Husband of Mary Upson
As an original landowner, John became one of 34 proprietors of the new plantation and later became the town constable in 1708. (The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America page 561)
Interment source: Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions, Riverside Cemetery, p. 349
Hale Collection is a transcription of gravestone inscriptions. It is not a record of interment. John Welton is not buried in Riverside Cemetery. Only a cenotaph had existed.
As an original landowner, John became one of 34 proprietors of the new plantation and later became the town constable in 1708. (The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America page 561)
Interment source: Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions, Riverside Cemetery, p. 349
Hale Collection is a transcription of gravestone inscriptions. It is not a record of interment. John Welton is not buried in Riverside Cemetery. Only a cenotaph had existed.
Husband of Mary Upson
As an original landowner, John became one of 34 proprietors of the new plantation and later became the town constable in 1708. (The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America page 561)
Interment source: Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions, Riverside Cemetery, p. 349
Hale Collection is a transcription of gravestone inscriptions. It is not a record of interment. John Welton is not buried in Riverside Cemetery. Only a cenotaph had existed.
As an original landowner, John became one of 34 proprietors of the new plantation and later became the town constable in 1708. (The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America page 561)
Interment source: Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions, Riverside Cemetery, p. 349
Hale Collection is a transcription of gravestone inscriptions. It is not a record of interment. John Welton is not buried in Riverside Cemetery. Only a cenotaph had existed.
