Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-14
Burial Grounds in Lamoille formerly
Orleans) County.
CORRECTION


ed that the list gave complete record
inal copy does contain such a record
but in preparation for the press, the
copylst not having read the proof, the
following inscriptions were omitted:
DIED
Synthia, wife of Adams Fairbanks.
2 May 1874. AZ years, 5 months.
Lorinda. wife of A. B. Chesley,
Aug. 1853, II years.
C. JenEete, daughter of Adams
Fairbanks, Is Feb. 1850, years.
Thomas Fairbanks, 26 April 1889,
35 years and 9 months.
Mary O., daughter of Lyman and
Elizabeth Fisher. Is July 1925. 6
years, 26 days.
Charles, son of Lyman anu Eliza
beth Fisher. April 1892, 10 months
Infant. Is Dec. 1874.
Abraham Hadley, 10 Aug. 1843, 81
years Gratia, his wife, % June 1868,
II years.
Chester W., and Joseph F., sons of
Abraham and Gratia Hadley: Joseph
f.. Is March 1926, IL years, 7 months,
20 days.
Chester W., IA March 1926, S years,
l month, 16 days.
John Mcdaniel Hadley, son of ia
cob P. Hadley, 26 Feb. 1909, l year, 9
months, IA days.
Mr.. David Keller, % Jan. 1882, SO
years.
The above inscriptions with those
which appeared in the Monitor of May
"a. give a record of all the stones
standing in May, 1911, in the old yard
northwest of village of Hyde Park
Street, VT, near Johnson town line.
NOTE-The inscriptions which ap-
peared in the Monitor of May 81 I'M
der Burial Grounds from Benning ton
County, were from SALISBURY in
that county.
They form the concluding install
ment of the Inscriptions prior to 1900
from that town. If one or two indi-
viduals in each county Of the state
would devote time and effort to SINH
lar labor, great work might be done
in the next five years towards the es.
tabllshment of better knowledge of
early Vermont history. The editor of
this department wishes to correspond
with any person, who feels interested
mer months are of course the time for
the out of door work in this line.
Questions Outside of Orleans County.
13. a. Burke. Will someone
please give me the dates of birth,
death and marriage, if possible of
Captain Jesse Burke, who married
Leah Jennings, and whose daughter,
Anna Burke, was married to Clifford
Chaffee at Brattleboro, VT, April II,
1880?
o. Jennings, Burke. Would like
also the names, birth and death of the
parents of Lean Jennings who mar
ried Captain Burke.
g. Burke. Will someone give in
formation of Richard Burke, concern
ing his ancestry and from what fami-
ly of Burkes he was descended.
A. A. R. P.
IA. Snow, HILL Can anyone in
form me about the children of Josiah
Snow, born in Woburn, Mass, Aug.
l, 1772, and Azubah Hill of Billerica,
daughter of Jonathan and Lucy
Uane) Hill, married May ID. 1897, at
Billerica? Their children were ::
Charles, Lucy Hill, Harvey, and AL
exander. These four children were
baptized at Bi]lerica, Mass, Sept. 80,
1911. 1t is thought they afterwards
removed to Windham County, Vt.
Josiah was found dead in bed at the
tavern in Leicester. Addison County,
VT, where he was buried. E.. S. T. H.
Is. Bacon. Was the James Bacon
who married Abigail Aikens, Jan. s.,
1855. (see Hardwick Mass Records
and had four children: Mercy. born
1856; Abigail born 1858; Hannah,
born 1850; and James, born 1852 (see
town records of New Braintree,
Mass.,) the son of James Bacon and
Mercy Allan, born October, TOO, at or
near Wrentham, Mass? Where did
James Bacon, who married Abigail
!Aikens in Hardwick, Mass, go after
1852? Was this the James Bacon
who bought land in Guilford, VT, Lot
No. go, in 1776. and whose daughter
Hannah married Isaiah Fiske March
2, 1892, and whose son James married
Nancy Wood (date and parentage I'm.
knownD Relations were an Hum
phrey Palmer. Frederick Bacon of
Brattleborough, VT, who had son.
Silas Atkins Bacon. born Sept. 5, 1870
and probably Silas Bacon of Wren.
than, Mass, who bought farm in
Guildford, Vt. TIT. An Abigail
Bacon married Joseph Harper, 1871
(see town records of New Braintree)
Was this the Abigail. born 1758
daughter of James and Abigail Bacor
(see above)? Any assistance on this
Bacon problem would be most CRATE
fully received. |. P. B.
An Interesting Medal,
The following article, with cuts il
Illustrating the mccall, appears in the
Sp ingfeld, (Mass.,) Union of May s.
1911. Medals commemora ing the
! celebration of the 275th ami iversary OF
the founding of the city are being
etr,1ck and an opportunity will he DIV