Four Corners Cemetery

Four Corners Cemetery is on Main Street beyond Sykes Street. It was opened in 1822. FINDAGRAVE

J B Merrick – link

Quabbin reinterments:

41 reburialsFINDAGRAVE
ThayerGeorge infant Harriette Henry infant James Ichabod Brainridge Samuel ChloeFINDAGRAVE
SloanRobert Walter Willie Annie Lewis Marion Lewis Mary DwightFINDAGRAVE
RamsdellOrrin Otis Ruth Sarah infantFINDAGRAVE
Masoninfant Doris AnthonyFINDAGRAVE
LabareWilliam EmilyFINDAGRAVE
HanksOcran Ocran EstherFINDAGRAVE
CollisJoseph Lydia MyronFINDAGRAVE
SquiresAlbert Laura LesterFINDAGRAVE
TatroSarahFINDAGRAVE
HoldenAmasaFINDAGRAVE
ClarkJosiah RossFINDAGRAVE

Palmer Center Cemetery

Palmer Center Cemetery is on Flynt Street just off of Ware Street. Enter around the line of large stones and then walk about 300 feet to the west. The cemetery is from about 1737 and is the second oldest in the town. Martha Parsons died March 30 1737 and is the first burial here. The cemetery was ready May 12 1735. There was an addition of land in 1788. See external LINK for inscriptions.

Infant Son Smith

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William BrownFINDAGRAVE
Irwin ShawFINDAGRAVE
Seth ShawFINDAGRAVE
Francis BreckenridgeFINDAGRAVE
George BreckenridgeFINDAGRAVE
David SpearFINDAGRAVE
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1932

Oak Knoll Cemetery

Oak Knoll Cemetery across from 1076 Thorndike St 1732

WRB Circle is the Woman’s Relief Corps Circle and specifically the LL Merrick Circle.

Presented by Henry Loomis – Depot Village – Bondsville – Three Rivers – Thorndike.

South Burial Grounds

Gideon Abbott 1801 Findagrave found in the Revolution.

Stephen Clark

in the Revolution

Simeon Graves

Gideon Graves

Daniel King

James Merrick

Daniel King

John Shaw

John King

1908

1911