Indian Cemetery - Squeen Family (1799) Location: on east bank of Little Quittacas
Pond and Bedford St.
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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 Squeen Family
Cemetery to
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a fuller collection.
INDIAN
CEMETERY
on east bank of Little Quittacus
Pond
F __, I. F. (Israel Felix)
“To the Memory of Jean Squeen,
who died April 13th, 1794 in
the 23rd year of her age.
Also of Benjamin who died at
sea April 22nd, 1799, in his
26th year. Children of Lydia Squeen
a native”.
“When earth was made and time
began
Death was decreed fate of Man.”
“To the Memory of Lidia Squeen,
who died in 1811, age 72”.
“In God the poor & helpless
find
A Judge most just, a parent
kind”.
This was doubtless Lydia Tuspaquin,
who married a Wamsley and who
was drowned in Asswamputt Pond and
was the mother of Jean &
Benjamin Squeen.
There are other graves here, whose
stones are entirely demolished.
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