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Photo/Image Courtesy of Rhode Island Historic Cemetery Volunteers
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Last Name
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NOYES
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First Name
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JAMES, PHYSITION
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Maiden
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Relation
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Cemetery Number
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NT009
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Cemetery Name
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CODDINGTON BURIAL GROUND
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Birth Day
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0
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Birth Month
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Birth Year
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1678c
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Death Day
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15
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Death Month
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MAR
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Death Year
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1718
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AGE nth Year
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41
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AGE Years
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-
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AGE Months
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-
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AGE Days
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-
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Military Service
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| Map |
00056 |
| Stone Material |
slate |
| Condition |
poor |
| Shape |
fancy top |
| Carving |
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| Legibility |
poor |
| Number of Graves on Stone |
1 |
| Stone Height (inches) |
18 |
| Stone Width (inches) |
25 |
| Exists? |
Yes |
| Last Seen Date |
2007 |
| Carver |
JOHN STEVENS I |
| Notes |
pic -1717/18 carved by John Stevens I and lettered by his son Philip.
It depends on when this stone was carved how old Philip was. He was born
in 1706 so he was 12-14 years old and this was one of the very earliest
he carved. There are a few errors in the lettering. |
| Transcribed By |
EWC;GHR;JES;WJP;BA |
