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Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Peters of North Andover, MA -- Tombstone Tuesday

This is the condition of the Old North Parish Burying Ground in No. Andover, MA. I've often been asked to try and locate a tombstone. This shows why I often don't find it.
Here Lyes The
Body of Mr.
Andrew Peters
Who Deceased
December Ye 14
1713 in Ye 79th
Year of His Age.
(Full monument is below.)

Andrew Peters was my 9th great-grandfather.
Peters lineage was highlighted in my Blog Post.


In Memory of

___

Samuel Peters
born 1675   died 1736
And of His Wife
Phebe Frie Peters
born 1680   died 1757

Samuel Peters was my 8th great-grand uncle.



Phebe Ye Daughter
of Samuel and
Phebe Peeters
Aged 3 Years
Died August
ye 10th 1709.

2 comments:

Carol said...

Always sad to see broken stones. One of our cemeteries has a fence with so many stones piled up we cannot count them, and there is no way to read the inscriptions either.

Barbara Poole said...

Oh I agree Carol, it is sad. This is one of my more favorite cemeteries. I went back on the 6th and there have been major changes for the good.