Grave is 3rd from north fence; but, the stone belonging to the 2nd grave (John Gailbraith) is over him and the 2nd grave has no stone.
came to America from Stirlingshire, Scotland on the ship "Lilly" in 1774.
He settled on the upper side of the road from where the "Roy" schoolhouse stood at the foot of Garland Hill in 1920; 50-acre Lot #16 in the Harvey Tract per map made by Rev David Goodwillie in 1791; now called Garland Hill Road; the house is labeled "S.Kelly" in Beers 1875 Atlas.
See "History of Barnet, Vt", F.P.Wells; 1923, p.420 for interesting particulars. He was said to have built the first frame house in Barnet.
He m. 2nd Mrs. Remick, a minister's widow; she survived him.
came to America from Stirlingshire, Scotland on the ship "Lilly" in 1774.
He settled on the upper side of the road from where the "Roy" schoolhouse stood at the foot of Garland Hill in 1920; 50-acre Lot #16 in the Harvey Tract per map made by Rev David Goodwillie in 1791; now called Garland Hill Road; the house is labeled "S.Kelly" in Beers 1875 Atlas.
See "History of Barnet, Vt", F.P.Wells; 1923, p.420 for interesting particulars. He was said to have built the first frame house in Barnet.
He m. 2nd Mrs. Remick, a minister's widow; she survived him.
Grave is 3rd from north fence; but, the stone belonging to the 2nd grave (John Gailbraith) is over him and the 2nd grave has no stone.
came to America from Stirlingshire, Scotland on the ship "Lilly" in 1774.
He settled on the upper side of the road from where the "Roy" schoolhouse stood at the foot of Garland Hill in 1920; 50-acre Lot #16 in the Harvey Tract per map made by Rev David Goodwillie in 1791; now called Garland Hill Road; the house is labeled "S.Kelly" in Beers 1875 Atlas.
See "History of Barnet, Vt", F.P.Wells; 1923, p.420 for interesting particulars. He was said to have built the first frame house in Barnet.
He m. 2nd Mrs. Remick, a minister's widow; she survived him.
came to America from Stirlingshire, Scotland on the ship "Lilly" in 1774.
He settled on the upper side of the road from where the "Roy" schoolhouse stood at the foot of Garland Hill in 1920; 50-acre Lot #16 in the Harvey Tract per map made by Rev David Goodwillie in 1791; now called Garland Hill Road; the house is labeled "S.Kelly" in Beers 1875 Atlas.
See "History of Barnet, Vt", F.P.Wells; 1923, p.420 for interesting particulars. He was said to have built the first frame house in Barnet.
He m. 2nd Mrs. Remick, a minister's widow; she survived him.
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