in his 79th year
He married Hannah Todd, daughter of Michael & Elizabeth (Browne) Todd on January 3, 1722/23 in New Haven.
Although the cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked, there is a stone in the crypt.
[A joint stone that includes Nathan exists in the Center Church crypt]
They also reported, specifically:There are no stones left in this cemetery. When the Grove St. Cemetery opened some of the stones from this cemetery were moved there, but not the stone for this person.
He married Hannah Todd, daughter of Michael & Elizabeth (Browne) Todd on January 3, 1722/23 in New Haven.
Although the cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked, there is a stone in the crypt.
[A joint stone that includes Nathan exists in the Center Church crypt]
They also reported, specifically:There are no stones left in this cemetery. When the Grove St. Cemetery opened some of the stones from this cemetery were moved there, but not the stone for this person.
in his 79th year
He married Hannah Todd, daughter of Michael & Elizabeth (Browne) Todd on January 3, 1722/23 in New Haven.
Although the cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked, there is a stone in the crypt.
[A joint stone that includes Nathan exists in the Center Church crypt]
They also reported, specifically:There are no stones left in this cemetery. When the Grove St. Cemetery opened some of the stones from this cemetery were moved there, but not the stone for this person.
He married Hannah Todd, daughter of Michael & Elizabeth (Browne) Todd on January 3, 1722/23 in New Haven.
Although the cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked, there is a stone in the crypt.
[A joint stone that includes Nathan exists in the Center Church crypt]
They also reported, specifically:There are no stones left in this cemetery. When the Grove St. Cemetery opened some of the stones from this cemetery were moved there, but not the stone for this person.
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