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Cemetery NumberSK196
TownSOUTH KINGSTOWN
Cemetery NameLARKIN-WORDEN LOT
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LocationWORDEN'S POND ROAD
StateRI
DirectionSW
Pole Number 
Distance4200
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Size in Feet60
Size in Feet40
Inscriptions0
Fieldstones7
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Exist?YES
Last seen date?1999
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VandalismN
Veteran 
PoleN
CommentThis cemetery is located 4,200 feet southwest of Worden’s Pond Road about half way between Biscuit City Road and Sand Trail Road, about nine hundred feet east of the Charlestown line. It is sixty by forty feet, in good condition, with no enclosure and no historical cemetery sign. Seven fieldstone-marked graves could be seen in 1999. It is about five hundred feet east of the “upper Browning farm” the cellar hole of which still exists. James N. Arnold visited this lot Oct. 7, 1880, his #146, “on land of Denison Browning in pasture unprotected.” “About here are scattered numerous graves of whom unknown but are told they were Peter Worden and his family and friends.” Many of these graves are level with the ground. Found, registered, and recorded by John Sterling & James Wheaton for a 2004 book on South Kingstown cemeteries.
Conditiongood
Enclosureno enclosure
Gateno gate
Growthovergrown-trees
Terrainlevel
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Cemetery Burial Map N/A
 
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