Age 103. Daugher of Jupiter Lee.
1. Marr. Joshua Freeman in Scituate 11 June 1806. This appears to have been a second marriage, record says: Joshua Freeman m. Elies Lee Int filed 17 May 1806 at Scituate; marr. "Allice Lee" 11 June 1806.
2. Marr. David Tue (also spelled Tew) in Scituate 09 Jul 1816.
3. Marr. Benjamin D Brooker in Scituate 05 Oct 1834.

Gravestone (GS) has her last married name on it. Alice's death record gives father as "Jubiter Lee"

Update:
Documentation of maiden name and three marriages in Scituate records are:
--Elies Lee cross referenced to Allice Lee in published book citing marriage to Joshua Freeman. (3,4,5)
--"Widow Alice Freeman," marriage intention to David Too, 15 Jun 1816.(2)
--Alice Freeman, marriage to David Tue, 9 Jul 1816. (2)
--Alice Tue, marriage intention to Benjamin D Brooker, 21 Sep 1834. (3,4,5)
--Alice Tew, marriage to Benjamin D Brooker, 5 Oct 1834. (3,5)
Children include George Lee (born out of wedlock) b 22 Jun 1804; Joseph Freeman b 22 Nov 1806; Joshua Freeman, 23 Dec 1808; John Freeman, b 01 Nov 1810, d 31 Mar 1888; Alfred Freeman b 06 Mar 1814, d 1865.

Son Alfred is named on the same gravestone.

Independent evidence of father's name, Jupiter Lee, an American Revolutionary patriot, born 1750 (Massachusetts), died in or by 1802, based on 1802 probate in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (7,8)

Sources:
1 Massachusetts, Death Records, 1841-1915, original handwritten record
2 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, original handwritten records
3 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, in published book of reconstructed records compiled from churches and municipalities
4 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 as indexed on www.ancestry.com (no electronic image available)
5 Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850, as indexed on www.ancestry.com (no electronic image available)
6 Index to Deaths in Massachusetts 1876-1880
7 Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War (Images Online)
8 Middlesex County, Massachusetts Probate Index, 1648-1870

Age 103. Daugher of Jupiter Lee.
1. Marr. Joshua Freeman in Scituate 11 June 1806. This appears to have been a second marriage, record says: Joshua Freeman m. Elies Lee Int filed 17 May 1806 at Scituate; marr. "Allice Lee" 11 June 1806.
2. Marr. David Tue (also spelled Tew) in Scituate 09 Jul 1816.
3. Marr. Benjamin D Brooker in Scituate 05 Oct 1834.

Gravestone (GS) has her last married name on it. Alice's death record gives father as "Jubiter Lee"

Update:
Documentation of maiden name and three marriages in Scituate records are:
--Elies Lee cross referenced to Allice Lee in published book citing marriage to Joshua Freeman. (3,4,5)
--"Widow Alice Freeman," marriage intention to David Too, 15 Jun 1816.(2)
--Alice Freeman, marriage to David Tue, 9 Jul 1816. (2)
--Alice Tue, marriage intention to Benjamin D Brooker, 21 Sep 1834. (3,4,5)
--Alice Tew, marriage to Benjamin D Brooker, 5 Oct 1834. (3,5)
Children include George Lee (born out of wedlock) b 22 Jun 1804; Joseph Freeman b 22 Nov 1806; Joshua Freeman, 23 Dec 1808; John Freeman, b 01 Nov 1810, d 31 Mar 1888; Alfred Freeman b 06 Mar 1814, d 1865.

Son Alfred is named on the same gravestone.

Independent evidence of father's name, Jupiter Lee, an American Revolutionary patriot, born 1750 (Massachusetts), died in or by 1802, based on 1802 probate in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (7,8)

Sources:
1 Massachusetts, Death Records, 1841-1915, original handwritten record
2 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, original handwritten records
3 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, in published book of reconstructed records compiled from churches and municipalities
4 Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 as indexed on www.ancestry.com (no electronic image available)
5 Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850, as indexed on www.ancestry.com (no electronic image available)
6 Index to Deaths in Massachusetts 1876-1880
7 Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War (Images Online)
8 Middlesex County, Massachusetts Probate Index, 1648-1870