Daughter of Samuel Swift Esq of Boston and his first wife Eliphal Tyley/Tilley, and wife of Amos Putnam.
According to "Vital Records of the Town of Auburn Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 with Inscriptions for the Old Burial Grounds" (Rice, 1900) there is/was a stone next to Amos Putnam which was inscribed:
"They that sleep in Jesus at the Resurrection Morn
Shall come forth to meet the Lord in the Air
And Shall live ever more with the Lord"
According to "Vital Records of the Town of Auburn Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 with Inscriptions for the Old Burial Grounds" (Rice, 1900) there is/was a stone next to Amos Putnam which was inscribed:
"They that sleep in Jesus at the Resurrection Morn
Shall come forth to meet the Lord in the Air
And Shall live ever more with the Lord"
Daughter of Samuel Swift Esq of Boston and his first wife Eliphal Tyley/Tilley, and wife of Amos Putnam.
According to "Vital Records of the Town of Auburn Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 with Inscriptions for the Old Burial Grounds" (Rice, 1900) there is/was a stone next to Amos Putnam which was inscribed:
"They that sleep in Jesus at the Resurrection Morn
Shall come forth to meet the Lord in the Air
And Shall live ever more with the Lord"
According to "Vital Records of the Town of Auburn Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 with Inscriptions for the Old Burial Grounds" (Rice, 1900) there is/was a stone next to Amos Putnam which was inscribed:
"They that sleep in Jesus at the Resurrection Morn
Shall come forth to meet the Lord in the Air
And Shall live ever more with the Lord"
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