39.   Beneath are deposited the remains of Dea. Isaac Lazell, who departed this life June the 20^th, 1810, in the fifty-fourth year of his age, with hope of future happiness, having a firm belief of the truth of the Gospel; and during the days of his health he was anxious to promote the improvement, interest and happiness of society.   To commemorate his virtues and express the gratitude of his relations, they have erected this monument.   (Slate slab, three feet by six feet, on hammered granite blocks.

   40.   Beneath are deposited the remains of Martin Lazell, who departed this life Aug. 3, 1799, aged 15 years, 2 months and one day.
   Attend y^e young and from my fate, learn your own.   Lately like you, active and lively I trod the gay path of life, and health and vigor enlivened my frame.   But Ah! how soon did the pleasing scene change; amidst the most flattering prospects, pale disease enfeebled all my powers, nature sunk, and the tomb is now my home.   Dear friends, forget not that you, also, must die.   The king of terrors pursues your steps and neither beauty, health, nor strength, can ward off the sure and fatal blow.   Let my death be your warning and prepare to meet your God.   (Slate slab, two feet four inches by five feet, on brick foundation).

   41.   In memory of Isaac, son of Maj. Isaac Lazell and Mrs. Jane, his wife, born on y^e 2^d, died on y^e 4^th of May, A. D. 1795.

   42.   In memory of the infant son of Major Isaac and Mrs. Jane Lazell, who died in the hour of his birth, the 21^st June, 1796.   (Broken and prostrate.)

   43.   In memory of Mrs. Martha, wife of Deaⁿ Jacob Hayward, who died April y^e 27, 1780, in the 67^th year of her age.
                     My time is spent, my days are past;
                     Eternity must count the rest;
                     My glass is out, my race run;
                     The holy work of God is done.

   44.   In memory of Deacon Jacob Hayward, who died Mar. y^e 27, 1778, in the 67^th year of his age.
                     A husband kind and good, a parent dear,
                     To all obliging and to all sincere,
                     True to his God, the orphan's friend and guide,
                     He lived beloved, and lamented died.

   45.   Lieut. Benjamin Hayward, died 16 Oct., 1807, in his 64 year.

   46.   In memory of Mrs. Mary, widow of Lieut. Benj. Hayward, died Dec. 4, 1819, aged 75 years.

   47.   Here lies the body of Josiah Edson, Esq., who departed this life Oct^er y^e 4^th, 1734, in y^e 84^th year of her age.
         Here lies the body of Mrs. Eliza^th Edson, who departed this life Nov^br y^e 25^th, 1737, in y^e 86^th year of her age.   (Natural flat stone, three feet four inches by five feet eight inches—three inches thick, on tough, broken granite foundition).

   48.   Here lies buried Mrs. Sarah Edson, the wife of Capt. Josiah Edson, who died Febuary 14, N. S. 1754, in y^e 72^d year of her age.