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Cemetery NumberSK123
TownSOUTH KINGSTOWN
Cemetery NameROBERT F NOYES LOT
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LocationRTE 138
StateRI
DirectionN
Pole Number3083
Distance2000
Map Number 
Page Number 
Plat Number 
Deed Book 
Deed Page 
Size in Feet90
Size in Feet50
Burials23
Inscriptions11
Fieldstones12
Tombs 
Exist?YES
Last seen date?2002
Newest1906
Oldest1822
VandalismN
Veteran 
PoleM
CommentThis cemetery is located two thousand feet north of Route #138 at telephone pole #3083 / 100. Follow the cart path at a break in guard rail at telephone pole #3083 / 100 for two thousand feet (0.38 mile) north to this cemetery. This lot is very well cared for and is in about the best condition of any in the state. The Caleb Gardiner lot (SK 154) is outside the south wall. It is ninety by fifty feet, in excellent condition, enclosed with a stone wall, and the historical cemetery sign is missing. It contains 23 burials with eleven inscribed stones and twelve fieldstones. James N. Arnold recorded this lot Feb. 27, 1880; his #41, “close beside the above yard [Arnold #40, SK 154] we find the Noyes yard in excellent condition with a good faced wall.” Found, registered, and recorded by John Sterling & James Wheaton for a 2004 book on South Kingstown cemeteries.
Conditionexcellent
Enclosurestone wall
Gateno gate
Growthcleared
Terrainlevel
Cemetery Location
Cemetery Burial Map N/A
 
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