REED, JOSEPH, the son of Joseph Reed and Ruth Underwood,
died 7/23/1820 at the age of 74. He
came to Plymouth in 1773 from Westford, Massachusetts, and settled in Lower
Intervale, where he farmed. In 1783
he was a Selectman and an ensign in the militia.
He and his wife, Martha Fletcher were the parents of nine children, all
of whom lived to maturity.
REED, JOSEPH, the grandson of the Joseph Reed listed
above, and the son of Joseph Reed and Susan Cummings, died on 10/20/1820.
He was born 5/16/1819.
SENTER, EDWARD, died 2/16/1820 at the age of 68.
One other account gives the date of his death as 1829.
(1822)
BARNARD, CURRIER, died sometime in 1822.
His widow was the former Tamzin Jones of South Hampton and they were te
parents of seven children.
(1823)
BARTLETT, STEPHEN, the father of Sargent and Stephen
Bartlett, died 5/22/1823. He was
the son of John Bartlett and came to Plymouth in 1778, and he was married twice.
His farm was on the hill road to Hebron.
He was the father of seven children.
DEARBORN, SARAH (GILMAN), known as Sally.
She was the wife of Benjamin Dearborn and she died 10/5/1823 at the age
of 50. She was the mother of his
five children.
DEARBORN, MARTIN R., a son of Benjamin Dearborn and
Sarah Gilman, died 12/10/1823 at the age of sixteen.
(1824)
COLE, JACOB, died 8/22/1824. He was the son of Abraham and Sarah Cole.
He was married to Betsey Spencer on 1/25/1823.
He and an infant daughter are buried in the Spencer Cemetery on Tenney
Mountain Highway.
MELVIN, ENOCH, died 10/27/1824. He was the son-in-law of Joseph Reed and the son of Captain
Ebenezer Melvin of Hollis. He was
taxed in Plymouth from 1793 to 1804. In
1805 he moved to Bridgewater. He
was a major in the militia. He and
his wife, Mary Reed, were the parents of five children.
(1825)
DEARBORN, LYDIA (ROGERS), the daughter of Enoch Rogers
and the first wife of Edward Dearborn, died 8/19/1825.
GOOLD, JANE (HARRIMAN), who was married to Benjamin
Goold, died 10/8/1825.She is buried in the Hunt Cemetery on Fairgrounds Road.
(1826)
MELVIN, LETITIA, seventeen month old daughter of Walter
Melvin, died 2/16/1826. She was the
third of eight children born to Walter and Dorothy (Phillips) Melvin.
BLODGETT, NANCY (PENNIMAN), first wife of Rev. Ebenezer
Blodgett, died at age 45 on 2/16/1826. She
was the mother of his first three children and is buried in the Turnpike
Cemetery.
(1927)
BLODGETT, MARY A., daughter of Eunice French and Joseph
Snow Blodgett, died 1/1/1827 at the age of 16.
She is buried in the Turnpike Cemetery.
(1829)
BARTLETT, STEPHEN, the brother of Sargent Bartlett, died
1/10/1829 at the age of 42. He was
the son of Stephen Bartlett and was born 6/16/1786 in Plymouth.
He was a farmer in Plymouth and later in Bridgewater.
He and his wife, Mary Ramsay, were the parents of two children.
BLODGETT, SIMEON, died 1/15/1829. He was the son of
James Blodgett and Deborah Blanchard. He
was 54 years old when he died.
CHAMBERLAIN, LIEUT.EPHRAIM, the son of Lt. Ebenezer
Chamberlain, served in the American Revolution in 1776 with his father.
He was in Colonel Bedel’s regiment and was in Captain Chase Taylor’s
company at Bennington in 1777. He
came to Plymouth in 1824 and died here on 12/14/1829.
In 1783 he was married to Mehitable Bean.
CUMMINGS, ANNA (BROWN), the wife of Captain Jonathan
Cummings, died 11/8/1829 at the age of 85.