Wife of Samuel Blethen Day.
This grave is unmarked. The Line cemetery, also called the Leathers cemetery, is located on the old homestead of Aaron Leathers. His gravestone is the only one with writing. The other graves are marked by field stones. There are no "official" records of who else is buried here. However in the early 1900s Ann Pinkham (1842-1929) provided a list to Albert S. Bryant of the people she knew were buried here. She had lived in this neighborhood her whole life, and knew the families.
This grave is unmarked. The Line cemetery, also called the Leathers cemetery, is located on the old homestead of Aaron Leathers. His gravestone is the only one with writing. The other graves are marked by field stones. There are no "official" records of who else is buried here. However in the early 1900s Ann Pinkham (1842-1929) provided a list to Albert S. Bryant of the people she knew were buried here. She had lived in this neighborhood her whole life, and knew the families.
Wife of Samuel Blethen Day.
This grave is unmarked. The Line cemetery, also called the Leathers cemetery, is located on the old homestead of Aaron Leathers. His gravestone is the only one with writing. The other graves are marked by field stones. There are no "official" records of who else is buried here. However in the early 1900s Ann Pinkham (1842-1929) provided a list to Albert S. Bryant of the people she knew were buried here. She had lived in this neighborhood her whole life, and knew the families.
This grave is unmarked. The Line cemetery, also called the Leathers cemetery, is located on the old homestead of Aaron Leathers. His gravestone is the only one with writing. The other graves are marked by field stones. There are no "official" records of who else is buried here. However in the early 1900s Ann Pinkham (1842-1929) provided a list to Albert S. Bryant of the people she knew were buried here. She had lived in this neighborhood her whole life, and knew the families.
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