This is the original burial place of William Gray. In the early 1960's his body and headstone were dug up by descendants and he was re-interred at Concord Cemetery just a few miles away. His wife and one of his children are still buried here.
Only veteran of the Revolutionary War buried in the cemetery.
There is no marker, just a rough stone slab in the middle of a patch of iris flowers. Slab could possibly have been a base for a monument. Seems to be a set of roughly carved rock steps leading up to slab. We found the name Wm Gray very crudely etched on the stone. It is within 4 feet of his wife's stone and 8 feet of his young daughter's.
Only veteran of the Revolutionary War buried in the cemetery.
There is no marker, just a rough stone slab in the middle of a patch of iris flowers. Slab could possibly have been a base for a monument. Seems to be a set of roughly carved rock steps leading up to slab. We found the name Wm Gray very crudely etched on the stone. It is within 4 feet of his wife's stone and 8 feet of his young daughter's.
This is the original burial place of William Gray. In the early 1960's his body and headstone were dug up by descendants and he was re-interred at Concord Cemetery just a few miles away. His wife and one of his children are still buried here.
Only veteran of the Revolutionary War buried in the cemetery.
There is no marker, just a rough stone slab in the middle of a patch of iris flowers. Slab could possibly have been a base for a monument. Seems to be a set of roughly carved rock steps leading up to slab. We found the name Wm Gray very crudely etched on the stone. It is within 4 feet of his wife's stone and 8 feet of his young daughter's.
Only veteran of the Revolutionary War buried in the cemetery.
There is no marker, just a rough stone slab in the middle of a patch of iris flowers. Slab could possibly have been a base for a monument. Seems to be a set of roughly carved rock steps leading up to slab. We found the name Wm Gray very crudely etched on the stone. It is within 4 feet of his wife's stone and 8 feet of his young daughter's.
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