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Cemetery NumberLN037
TownLINCOLN
Cemetery NameJAMES BROWN LOT
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LocationBRIARWOOD RD
StateRI
DirectionE
Pole Number17
Distance50
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Size in Feet15
Size in Feet15
Burials40
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Exist?NO
Last seen date?1984
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CommentBehind #29 Briarwood Road. Transcribed by Ralph Soucy on Oct 11, 1973. He listed location as: "About 100 feet past the southern end of Main St, Albion; and about 100 feet to the east toward the Blackstone River. 6 graves, 15' X 15'. It is fortunate that Mr Soucy transcribed the stones standing at the time, because through this transcript I was able to tie it into a survey done by James N Arnold. Transcribed by John P Di Cola in 1984 who records size as 14' X 10' and lists only 2 headstones. He notes that the condition of lot is fair but that several stones in the area had been plowed over. Roger Beaudry surveyed area on March 11, 1995. At that time there was absolutely no trace of the lot, all stones had been removed and the area was now part of a lawn. A sad testimony to the heartlessness of the neighbors. Surveyed by James N Arnold on July 9, 1895. Described as follows: "At Albion south-east from the factory, a few rods in corner of lot not protected" His transcription can be found in Volume 15, pages 126-129.
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