Abigail was the daughter of John Cheney and Elizabeth Burrage of Newton, Mass. She was married in Newton on 3 October 1751 to John Draper, the son of John Draper and Moriah Hall. She and John had nine children, and her husband served briefly as a soldier of the Revolutionary War.
While there is no record of her burial, she is without doubt buried here beside her husband, having died just a few years after he died. Her husband now has a veteran's marker placed in a special section for Revolutionary War soldiers, but it is doubtful that Abigail ever had a grave marker, and it is not known where in the cemetery she and her husband were actually buried.
While there is no record of her burial, she is without doubt buried here beside her husband, having died just a few years after he died. Her husband now has a veteran's marker placed in a special section for Revolutionary War soldiers, but it is doubtful that Abigail ever had a grave marker, and it is not known where in the cemetery she and her husband were actually buried.
Abigail was the daughter of John Cheney and Elizabeth Burrage of Newton, Mass. She was married in Newton on 3 October 1751 to John Draper, the son of John Draper and Moriah Hall. She and John had nine children, and her husband served briefly as a soldier of the Revolutionary War.
While there is no record of her burial, she is without doubt buried here beside her husband, having died just a few years after he died. Her husband now has a veteran's marker placed in a special section for Revolutionary War soldiers, but it is doubtful that Abigail ever had a grave marker, and it is not known where in the cemetery she and her husband were actually buried.
While there is no record of her burial, she is without doubt buried here beside her husband, having died just a few years after he died. Her husband now has a veteran's marker placed in a special section for Revolutionary War soldiers, but it is doubtful that Abigail ever had a grave marker, and it is not known where in the cemetery she and her husband were actually buried.
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