Husband of Betty (Allen) Morse. Son of Joseph Morse and Keziah (Cleveland) Morse. Revolutionary War Soldier. Possibly Putnam's Reg't from Connecticut.
Benjamin Morse's burial information is also listed in the records of the "Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots" as being buried on the Leet Farm in Marathon, Cortland, NY. This is the same burial spot as what is now the current Bemis Cemetery in Lisle, Broome County, New York sometimes also referred to as the Tarbell aka Sessions Cemetery in Marathon, Cortland County, New York. (See cemetery notes of both cemeteries for further clarification.)
Benjamin Morse's burial information is also listed in the records of the "Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots" as being buried on the Leet Farm in Marathon, Cortland, NY. This is the same burial spot as what is now the current Bemis Cemetery in Lisle, Broome County, New York sometimes also referred to as the Tarbell aka Sessions Cemetery in Marathon, Cortland County, New York. (See cemetery notes of both cemeteries for further clarification.)
Husband of Betty (Allen) Morse. Son of Joseph Morse and Keziah (Cleveland) Morse. Revolutionary War Soldier. Possibly Putnam's Reg't from Connecticut.
Benjamin Morse's burial information is also listed in the records of the "Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots" as being buried on the Leet Farm in Marathon, Cortland, NY. This is the same burial spot as what is now the current Bemis Cemetery in Lisle, Broome County, New York sometimes also referred to as the Tarbell aka Sessions Cemetery in Marathon, Cortland County, New York. (See cemetery notes of both cemeteries for further clarification.)
Benjamin Morse's burial information is also listed in the records of the "Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots" as being buried on the Leet Farm in Marathon, Cortland, NY. This is the same burial spot as what is now the current Bemis Cemetery in Lisle, Broome County, New York sometimes also referred to as the Tarbell aka Sessions Cemetery in Marathon, Cortland County, New York. (See cemetery notes of both cemeteries for further clarification.)
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"Go aged sire, Survey the tomb.
See where the Savior lay.
Say boasting death. Where is they sting.
And graves where is thy victory."
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