"a soldier in the revolution"
This gravestone was recorded in the "History of Islesborough", by John Farrow in 1893, as being found on the "headland on the north side of Crow Cove" on land owned by Captain Benjamin Williams. This was an early burying ground used for more than a century. It is now called Burying Point.
This gravestone was recorded in the "History of Islesborough", by John Farrow in 1893, as being found on the "headland on the north side of Crow Cove" on land owned by Captain Benjamin Williams. This was an early burying ground used for more than a century. It is now called Burying Point.
"a soldier in the revolution"
This gravestone was recorded in the "History of Islesborough", by John Farrow in 1893, as being found on the "headland on the north side of Crow Cove" on land owned by Captain Benjamin Williams. This was an early burying ground used for more than a century. It is now called Burying Point.
This gravestone was recorded in the "History of Islesborough", by John Farrow in 1893, as being found on the "headland on the north side of Crow Cove" on land owned by Captain Benjamin Williams. This was an early burying ground used for more than a century. It is now called Burying Point.
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