wife of Jacob
daughter of Samuel & Ruth Slack
at 45 yr.
Birth year is based on age at death and is approximate.
It appears that Lydia and her husband Jacob Daggett may be buried in or next to the tomb of Col. Eliphalet Slack & Family.
Source: Newton Cemetery Transcriptions by Marion Pearce Carter, 1932 ("The Old Rehoboth Cemetery, sometimes known as the Newman Cemetery, The Ring of the Town") and by Mr. David Jillson, 1850 neither of which make any distinction between Newman Cemetery and Hunt Cemetery which are beside one another. Some of the stones no longer exist.
daughter of Samuel & Ruth Slack
at 45 yr.
Birth year is based on age at death and is approximate.
It appears that Lydia and her husband Jacob Daggett may be buried in or next to the tomb of Col. Eliphalet Slack & Family.
Source: Newton Cemetery Transcriptions by Marion Pearce Carter, 1932 ("The Old Rehoboth Cemetery, sometimes known as the Newman Cemetery, The Ring of the Town") and by Mr. David Jillson, 1850 neither of which make any distinction between Newman Cemetery and Hunt Cemetery which are beside one another. Some of the stones no longer exist.
wife of Jacob
daughter of Samuel & Ruth Slack
at 45 yr.
Birth year is based on age at death and is approximate.
It appears that Lydia and her husband Jacob Daggett may be buried in or next to the tomb of Col. Eliphalet Slack & Family.
Source: Newton Cemetery Transcriptions by Marion Pearce Carter, 1932 ("The Old Rehoboth Cemetery, sometimes known as the Newman Cemetery, The Ring of the Town") and by Mr. David Jillson, 1850 neither of which make any distinction between Newman Cemetery and Hunt Cemetery which are beside one another. Some of the stones no longer exist.
daughter of Samuel & Ruth Slack
at 45 yr.
Birth year is based on age at death and is approximate.
It appears that Lydia and her husband Jacob Daggett may be buried in or next to the tomb of Col. Eliphalet Slack & Family.
Source: Newton Cemetery Transcriptions by Marion Pearce Carter, 1932 ("The Old Rehoboth Cemetery, sometimes known as the Newman Cemetery, The Ring of the Town") and by Mr. David Jillson, 1850 neither of which make any distinction between Newman Cemetery and Hunt Cemetery which are beside one another. Some of the stones no longer exist.
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