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Subject: Rowley, MA Old Cemetery (remaining PICKARD's in book)
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 15:17:45 EDT
Gordon, Nancy and other PICKARD researchers,
Here are the rest of the PICKARD stones listed in Mr. Blodgette's book. Once
again, please remember that the stone#'s are the author's not the cemetery's,
they are for reference only:
Stone#243, 6 Row, West 11
In Memory of
Joshua PICKARD, Esq.
who died March 10th 1814
t. 69
"But O, 'tis well! The will of God is done.
His course is finish'd, and his race is run:
Gone to repose, from sorrow, care and pain:
The loss is ours: He reaps eternal gain."
Stone#244, 2 Row, West 2
Here Lies Buried the Body of
Mrs. Ednah, Ye Wife of Deacn Francis PICKARD
Who Deceased AUGt the 30h 1769
In the 76h Year of Her Age
Stone#245, 2 Row, West 1
In Memory of Deacon Francis PICKARD
who died Septr 12, 1778
t. 89
Mark the perfect man and behold
The upright, for the end of
that man is peace.
Stone#246, 2 Row, West 3
In Memory of
Mrs Mary PICKARD
Wife of Mr Jonathan PICKARD
who departed this life
May 21st 1782 In the 64th year of her age.
Stone#247, 1 Row, West 3
In Memory of
Mrs Sarah PICKARD
wife of Mr Joshua PICKARD
Died April 28, 1783
In ye 36 year of her age
Go--Dry Your Tears--
& run the Christian race with
Cheerfulnes--then rest your weary
heart--& sweetly slum'ring in this
dark embrace lesten the welcom
sound: "Arise ye Dead".--
Stone#249, 12 Row, West 7
Mr. Francis PICKARD
died March 11. 1816
t. 91.
Here let remain undisturb'd hist dust
Untill the resurection of the Just.
Stone#250, 6 Row, West 12
Here lay the remains of Mrs. Susanna PICKARD
widow of the late Joshua PICKARD, Esq.
She died Oct. 15th 1821
Aged 68 years
"Though woes on woes have sadden'd thy last years
And anguish keen has caus'd a flood of tears
Heaven wounds to heal, and marks the labouring breast
Dissolves the night, and guides thee to thy rest."
This is the last of the PICKARD's as listed together however I came across
this errant listing elsewhere in the book, if I come across any more I will be
sure to post them, Hope that this has helped someone.
Stone#161, 24 Row, West 8
In Memory of
Mrs. Dorothy KILBORN
Wife of Mr. Joseph KILBORN
who died Aug. 12th 1793,
in the 63rd year of her age
Erected By Her Brother
Francis PICKARD
A NOTE ABOUT THE NUMBERS:
"The words and figures in brackets above each inscription indicate where the
same may be found in the rows of stones on the east and west side of Central
Avenue, entering from Main Street.
Thus [6 Row, West 3] indicates the sixth row from the gate on the west side of
Central Ave and the 3rd stone from the Avenue in that row."
Sharing,
Jenn
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