He married (1st) Hannah Pope of Danvers, Essex, Massachusetts; intentions published in Dunstable 3 January 1818.
Children of Lt. Francis & Hannah (Pope) Fletcher: (Born in Dunstable)
1. Hannah Pope, b. 9 April 1819; d. 15 October 1842
2. Rachel Submit, b. 21 February 1821; d. 24 November 1822
3. Mary Putnam, b. 28 March 1822; married Dr. Oliver A. Woodbury of Danvers
Children of Lt. Francis & Hannah (Pope) Fletcher: (Born in Dunstable)
1. Hannah Pope, b. 9 April 1819; d. 15 October 1842
2. Rachel Submit, b. 21 February 1821; d. 24 November 1822
3. Mary Putnam, b. 28 March 1822; married Dr. Oliver A. Woodbury of Danvers
He married (1st) Hannah Pope of Danvers, Essex, Massachusetts; intentions published in Dunstable 3 January 1818.
Children of Lt. Francis & Hannah (Pope) Fletcher: (Born in Dunstable)
1. Hannah Pope, b. 9 April 1819; d. 15 October 1842
2. Rachel Submit, b. 21 February 1821; d. 24 November 1822
3. Mary Putnam, b. 28 March 1822; married Dr. Oliver A. Woodbury of Danvers
Children of Lt. Francis & Hannah (Pope) Fletcher: (Born in Dunstable)
1. Hannah Pope, b. 9 April 1819; d. 15 October 1842
2. Rachel Submit, b. 21 February 1821; d. 24 November 1822
3. Mary Putnam, b. 28 March 1822; married Dr. Oliver A. Woodbury of Danvers
Inscription
In memory of
MRS. HANNAH
wife of
Lieut. Francis Fletcher
who died
Apr. 11, 1823
in the 27th year
of her age
"Loveliness lies here, the tender wife, the mother dear,
Though disease her body wore,
Grace taught her soul to soar.
No pain nor grief, no anxious fear nor mortal woes,
Can reach they peaceful slumber here,
While angels watch thy soft repose.
Take comfort, Christian, when your friends in Jesus fall asleep,
Their better being never ends, then why dejected weep?
Death is the messenger of peace to call their souls to heaven."
Source: Nason, Elias "History of Dunstable, Massachusetts": A Mudge & Son, printers, Boston 1877
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