This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 edition. Excerpt: ...to thee; His bright examples may we make our own So far in Christ as he himself was known." Here lyes intered the mortal part of SIMEON SKILLIN who departed this life February 27 1778 JE 62 years Here lyes buried the Body of MRS MARY SKILLIN wife of Mr John Skillin Junr died Jan'? 28th 1763 aged 27 years Here lyes ye Body of MRS ELIZABETH LASH wife to Mr Nicholas Lash who died Augs' 14 AD 1750 in ye 44th year of her age Here lies intered the mortal part of RUTH SKILLIN Relict of Simeon Skillin who departed this life May 29th 1786 JE 64 years (2)---(g) Here lyes the Body of MRS ABIGAIL RICHARDS dau to Mr Edward & Mrs Mary Richards died Nov ye 4th 1745 in ye 36th year of her age In Memory of ANNA MILLER daur of Mr William' & Mrs Anna Miller who died May 7th 1782 aged 12 months In Memory of WILLIAM N., Son of Ephraim and Nancy Steel, who died Decr 21st, 1815, aged 3 mo: & 6 days. "Just like an early rose We've seen an infant bloom; But sudden, oft before it blows, Death lays in the tomb." I-user rations. 115 In Memory of S E W A L L, Son of Mr. & Mrs. Sally Fisk, who died April 3d, 1817, aged 1 year Here lyes ye Body of MRS ANNA JEFFS wife to Mr James Jeffs who dec" July ye 22d 1738 in ye 32d year of her age Here lyes the body of JONATHAN KENT, A. M., who deceased Decembr 30th, 1760, aged 43 years. His Education and temper of mind were liberal. He was no Sectary in Religion; to life or death he was so indifferent, that, confiding in the di-vine providence, he was satisfied vvith that lot and portion by God for him ordaiued in this life and the future. Of himself he might truly say, Et inea virtute me involvo probatnque pauperiem sine Dote qusero. Here lyes ye Body of MRS MARY GARDNER widow of Capt Habakkuk...

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