Here lies interred the body of Deac. James Milk, who was born in Boston, January, A. D. 1710-11. He removed to Falmouth as soon as he arrived at manhood, and lived there in good reputation, being honored with several offices of trust and importance, which he executed with fidelity. He fell asleep after two days' illness, Nov. 19, A. D. 1772. His bereaved children have erected this Monument as a testimony of their Remembrance of his parental affection, strict virtues, and exemplary piety.
Here lies interred the body of Deac. James Milk, who was born in Boston, January, A. D. 1710-11. He removed to Falmouth as soon as he arrived at manhood, and lived there in good reputation, being honored with several offices of trust and importance, which he executed with fidelity. He fell asleep after two days' illness, Nov. 19, A. D. 1772. His bereaved children have erected this Monument as a testimony of their Remembrance of his parental affection, strict virtues, and exemplary piety.
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