Memorials of the dead in Boston
Subtitle: containing an exact transcript from inscriptions, epitaphs and records on the monuments and tombstones in Copp's Hill burying ground, in the city of Boston. Illustrated by copious historical and biographical notices of the early settlers of the metropolis of New England
By: by Thomas Bridgman
Contributors: Lewis, Josephine, Miss, commentator
Publisher: Munroe and Francis
Published: 1852
Place of publication: Boston "
Language: eng
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: Epitaphs; Copp's Hill Burying Ground (Boston, Mass.)
Notes: Also appeared under title: Epitaphs from Copp's Hill burial ground, Boston. With notes. By Thomas Bridgman ... Boston And Cambridge, 1851.

The preface to "The graveyards of Boston. First volume, Copp's Hill epitaphs. Prepared for publication by William H. Whitmore," Albany, 1878, gives the following information: "Mr. Bridgman's transcript was not exact and was very far from exhaustive ... Out of the 2000 inscriptions here copied, about 800 are not to be found in Mr. Bridgman's book."

Boston Public Library (Research Library) copy includes two typescript leaves regarding the Lewis family, bound in between pages xvii and xvii, signed by Miss Josephine Lewis of the Mayflower Club.