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Cemetery NumberSM037
TownSMITHFIELD
Cemetery NameMOWRY-TURNER LOT
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LocationPLEASANT VIEW AVE
StateRI
DirectionE
Pole Number42
Distance20
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Deed Book 
Deed Page 
Size in Feet60
Size in Feet45
Inscriptions34
Fieldstones 
Tombs 
Exist?YES
Last seen date? 
Newest1943
Oldest1850
Vandalism 
Veteran1
PoleM
CommentTranscribed by James N Arnold August 28, 1919 (Vol 25, pp 119-126) who described it as follows: "At Corner of two roads west of Spragueville is a burial yard with iron pickets and granite bases, yard in fine condition. Known as the Mowry and Turner yard." Additional names added by Grace G Tillinghast on October 8, 1930, (Vol 25, p126) She described it as follows: "Cemetery on hill at fork in roads. Iron fence around lot" Transcribed by Charles & Martha Benns who assigned it #372. Their transcription is found in Volume III page 330. They called it simply "Mowry Family, Smithfield." Transcribed by Ron Farrar who described it as "Fork between Cedar Swamp Road & Pleasant View Avenue." Transcribed by Roger Beaudry January 25, 1997.
Conditionexcellent
Enclosuremetal fence
Gateiron gate
Growthgrass-well kept
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Cemetery Burial Map N/A
 
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