Married Rebekah Jepson on Feb. 16, 1794 in Goshen, Mass.
Because Ebenezer's date of death greatly precedes the founding of Springhill Cemetery (1865), it's likely that he was first interred at the Old Williams Burial Ground near the present-day Danville Public Library, and later re-interred at Spring Hill when former closed.
Because Ebenezer's date of death greatly precedes the founding of Springhill Cemetery (1865), it's likely that he was first interred at the Old Williams Burial Ground near the present-day Danville Public Library, and later re-interred at Spring Hill when former closed.
Married Rebekah Jepson on Feb. 16, 1794 in Goshen, Mass.
Because Ebenezer's date of death greatly precedes the founding of Springhill Cemetery (1865), it's likely that he was first interred at the Old Williams Burial Ground near the present-day Danville Public Library, and later re-interred at Spring Hill when former closed.
Because Ebenezer's date of death greatly precedes the founding of Springhill Cemetery (1865), it's likely that he was first interred at the Old Williams Burial Ground near the present-day Danville Public Library, and later re-interred at Spring Hill when former closed.
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