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Cemetery NumberNK118
TownNORTH KINGSTOWN
Cemetery NameWILLIAM R HAZARD LOT
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LocationTOWER HILL ROAD
StateRI
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Page Number14
Plat Number2
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Last seen date?2013
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CommentLocated 90 feet southwest of Westmoreland Lane, and 1060 feet west of Tower Hill Road. There is a stone wall enclosed sitting area next to the road in front of the path to the cemetery. This was at one time on the Westmoreland Farm. Burgess called it Hazeldeane Farm. Burgess says this was known in 1938 as the Hazard Carson House. It was built in 1775 by Jonathan Hazard, torn down in 1940. Nameless graves are probably Hazards. Arnold on his visit 15 March 1880, his #23, placed it "on the land of Nathan Hazard, west of the farmhouse." He said it was walled with common boulders and overrun with weeds and brier. Unable to survey in 1990, permission denied by owner.
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