26.   No inscription.   (Wife of Cary Keith).

   27.   Fanny W. Keith, died Jan. 6, 1827, aged 1 year.

   28.   In memory of Bartlett, son of Solomon and Lusarder Keith, who died April 20, 1836, aged 16 years.

   29.   In memory of Clarrissa, daughter of Solomon and Lucinda Keith, who died —— 23, 1835, aged 24 years.

   30.   In memory of Solomon Keith, who died Sept. 17, 1832,

   31.   No ins.   (Lucinda, wife of Solomon Keith).

   32.   Rev. Oliver Hayward, died Sept. 26, 1831, æ 50.

   33.   Lucy, daughter of David and Martha Hooper, and wife of Rev. Oliver Hayward, born May 1, 1787, died Oct. 21, 1868.

   34.   Betsey, widow of Isaac Richmond, born December 10, 1769, died Sept. 29, 1836.

   35.   George, son of Hosea and Weltha W. Washburn, born June 5, 1845, died Sept. 20, 1848.

   36.   Weltha W., wife of Hosea Washburn, born Aug. 28, 1826, died June 19, 1859.

   37.   In memory of Mr. Zephaniah Ames; he died at the Ohio Nov. 3, 1798, in the 23^d year of his age.

   38.   Lucy Ames, the daughter of Mr. Joseph and Martha Ames, died Oct. 6, 1790, in her 7^th year.

   39.   In memory of Peres, son of Mr. Joseph and Martha, his wife; he died.   (1780, aged 2 mo).

   40.   In memory of Ebenezer Ames, who died March y^e 1, 1772, in y^e 40 year of his age.   Likewise of Mr. William Ames, who died in the army, at New York, July 29, 1776,

   41.   Elizabeth, wife of Seth Ames, born Jan. 3, 1773, died July 25, 1855.
                     Not dead, but risen.

   42.   Seth Ames, born June 9, 1771, died June 14,, 1845.
                     An honest man’s the noblest work of God.

   43.   This stone is erected in remembrance of Martha, wife of Joseph Ames, who died June 2, 1837, aged 85.

   44.   This stone is erected in rememberance of Joseph Ames, who died March 7, A. D. 1813, aged 65.   He was esteemed by all who knew him, and most by those who knew him best.
                     In that dread hour with a faint pang,
                     Tearing the tender fibers of the heart,
                     His immortal spirit struggled to be free.
                     Then, even then, his hope forsook him not,
                     For it existed beyond the narrow verge
                     Of the cold sepulchre.   The petty joys
                     Of fleeting life, indignantly he spurned,
                     And rested on the bosom of God.

   45.   Bethia, wife of Joshua Ames, born Jan. 21, 1773, died Sept. 14, 1860.