Age: 6 months
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery c. 1878 from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
Parents: Leonard & Elizabeth Worcester
NOTE: This infant's father, Leonard Worcester Sr, was a printer, associated with Isaiah Thomas in printing books as well as the publication of The Massachusetts Spy. He served as deacon of Old South church in Worcester, MA, from 1797-1801. After becoming ordained to the ministry, he settled in Peacham, VT.
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery c. 1878 from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
Parents: Leonard & Elizabeth Worcester
NOTE: This infant's father, Leonard Worcester Sr, was a printer, associated with Isaiah Thomas in printing books as well as the publication of The Massachusetts Spy. He served as deacon of Old South church in Worcester, MA, from 1797-1801. After becoming ordained to the ministry, he settled in Peacham, VT.
Age: 6 months
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery c. 1878 from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
Parents: Leonard & Elizabeth Worcester
NOTE: This infant's father, Leonard Worcester Sr, was a printer, associated with Isaiah Thomas in printing books as well as the publication of The Massachusetts Spy. He served as deacon of Old South church in Worcester, MA, from 1797-1801. After becoming ordained to the ministry, he settled in Peacham, VT.
His grave, along with many others, was relocated to Hope Cemetery c. 1878 from the Mechanic St. Burial Ground in downtown Worcester, MA.
Parents: Leonard & Elizabeth Worcester
NOTE: This infant's father, Leonard Worcester Sr, was a printer, associated with Isaiah Thomas in printing books as well as the publication of The Massachusetts Spy. He served as deacon of Old South church in Worcester, MA, from 1797-1801. After becoming ordained to the ministry, he settled in Peacham, VT.
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