dau. of Benjamin & Jemima (Draper) Chapin
md. (int. Worcester 28 Apr. 1784) Peter Slater
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URIAL NOTE: Peter Slater and his wife Zilpath were first buried at the Pine Street Burial Ground on the eastern side of Worcester, Mass. When this burial ground was closed due to urban expansion both were moved to Hope Cemetery in Worcester. Hope Cemetery opened in 1854 so this would have occurred shortly after the opening of the cemetery.
Source for burial note: "Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period, Historical and Genealogical" by Caleb Arnold Wall, Published in 1877
md. (int. Worcester 28 Apr. 1784) Peter Slater
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URIAL NOTE: Peter Slater and his wife Zilpath were first buried at the Pine Street Burial Ground on the eastern side of Worcester, Mass. When this burial ground was closed due to urban expansion both were moved to Hope Cemetery in Worcester. Hope Cemetery opened in 1854 so this would have occurred shortly after the opening of the cemetery.
Source for burial note: "Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period, Historical and Genealogical" by Caleb Arnold Wall, Published in 1877
dau. of Benjamin & Jemima (Draper) Chapin
md. (int. Worcester 28 Apr. 1784) Peter Slater
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URIAL NOTE: Peter Slater and his wife Zilpath were first buried at the Pine Street Burial Ground on the eastern side of Worcester, Mass. When this burial ground was closed due to urban expansion both were moved to Hope Cemetery in Worcester. Hope Cemetery opened in 1854 so this would have occurred shortly after the opening of the cemetery.
Source for burial note: "Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period, Historical and Genealogical" by Caleb Arnold Wall, Published in 1877
md. (int. Worcester 28 Apr. 1784) Peter Slater
_________________________________
URIAL NOTE: Peter Slater and his wife Zilpath were first buried at the Pine Street Burial Ground on the eastern side of Worcester, Mass. When this burial ground was closed due to urban expansion both were moved to Hope Cemetery in Worcester. Hope Cemetery opened in 1854 so this would have occurred shortly after the opening of the cemetery.
Source for burial note: "Reminiscences of Worcester From the Earliest Period, Historical and Genealogical" by Caleb Arnold Wall, Published in 1877
Inscription
In Memory of
Mrs.
Zilpah Slater
wife of
Capt. Peter Slater
who died July 18, 1818
aged 53 years
How blest is our mother, bereft
Of all that could burden her mind!
How easy the soul that has left
This wearisome body be kind
Family Members
Parents
Spouse
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