Graves on Betty's Neck () Location: Betty's Neck
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below is a compilation gathered by Charles M. Thatcher in the late
1800s of some stones in the cemetery.
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in transcriptions or photographs of stones from the Graves on Betty's
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GRAVES ON
BETTY’S NECK
LANG:
Patty, an indian woman, died
previous to 1850.
ROSIER:
John an indian, drowned in
Assampsett Pond Feb. 1851, age 57
years, 4 mos.. These Two graves
are close to
the house now occupied by the
"Mitchell Family" the descendants of
old Chief “Tuspaquin" and situated
in the woods a mile or more
from the highway.
SASSAMON:
A grave on bank of the Pond
in the same vicinity, probable that
of John Sassamon the first indian
missionary - was murdered &
pushed under the ice Jan. 29th,
1675.
There are a few other unknown
graves in this locality.
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