Son of Jabez Dodge. His wife was Mary Goddard Torrey of Sutton.
He was ordained May 23, 1750.
There are many references to him in the book "History of the town of Abington, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, from it's first settlement" by Benjamin Hobart.
Ezekiel was originally buried at "Old Cemetery, near Church" (GR14)
Old Church Burial Ground (Defunct)
He was ordained May 23, 1750.
There are many references to him in the book "History of the town of Abington, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, from it's first settlement" by Benjamin Hobart.
Ezekiel was originally buried at "Old Cemetery, near Church" (GR14)
Old Church Burial Ground (Defunct)
Son of Jabez Dodge. His wife was Mary Goddard Torrey of Sutton.
He was ordained May 23, 1750.
There are many references to him in the book "History of the town of Abington, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, from it's first settlement" by Benjamin Hobart.
Ezekiel was originally buried at "Old Cemetery, near Church" (GR14)
Old Church Burial Ground (Defunct)
He was ordained May 23, 1750.
There are many references to him in the book "History of the town of Abington, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, from it's first settlement" by Benjamin Hobart.
Ezekiel was originally buried at "Old Cemetery, near Church" (GR14)
Old Church Burial Ground (Defunct)
Inscription
In Memory of the
Revd Ezekiel Dodge ye
Second Minster of Ab-
-ington who was Seiz'd with
an Apoplexy on ye 5th of June 1770
in ye morning & died at night in ye
78 yr of his Age, having ye day before
his Death compleated ye 20th year of
his Ministry . Pious & faithful as a Min=
ister well accomplish'd as a Scholar
truly benevolent as a man & amiable
in ye Realtions as Husband & Parent.
He left ye World respected & beloved.
Gravesite Details
Age 48, Rev Ezekia was husband of Mary (Source: Abington Vital Records, Grave Records)
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