328.   In memory of Betse, y^e daugh. of Mr. Nathan Whitman and Mrs. Bety, his wife; she died Feb. y^e 2^d, 1781, in y^e 4^th year of her age.

   329.   In memory of 2 sons of Mr. Nathan Whitman and Mrs. Bety, his wife.   Asa Whitman, died Feb. y^e 19^th, 1775, in y^e 3^d year of his age; Elias Whitman, died March y^e 25^th, 1774, in y^e 4^th year of his age.

   330.   In memory of Mr. Jael, the son of Jael Edson and Mrs. Hannah, his wife, died March y^e 9^th, 1797, aged 5 weeks.

   331.   In memory of Miss Huldah Edson, the daugh. of Deac. Nathaniel Edson and Mrs. Joanna, his wife; she died February y^e 28^th, 1793, in the 19^th year of her age.

   332.   Sacred to the memory of Deac. Nathaniel Edson, who died March y^e 19^th, 1784, in the 56^th year of his age.

   333.   In memory of Plina, the son of Mr. Joel Edson and Mrs. Hannah, his wife; he died July y^e 9, 1793, in y^e 3^d year of his age.

   334.   Deacon Seth Allen, 1760.   (Jan. 1; aged 50).

   335.   In memory of Mr. Daniel Hudson; he died Sept. y^e 12, 1775, in y^e 72^d year of his age.   (Son of Daniel, and lived near Robbin's Pond).

   336.   In memory of Mrs. Mary, widow of Mr. Daniel Hudson; she died Nov. y^e 25^th, 1786, in y^e 82^d year of her age.

   337.   In memory of Mrs. Betty, y^e wife of Mr. Nathan Hudson, and daugh. of Capt. Joseph Gannett and Mrs. Betty, his wife, who died April 10, 1777, in y^e 29^th year of her age.

   338.   In memory of Bettey, daugh^tr of Mr. Nathan Hudson and Betty, his wife; she died April y^e 16^th, 1777, aged 2 mo. and 9 days.

   339.   Sarah Harris, wife of Lucius Dickerman, and daughter of Levi and Sarah Washburn, died Nov. 7, 1838, in her 28^th year.
                       Thus dies the youth in fairest home.

   340.   Lydia L., wife of Levi Washburn, died Jan. 20, 1874, aged 73 years, 1 mo., 14 days.

   341.   In memory of Mrs. Sarah, wife of Mr. Levi Washburn; she died May 17, 1826, in her 42^d year.
                       Farewell my husband and my children dear,
                       No sighs nor griefs for me: suppress your tear;
                       To all farewell, receive this last adieu;
                       In realms of bliss, my thought shall visit you.
                       As up from infancy to youth I grew,
                       Fair were my prospects—all delightful new;
                       New joys transporting did my mind engage,
                       As thus I travelled on life's busy stage.
                       But ah! the cold and palsied hand of death
                       Laid hold and preyed upon my vital breath;
                       No healing balm, nor art, nor skill was found
                       To give relief, or cure the mortal wound.
                       With cheering hope I wait to meet my doom,
                       When called by Jesus from the silent tomb;
                       Then on the wings of faith I'll calmly soar
                       To meet my God above: that God adore.