Veterans
The first table below lists all known veterans in Eastern Cemetery with assigned plots. If the veteran's name is hyperlinked, it will take you to a photo of his marker on our Flickr photo site. You can use the Spirits Alive Flickr tags page to search for a veteran's name.
The second table lists all known veterans buried in Eastern cemetery with no known assigned plot. There is no marker, and only burial record information is listed.
The source of our inscriptions is generally from our work on the Stone Survey that started in 2008, in the field. Note that many inscriptions contain underlines. That means we were unable to read this part of the stone at the time of transcription. The slash mark (/) denotes the end of a line on the stone. Two slash marks (//) indicate the end of the visible carving. We are working to complete any missing current transcriptions.
This Eastern Cemetery Veterans (233-page PDF, 7.6MB) document includes a separate sheet for each veteran. It is organized first by section, then by plot number. There is also a table of contents for each section that is alphabetized by last name. We use these when we are placing flags on graves for Memorial Day.
| Name | War | Marker Inscription |
|---|---|---|
| Benjamin Adams | Revolutionary | MR/ BENJAMIN ADAMS/ died June 1805./ AEt. 60// |
| Rear Adm. James Alden | Civil | REAR ADMIRAL/ JAMES ALDEN/ BORN IN PORTLAND/ MARCH 31 1810/ DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO/ FEB 6 1877/ INTREPID EXPLORER/ SKILLFUL HYDROGRAPHER/ CARTOGRAPHER OF/ WEST COAST OF/ UNITED STATES/ ENTERED THE NAVY/ APRIL 1 1828/ COMMISSIONED/ REAR ADMIRAL/ JUNE 19 1871// |
| Pvt. Jacob L. Armstrong | Civil | JACOB L ARMSTRONG/ CO A/ 17 ME INF/ 1844/ 1873// |
| Lt. Hudson Bailey | Revolutionary | In memory of/ HUDSON BAYLEY./ drowned at sea/ Aug. 19, 1798,/ AEt. 48./ Also,/ SALLY./ wife of the late/ Hudson Bayley,/ died Nov. 17, 1838./ AEt. 87.// |
| Pvt. William H. Bailey | Civil | Bailey, William H. Civil War: 4th Reg. Maine Inf., Co. G. (No head stone, information is from burial record) |
| Lt. Joseph Baker | 1812 | Prepare to meet thy/ GOD/ SACRED/ to the memory/ of/ MR. JOSEPH BAKER/ who died/ July 20, 18_/ AEt. _/ _// |
| Col. Thomas Baker | 1812 | COL./ THOMAS BAKER/ died Sept. 5, 1838,/ AEt. 57.// |
| Joseph Barbour, 1st of 2 stones | Revolutionary | Barbour, Joseph d 30 May 1854 ae: 78y. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Pvt. Joseph Barbour, 2nd of 2 stones | 1812 | Barbour, Joseph d 30 May 1854 ae: 78y. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Joseph Bean Barbour | Revolutionary | Underneath/ lies the Remains of/ JOSEPH BEAN BARBOUR/ who died/ Septr. 5, 1795/ Aged 58 yrs.// |
| John Bean | 1812 | JOHN BEAN/ NICHOLS' REGT/ WAR OF 1812/ 1782/ 1822// |
| Corp. Joseph Berry | 1812 | JOSEPH/ BERRY/ CORP/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1792/ 1871// |
| William B. Berry | 1812 | FATHER/ WILLIAM B. BERRY/ DIED/ May 28, 1863/ AEt. 73// |
| Frederick W. Blake | Civil | FREDERICK W.C. BLAKE/ _F/ DIED/ _ampbell Hospital/ Washington, D.C./Feb. 2, 1864/ AEt. 38.// |
| Lt. George H. Blake (same tomb as Nathaniel and Joseph) | Civil | GEORGE H. BLAKE/ 1835 - 1909// |
| Pvt. Joseph H. Blake (same tomb as Nathaniel and George) | Civil | JOSEPH H. BLAKE/ 1849-1922/ HARRIET L. FLOYD/ HIS WIFE/ 1862-1949/ HARRY W. BLAKE/ 1883-1962// |
| Capt. Nathaniel Blake (same tomb as Joseph and George) | Civil | CAPT/ NATHANIEL BLAKE/ DIED/ Aug. 27, 1887/ AEt. 76yrs. 2 mos./ ELIZA B.S./ His wife/ DIED Oct 14, 1888/ AEt. 80yrs. 11mos./ BLAKE// |
| Samuel R. Blake | Civil | Samuel R. Blake/ Died/ Aug. 5, 1868/ Aged 3_/ _// |
| Capt. Samuel Blyth | 1812 (British) | In Memory/ of/ Captain Samuel Blyth/ Late Commander/ of/ His Britannic Majesty's Brig Boxer./ He nobly fell/ on the 5th day of September 1813./ In action/ With the U.S. Brig Enterprise./ In life Honourable!/ In death glorious!/ His country will long delpore one of her bravest Sons/ His friends long lament one of the best of Men/ AEt. 29/ The surviving officers of his crew offer this/ feeble tribute of admiration and respect.// |
| Joel William Bonney | French & Indian | In memory of/ Joel Bonney,/ died Apl. 9, 1824,/ AEt. 83.// |
| James Bowes | Revolutionary | JAMES/ BOWES/ MASS/ CONTINENTAL/ LINE/ REVOLUTIONARY/ WAR/ 1764/ 1800// |
| Maj. Joseph Coffin Boyd | 1812 | JOSEPH/ COFFIN/ BOYD/ DIST PAYMR/ US ARMY/ WAR OF 1812/ 1760/ MAY 12 1823/ FIRST MAINE/ STATE/ TREASURER// |
| Pvt. Andrew Bradbury | 1812 | ANDREW BRADBURY/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1780 1852// |
| Maj. David Bradish | Revolutionary | Sacred/ to the memory/ of/ MAJ. DAVID BRADISH/ died June 18, 1818/ AEt. 73./ Reader, behold this humble stone,/ 'Tis death's kind warning to prepare:/ Thou too must hasten to the tomb/ And mingle with corruption there// |
| Lt. Oliver Bray | 1812 | OLIVER BRAY/ LIEUT MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1776 1823// |
| Dr. John P. Briggs | 1812 | Dr. John P. Briggs/ DIED/ July 28, 1858/ AE. 16./ _/ HENRY H./ son of Dr. John P. & Dorn F. Briggs/ DIED/ May 16, 1838: AE. 20 mos.// |
| John A. Jr. Brown | Civil | JOHN A. BROWN JR./ 1840-1880/ ABBIE R. REED/ HIS WIFE/ 1843-1929// |
| Pvt. John J. Brown | Civil | JOHN J BROWN/ CO C/ 29 ME INF/ 1845/ 1864// |
| William Brown | Quasi- with France | WILLIAM/ BROWN/ USS/ CONSTELLATION/ 1786/ 1854// |
| John Burnham | Revolutionary | Mr./ J. Burnham/ 1798.// (Inscription from foot stone) |
| Capt. William Burrows | 1812 | Beneath this stone/ moulders/ the body/ of/ CAPTAIN WILLIAM BURROWES/ Late Commander/ of the/ United States Brig Enterprise/ who was mortally wounded/ on the 5th of Sept. 1813./ in an action which contributed/ to increase the fame of/ American valor by capturing/ His Britannic Majesty's/ Brig Boxer/ after a severe contest of/ forty-five minutes/ AEt. 28./ A passing stranger has erected this/ memorial of respect to the memory of/ a Patriot, who in the hour of Peril,/ obeyed the loud summons of an injured/ country, and who gallantly met,/ fought and conquered/ the foeman.// |
| Dudley Cammett | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. DUDLEY CAMMETT/ who died/ June 21, 1819:/ AEt. 70.// |
| Capt. Dudley Cammett | 1812 | Capt. Dudley d 14 June 1863 ae: 74y. (Information from burial record as monument has not been transcribed) |
| Capt. William Cammett | 1812 | Capt. William Cammett d 6 Apr 1880 ae: 94y 7m. (Information from burial record as monument has not been transcribed) |
| George Chadwick | 1812 | GEORGE/ CHADWICK/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1794/ 1853// |
| Aaron Chamberlain, 1st of 2 stones | Revolutionary | AARON CHAMBERLAIN/ CUMB CO REGT MASS MILITIA/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1752 1831// |
| Aaron Chamberlain, 2nd of 2 stones | Revolutionary | /A_/ _HAM_// |
| Sgt. John W. Chase | Civil | CAPT./ JOHN W. CHASE/ DIED/ Oct. 9, 1881, AEt. 72.// |
| Ensign John W. Chase, 1st of 2 stones | 1812 | Chase, John W. d 7 May 1819 ae: 29y.// (Information from burial record as monument is broken) |
| Ensign John W. Chase, 2nd of 2 stones | 1812 | JOHN W/ CHASE/ ENSIGN/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1790/ 1819// |
| Asa Clapp | Revolutionary | ASA CLAPP/ Born Mar. 15, 1762./ Died Apr. 17, 1848,/ AEt. 86./ ELIZABETH W.Q. his wife/ Born June 10, 1764,/ Died Nov. 21, 1853,/ AEt. 89/ CHARLES Q. their son/ Born May 26, 1799,/ Died Mar. 1, 1868,/ AEt. 68.// |
| Capt. Samuel Clarke (same marker with Henry and Isaac Knight) | 1812 | CAPT./ _ KNIGHT/ Died Ma_ 1846/ AE _ yrs _ mos./ NABBY/ his wife died/ Aug. _ 1857/ AE. 62./ CAPT./ SAMUEL CLARKE/ Died Mar. 21, 1851 AE. 62/ PATIENCE CHAMBERLIN/ his wife/ Died Sept. 15, 1845 AE. 53// |
| Corp John Clough | Revolutionary | JOHN CLOUGH/ CORP 31 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1758 1798// |
| Smith Woodward Cobb | Revolutionary | SACRED/ to the memory/ of/ MR SMITH W COBB/ who died/ Dec. 29 1819/ AEt.82./ His life was spotless and serene his mind/ His morals pure and every action just,/ A husband dear, and as a parent kind/ As such he lies lamented in the dust// |
| Sgt. William Cobb | Revolutionary | WILLIAM COBB/ SERG 31 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1751 1802// |
| Cpl. George F.M. Coe | Civil | GEORGE FM COE/ CORP CO B 25 ME INF/ CIVIL WAR/ 1829 1869// |
| Capt. David Cook | Revolutionary | In memory of/Capt. David Cook,/ died Oct. 27, AD. 1823./ AEt. 72./ A Capt. Of Artillery, in the Revolutionary/ War, who fell at the battle of Monmouth,/being shot through the body: but rose a/ living witness for 45 years, of the divine/ providence, that guards the destiny of man./ At last he fell asleep in Jesus: "on a hope of/ eternal life, which God, who can not lie,/ promised before ages." Amen.// |
| Ebenezer M. Corry | 1812 | EBENEZER M. CORRY/ BORN/ May 7, 1793/ DIED/ Jan. 12, 1881// |
| Pvt. Frank K. Cross | Civil | Frank K. Cross d 26 Nov 1864 ae: 17y. "Died in Rebel prison." (Information from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Joseph Cross | Revolutionary | In memory of/ JOSEPH CROSS./ born Apl. 26, 1753/ died May 3, 1822.// |
| Joseph Crossman | Revolutionary | JOSEPH A/ CROSSMAN/ CONTINENTAL/ NAVY/ REVOLUTIONARY/ WAR/ 1737/ 1831// |
| Loring Cushing | Revolutionary | LORING CUSHING/ died APR. _ 1820/ AEt. 67/ LYDIA, his widow/ died Dec. _, 1833/ AEt. _/ MARY H. CUSHING/ died Feb. _18_/ JACOB CUSHING/ Died at Sea Feb. _// |
| Lt. Ebenezer Davis | Revolutionary | EBENEZER DAVIS/ LIEUT 3 MASS REGT/ REV WAR/ 1754 1799// |
| Pvt. George W. Dean | Civil | GEORGE DEAN/ DIED/ Jan 12, 1890/ AE. 58 yrs./ FANNIE/ his wife/ Died Dec. 29, 1893/ AE. 54 yrs.// |
| Jonathan Deane | Revolutionary | Sacred to the memory of/ Mr. Jonathan Deane,/ died Aug. 2, 1822./ AEt. 70./ Having passed the vissicitudes of a changing/ world, he has arriv'd where the weary rest/ & the wicked cease from troubling.// |
| Joseph Deering | Revolutionary | JOSEPH DEERING/ 31 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1758 1779// |
| Sgt. John Dennison | 1812 | SERGT./ JOHN/ DENNISON/ BREWER'S/ MASS. MIL. WAR 1812// |
| Pvt. Sewall Drinkwater | 1812 | SEWALL/ DRINKWATER/ MASS MILITIA/WAR OF 1812/ 1796/ 1878// |
| Pvt. Samuel Drinkwater | 1834 | SAMUEL/ DRINKWATER/ USS/ ENTERPRISE/ WAR OF 1812/ 1742/ JUL 1834// |
| Cpt. George E.H. Duran | Civil | GEORGE EH DURAN/ CO B 17 MAINE INF/ CIVIL WAR/ 1841 1865// |
| Samuel Tarbox Dyer | Civil | Samuel T. Dyer d 15 May 1864 ae: 27y. Civil War: 1st Reg. Maine Inf., Co. B. (Information from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Col. Sabine Emery | 1812 | SABINE EMERY/ COL/ 9 ME VOLS/FEB 8 1884/ MAR 24 1868// |
| Anthony Fernald | 1812 | ANTHONY FERNALD/ Died/ May 29, 1863/ AEt. 73// |
| Isaac Fickett | 1812 | _/July 25, 1_/ AEt. 73./ I_/ _of _/ ISAAC FICKETT/ Died Mar. 3, 1877, AE. 83./ _ ry of the just_// |
| 2nd Lt. Augustus Fox | Civil | Augustus Fox s/o Daniel d 30 Jan 1868 ae: 38y. Civil War: 4th Battalion Maine Light Artillery, 2d Lt. (Information from burial record as stone is broken) |
| Enoch Freeman | Revolutionary | This stone is erected to the memory/ of the late Honorable/ Enoch Freeman Esq./ who died Sept. 2d 1788: aged 82 years./ His Wife lies near, and four Children/ S. 17° W. 4 or 5 Rods from this Grave./ Although a man live many Years the time of/ his departure will at length arrive./ It is appointed unto all men once to die./ Great God is this our certain doom,/ Must we submit to death's proud sway"/ Then e'er we dwell in the Dark Tomb, Fit us for Realms of endless day.// |
| Samuel Deane Freeman | 1812 | Samuel Freeman d 17 Sep 1831 ae: 50y. (Information from burial record as stone is broken) |
| Adjutant James C.M. Furbish | Civil | James C. M. Furbish d 30 Jan 1904 ae: 70y 6m 16d. "Died Biddeford, Maine." Civil War: 9th Reg. Main Inf., Adjutant (Information from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Leonard F. Gill | Civil | LEONARD F. GILL/ CO F/ 13 MAINE INF/ 1830/ 1864// |
| Edmund Quincy Goodhue | Civil | EDMUND Q. GOODHUE/ Sept. 13, 18_/ July 14 18_// |
| Richard Goodhue | Civil | RICHD GOODHUE/ Oct. 11, 1820,/ Oct. 5, 1883.// |
| Pvt. Richard S. Goodhue | 1812 | RICHD S. GOODHUE/ DIED/ Dec. 6, 1856./ Aet. 63// |
| James Gooding | Revolutionary | James Gooding departed this life Feb. 8, 1773. aged 70 years and 4 months. |
| Richard Gooding | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. RICHARD GOODING/ who died/ July 30, 1814/ Aged 80 yrs _ mos.// |
| Pvt. John Goodwin | Revolutionary | In memory of/ JOHN GOODWIN/ born in Plymouth Mass./ Oct. 18, 1751,/ died Apr. 3, 1829,/ AEt. 78./ "Mark the perfect man, and behold/ the upright: for the end of that man/ is peace…"// |
| Pvt. Joseph Goold | Revolutionary | JOS. GOOLD/ 15 MASS. MIL./ REV. WAR// |
| Cpl. Daniel Green | Revolutionary | In memory of/ DANIEL GREEN,/ who died/ Jan. 20, 1833/ AEt. 78// |
| Pvt. Henry Green | Revolutionary | HENRY GREEN/ Died/ Jan. 24, 1848./ AEt. 85.// |
| Leonard Griffin | 1812 | LEONARD GRIFFIN/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1793/ 1822// |
| Pvt. Ebenezer Gustin | Revolutionary | Sacred to the memory of/ Ebenezer Gustin./ died March 1,/ 1794./AEt.58.// |
| Maj. Rev. Stephen Hall | Revolutionary | In memory of/ Stephen Hall, Esq./ died Sept. 13, 1794./ AEt. 51./ O born for noble ends! Dare to be wise,/ 'Tis not e'en now too late, assert thy dawn./ Rugged the path conducting to the skies,/ But the fair prize is an unmortal fame.// |
| Comtn. Stephen Hall | 1812 | STEPHEN HALL/ Died/ _ul 1 _/ AEt. // |
| William Hans | Revolutionary | WILLIAM/ HANS/ 1 MASS/ CONTINENTAL/ LINE/ REV WAR/ 1757/ 1831// |
| William McLellan Hanson (same marker as Royal Lincoln and Major William McLellan) | Civil | WM. McL. HANSON/ 1832 - 1896/ Gone but not forgotten// |
| George F. Harding | Civil | GEORGE F HARDING/ CO A 25 MAINE INF/ CIVIL WAR/ 1840 1864// |
| Majr. James Hart | Revolutionary | Sacred/ to the memory of/ Maj.r James Hart,/ a revolutionary officer,/ died May 4, 1825./ AEt. 78.// |
| Cyrus W. Haskell | Civil | CYRUS W HASKELL/ CO B HV ARTILLERY/ MAINE COAST GUARD/ CIVIL WAR/ 1833 SEP 14 1895// |
| Sgt. James Henley | 1812 | JAMES/ HENLEY/ SERG/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1782/ 1843// |
| Seaman Richard Hill | 1812 | RICHARD/ HILL/ OS/ GUNBOAT 47/ NY FLOTILLA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1792/ SEP 12 1881// |
| Capt. John Hobby | Revolutionary | JOHN HOBBY/ CAPT 3 MASS REGIMENT/ REV WAR/ 1749 1802// |
| Sgt. Maj. Rufus Horton | 1812 | RUFUS HORTON/ SERG MAJ/ CONTINENTAL LINE/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1759 1840// |
| Pvt. Charles Hossack | Revolutionary | Hossack, Charles d 9 Oct 1807 ae: 52y. Revolutionary War. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Pvt. Daniel How (same marker with Sgt. John Simon and Capt. Joseph How) | 1812 | DANIEL HOW/ died Sept. 16, 1819: aged 57/ JOSEPH HOW/ died August 1, 1820: aged 29./ LEONARD GATES, son of Joseph & Susan How:/ died Apr. 11, 1829, aged 6 years./ ABIGAIL, wife of Daniel How:/ died Sept. 6, 1837, AEt. 68./ JOHN HOW/ died June 26, 1859. AEt. 66/ DANIEL HOW JR. 1795-1871/ ELIZA HOW 1793-1874/ JOSEPH HOW 1820-1870/ HARRIET E. HOW 1825-1844/ SARAH T. HOW 1829-1844/ MARIA W. HOW 1830-1836// |
| Daniel How, Jr. (same marker with Pvt Daniel, Sgt. John Simon, and Capt. Joseph How) | 1812 | DANIEL HOW/ died Sept. 16, 1819: aged 57/ JOSEPH HOW/ died August 1, 1820: aged 29./ LEONARD GATES, son of Joseph & Susan How:/ died Apr. 11, 1829, aged 6 years./ ABIGAIL, wife of Daniel How:/ died Sept. 6, 1837, AEt. 68./ JOHN HOW/ died June 26, 1859. AEt. 66/ DANIEL HOW JR. 1795-1871/ ELIZA HOW 1793-1874/ JOSEPH HOW 1820-1870/ HARRIET E. HOW 1825-1844/ SARAH T. HOW 1829-1844/ MARIA W. HOW 1830-1836// |
| Sgt. John Simon How (same marker with Pvt. Daniel and Capt. Joseph How) | 1812 | DANIEL HOW/ died Sept. 16, 1819: aged 57/ JOSEPH HOW/ died August 1, 1820: aged 29./ LEONARD GATES, son of Joseph & Susan How:/ died Apr. 11, 1829, aged 6 years./ ABIGAIL, wife of Daniel How:/ died Sept. 6, 1837, AEt. 68./ JOHN HOW/ died June 26, 1859. AEt. 66/ DANIEL HOW JR. 1795-1871/ ELIZA HOW 1793-1874/ JOSEPH HOW 1820-1870/ HARRIET E. HOW 1825-1844/ SARAH T. HOW 1829-1844/ MARIA W. HOW 1830-1836// |
| Capt. Joseph How (same marker with Sgt. John Simon and Pvt. Daniel How) | 1812 | DANIEL HOW/ died Sept. 16, 1819: aged 57/ JOSEPH HOW/ died August 1, 1820: aged 29./ LEONARD GATES, son of Joseph & Susan How:/ died Apr. 11, 1829, aged 6 years./ ABIGAIL, wife of Daniel How:/ died Sept. 6, 1837, AEt. 68./ JOHN HOW/ died June 26, 1859. AEt. 66/ DANIEL HOW JR. 1795-1871/ ELIZA HOW 1793-1874/ JOSEPH HOW 1820-1870/ HARRIET E. HOW 1825-1844/ SARAH T. HOW 1829-1844/ MARIA W. HOW 1830-1836// |
| Corp. Nathan Howe (same marker with Abiel W. Tinkham) | 1812 | NATHAN HOWE/ CORP MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1781 1859// |
| L.T. Hoyt, 1st of 2 stones | Civil | L. T. HOYT/ CO. 11/ _/ 18 _// |
| Lemuel T. Hoyt, 2nd of 2 stones | Civil | LEMUEL T. HOYT/ CO H/ 16 MAINE INF/ 1839/ 1865// |
| George Ingraham | 1812 | GEORGE T INGRAHAM/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1795 1875// |
| Maj. Daniel Ilsley | Revolutionary | Daniel Ilsley Esq/ died May 10 1813: Aet. 73// |
| Enoch Ilsley | Revolutionary | Ilsley, Enoch d 19 Nov 1811 ae: 81y. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Deacon William Jenks | 1812 | DEAC/ WM JENKS/ AND/ FAMILY// |
| Cpl. James Jordan | Revolutionary | Jordan, James d 8 Sep 1820 ae: 67y. Revolutionary War: Cpl. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Benjamin Joy | 1812 | Joy, Benjamin d 4 July 1824 ae: 34y. (Information is from burial record as stone is missing) |
| Justin Jr. Kent | 1812 | JUSTIN/ KENT JR/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1768/ 1850// |
| Henry Knight (same marker with Samuel Clarke and Capt. Isaac Knight) | Civil | HENRY KNIGHT/ 1811-1870/ SARAH M./ his wife/ 1820-1896/ Children/ RUTH GERTRUDE/ 1859-1878/ Henry H./ 1852-1887// |
| Capt. Isaac Knight (same marker with Samuel Clarke and Henry Knight) | 1812 | CAPT./ _ KNIGHT/ Died Ma_ 1846/ AE _ yrs _ mos./ NABBY/ his wife died/ Aug. _ 1857/ AE. 62./ CAPT./ SAMUEL CLARKE/ Died Mar. 21, 1851 AE. 62/ PATIENCE CHAMBERLAIN/ his wife/ Died Sept. 15, 1845 AE. 53// |
| Capt. Joshua M. Knight | 1812 | CAPT./ JOSHUA M. KNIGHT/ Died/ Nov. 2, 1818./ AEt. _/ JOSHUA M./ Son of William &/ Margaret Knight,/ died Sept. 23, 1810./ aged _ yrs.// |
| Maj. Sewell Lancaster | Revolutionary | MAJ. SEWALL LANCASTER/ died/ Dec. 24, 18_/ AEt. _// |
| Royal Lincoln (same marker as Royal Lincoln and Major William McLellan) | 1812 | ROYAL LINCOLN/ Died Sept. _5, 18_/ AEt. 83 yrs 10 mos./ HARRIET his wife/ died Sept. 24, 18_/ AEt. 69/ Their children/ MARY died Jan. _ 182_/ AEt. 7 yrs. 10_// |
| William R. Lloyd | British Navy | In memory of/ LIEUT. WILLIAM R. LLOYD/ of the British Navy,/ died March 24, 1819:/ aged 23 years/ a native of/ Plymouth in England./ He came to This Country for his health:/ but it was The will of providence, that/ he should here finish his mortal career,/ "By strangers honoured & by strangers mourn'd."// |
| Alonzo E. Long | Civil | ALONZO E LONG/ CO B/ 25 MAINE INF/ 1833/ 1864// |
| William Henry Love | Civil | WILLIAM HENRY LOVE/ CO C/ IO MAINE INF/ 1818/ 1902// |
| Capt. Abner Lowell | Revolutionary | In memory of/ CAPT. Abner Lowell/ who died Sept. 30, 1828/ AEt. 88.// |
| Enoch Lowell | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. ENOCH LOWELL/ who died/ July 11, 1832,/ AEt.66./ Drowned in his passage from/ Mortanzas to Boston,/ May 28, 1833,/ JOSEPH LOWELL/ AEt. 33.// |
| Capt. John Lowell | 1812 | In memory of/ Capt. John Lowell,/ died June 18, 1825/ AEt. 39/ From the home, which they presence has so long has endear'd/ Where thy smiles were belov'd, and they worth was rever'd,/ To the last earthly home, thou hast journey'd in haste:/ As husband and father, by they memory blest,/ And sacred be the spot where they head rest.// |
| Capt. Daniel Lunt | Revolutionary | DANIEL LUNT/ CAPT 1 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1749 1823// |
| Plato McLellan | Revolutionary | PLATO/ McLELLAN/ MASS CONT LINE/ REV WAR// |
| Capt. William McLellan | Revolutionary | In memory of/ CAPT. WM. MCCLELLAN,/ DIED/ July 28, 1815,/ AEt. 79./ Also his son/ GEORGE MCCLELLAN/ Died in Surinam,/ Feb. 22, 18_/ AEt. 1_.// |
| Maj. William McLellan (same marker as Royal Lincoln and Major William McLellan) | Revolutionary, 1812 | WILLIAM MCLELLAN/ died June 2, 1840./ AEt. 67./ ANNA C. his widow/ died Oct. _ 18_/ AEt. 69/ Their Children/ _Died Oct. 2_, 18_/ AEt. 8 yrs & 8 mos./ ANNE J. HANSON died/ Sept. 29, 18_/ FREDERICK A./ died at Cronstadt. Sept./ 20, 1848, AEt. 28// |
| Pvt. Stephen McLellan | Revolutionary | McLellan, Stephen d 25 Oct 1823 a: 58y. Rvolutionary War. |
| Frank A. Mitchell, 1st of 2 stones | Civil | FRANKLIN A. MITCHELL JR/ CO B 39 MASS LINE/ 1820/ 1864// |
| Frank A. Mitchell, 2nd of 2 stones | Civil | Mitchell, Frank A. d 21 June 1864 ae: 44y 10m. KIA - Petersburg, Virginia, Civil War: 39th Reg. Massachusetts Inf., Co. B. (Information is from burial record as stone is broken and missing, probably shared with brother Joshua Jr.) |
| Joshua Jr. Mitchell, 1st of 2 stones | Civil | JOSHUA MITCHELL JR/ CO A 12 MAINE INF/ 1815/ 1865// |
| Joshua Jr. Mitchell, 2nd of 2 stones | Civil | Mitchell, Joshua Jr. d 27 Nov 1865 ae: 50y. Civil War: 12th Reg. Maine Inf., Co. I. (Information is from burial record as stone is broken and missing, probably shared with brother Frank A.) |
| Pvt. Benjamin Moody | Revolutionary | In memory of/ Benjamin Moody/ who died/ May 8, 1816:/ aged 63 years.// |
| Sgt. Enoch Moody, 1st of 2 stones | Revolutionary | ENOCH MOODY/ 1ST SERG MASS MILITIA/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1713 1777// |
| Enoch Moody, 2nd of 2 stones | Revolutionary | _Memory of,/ Enoch Moody,/ _ho departed this life/ Feby. the 10th 1777./ Aged 63 Years.// |
| Enoch Moody | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. ENOCH MOODY,/ who departed this life/ Dec. 19, 1812:/ AEt. 61.// |
| Capt. Enoch Moody, 1st of 2 stones | 1812 | ENOCH/ MOODY/ CAPT/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1787/ 1851// |
| Capt. Enoch Moody, 2nd of 2 stones | 1812 | ENOCH MOODY/ Born/ Jan. 10, 1787/ Died/ Nov. 10, 1851.// |
| Franklin Moody (same marker as Capt. Lemuel Moody and Capt. William Webb) | Civil | _LEMUEL_ MOODY died_/ AEt. 79./ EMMA wife of Capt. LEMUEL MOODY/ EMMA Died Sept. 28, 18_/ DORCAS MOODY died _/ JOHN W MOODY died 1810 AEt. 29/ MARY MOODY died May _ 18_ AEt._/ FRANKLIN MOODY/ born Feb. 20, 18_ died May _ 18_/ LUCY SHAW, wife of Franklin P. Moody./ died Dec. 3, 185_ AEt._/ children of Franklin and Lucy Moody/ LUCY MOODY died _21, 1816, aged _/ HENRY FRANKLIN died Aug. 20, 1818 Aged_// |
| John Moody | 1812 | JOHN/ MOODY/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1789/1818// |
| Capt. Lemuel Moody (same marker as Franklin and Capt. William Webb) | Revolutionary | _LEMUEL_ MOODY died_/ AEt. 79./ EMMA wife of Capt. LEMUEL MOODY/ EMMA Died Sept. 28, 18_/ DORCAS MOODY died _/ JOHN W MOODY died 1810 AEt. 29/ MARY MOODY died May _ 18_ AEt._/ FRANKLIN MOODY/ born Feb. 20, 18_ died May _ 18_/ LUCY SHAW, wife of Franklin P. Moody./ died Dec. 3, 185_ AEt._/ children of Franklin and Lucy Moody/ LUCY MOODY died _21, 1816, aged _/ HENRY FRANKLIN died Aug. 20, 1818 Aged_// |
| Pvt. Lemuel Jr. Moody | 1812 | LEMUEL/ MOODY JR/ SERG/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1792/ 1855// |
| Capt. Nathaniel Moody | 1812 | In memory of/ Capt. Nath'l Moody/ who departed this/ life May 7, 1815/ AEt. 57./ why should those eyes with sorrow flow?/ Why heave that unavailing sigh?/ Death gave thy friend the fatal blow,/ And angels wast his soul on high.// |
| William Moody | Revolutionary | SACRED/ to the memory/ of/ MR. WILLIAM MOODY/ born Feb. 16, 1756./ died Feb. 16, 1821./ Edward, son of William &/ Rachel Moody died at Havana/ Aug. 27, 1823: aged _ years// |
| William Moody | 1812 | WILLIAM/ MOODY/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1795/ 1835// |
| Thomas J. Montgomery | Mexican | DOCT./ NATHL. MONTGOMERGY/ born in Newburyport/ Nov. 14, 1857/ AET. _/ THOS. J. MONTGOMERY USA/ son of Nath'l &/ Eliza Montgomery/ died at Fort Steliacoom/ Washington Territory/ Nove. 22, 1854/ AE. 30// |
| Daniel Mountfort | Revolutionary | DANIEL MOUNTFORT/ died Jan. 9, 1822,/ AEt. 60.// |
| Cpl. Daniel E. Mountfort | Civil | DANIEL MOUNTFORT/ BORN/ July 25, 1831/ Died Dec. 22 1839/ MARY MUSSEY/ His Wife/ Born Jan. 10, 1791/ Died _ 15, 1851// |
| Capt. Daniel Mussey | 1812 | Mussey, Capt Daniel d 31 Aug 1828 ae: 73y. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Ebenezer D. Niles | 1812 | EBENEZER D. NILES/ DIED/ April 6, 1835,/ AEt. 35.// |
| Stephen H. Jr. Niles | 1812 | STEPHEN H/ NILES JR/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1794/ 1863// |
| Sgt. Zacheriah Nowell, 1st of 2 stones | Revolutionary | ZACHARIAH NOWELL/ LIEUT 15 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/1751 1836// |
| Sgt. Zacheriah Nowell, 2nd of 2 stones | Revolutionary | ZACHARIAH/ NOWELL/ SGT 15 MASS REGT/ REV WAR// |
| Stephen Jr. Noyes | Civil | STEPHEN NOYES, JR/ DIED/ Oct. 18, 1901./ AEt. 71.// |
| Brig. Gen. Francis B. Osgood | 1812 | SACRED/ to the memory of/ BRIG. GEN/ FRANCIS OSGOOD/ who died/ Sept. 6, 1817: AEt. 40./ "O, ever honor'd, ever dear, adieu,/ How many tender names are lost in you,/ Keep safe, o tomb, thy precious trust/ Till life divine awake his sleeping dust."// |
| Pvt. Ebenezer Owen | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. EBENEZER OWEN/ died Aug 26, 1817./ AEt.79.// |
| Thomas Paine, 1st of 2 stones | Revolutionary | Sacred/ to the memory of/ THOMAS PAINE ESQ/ Former of the County/ of Barnstable/ who died in this town/ Jan 24 AD 1802./ Aged 77 _/ Toward his creator he exercised/meek & fervent piety/ to his fellow he _/ Benevolence & _/ As a relative & friend he_/ _ceedingly dear to all_/ _/ This stone is place here/ His bereaved children/ from motives of/ affection & filial/ regard.// |
| Thomas Paine, 2nd of 2 stones | Revolutionary | THOMAS PAINE/ 31 MASS INF/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1725 1802// |
| William B. Peters | 1812 | SACRED/ to the memory of/ WILLIAM B. PETERS/ who died/ Oct. 3, 1837/ AEt. 62./ An honest man is the noblest/ work of God// |
| Sgt. William Polleys | Revolutionary | _/ WILLI_ _LLEY./ _/ AEt _// |
| Abijah Poole, Jr. | Revolutionary | ABIJAH POOLE JR./ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1787 1855// |
| Lt. Abijah Poole | 1812 | ABIJAH POOLE/ LIEUT 13 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1739 1820// |
| Commodore Edward Preble | Barbary, Revolutionary | EDWARD PREBLE/ of the/ United States Navy/ died August 25, 1807/ aged 46. Years.// |
| Nelson Rackleff | 1812 | NELSON/ RACKLEFF/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1786 1855// |
| Benjamin Radford | Revolutionary | BENJAMIN RADF_/ died/ PRISCILLA_/ died Nov. _/ FRANK _/ NOV. 30_/ HARRIET_/ died Sept. _// |
| Corp. Kinicum Randall | 1812 | KINICUM RANDALL/ CORP MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1785 1842// |
| Thomas Reynolds | Revolutionary | THIMAS/ REYNOLDS/ MASS/ CONTINENTAL/ LINE/ REVOLUTIONARY/ WAR/ 1763/ 1846// |
| Willard Richards | 1812 | WILLARD/ RICHARDS/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1788/ 1851// |
| Pvt. George Roberts | 1812 | Roberts, George d 1 Feb 1815 ae: 42y. "Lost in the Dash." (Information is from burial record as stone has fallen) |
| Capt. Joshua Robinson | Revolutionary | JOSHUA ROBINSON/ CAPT BRADISH'S CO MASS/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR/ 1738 1820// |
| Benjamin Rolfe | 1812 | BENJAMIN ROLFE/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1778/ 1860// |
| Capt. Andrew Scott | Revolutionary | Scott, Capt. Andrew d 24 Sep 1825 ae: 61y. Rev/War. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Cato Shattuck | Revolutionary | CATO/ SHATTUCK/ 15 MASS REGT/ REVOLUTIONARY WAR// |
| Cpl. Nathaniel Shaw | Revolutionary | In memory of/ NATHANIEL SHAW,/ who died/ Aug. 16, 1831/ AEt. 74./ An honest man is the noblest work of God.// |
| William Shaw | Civil | Shaw, William H d 24 Sep 1875 ae: 55y. Civ/War: 29th Reg Maine Inf Co. E. (Information is from burial record as stone is missing) |
| Pvt. Lewis Shepherd | Revolutionary | In memory of/ LEWIS SHEPARD,/ a soldier of the revolution,/ who died/ Dec. 22, 1835,/ Aet. 82./ Sleep on ye brave thou hast been blest/ God's love hath call'd thee home to rest./ Erected by his only surviving child.// |
| Pvt. James Slater | 1812 | JAMES SLATER/ Born on the Sh_/ Jan. 18, 1_/ DIED/ Apr. 10, _// |
| William Small | 1812 | FATHER/ WILLIAM SMALL/ DIED/ _, 1879/ AEt. 82/ _/ _// |
| General John Kilby Smith | Revolutionary, 1812 | GEN. JOHN K. SMITH/ Died/ Aug. 7, 1842,/ AEt. 89./ An Officer in the Army of the Revolution.// |
| John Smith, 1st of 2 stones | 1812 | JOHN/ SMITH/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1756/ 1821// |
| John R. Smith, 2nd of 2 stones | Civil | JOHN R SMITH/ CO 1/ 23 MAINE INF/ 1840/ 1863// |
| Moses Smith | 1812 | MOSES/ SMITH/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1790/ 1843// |
| John A. Stanorth | Civil | J.A. STANORTH/ ME./ _// |
| Sgt Carroll Staples | 1812 | CARROLL/ STAPLES/ SERG/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1786/ 1852// |
| Sgt. Alonzo P. Stinson | Civil | ALONZO P STINSON/ THIRD SERGEANT COMPANY H/ FIFTH REGIMENT/ MAINE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY/ AGED 19 YEARS/ KILLED FIRST BATTLE BULL RUN/ JULY 21 ST 1861/ SERGEANT STINSON WAS THE FIRST/ VOLUNTEER SOLDIER FROM/ PORTLAND/ TO GIVE HIS LIFE FOR/ THE PRESERVATION OF THE UNION/ IN THE CIVIL WAR/ THIS MEMORIAL ERECTED BY THE/ SURVIVORS OF COMPANY H/ PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF PORTLAND/ JULY 4TH 1908// (Monument only, not a grave) |
| Pvt. Woodbury Storer | 1812 | WOODBURY STORER/ BORN/ July 12, 1783/ DIED/ June 24, 1860.// |
| John Tewksbury | Civil | Tewksbury, John b 25 Jan 1781 d Apr 1866 Civ/War: 1st Rgt Maine Cav Co F (Information from burial record as monument has no inscription) |
| Charles Widgery Thomas (same marker as Elias) | Civil | WILLIAM WIDGERY 1753-1822/ PETER THOMAS 1746-1797/ HAPPY HIS WIFE 1749-1838/ ELIAS THOMAS 1772-1872/ ELIZABETH WIDGERY HIS WIFE 1778-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ GEORGE 1807-1809/ FREDERICK 1819-1819/ ELIAS 1803-1822/ CHARLES W. M.D. 1816-1866/ JOHN W. 1806-1872/ WILLIAM W. 1803-1896/ GEORGE A. 1819-_/ ELIZABETH T. VARNUM 1809-_/ CHARLOTTE J. _/ EDWARD H. 1813-1896/ CHARLOTTE A. DUBOIS HIS WIFE 1828-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ EDWARD H. 1855-1859/ CHARLES W. 1860-1893// |
| Elias Thomas (same marker as Charles Widgery) | 1812 | WILLIAM WIDGERY 1753-1822/ PETER THOMAS 1746-1797/ HAPPY HIS WIFE 1749-1838/ ELIAS THOMAS 1772-1872/ ELIZABETH WIDGERY HIS WIFE 1778-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ GEORGE 1807-1809/ FREDERICK 1819-1819/ ELIAS 1803-1822/ CHARLES W. M.D. 1816-1866/ JOHN W. 1806-1872/ WILLIAM W. 1803-1896/ GEORGE A. 1819-_/ ELIZABETH T. VARNUM 1809-_/ CHARLOTTE J. _/ EDWARD H. 1813-1896/ CHARLOTTE A. DUBOIS HIS WIFE 1828-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ EDWARD H. 1855-1859/ CHARLES W. 1860-1893// |
| Pvt. Peter Thomas | Revolutionary | In memory of/ MR. PETER THOMAS/ who departed this life/ Aug. 18, 1797/ Aged 31 years/ & 7 months// |
| Joseph Thomes | Revolutionary | Thomes, Joseph d 13 May 1835 ae: 79y. Rev/War (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Corp. Abiel W. Tinkham (same marker with Nathan Howe) | 1812 | ABIEL WINKHAM/ CORP MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1793 1830// |
| Deacon Benjamin Titcomb | Revolutionary | Deacon Benjamin Titcomb (Inscription from foot stone) |
| Joseph Titcomb | Revolutionary | JOSEPH TITCOMB/ died Aug. 20, 1836./ AE. 80/ EUNICE JONES, wife of Joseph Titcomb/ died Aug. 15, 1812./ AE 87.// |
| Samuel Tobey | Revolutionary | SACRED/ to the memory of/ MR. SAMUEL TOBEY/ who died/ April 14, 1822:/ AEt. 72./ His trust was in God.// |
| Pvt. Thomas Todd | 1812 | SARAH STANFORD TODD/ 1797-1892/ THOMAS TODD/ 1797- 1854// |
| Pvt. Daniel Tucker | Revolutionary | DANIEL TUCKER ESQ./ died Apl. 8, 1824./ aged 64.// |
| Jonathan Tukesbury | 1812 | Tukesbury, Jonathan b 27 Jan 1781 d 21 Apr 1866. (Information is from burial record as stone is not transcribed) |
| Benjamin Tukey | Revolutionary | BENJ. TUKEY/ PHINNE'S/ MASS. MIL./ REV. WAR// |
| Benjamin Tukey | 1812 | BENJAMIN/ TUKEY/ CONTINENTAL/ LINE/ REVOLUTIONARY/ WAR/ 1749/ 1777// |
| Corp. Benjamin Tukey | 1812 | BENJAMIN/ TUKEY/ CORP/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1777/ 1833// |
| Pvt./Sgt. Stephen Tukey | Revolutionary | In memory of/ Stephen Tukey,/ died July 8, 1826./ AEt. 79./ Also/ his son Henry Tukey,/ died in Batavia/ Oct. 3, 1821/ Aet. 26// |
| Capt. Stephen Jr. Tukey | 1812 | Sacred to the memory of/ Capt. Stephen Tukey Junr./ son of Mr. Stephen &/ Mrs. Hannah Tukey,/ who died Sept. 20, 1819/ in the 29th year of his age.// |
| Pvt. William Tukey | Revolutionary | Our Father/ WILLIAM TUKEY/ Born Dec. 2, 1765./ Died Mar. 19, 1858./ AEt. 92 yrs. 3 mos.// |
| Maj. David Van Ness | 1812 | Vanness, Maj David d 14 Feb 1849 ae: 58y, 3rd Rgt US Art. (Information is from burial record as stone is illegible) |
| Corp. Loring Varney | 1812 | LORING/ VARNEY/ CORP/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1793/ 1847// |
| John Arkwright Marshall Varnum (same marker as Lt. Lawrence Phineas and Gen. Phinehas) | Civil | PHINEHAS VARNUM/ NOV. 21, 1778 - OCT. 13, 1858/ HIS WIFE/ PRUDENCE FOX/ SEPT. 19, 1774 - MAR. 1, 1872/ THEIR CHILDREN/ PRUDENCE HARRIS/ JUNE 19, 1808 - FEB. 1, 1825/ ALMIRA MERCY/ NOV. 5, 1812 - AUG. 22, 1825/ PHINEHAS FOX/ SEPT. 22, 1806 - JAN. 24, 1892/ HIS WIFE/ ELIZABETH THOMAS/ NOV. 19, 1809 - FEB 16, 1908/ THEIR CHILDREN/ CHARLOTTE VIVIA/ JAN. 14, 1835 - APRIL 19, 1870/ ELIZABETH WIDGERY/ MAY 23, 1836 - DEC. 11, 1917/ PRUDENCE ALMIRA/ DEC. 24, 1837 - AUG. 19, 1839/ PHINEHAS FOX/ AUG. 18, 1839 - DIED IN INFANCY/ LAWRENCE PHINEHAS/ SEPT. 22, 1843 - MAR. 31, 1930/ ELIAS THOMAS/ AUG. 27, 1847 - SEPT. 22, 1848/ JOHN ARKWRIGHT MARSHALL/ MAR. 12, 1846 - JUNE 20, 1816/ HIS WIFE/ MARGARET IRVING STANFORD/ MAY 3, 1846 - MAR. 30, 1932/ DR. SETH HUNKINS/ DIED MAY 15, 1867// |
| Lt. Lawrence Phineas Varnum (same marker as John Arkwright Marshall and Gen. Phinehas) | Civil | PHINEHAS VARNUM/ NOV. 21, 1778 - OCT. 13, 1858/ HIS WIFE/ PRUDENCE FOX/ SEPT. 19, 1774 - MAR. 1, 1872/ THEIR CHILDREN/ PRUDENCE HARRIS/ JUNE 19, 1808 - FEB. 1, 1825/ ALMIRA MERCY/ NOV. 5, 1812 - AUG. 22, 1825/ PHINEHAS FOX/ SEPT. 22, 1806 - JAN. 24, 1892/ HIS WIFE/ ELIZABETH THOMAS/ NOV. 19, 1809 - FEB 16, 1908/ THEIR CHILDREN/ CHARLOTTE VIVIA/ JAN. 14, 1835 - APRIL 19, 1870/ ELIZABETH WIDGERY/ MAY 23, 1836 - DEC. 11, 1917/ PRUDENCE ALMIRA/ DEC. 24, 1837 - AUG. 19, 1839/ PHINEHAS FOX/ AUG. 18, 1839 - DIED IN INFANCY/ LAWRENCE PHINEHAS/ SEPT. 22, 1843 - MAR. 31, 1930/ ELIAS THOMAS/ AUG. 27, 1847 - SEPT. 22, 1848/ JOHN ARKWRIGHT MARSHALL/ MAR. 12, 1846 - JUNE 20, 1816/ HIS WIFE/ MARGARET IRVING STANFORD/ MAY 3, 1846 - MAR. 30, 1932/ DR. SETH HUNKINS/ DIED MAY 15, 1867// |
| Gen. Phinehas Varnum (same marker as Lt. Lawrence Phineas and John Arkwright Marshall) | 1812 | PHINEHAS VARNUM/ died Oct. 13, 1858./ AEt. 80/ PRUDENCE H. VARNUM/ died Feb. 1, 1823./ AEt. 16 yrs./ ALMIRA M. VARNUM/ died Aug. 22, 1825./ AEt. _2 yrs.// |
| Lt. Henry Wadsworth | Barbary Wars | (South Side.) In memory of Henry Wadsworth, son of Peleg Wadsworth, Esq., Lieut. in U. S. Navy, who fell before the walls of Tripoli, on the evening of the 4th Sept. 1804, in the 20th year of his age, by the explosion of a Fireship, which he with others gallantly conducted against the enemy; determined at once, they prefer death and the destruction of the enemy, to captivity and torturing slavery.—[Com. Preble's letter.] (West side.) Capt. Richard Somers, Lieut. Henry Wadsworth, Lieut. Joseph Israel, and ten brave seamen volunteers, were the devoted band. (East side.) "An honor to his country, and an example to all excellent youth.—["Resolve of Congress.] (North side.) My country calls!/ This world adieu!/ I have one life./ That life I give for you.// |
| Col. John Waite | Colonial Wars, Revolutionary | SACRED/ to the memory/ of/ COL. JOHN WAITE/ who departed this life/ Jan. 20, 1920:/ AEt. 88// |
| Capt. Stephen Waite | Revolutionary | In memory of/ CAPT. STEPHEN WAITE/ who died/ July 9, 1783:/ AEt. 49// |
| Sgt. Stephen Jr. Waite | Civil | STEPHEN WAITE JR 1785 - 1862/ HIS WIFE/ LUCRETIA A FOLSOM 1799-1827/ HIS WIFE/ MARTHA O FOLSOM 1803-1866// |
| Samuel Waterhouse | 1812 | SAMUEL/ WATERHOUSE/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1785/ 1859// |
| Lt. Kervin Waters | 1812 | Beneath this stone/ by the side of his Gallant Commander/ rest the remains of/ LIEUT. KERVIN WATERS/ a native of Georgetown, District of/ Columbia, who received a mortal/ wound, Sept. 5, 1813/ while a Midshipman on board the/ U.S. Brig Enterprise/ in an action with His B.M. Brig Boxer/ which terminated in the capture/ of the latter./ He languished in severe pain/ which he endured with fortitude/ until Sept. 25, 1813/ when he died with Christian/ calmness of resignation/ Aged 18/ The young men of Portland/ erect this stone/ as a testimony of their respect/ For his valor and virtues.// |
| Capt. William Webb (same marker as Capt. Lemuel Moody and Franklin Moody) | 1812 | Capt. WILLIAM WEBB died/ aged 33 years./ MARY WEBB his widow died _/ aged 81 years/ Children of William & _ Webb/ William died _ aged _ months/ _ died _ 1866, aged _ months/ Mary E died Sept. 28, 18 _ aged 22 years/ Ann W. died Apr. 18, 1822 aged 18 years/ _ with night died Nov. _ 18 _ AEt. _/ William Webb died Dec. 11, 18 _ AEt. _// |
| Nathaniel Webster | 1812 | NATHANIEL/ WEBSTER/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1776/ 1852// |
| Thomas Webster | Revolutionary | ALMIRA WEBSTER 1785-1807/ MARY WIFE OF/ THOMAS WEBSTER 1763-1809/ THOMAS WEBSTER JR 1789-1809/ DEBORAH WIFE OF/ THOMAS WEBSTER 1777-1810/ MARY, DAU OF THOMAS &/ MARY WEBSTER 1793-1812/ BENJAMIN WEBSTER 1775-1815/ EDWARD WEBSTER 1803-1819/ THOMAS E. WEBSTER 1819-1820/ THOMAS WEBSTER ESQ 1756-1820/ ELIZABETH HIS WIDOW 1783-1822/ SAMUEL WEBSTER 1796-1824/ MARY WEBSTER 1826-1851/ THOMAS E. SON OF JOSEPH/ & MARY S. WEBSTER 1830-1854/ ALMIRA E. WEBSTER 1827-1862/ JOSEPH WEBSTER 1798-1868/ MARY S. WIDOW OF/ JOSEPH WEBSTER 1795-1885/ RICHARD S. WEBSTER 1832-1900/ JOSEPH S. WEBSTER 1835-1913// |
| Daniel Weeks | 1812 | Erected to the memory of/ CAPT. JOSEPH WEEKS,/ died on his passage from the W. Indies,/ July 1797 AEt. 35/ DANIEL, son of Capt. Joseph &/ Mrs. Lois Weeks, lost on board/ Brig Dash 1815. AEt. 27./ LOIS widow of Capt. Joseph/ Weeks, died Jan 26, 1829/ AEt. 69// |
| Lt. William Widgery (same marker as Charles and Elias) | Revolutionary | WILLIAM WIDGERY 1753-1822/ PETER THOMAS 1746-1797/ HAPPY HIS WIFE 1749-1838/ ELIAS THOMAS 1772-1872/ ELIZABETH WIDGERY HIS WIFE 1778-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ GEORGE 1807-1809/ FREDERICK 1819-1819/ ELIAS 1803-1822/ CHARLES W. M.D. 1816-1866/ JOHN W. 1806-1872/ WILLIAM W. 1803-1896/ GEORGE A. 1819-_/ ELIZABETH T. VARNUM 1809-_/ CHARLOTTE J. _/ EDWARD H. 1813-1896/ CHARLOTTE A. DUBOIS HIS WIFE 1828-1861/ THEIR CHILDREN/ EDWARD H. 1855-1859/ CHARLES W. 1860-1893// |
| Col. Sgt. Ephraim Wilber | 1812 | EPHRAIM/ WILBER/ SERG/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1790/ 1829// |
| John M. Wilson | Civil | Wilson, John M s/o John S d 10 Apr 1873 ae: 30y. Civ/War 2d Rgt Maine Cav Co D. (Information from burial record as stone has not been transcribed) |
| Richard Wiswell | 1812 | RICHARD/ WISWELL/ MASS MILITIA/ WAR OF 1812/ 1781/ 1851// |
| Ezra B. Woodsom | Civil | EZRA B WOODSUM/ CO F/ 5 MAINE INF/ 1817/ 1893// |
| John Work | Civil | JOHN W_/ ING// |
| Capt. Daniel Wyer | Revolutionary | In memory of/ Capt. Daniel Wyer/ who died/ Sept. 20, 1805;/ AEt. 60.// |
| Name | War | Burial Record Info |
|---|---|---|
| Capt. Lemuel Bradford Jr. (veteran stone requested) | 1812 | b 12-1-1775, d 9-17-1814 |
| George W. Burns | 1812 | d 1-27-1871 aet. 77 |
| Joseph Deering | 1812 | d 3-17-1838 |
| Maj. Isaac Gage | 1812 | d 5-9-1826 aet. 60 |
| Moses Nowell | 1812 | d 4-10-1853 aet. 89 |
| Brevet Thomas Paine | Civil | d 12-22-1861 aet. 22 |
| Daniel Small | 1812 | d 3-18-1815 |
| John Thomas | Civil | d 5-23-1868 aet. 47 |
| Charles Trott | Civil | d 12-31-1893 aet. 49 |
A sampling of all military-issued stones can be found in our Military Markers of Eastern Cemetery Flickr album.
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