80.   Lydia Darling, dau. of Erastus and Mary Hayward, died April 3, 1850, aged 32 years.
                     This fragrant rose too pure for earth,
                     Was siezed by death to bloom in heaven.

   81.   Hannah Pope, dau. of Erastus and Mary P. Hayward, died Feb. 16, 1843, aged 18 years.
                     My youthful friends when you do view
                     This cold dark bed of clay,
                     Think when on earth I was like you,
                     Like me you'll pass away.

   82.   Erastus Hayward, died Sept. 25, 1844, in his 54 year.
                     Great God, I own thy sentence just,
                     When from my friends was called to die;
                     I yield my body to the dust,
                     Till I am called to dwell on high.

   83.   Ella Josephine, only child of Erastus C. and Joann Hayward, died July 28, 1850, æ 13 mos. and 11 days.
                     Dear babe, thy days are o'er,
                     While here thy dust shall rest;
                     Thy home shall be forever more
                     In thy Redeemer's breast.

   84.   Addie.
                     Dear Addie it was hard to part with thee,
                     But of such is the kingdom of heaven.

      Hayward.

   85.   Laura L., wife of Freeman Jones, died Oct. 24, 1857, æ 26 yrs., 2 mo., 10 days.   Not forgotten.

   86.   Lieut. E. H. Leonard, Co. I., 11^th Regt., Vt. Vols.; killed at Petersburg, Va., June 28, 1864, aged 19.

   87.   Everett Thomas, adopted son of Thomas and Ellen Trask, died Dec. 3, 1858, aged 4 years, 3 mos., 9 days.
                     Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
                     Death came with friendly care;
                     The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
                     And bid it blossom there.

   88.   Hattie E., wife of Oreb F. Mitchell, died May 16, 1878, aged 34 years, 5 mos.

   89.   Francis Bryant, son of Oreb F. and Hattie E. Mitchell, died July 25, 1865, aged 2 years, 4 mos., 2 days.
                     Our darling is an angel now.

   90.   (Dr. Benjamin Palmer, an Englishman, married Silence Price, and was father of James Boldry's wife; died April 10, 1807, aged 79, and was buried in the northwest part of this yard.   No stone to mark his grave).

   91.   (Prince Richards, born a slave, in Halifax; bought his freedom of the Waterman family; lived on the west side of Robbins' Pond; married, first, Hannah Quoy, a sister of Aunt Lyd, of S. B., and second, Anna Pegin; had several children; and died Feb. 17, 1833, aged 87 years, a worthy and respected citizen of East Bridgewater.   He, one of his wives, and several of his children were buried in this yard, but there is no stone to mark their graves).