Ruth was the fifth of seven known children born to Benjamin Northup and Ruth Austin of South Kingstown, Rhode Island. She was married about 1824 to Thomas C. Watson, the son of Robert Watson and Amey Champlin. She and her husband raised their children on the Side Hill Farm in Tower Hill in North Kingstown, RI. They had six known children.
While Ruth does not appear to have an existing marker, she is almost certainly buried in the family lot with her husband and several of her children. This cemetery has been greatly disturbed by either vandalism or wandering farm animals, so the original status of the markers is not well known.
While Ruth does not appear to have an existing marker, she is almost certainly buried in the family lot with her husband and several of her children. This cemetery has been greatly disturbed by either vandalism or wandering farm animals, so the original status of the markers is not well known.
Ruth was the fifth of seven known children born to Benjamin Northup and Ruth Austin of South Kingstown, Rhode Island. She was married about 1824 to Thomas C. Watson, the son of Robert Watson and Amey Champlin. She and her husband raised their children on the Side Hill Farm in Tower Hill in North Kingstown, RI. They had six known children.
While Ruth does not appear to have an existing marker, she is almost certainly buried in the family lot with her husband and several of her children. This cemetery has been greatly disturbed by either vandalism or wandering farm animals, so the original status of the markers is not well known.
While Ruth does not appear to have an existing marker, she is almost certainly buried in the family lot with her husband and several of her children. This cemetery has been greatly disturbed by either vandalism or wandering farm animals, so the original status of the markers is not well known.
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