After researching the possibilities for this gravestone I came to the conclusion that this is in fact the gravestone of Joseph Lobdell son of Isaac. In The following make note "INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE BURYING-GROUND IN HULL, MASS.[Transcribed, July, 1857, by W. S. BARTON.] Two or three dates, only, are preserved from the fragments of stone found in the enclosure; one, with the title of a name, "Capt.," and the date, "Died April ye 2d 1708," the earliest date found" I believe the 1708 may be in error, as only one captain died on April 2nd in Hull and that was in 1725
After researching the possibilities for this gravestone I came to the conclusion that this is in fact the gravestone of Joseph Lobdell son of Isaac. In The following make note "INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE BURYING-GROUND IN HULL, MASS.[Transcribed, July, 1857, by W. S. BARTON.] Two or three dates, only, are preserved from the fragments of stone found in the enclosure; one, with the title of a name, "Capt.," and the date, "Died April ye 2d 1708," the earliest date found" I believe the 1708 may be in error, as only one captain died on April 2nd in Hull and that was in 1725
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Died April Y 2nd 17
In 59 years of his age
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