Note: A record of Hannah's death said she was buried in Wakefield, Mass. She died before the Forest Glade Cemetery was created, and there is no record of her burial in the Lakeside Cemetery. This leaves the old Wakefield Cemetery, which makes total sense, because her parents and grandparents are buried here, and she and her husband may even be buried in their family plot.
Hannah was the daughter of Jonathan Pierpont Hay and Hepsibah Appleton of Reading, Mass. She was married in Portland, Maine on 2 May 1832 to John B. Collins, the son of Barnard Collins and Hannah Martin of Marblehead and Salem, Mass. Together they had seven known children (see her husband's memorial).
Hannah was the daughter of Jonathan Pierpont Hay and Hepsibah Appleton of Reading, Mass. She was married in Portland, Maine on 2 May 1832 to John B. Collins, the son of Barnard Collins and Hannah Martin of Marblehead and Salem, Mass. Together they had seven known children (see her husband's memorial).
Note: A record of Hannah's death said she was buried in Wakefield, Mass. She died before the Forest Glade Cemetery was created, and there is no record of her burial in the Lakeside Cemetery. This leaves the old Wakefield Cemetery, which makes total sense, because her parents and grandparents are buried here, and she and her husband may even be buried in their family plot.
Hannah was the daughter of Jonathan Pierpont Hay and Hepsibah Appleton of Reading, Mass. She was married in Portland, Maine on 2 May 1832 to John B. Collins, the son of Barnard Collins and Hannah Martin of Marblehead and Salem, Mass. Together they had seven known children (see her husband's memorial).
Hannah was the daughter of Jonathan Pierpont Hay and Hepsibah Appleton of Reading, Mass. She was married in Portland, Maine on 2 May 1832 to John B. Collins, the son of Barnard Collins and Hannah Martin of Marblehead and Salem, Mass. Together they had seven known children (see her husband's memorial).
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