1
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 2.1 miles south and west on Rt.
1 to a dirt road on the right side of Rt. 1 just past the Stevenson house. This
cemetery is in the woods and is very difficult to find without a guide.
LEIGHTON
Rufus M., August 6, 1840 – Dec. 9, 1864
Adrianna, Sept. 17, 1848 – Feb. 5, 1856
Silas M., Nov. 17, 1858 – Nov. 28, 1863
Alfred C., born April 6, 1814, died March 26, 1885
LEIGHTON
Anna B., wife of Phineas LEIGHTON,
Died Oct. 16, 1856, ae. 68 years.
“Mother thou art gone to rest
And this shall be our prayer
That when we reach our journey’s end
Thy glory we may share.”
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Location No. 33
East Bay Cemetery
Sarah Rogers Property
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 2.3 miles south and west to a
dirt road on the left side of Rt. 1 near the “Welcome to Perry” sign. Turn left
onto the dirt road and proceed 0.2 miles along the road to a boat landing. Park
your car, turn to your right and walk approximately 1000 feet through a
meadow to a spruce grove on the left side of the meadow. The cemetery is
through the spruce grove toward the East Bay approximately 100 feet into the
woods.
KNOWLTON
H.K., Co. H, 15th Me. Inf. (Civil War)
LINCOLN
Moses, died Sept. 28, 1850, ae 89 yrs.
“Mark the perfect man and behold the upright for
The end of that man is peace.” Psalms 37,37
LINCOLN
Sarah, wife of Moses LINCOLN,
Died Dec. 21, 1849 ae. 79 years.
“Those that sleep in Jesus
Will God bring with him.” 1 Thess. 4,14
ROGERS
Mary H., Jan. 31, 1815 – Nov. 12, 1902, ae 87 yrs.
Thomas M., ae 27 yrs. (broken stone)
“Blessed are the dead which lie in the Lord
from henceforth you saith the spirit that
they rest from their labours and their works
do follow them.”
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Location No. 34
Stoddard Cemetery
Lamond Farm
Lincoln Point Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 mils southwest on Rt. 1 to
Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed 0.3 mils to
Lincoln Point Rd. Turn right onto Lincoln Point Rd. and proceed 0.2 mils to
the cemetery which is on the left side of Lincoln Point Rd. and approximately
100 feet into the woods. The fence and gravestones can be seen from the road
if one looks carefully into the woods.
A sign reads:
“Nathaniel Stoddard of Hingham, Mass. Served in
Maj. John Crane’s RI Co. of Arty. 1775, Col, John
Greaton’s Cont. Regt. 1776, Col. John Crane’s 3rd
Con. Arty. Regt. 1777 – 1780. Col. Ebenezer
Sprout’s Cont. Regt. 1781 – 1783. Came to
Passamaquoddy in 1787.”
STODDARD
Nathl., died Oct. 20, 1828, ae 71 yrs.
Jane (his wife), died March 16, 1802, ae 44 yrs.
STODDARD
Jane, wife of Charles STODDARD,
Died Feb. 17, 1831 ae 40 yrs.
By her side rests an infant son.
“Here calmly rest until the dawn
Until an eternal blissful morn
Shall chase away the cloud of night
And wake thee with its glorious light.”
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Location No. 35
Leach Point Cemetery
Lincoln Point Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles southwest on Rt. 1 to
Cannon Hill Road. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed 0.3 miles to
Lincoln point Rd. Turn right onto Lincoln Point Rd. and proceed 0.5 miles to
a fork in the road. At the fork, turn right and proceed 0.2 miles to a dirt road
on the right that has a cabin about 100 feet into the trees. Proceed
approximately 25 feet on this dirt road and park your car. The cemetery is on
the right about 100 feet into the trees.
LEACH
Stephen, Apr. 9, 1791 – Feb. 18, 1856
Lois DOWNES, his wife,
Aug. 12, 1791 – Mar. 3 1858
“They that sleep in Jesus
will God bring with him.”
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Location No. 36
Lincoln Cemetery
Lincoln Point Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles southwest to Cannon
Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed 0.3 miles to Lincoln
Point Rd. Turn right onto Lincoln Point Rd. and proceed 0.5 mils to a fork in
the road. Turn right at the fork and proceed 0.4 miles to the cemetery which is
on the right side of Lincoln Point Rd. overlooking East Bay.
LINCOLN
Stephen E., 1920 – 1987
Eva A., his wife, 1920 – 1984
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Location No. 37
Lincoln Cemetery
Charles and Omar Norton Property
Birch Pont Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190, proceed 0.8 miles southwest on Rt. 1
to Cannon Hill Rod. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed 1.6 mils to
Birch Point Rd. Turn right onto Birch Point Rd. and proceed 1.0 miles to the
cemetery which is on the left side of Birch Point Rd. and approximately 75
feet into the woods. Several stones can be seen from the road if one looks
carefully through the shrubbery.
LINCOLN
Elizabeth, wife of Otis LINCOLN,
Died February 27, 1843, ae. 72 yrs.
LINCOLN
Mary O., dau. of Otis and Mary LINCOLN,
Died March 14, 1852, ae 18 yrs.
“Mary hath chosen that good part which
shall not be taken away from her.”
LINCOLN
Otis, died October 10, 1846 - ___(can not read)
LINCOLN
Robinson, died February 5, 1852, ae. 47 yrs.
“My____and my heart faileth. God is the
strength of my heart and my portion forever.”
LINCOLN
Solomon, died February 10, 1849, ae 56 yrs., 8 mos.
John A., his son, died May 3, 1835,
Ae 2 yrs., 1 mos., 11 days
PATTANGALL
Catherine E., died March 8, 1895,
Ae 36 yrs., 26 days
“We loved her.”
PATTANGALL
Laura Page, died ae 15 mos., 16 days (no dates)
PATTANGALL
Lucy H., died October 17, 1886,
Ae 31 yrs., 7 mos., 13 days
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PATTANGALL
Nathan F., died March 17, 1885,
Ae. 24 yrs., 4 mos.
“Because Christ died, he liveth.”
PATTANGALL
Nathan P., died June 16, 1896, ae 72 yrs. 6 mos.
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Location No. 38
Doring-Shaw Property
Pig Farm Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles southwest on Rt. 1 to
Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill rd. and proceed 4.6 miles to Pig
Farm Rd. Turn right onto Pig Farm Rd. and proceed 0.3 miles to a dirt road
on the right side of Pig Farm Rd. Turn right onto the dirt road and proceed 0.1
miles (crossing a brook) to an open field. Turn left (southwest) into the field
and proceed approximately 200 feet to a large spruce tree. At the spruce tree
turn right into the spruce grove and proceed straight ahead. The cemetery is
in the spruce grove. There are three sunken graves with no stones.
(alternately, Pig Arm Rd. is on the left side of Cannon Hill Rd. 0.5 miles from
the jct. of Old Eastport Rd. and Cannon Hill Rd.)
CLARK
Lizzie LORING, wife of Andrew CLARK,
Died June 4, 1874, ae 39 yrs. 8 mos.
DORING
John, 1824 – 1907
Lydia E., 1829 – 1902
Ida M., 1856 – 1873
Laura M., 1868 – 1873
LEIGHTON
George F., 1846 – 1914
Cora, his wife, 1852 – 1926
Edgar L., 1878 – 1896
LORING
John, died Dec. 24, 1877, ae 73
“My husband”
LORING
Albert L., died Nov. 2, 1870, ae 38 yrs., 8 mos.
Son of John & Elizabeth LORING
Served in the Army of the Rebellion in 1864
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“Farewell, my brother, thou art gone
With angel hosts in heaven to dwell
Thy friends on earth mourning thy loss
Have bidden thee a sad farewell.”
LORING
Lizzie (See Lizzie CLARK lot)
NORDSTROM
Phebe O., Aug. 8 1819 – Apr. 8 1853
NORDSTROM
John, died Apr. 28, 1844, ae 73
Matthias, died Nov. 6, 1825, ae 2 yrs.
REDINGTON
Almira G., wife of John REDINGTON
Died July 24, 1873, ae 56 yrs., 6 mos.
TROTT
John W., 1827 – 1902
Almeda L., 1837 – 1916
Chase H., 1867 – 1937
Edith R., 1863 – 1870
Lillian L., 1865 – (no date)
TROTT
Mary A., died Sept. 30, 1882 ae 69 yrs.
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Location No. 39
Tuttle Cemetery
Candelmo Property
Old Eastport Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles southwest on Rt. 1 to
Cannon Hill Rd. Turn left onto Cannon Hill Rd. and proceed to the end of the
road. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is on the left side of Old
Eastport Rd., 0.05 miles south of the junction of Cannon Hill Rd. and Old
Eastport Rd. There is a dirt road approximately 20 feet beyond the first
telephone pole after the junction. Walk 100-200 feet down the dirt road and
turn left toward a barbed-wire fence. Go under the barbed-wire fence and
walk straight ahead to the site.
TUTTLE
Lewis, son of J.Q.A. & Anna Tuttle, 1861 – 1877
TUTTLE
Charles Mayberry, July 6, 1858 – Nov. 2, 1890
TUTTLE
Harry Fessenden, June 29, 1869 – Feb. 4, 1892
TUTTLE
John, Aug. 2, 1853, ae 7 days
Frank, Aug. 10, 1867 ae 11 mos.
TUTTLE
Samuel, died Aug. 27, 1858, ae 84 years
Abigail, his wife, 1784 – 1876
(Abigail is the dau. of Ebenezer & Nabby
LEIGHTON SMALL.)
Ref. J.A. Milliken, The Narraguagus Valley,
Some Account of its Early Settlement and Settlers
(Machias, Maine, 1886, reprinted A.J. Huston,
Portland, Maine 1910) p. 5
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Location No. 40
Trott Cemetery
Old Eastport Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.5 miles southwest on Rt. 1 to
Mahar Lane. Turn left onto Mahar Lane and proceed 0.25 miles on Mahar
Lane to Old Eastport Rd. Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. and proceed 1.3
miles south on Old Eastport Rd. to the cemetery which is on the right side of
Old Eastport Rd. The cemetery is visible from the road.
AYLWARD
Alice L., 1875 – 1956
AYLWARD
James M., 1874 – 1953
BAYLISS
Hannah E., wife of Joseph W. BAYLISS, 1850 – 1918
“Mother thou has from us flown
To thee regions far above
We to thee erect this stone
Consecrated by our love.”
COX
Eleanor TROTT, 1888 – 1918 (beside Leola COX)
COX
Leola A., 1921 – 1923
COX
Phreda T., dau. of Edward C. & Eleanor S. COX,
1915 – 1916
SMITH
Roy, Nov. 22, 1900 – June 10, 1985
Pvt., US Army, World War I
TROTT
Calven W., died January 29, 1900, ae 68 yrs.
Sarah, his mother, (no dates)
TROTT
Carrie A., died December 8, 1888, ae 23 yrs., 8 mos.
Dau. of Charles J. & Anna M. TROTT
TROTT
Charles, died October 27, 1838, ae 28 yrs.
TROTT
Charles J., died April 17, 1916, ae 79 yrs., 9 mos.
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TROTT
Daniel, died February 20, 1877, ae 75 yrs.
TROTT
Donald Hermon, December 23, 1950 – October 14,
1969 Me. PFC, US Marine Corps, Vietnam
TROTT
Fred S. Jr., November 11, 1963 – May 2, 1998 ae 34 yrs.
Veteran
TROTT
Edith M., died January 9, 1896, ae 9 yrs., 1 mo.
J. Harvey, died December 29, 1895 ae 3 yrs., 8 mos.
Children of Judson H. & Phreda M. TROTT
TROTT
Edward and John
1964
1965
(This stone was copied as it appeared)
TROTT
Eleanor (See Eleanor COX lot)
TROTT
Elizabeth, wife of John TROTT, died March 16, 1853,
Ae. 76 yrs.
TROTT
Frank L., died September 18, 1898, ae 31 yrs., 4 mos.
Son of Charles J. & Anna M. TROTT
TROTT
Frank Albert, January 8, 1916 – August 17, 1998
TROTT
Grace L., 1898 – 1982 (beside Ira L. TROTT)
TROTT
Harry H., 1890 – 1976 (July 20 ae 86 yrs.)
Ada May, his wife, 1895 – June 10, 1993
TROTT
Hester May, 1918 – 1918
TROTT
Ira L., 1896 – 1947
TROTT
John, died January 19, 1853, ae 83 yrs.
TROTT
Judson, 1856 – 1914
TROTT
Mildred Edith, 1915 – 1915
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TROTT
Mima, wife of Daniel TROTT, died June 8, 1893,
Ae 75 yrs.
TROTT
Rodney A., 1939 – 1961
TROTT
Samuel, died February 15, 1865, ae 57 yrs., 6 mos.
TROTT
Shirl
TROTT
Viola, 1854 – 1896
Loreing E., 1869 – 1940
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Location No. 41
Frost Cemetery
Cleve Dore Property
Old Eastport Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.5 miles southwest to Mahar
Lane. Turn left onto Mahar Lane and proceed 0.25 miles to Old Eastport rd.
Turn right onto Old Eastport Rd. and proceed 0.75 miles to the driveway and
dirt road that leads to the cemetery on the left side of Old Eastport Rd. Turn
left into the driveway and proceed 0.5 miles east along the driveway and dirt
road to the cemetery which is on the right side of the dirt road in the trees.
FROST
Aaron, died Aug. 9, 1888, ae 82 yrs., 4 mos.
Mary, his wife, died Aug. 8, 1877, ae 70 yrs., 6 mos.
Sylvester, 1834 – 1906
Lucinda E., his wife, 1832 – 1909
Frank S., 1857 – 1911
Etta, 1865 – 1922
Edward M., son of Sylvester and Lucinda FROST,
Died Nov. 30, 1888, ae 19 yrs., 11 mos.
Smaller stones read: Eddie, Etta, Frank, Sylvester,
Lucinda, Mother, Father
FROST
D. Webster, May 5, 1852 – Aug. 16, 1926
FROST
Elizabeth, died Jan. 25, 1835, ae 65 yrs.
Simon, died June 11, 1837, ae 71 yrs.
Joseph, Feb. 7, 1841, ae 38 yrs.
FROST
George W., Dec. 27, 1891, ae 49 yrs.
Ann, wife of John A. FROST, died Sept. 15, 1898,
Ae. 83 yrs.
FROST
James MADISON, died Mar. 2, 1865, ae 15 yrs.
Eliza Ann MADISON, Feb. 9, 1865,
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Ae 7 yrs., 7 mos, 19 days.
FROST
Jennie M., wife of D.W. FROST and mother of
C.W. FROST, died Aug. 29, 1916,
Ae 58 yrs., 11 mos.
FROST
John A., died Dec. 16, 1871, ae 70 yrs.
Ambrose, lost at sea, Sept. 28, 1874 ae 19 yrs.
FROST
Warren, died Sept. 10, 1871, ae 25 yrs.
Gilman, who fell in line of duty at Fort Hudson, LA.,
June 10, 1863, ae 24 yrs.
Sons of Aaron & Mary FROST
“Rest peacefully rest beneath the green soil
Thy spirits have gone to their home with God
Gone in the springtime of beauty and bloom
To a beautiful land beyond the dark tomb.”
“Gone to thy rest”
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Location No. 42
Old Eastport Rd.
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.5 miles southwest on Rt. 1 to
Mahar Lane. Turn left onto Mahar Lane and proceed 0.25 miles on Mahar
Lane to Old Eastport Rd. This cemetery is located on the east side of Old
Eastport Rd. at the jct. of Mahar Lane and Old Eastport Rd. this location is a
memorial site and not a cemetery.
ARMSTRONG
Lewis C., 1919 – 1975,
PFC US ARMY World War II
ARMSTRONG
Henefa (Avery) died May 16, 2000
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Location No. 43
Mahar Cemetery
Route 1
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.4 miles south and west on Rt.
1. The cemetery is on a ridge on the left side of Rt. 1 between Mahar Rd. and
the Polar Treat. It is visible from the road.
MAHAR
Elisha S., 1852 – 1922
Jane R., 1852 – 1926
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Location No. 44
Hibbard Cemetery
Crossroad
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.7 miles southeast on Rt. 190
to the Crossroad. Turn right onto the Crossroad. The cemetery is on the right
side of the road, 0.2 miles from Rt. 190 and is visible from the road.
CATES
Warren Ivan, May 31, 1962 – June 2, 1962
CHAFFEE
Hattie M., 1883 – 1956
CHAFFEE
Hugh D., 1903 – 1983
Aurelia K., October 9, 1912 = December 26, 2000
HIBBARD
Hugh F., 1850 – 1944
Matilda C., 1856 – 1936
Austin S., 1879 – 1947
LOGAN
Calvin Austen, Nov. 13, 1899 – August 11, 1969
Maine U.S. Coast Guard, WWI (flat granite)
LOGAN
Carrie R., 1901 – 1972
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Location No. 45
Hibbard Cemetery
Hoffman Property
Route 190
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.8 miles southeast on Rt. 190.
This cemetery is on the right side of Rt. 190 and is deep in the woods and very
difficult to find. The cemetery is not maintained, and the markers were in
such disarray it was impossible to arrange a list by rows.
ARMSTRONG
Thomas F., son of J.& A. ARMSTRONG,
Died May 25, 1867, ae 2 yrs., 9 mos.
DODGE
Samuel, died May 20, 1853, ae 57 yrs.
Elizabeth, died De. 22, 1851, ae 55 yrs., 6 mos.
ELDRIDGE
Emily, wife of Andrew ELDRIDGE and former wife
Of James MAHAR, died May 19, 1862,
Ae 44 yrs., 6 mos.
FROST
Elvira HIBBARD (see Hugh HIBBARD lot)
HIBBARD
Fred, 1860 – 1930
Priscilla SMITH, his wife, 1843 – 1923
HIBBARD
Hugh, 1813 – 1886
Rebecca, (his wife)1821 – 1883
Laura C., 1853 – 1870
Levi P., 1858 – 1879
Henry E., 1861 – 1880
Elvira FROSt, 1837 – 1875
HIBBARD
John, 1809 – 1892
Eliza SMITH, (his wife) 1808 – 1896
W.H.F., 1861 – 1892
Sarah POTTLE, his wife, 1856 – 1884
HIBBARD
John W., died June 3, 1870, ae 24 yrs., 8 mos.
84
HIBBARD
Thomas F., died May 25, 1867, age 27 yrs.
HIBBARD
William N., (this stone is broken into four pieces
and is disintegrating.)
LEIGHTON
Abby, dau. of John & Louisa LEIGHTON,
Died Oct. 13, 1861, ae 8 yrs., 1 mo.
LEIGHTON
Deless, son of Louisa & John LEIGHTON,
Died Oct. 9, 1861, ae 1 yr., 6 mos.
LEIGHTON
John, died Jan. 15, 1850, ae 69 yrs.
LEIGHTON
Louisa, dau of John & Louisa LEIGHTON,
Died Feb. 6, 1854, ae 2 yrs., 6 mos.
LEIGHTON
Maria, wife of Mark LEIGHTON,
Died Apr. 10, 1852, ae 22 yrs.
LEIGHTON
Tho___P., died Feb. 28, 1855 ae 31 yrs.
MAHAR
John, died Feb. 7, 1855, ae 76 yrs.
MAHAR
Lucy, wife of John MAHAR,
Died Oct. 15, 1847, ae 52 yrs.
MORRISON
John, Oct. 11, 1814 – July 17, 1881
(John was married to Susannah HIBBARD,
Dau. of Thomas and Jane McPHAIL HIBBARD)
POTTLE
Sarah (see John HIBBARD lot)
SMITH
George C., son of Nelson & Sally SMITH,
Died Dec. 20, 1859, ae 2 yrs., 2 mos.
SMITH
Lizzie A., dau. of Nelson & Sally SMITH,
Died Nov. 21, 1859, ae 4 yrs.
SMITH
Nelson, died in Perry, November 5, 1892,
Ae 77 yrs., 5 mos., 21 days (Civil War?)
85
SMITH
Priscilla (see Fred HIBBARD lot)
Eliza (see John HIBBARD lot)
SMITH
Sarah S., wife of Nelson SMITH
SULLIVAN
Emma, 1872 – 1873
Julia 1876 – 1898
Harriet E., May 17, 1841 – Mar. 19, 1923
SULLIVAN
Simon M., 1877 – 1915
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Location No. 46
Altvater Cemetery
Christy Altvater Property
Upper Road
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 1.4 miles southeast on Rt. 190
to Upper Rd. Turn left onto Upper Rd. and go 0.1 miles up the hill. Turn left
onto a dirt road and the cemetery is visible on the right.
ALTVATER
Kirk G., Mar. 3, 1957 – Feb. 1, 1979
ALTVATER
Christopher N., Jan. 5, 1921 – May 14, 1971,
Maine SFC US Navy
ALTVATER
Nicole Jean, May 19, 1974 – Apr. 5, 1975
ALTVATER
Rita P. December 30, 1921 – July 18, 1991
EMERY
Charles C., January 17, 1972 – Aug. 20, 1994
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Location No. 47
Hibbard Cemetery
Route 190
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.9 miles southeast on Rt. 190.
Turn left onto a dirt road and proceed 0.3 miles on the dirt road to the
cemetery.
BAYLISS
Harry C., 1912 – 1985
BAYLISS
William, 1878 – 1936
Amy J., 1881 – 1951
Evelyn, 1901 – 1922
BROWN
Helen M. SULLIVAN, wife of Harry M. BROWN,
1896 – 1978
CAMIC
Sherman E., Oct. 17, 1921 – Sept. 28, 1988,
Tec. 4, US Army, World War II (flat granite)
Mary HIBBARD, June 30, 1928 – (no date)
CLARK
Myra E., (see Daniel F. HIBBARD lot)
DUNSMOOR
Alice POTTLE Jan. 17, 1896 – Nov. 23, 1987
GOVE
Stella, (see Charles F. POTTLE lot)
HIBBARD
Albert W., died July 15, 1913, ae 59 yrs.
HIBBARD
Alden P., 1886 – 1948
Edna M., 1887 – (no date)
HIBBARD
Almira D., wife of Thomas HIBBARD,
Died January 14, 1886, ae 73 yrs., 9 mos.
HIBBARD
Arthur L., son of Albert W. & Catherine HIBBARD
Died January 22, 1886 – ae 3 yrs., 6 mos.
HIBBARD
Carl D., 1895 – 1976
Lillian M., his wife, 1902 – 1986
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HIBBARD
Caroline V. (see LEONE lot)
HIBBARD
Carrie (See Carrie LEACH lot)
HIBBARD
Catherine Maria, wife of Albert W. HIBBARD,
1856 – 1944
HIBBARD
Dale, April 19, 1927 – April 27, 1997
Veteran, Army WWII
HIBBARD
Daniel F., 1849 - 1930
Matilda N., his wife, 1852 – 1912
Earle D., 1881 – 1949
Myra E. CLARK, 1874 – 1954
HIBBARD
George E., 1861 – 1939
Annie L. SELWOOD, his wife, 1872 – 1958
Reid K., his brother, 1879 – 1899
HIBBARD
Harris E., Sept. 27, 1888 – Dec. 10, 1992 ae 104 yrs.
Veteran WW1
Effie L., 1892 – 1969
HIBBARD
Helen M., dau. of Albert W. & Catherine HIBBARD,
1891 – 1934
“Peace be Thine.”
HIBBARD
Mary (see Sherman CAMIC lot)
HIBBARD
Maynard W., 1899 – 1961
Mattie V. McPHAIL, his wife, 1897 – 1980
HIBBARD
Thomas, died December 24, 1890, ae 83 yrs., 10 mos.
LEACH
Carrie HIBBARD, wife of George E. LEACH,
Died Oct. 10, 1887, ae 21 yrs., 2 mos.
Helen S., their dau., died May 8, 1888, ae 1 yr.
LEIGHTON
Sarah Jane, wife of Mark LEIGHTON,
Died January 25, 1909, ae 74 yrs., 9 mos.
89
LEIGHTON
T. Wesley, 1910 – 1953
LEONE
Caroline V. HIBARD, wife of John D. LEONE,
1859 – 1912
MAHAR
Stephen B., 1888 – 1960
Louise E., his wife, 1890 – 1994
McPHAIL
Mattie V. (see Maynard W. HIBBARD lot)
MILLER
Carlos D., Aug. 22, 1907 – Aug. 16, 1978,
US Navy, World War II
POTTLE
_____, infant sons of C.F. & Stella A. POTTLE,
August 2, 1890
POTTLE
Alice (See Alice DUNSMOOR lot)
POTTLE
Charles F., 1867 – 1925
Stella GOVE, 1869 – 1954
POTTLE
Charles F., Dec. 18, 1926 – July 20, 2005
WW II Navy
POTTLE
Eder F., Dec. 4, 1897 – Oct. 13, 1974,
Pvt., US Marine Corp.
Lucy E., his wife, Aug. 9, 1905 – Dec. 23, 2001
POTTLE
Fred, son of C.F. & S.A. POTTLE,
July 7, 1903 – July 11, 1903
POTTLE
Gerald, April 2, 1908 – Dec. 24, 1991
Veteran Army or Marines PFC WW II
POTTLE
Hubert, 1928 – 1928
Infant son of E.F. & L.E. POTTLE
RAMSDELL
Alonzo B., 1909 – 1986
Clara E., his wife, 1912 – 1976
90
RAMSDELL
George, Feb. 17, 1931 – June 4, 1997
Veteran, Marines, Korea
SELWOOD
Annie L. (see George E. HIBBARD lot)
SULLIVAN
Earle W., 1908 – 1977
Elizabeth J., his wife, April 23, 1914 – Jan. 21, 2003
SULLIVAN
George H., 1874 – 1960
Ivie M., his wife, 1878 – 1936
SULLIVAN
Helen M. (See Helen BROWN lot)
Wife of Harry M. BROWN
SULLIVAN
Lloyd G., 1917 - Dec. 29, 1993
At Togus, WW II veteran, no gov’t stone
Gertina W., 1915 – 1985
“Always loved, always remembered.”
SULLIVAN
Maurice T., July 25, 1898 – February 8, 1962
Me. Sgt. 4000 Base Unit, AAF, WW I and WW II
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Row 1 Brown, Helen M.
Sullivan, Lloyd G.
Gertina
Sullivan, Elizabeth
Earle W.
Row 2 Ramsdell, Alonzo B.
Clara E.
Sullivan, George H.
Ivie M.
Hibbard, George E.
Annie L.
Row 7 Bayliss, Harry C.
Bayliss, William
Amy J.
Evelyn
Hibbard, Catherine
Hibbard, Albert W.
Hibbard, Arthur L.
Row 8 Hibbard, Carl D.
Lillian
Mahar, Stephen B.
Louise E.
Row 3 Pottle, Eder F.
Hibbard, Daniel F.
Matilda N.
Earle D.
Myra E.
Hibbard, Carrie
Helen
Row 4 Pottle, Lucy E.
Eder F.
Pottle, Charles F.
Stella Gove
Mother
Father
Pottle, Fred
Pottle, infant
Dunsmoor, Alice
Pottle, Hubert
Hibbard, Almira D.
Hibbard, Thomas
Row 5 Hibbard, Alden P.
Edna M.
Row 6 Camic, Sherman E.
Mary Hibbard
Hibbard, Maynard W.
Miller, Carlos D.
Leighton, T. Wesley
Leighton, Sarah Jane
Leone, Caroline V.
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Location No. 48
McDormand – Walton Cemetery
Route 190
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 0.2 miles east on Rt. 190. The
cemetery is on the left side of Rt. 190. Facing the auto body shop, the
cemetery is on the right and is in dense undergrowth full of thorns.
McDORMAND
Drusilla S., wife of John S. McDORMAND,
Died Oct. 12, 1868, 29 yrs., 9 mos.
“Another saint has gone up there
Glad singing there must be
A new made grave is down here
And a still house for me.”
McDORMAND
John W., son of John S. & Drusilla McDORMAND,
Died June 11, 1863, ae 1 yr., 3 mos., 15 days
WALTON
John, June 15, 1845, ae 48
Oscar
WALTON
Paul, Feb. 26, 1824 – May 14, 1903
Mary E. HUTTLEY, wife of Paul WALTON
Sept. 7, 1840 – Dec. 30, 1898
“Blessed are the pure in heart
For they shall see God.”
Charles B., their son, Sept. 27, 1862 – Aug. 4, 1897
James O., Mar. 13, 1870 – Apr. 12, 1944
(This stone is approximately 4 feet tall and has
fallen off of its base. There are inscriptions
visible on two sides of the stone. There may be
inscriptions on the side against the ground, but
the stone was too heavy to move.)
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Location No. 49
Kendall Cemetery
Route 1
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 1.35 miles north on Rt. 1 to
Gravel Pit Rd. which is a dirt road across from a house with a flagpole and a
birdhouse in the front yard. Turn right onto Gravel Pit Rd. and proceed to the
gravel pit. At the northest corner of the pit is a dirt road. Proceed
approximately 100 feet north on this dirt road and the cemetery is on the left
side of the dirt road in the woods.
KENDALL
Benjamin, died June 10, 1852, ae 19 yrs., 3 mos.
TROTT
Lora, dau. of E.C. and S. Trott, Mar. 2, 1850,
Ae. 4 yrs., 8 mos.
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Location No. 50
Restlawn Cemetery
Route 1
From the junction of Rt. 1 and Rt. 190 proceed 2.3 miles north on Rt. 1. This
cemetery is on the right side of Rt. 1 directly across from a rest area and the
granite marker which is on the 45th parallel, halfway between the equator and
the north pole. There is a “Restlawn” sign on the right side of Rt. 1 indicating
the road that leads into the cemetery.
_____
_____(this stone is broken through the name)
“So fades the summer clouds away
So sinks the gales when storms are o’er
So gently shuts the eye of day
So dies the wave along the shore.”
ADAMS
Charles H., 1911 – 1981
Louise B., March 28, 1915 – Feb. 2004
ADAMS
Charles H. Sr., 1875 – 1963
Mabel S., 1883 – 1967
ADAMS
Dolloras (See Dolloras HALLETT lot)
ADAMS
Eldon, Aug. 26, 1895 – April 13, 1961,
Maine PFC, Co. H, 73 Inf. WW I
ADAMS
Herbert H., 1912 – 1964
Evelyn M., his wife, 1915 – 1987
Mary Anne, dau., Nov. 26, 1938 – Jan. 8, 1939
ADAMS
Lona H., June 16, 1909 – Dec. 8, 2000
ADAMS
Wilford L., 1866 – 1940
Bertha B., his wife, 1873 – 1940
Hazel H., their dau., 1893 – 1941
Gladys Adams LINGLEY, 1899 – 1920
AYLWARD
Alvin K., 1850 – 1930
Minnie A., his wife, 1870 – 1949
95
AYLWARD
Ida M., mother, 1867 – 1900
Eva M., dau., 1887 – 1896
AYLWARD
Lowell C., 1837 – 1901 (Civil War)
Frank, 1884 – 1896
BAYLISS
Elizabeth E., (see John Henry CLARK lot)
BEATTY
H. Russell, May 14, 1906 – Sept. 26, 1972
Alice C., April 4, 1906 –
BISHOP
(no data) “At peace with nature and with God.”
BISHOP
J. Ruth (see Floyd M. MORRISON lot)
BROWN
Alcid, Jan. 24, 1919 – Nov. 26, 1995
Kate Wadsworth Brown Jan. 10, 1927 – Nov. 26, 1995
BROWN
Elizabeth, Dec. 21, 1915 – May 22, 1990
BROWN
Kingsley Alcid died December 1990
BROWN
Thomas P., 1909 – 1988
Elizabeth, 1913 – (no data)
BULMER
E.B. (wooden cross)
S. (wooden cross)
BULMER
Everett Lee, 1882 – 1956
BULMER
Helen, January 26, 1922 – Aug. 28, 1996
BULMER
Mark, March 1, 1969 – Oct. 3, 2004
BULMER
Susan Inez, 1887 – 1942
BULMER
William G. Sr., 1914 – 1981
GM 3, US Navy, World War II
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CALDER
Arther G., May 27, 1914 – Feb. 3, 1994
CALDER
Elsie M., 1919 – (no date)
Walter A., 1921 – 1981
CALER
Cassie B., wife of Harold B. CALER, 1924 – 1967
CALER
George A., February 8, 1914 – April 9, 1992
CALER
Frances, Aug. 8, 1918 – Jan. 5, 2003
CALL
Bessie Helen, 1899 – 1963 (see Wm. P FLAGG lot)?
CALL
Richard Malcolm, 1906 – 1970
CAMICK
Charles D., 1896 – 1975
Hazel L., 1907 – 1982
CARLOWE
George H., 1909 – 1914
CARLOWE
Howard S., 1865 – 1937
Ellen W., 1876 – 1952
CARTER
Donald D., 1963 – 1975
CHAFFEY
Rev. Roland A., June 24, 1905 – 1996
Virginia L., 1928 – (no date)
CLARK
____, died Mar. 29, 1848, ae 70 yrs.
(located beside Esther Clark)
“Father I give my spirit up
And trust it in thy hand;
My dying flesh shall rest in hope
And rise at thy command.”
97
CLARK
Andrew J., 1841 – 1897 (Civil War)
Anna J., wife, 1844 – 1918
Edwin J., son, 1874 – 1889
CLARK
Daniel W., Jr. _____ - 1860 (stone broken)
Randal G., son of Henry C. & Lizzie CLARK,
Died Dec. 1, 1865, ae 3 mos.
“When autum(n) month had past away
Our darling son____pass.
We laid him neath the earth
(last line unreadable)”
CLARK
Eliza, wife of John T. Sr., died May 8, 1882,
Ae 68 yrs., 1814 – 1882
CLARK
Elston D., died June 2, 1882, ae 18 yrs., 10 mos.
CLARK
Esther, wife of Abraham CLARK
Died June 19, 1866, ae 90 yrs.
CLARK
Flora A., died April 26, 1884,
Ae 1 yr., 9 mos., 18 days
Dau. of G.W. & Almira P. CLARK
CLARK
Frank, Oct. 5, 1886 – March 17, 1951
Pvt., 73rd Inf. 12th Div., World War I
CLARK
G.W. (no dates) (Civil War)
CLARK
John Henry, April 13, 1884 – March 25, 1949
Elizabeth E. BAYLISS, his wife
May 1, 1889 – Feb 6, 1937
CLARK
John T., 1859 – 1938
Elmira J., his wife, 1866 – 1906
CLARK
John T. Sr., died June 7, 1896, ae 89 yrs. 10 mos.,
1806 – 1896
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CLARK
Joshua E., died July 11, 1870, ae ___yrs., 10 days
“Husband thou are gone____
We will not weep for thee
For thou art now where often____
Thy spirit longed to be.
Husband thou art gone to rest
Thy toils and cares are o’er
And sorrow, pain and suffering now
Cannot distress thee more.”
CLARK
Lucinda, died May 23, 1850, ae 18 yrs., 6 mos.
Julia, died Aug. 21, 1850, ae 5 mos.
Daughters of Nathaniel & Sarah CLARK
“The casket in the grave now lies
So peacefully at rest
Yet may we see above the skies
The gem on Jesus’ breast.”
CLARK
Madeline, dau. of Wm. J. & Nellie M. CLARK
Ae. 2 yrs., 7 mos., 3 days
“Dear little hands I miss them so
All through the day, wherever I go.
Daytime or night-time wherever I go
Dear little hands, I miss them so.”
CLARK
Martha (See Colon S. MORRISON lot)
CLARK
Mary H., 1904 – 1986
CLARK
Nathaniel, cied Aug. 28, 1872, ae 80 yrs.
CLARK
William A., 1886 – 1972
Ruth B., 1891 – 1964
CONLEY
Raymond C., 1912 – 1981
Margaret H., his wife, 1918 – (no date)
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CORBETT
Ethel L., 1894 – 1984 (D.A.R.)
Arthur R., 1897 – 1987
COX
Alan E., 1927 – 1985
COX
Edward C., 1886 – 1940
Susanna J., 1896 – 1981
Patricia D., 1931 – 1935
CREAMER
Raymond A., 1905 – 1972
Marion A., 1909 –
DE GRASSE
Roger M., son of Willis M. & Emily M.E. DeGRASSE
1908 – 1911
ERB
Cindy Lou and daughter 13, son 4
all died January 11, 1997
ERB
Frederick, April 28, 1928 – March 8, 2003
ERB
Patricia Riley, June 21, 1920 – Feb. 26, 2000
FANNING
Anna (See Anna KAPANTAIS lot)
FERRIS
Adelaide M., 1887 – 1961
FERRIS
Josephine V., mother, 1861 – 1935
FERRIS
Margaret M., born May 31, 1893 Broolyn, N.Y.
Died Dec. 26, 1958 Hartford, Conn.
FERRIS
Wm. P. 1859 – 1926
FLAGG
Pearl, 1900 – 1936
FLAGG
William P., 1856 – 1938
Frances E., his wife, 1865 – 1934
Aubrey W., 1895 – 1932
FLOOD
Bernard L., Dec. 27, 1932 – Jan. 2, 2006, Veteran
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FOGG
Charles, WW II, (upright)
FOLEY
Carolyn Carrie
March 27, 1933 – June 1, 1997
FROST
Austin L., 1889 – 1958
Mabel L., his wife, 1900 – 1978
FROST
Clarence, Korea (flat)
FROST
Herbert S., Apr. 23, 1927 – Feb. 28, 1981,
SFC, US Army, World War II, Korea
FROST
William S., Apr. 7, 1891 – Mar. 20, 1974,
Maine Pvt., US Army, World War I
Emma B., his wife, 1898 – 1974
GATTA
Annie M., 1904 – 1976
GATTA
Imidio, Oct. 1969
GLOCK
Harry Marion, 1905 – 1970 (1969)
GLOCK
Orpha Ruth, 1896 – 1978
GOLDING
Harry, 1884 – 1977
GOLDING
Samuel, 1847 – 1912
Valeria Ann POTTLE, his wife, 1848 – 1880
Lucy Ada, their dau., 1872 – 1909
Leo H. POTTLE (no dates)
GOVE
Annie M., 1871 – 1953
GOVE
Benjamin L., son of Jacob & Jane T. GOVE,
Died April 12, 1869, ae. 47 yrs., 8 mos.
GOVE
Cassie (see George A. Morrison lot)
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GOVE
Edgar Leroy, March 3, 1910 – Dec. 11, 1970
Maine Pvt. 369 Field Arty., 98th Inf. Div.
World War II
GOVE
Everett F., Mar. 18, 1915 – July 17, 1991
WW II (flat bronze)
GOVE
Ellery H., 1883 – 1952
Florence M., wife, 1890 – 1925
GOVE
George E., 1841 – 1915
Clara A., his wife, 1845 – 1908
GOVE
Guss H., 1856 – 1932
A. Jessie, 1856 – 1916
GOVE
J.Foster, died Feb. 7, 1894, ae 64 yrs. 7 mos.
“We shall meet across the river.”
Olivia J., wife of J. Foster GOVE,
Died March 31, 1927, ae 91 yrs. 10 mos.
Gertrude M., wife of Justin GOVE
Died March 7, 1896, ae 28 yrs., 3 mos.
____, baby son of Justin E. & Gertrude M. GOVE
Died Sept. 18, 1895
GOVE
Jacob, 1797 – 1882
Jane T., wife, 1801 – 1887
GOVE
Jacob Foster, 1875 – 1939 ( a small marker says 1874)
Florence, his wife, 1881 – 1977
GOVE
John Moses, 1924 – 1927
GOVE
John Tumblesome, 1840 – 1908
Theresa POTTER, his wife, 1840 – 1908
GOVE
Justin E., 1865 – 1944
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GOVE
Moses E., 1845 – 1920 (Civil War)
Anna M., wife, 1851 – 1887
GOVE
Nettie Irene (See Nettie Wilbur lot)
GOVE
Richard, June 18, 1947 – Dec. 24, 2001
Vietnam (flat bronze)
HALLETT
Dolloras ADAMS
HIBBARD
Martha, 1873 – 1912, (wife of Edgar HIBBARD)
Sylvia M., 1898 –
Owen C., 1899 – 1900
Berneice G., 1901 – 1901
Christine A., 1903 – 1903
(The dates on the last four stones were recorded
By Rebeccca Hobart of Dennysville).
HOLLAND
Eleanor wife of ? 1930 –
HOLLAND
Louis, 1903 – 1979
HOMA
Arlene Schubert, 1934 – 1974
HOY
Mattie, Jan. 13, 1912 – June 12, 2002
HUGHEY
Lloyd Paul Jr. Korea (slant base)
HUMPHRIES
Angus E., Dec. 16, 1917 – April 25, 2002
Lola M., 1912 – 1988
JOHNSON
Charles A., 1884 – 1958
JOHNSON
Dianthia P., died April 6, 1902, ae 62 yrs., 5 mos.
JOHNSON
Harvey L., 1894 – 1895 (This surname could be a
Reynolds or Mac Reynolds)
JOHNSON
Herbert A., 1868 – 1943
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JOHNSON
Lester A., 1891 – 1955
Lela C., 1891 – 1962
JOHNSON
Marjorie Emma, July 5, 1913 – July 1, 1999
JOHNSON
Reed V., 1921 – 1925, “Our darling son.”
JOHNSON
Ronald C., Feb. 25, 1915 – Jan. 5, 1998 (flat govt.)
JOHNSON
Ruby E., Nov. 23, 1913 – Feb. 13, 2001
JOHNSON
Seth, Jul. 27, 1923 – May 29, 2001, Korea
JOHNSON
Vena M., 1868 – 1938
JOHNSON
W.J., 1865 – 1926
Julia, his wife, 1865 – 1934
JOHNSON
Wm., died Dec. 23, 1916 ae 81 yrs. 6 mos.
Elizabeth, his wife, died Sept. 5, 1907 ae 63 yrs.
Katie, dau. of Wm. & Elizabeth JOHNSON,
Died Aug. 30, 1907, ae 19 yrs.
Charles A., son of Wm. & Elizabeth JOHNSON,
Dec. 26, 1884 – Sept. 4, 1958
Katie B., his wife, Jan. 19, 1886 – Sept. 29, 1978
JOHNSTON
Eliza, 1803 – 1898
Mary Luella, 1884 – 1904
KAPANTAIS
Anna FANNING, Dec. 12, 1924 – Jan. 13, 1987
Wife of Thomas P. KAPANTAIS
KEATING
Lucy S., died Nov. 16, 1958
KENDALL
Howard E., Jan. 6, 1894 – Sept. 7, 1985
KENDALL
Joseph E., July 7, 1904 – Jan. 27, 1966 (or 1996?)
Dorothy E., May 19, 1907 – May 19, 1979
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KENDALL
Pamela R., Nov. 6, 1955 – (no date)
Robert A., Jan. 25, 1954 – Jan. 13, 1981
KENDALL
Robert, June 21, 1929 – April 20, 1999
Korea – flat govt.
KINNEY
Forrest, 1914 – 1977
KINNEY
Leo O., Jan. 5, 1893 – Aug. 17, 1967,
Me. Pvt., Co. L, 74th Inf. 12th Div.,
KINNEY
Leroy R., 1890 – 1951
Cora M., 1892 – (no date)
Arlene M., died ae 3 mos. – 1918
____, infant son, 1931
LINCOLN
Arthur E., 1903 – 1978
Martha A., 1902 – 1973
Mary, 1938 – 1938
LINGLEY
Gladys ADAMS (see Wilford L. ADAMS lot)
LORING
Bernard, Sept. 1, 1914 – Sept. 4, 1991
WW II (flat gov’t)
LORING
Frederick, Sept. 9, 1912 – Feb. 24, 1998
Veteran WW II (flat gov’t.) Army
LORING
Helena, March 8, 1910 – Oct. 24, 1992
LORING
Robert W., 1858 – 1948
Lillian M. POTTLE, his wife, 1865 – 1891
LOUD
Charles A., Nov. 6, 1915 – June 29, 1981
Pvt., US Army, World War II
LOUD
Evelyn, Oct. 22, 1917 – Dec. 28, 1996
MacNICHOL
Merle, 1912 – (no date)
Mary E., 1920 – 1968
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MAINS
Carole N., 1932 – 1972
Clayton C., Aug. 19, 1923 – Feb. 4, 1998
MAINS
Clayton C. Jr., 1958 – 1984
BTFN, US Navy, Iranian Conflict
MALLOCH
Gordon Carl, Oct. 13, 1922 – June 17, 1978,
PFC, US Marine Corps, World War II
MARTIN
Francis, Oct. 15, 1914 – Oct. 19, 1991
MARTIN
Pauline, April 8, 1919 – Sept. 19, 2004
McCURDY
Jane E., 1869 – 1961
McCURDY
Margaret, 1866 – 1962
McDORMAND
Clara J., (see John H. TROTT lot)
McREYNOLDS
Charles, 1813 – 1899
(This inscription is on the same stone as Wm. &
Elizabeth JOHNSON.)
McREYNOLDS
George E., 1851 – 1931
MERRILL
____, dau. of Arleigh & Patricia MERRILL,
Aug. 2, - Aug. 4, 1963
METCALF
Ida, June 20, 1929 – Jan. 22, 1998
METCALF
Leonard E., June 2, 1916 – Sept. 18, 1897
MOORES
Gordon Lee, 1928 – 1985
MORRISON
Colon S., Feb. 12, 1912 – Aug. 26, 2000
Martha CLARK MORRISON 1913 – 1975
MORRISON
Colon Jr. Oct. 5, 1932 – Oct. 15, 1991
U.S. Coast Guard – Korea (Bronze on Stone)
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MORRISON
Floyd M., May 27, 1896 – Aug. 12, 1967,
Maine S2, USNRF, World War I
J. Ruth BISHOP, his wife 1904 – 1982
MORRISON
Francis, Mar. 3, 1918 – Jan. 29, 2004
MORRISON
Gary, Aug. 14, 1946 – June 24, 2004
MORRISON
Geneva Elaine, Aug. 26, 1935 – Nov. 25, 2004
MORRISON
George A., Nov. 28, 1865 – Aug. 28, 1951
Cassie GOVE, his wife, Mar. 29, 1869 – Oct. 5, 1944
MORRISON
George, died 1990 Veteran Korea & WW II (gov’t)
MORRISON
Jane E., Sept. 14, 1918 – April 6, 2002
MORRISON
Julian S., 1957 – 1984
MORRISON
Kathleen, Jan. 7, 1921 – July 8, 1992
MORRISON
Martha K., 1987 – 1987
MORRISON
Winnie M., 1926 – (no date)
Paula A., 1965 – 1979
O’DONNELL
Edward H., 1886 – 1943
O’DONNELL
James E., S/Sgt. Nov. 11, 1919 – June 1, 1945
Killed in action in Pacific Area (WW II)
PATTERSON
Harvey L., June 2, 1920 – July 5, 1956,
Me. Pvt., Co. C, 6 Engr. TNG. BN, World War II
PECK
Barbara, 1931 – 1980
POTTER
Theresa (see John GOVE lot)
POTTLE
Addie O., dau of James & Hannah E. POTTLE,
Died Apr. 2, 1866, ae 7 yrs., 6 mos.
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“How soon we have been called to mourn.”
POTTLE
Betty, dau. of Roy & Helen POTTLE, 1925 – 1930
POTTLE
C.E., father, 1855 – 1913
Mother, 1858 – 1953
David, 1895 – 1914
Lyda, 1881 – 1943
Effie, 1886 – 1956
POTTLE
George, died Aug. 22, 1868, ae 45 yrs.
Eliza, his wife, died Mar. 4, 1912, ae 84 yrs. 9 mos.
POTTLE
Geo H., died Aug. 23, 1867, ae 14 yrs., 4 mos.
Azariah, died Oct. 15, 1875, ae 24 yrs., 1 mo.
Vileria A., died Jan. 26, 1880, ae 30 yrs., 9 mos.
Wife of Samuel GOLDING (see Sam GOLDING lot)
POTTLE
Helen N., mother, 1870 – 1947
Elmer E., father, 1863 – 1958
“Rest is thine, and sweet remembrance ours.”
POTTLE
Irene, April 14, 1926 – July 5, 2002
POTTLE
James, 1816 – 1873
Hannah E., his wife, 1833 – 1925
Seth A., 1860 – 1886
Howard L., 1870 – 1872
Laura V., 1857 – 1867
Addie O., 1858 – 1866
POTTLE
L. Clayton, Jan. 17, 1905 – Jan. 10, 1983
Hilda M., June 30, 1912 – June 28, 1982
POTTLE
Leo H. (see Samuel GOLDING lot)
POTTLE
Lillian M. (see Robert W. LORING lot)
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POTTLE
Roy E. (Sr.), April 18, 1895 – Nov. 12, 1968,
Cpl., Co. I, Inf., 26th Div., World War I
Helen, his wife, 1905 – 1981?
POTTLE
Roy Jr. died Feb. 27, 1992
WW II and Korea (flat granite)
POTTLE
Valeria (see Samuel GOLDING lot and Geo H.
POTTLE lot)
PROBERT
Jean B., April 5, 1933 – Aug. 30, 1988
RAYE
Harry James, July 8, 1922 – Aug. 23, 2004
WW II
Frances Morrison, June 25, 1928 -
REYNOLDS
Byron, October 12, 1899 – November 22, 1987
REYNOLDS
John C., died Nov. 5, 1884, ae 44 yrs. (Civil War)
“Husband thou hast gone and left
And thy loss I deeply feel
But tis God that has bereft me
He will all our sorrows heal.”
_____
_____
George, 1851 – 1931
Harvey L., 1894 – 1895
RICKER
Harold C., WW II (flat granite)
RICKER
Albert N., June 17, 1929 – July 9, 1987
RICKER
J. Gibson, 1889 – 1932
Thursea E., 1897 – 1926
RICKER
Lucius B., 1893 – 1964
Effie M., 1891 – 1980
RICKER
Roland P., Feb. 18, 1912 – Sept. 27, 1963,
Me. PFC, 31st Quartermaster Co., World War II
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SCHAFFNER
James T., 1876 – 1955
Angelina W., 1886 – 1968
SCHUBERT
Arthur O., 1904 – 1963
Rachel A., 1911 – 1969
SEELEY
Ernest G., Oct. 12, 1895 – June 27, 1956,
Me. PFC, 103 Machine Gun BTN, World War I
Freda R., 1900 – 1965
SPINNEY
Elizabeth Mae, 1894 – 1976
SPINNEY
John L., 1868 – 1935
Alice A., 1875 – 1966
____, Baby, 1952
SPINNEY
Millage, 1900 – 1966
Beatrice G., 1895 – 1987
“And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.”
SPINNEY
Roy, Apr. 1, 1896 – July 17, 1948,
Maine Eng. 2C, US Navy, World War I
SURLES
Coral N., Sept. 12, 1968 – Jan. 8, 2000
TITTERMARY
Heber U., Jan. 27, 1927 – Dec. 24, 1998
Veteran, Navy
TOWNSEND
Ida Irene, Sept. 23 – Nov. 23, 1963,
Dau. of Ida WALLACE and Norman TOWNSEND
TOWNSEND
Willard, Mar. 12, 1910 – Nov. 17, 1993
TROTT
Clara J. (no data)
TROTT
John H., Jan. 1, 1829 – Oct. 6, 1902
Martha J., his wife, 1833 – 1906
Clara J., wife of John S. McDORMAND, 1851 – 1924
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TROTT
Lewis I., son of John H. & Martha J. TROTT,
Died Feb. 22, 1865, ae 6 yrs.
“How soon we have been called to mourn
Our eyes are dim with tears
Since death has come and from us torn
Our son in early years.”
WALLACE
James, father, 1900 -1982
WILBUR
Nettie Irene, Jan. 22, 1930 – Dec. 24, 1989 ae. 59,
Dau. of Jacob Foster and Florence TAYLOR GOVE
WILBUR
Reid E. (or F.), Nov. 20, 1928 – Nov. 24, 2001
Veteran, U.S. Army
WOODMAN
(no data)
WORTHLEY
Beatrice D., 1905 – (no date)
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