61.   In memory of Aney Jess, she died Aug. 21, 1814, in her 28^th year.

   62.   Clara S., dau. of James and Betsey B. Hayward, æ 10 m. and 3 days.
                     Happy infant, early blest,
                     Rest, in peaceful slumber, rest;
                     Early rescued from the cares
                     Which increase with growing years.

   63.   In memory of Mr. Luther Hayward, Jr., who died Nov. 16, 1824, aged 38 years.

   64.   In memory of Mrs. Clarissa R. Hayward, wife of Mr. Luther Hayward, Jr., who died Nov. 8, 1824, aged 36.

   65.   In memory of George, son of Mr. Luther Hayward, Jr., and Mrs. Clarrissa, his wife, who died Oct. 17, 1824, aged 4 years, 6 mo.

   66.   In memory of Mr. James Ingalls, who died Sept. 11, 1816, in the 54^th year of his age.
                     Art thou a man of honest mould,
                     With fervent heart sincere?
                     A husband, father, friend behold,
                     Thy brother slumbers here.

   67   In memory of Samuel, son of Mr. Samuel Willis and Susanna, his wife, who died April y^e 10^th, 1780, in his 20^th year.
                     Depart my friends,
                     Wipe off your tears;
                     Here I must lie
                     Till Christ appears.

   68.   In memory of Mrs. Susanna, wife of Mr. Samuel Willis, who died Dec. y^e 10, 1783, in y^e 58 year of her age.
                     Stop, kind reader, and drop a tear;
                     Think on the dust that slumbers here;
                     And while you read the fate of me
                     Think on the glass that runs for thee.

   69.   In memory of Mr. Samuel Willis, who died Nov. y^e 20^th, 1778, in y^e 54^th year of his age.
                     Behold and see as you pass by,
                     For as you are, so once was I;
                     And as I am now, so you must be;
                     Prepare for death, and follow me.

   70.   In memory of Miss Martha Snell; who died Sept. 2^d, 1817, æ 64.
                     Could grateful love recall the fleeting breath,
                     Or fond affection sooth relentless death;
                     Then had this stone ne'er claimed a social tear,
                     Or read to thoughtless man a lesson here.

   71.   Here lies Mrs. Sarah Snell, she died Nov. 17, 1800, in her 39^th year.

   72.   In memory of Mrs. Martha, wife of Mr. Jonathan Snell, she died Nov. 16, 1781,, in y^e 54^th year of her age.