| Person Details | |
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| Photo/Image Courtesy of Rhode Island Historic Cemetery Volunteers | |
| Last Name | VAN DOORN |
| First Name | ANTHONY |
| Maiden | |
| Relation | H/O RUTH |
| Cemetery Number | BR004 |
| Cemetery Name | EAST BURIAL GROUND |
| Birth Day | 0 |
| Birth Month | |
| Birth Year | 1737c |
| Death Day | 1 |
| Death Month | DEC |
| Death Year | 1786 |
| AGE nth Year | 50 |
| AGE Years | - |
| AGE Months | - |
| AGE Days | - |
| Military Service | |
| Gravestone Details | |
| Section | |
| Lot | |
| Map | 0075 |
| Stone Material | slate |
| Condition | poor |
| Shape | fancy top |
| Carving | no carving |
| Legibility | poor |
| Number of Graves on Stone | 2 |
| Stone Height (inches) | |
| Stone Width (inches) | |
| Exists? | Yes |
| Last Seen Date | 2009 |
| Carver | WILLIAM THROOPE II |
| Notes/Misc Details | |
| Notes | "died at Essequebo in South America" [Essequibo was a Dutch colony on the Essequibo River in the Guiana region on the north coast of South America from 1616 to 1814. The colony formed a part of the colonies that are known under the collective name of Dutch Guiana. There were over 300 sugercane plantations here.] [lived on State St., just west of Hope. May 25, 1778 500 British & Hessian troops came to town and burned over 30 buildings including his ì house.] |
| Transcribed By | JAM;VFL;JWN |