Under this sod, Lie in hope of a happy resurrection, The remains of the Reverend deceased Joseph Green A. M. -- Of this Church for nearly the period of eighteen years. A most vigilant Pastor -- A man to be had in perpetual remembrance --Both for seriousness of discourse, and agreeableness of manners, Who departed from a laborious life in this place on the 6th day of the calendar of December A. D. 1715. He had just completed his fortieth year.
Son of John & Ruth Green, he married Elizabeth Gerrish 16 March 1697/98, daughter of Joseph & Anna (Waldron) Gerrish, in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
Son of John & Ruth Green, he married Elizabeth Gerrish 16 March 1697/98, daughter of Joseph & Anna (Waldron) Gerrish, in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
Under this sod, Lie in hope of a happy resurrection, The remains of the Reverend deceased Joseph Green A. M. -- Of this Church for nearly the period of eighteen years. A most vigilant Pastor -- A man to be had in perpetual remembrance --Both for seriousness of discourse, and agreeableness of manners, Who departed from a laborious life in this place on the 6th day of the calendar of December A. D. 1715. He had just completed his fortieth year.
Son of John & Ruth Green, he married Elizabeth Gerrish 16 March 1697/98, daughter of Joseph & Anna (Waldron) Gerrish, in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
Son of John & Ruth Green, he married Elizabeth Gerrish 16 March 1697/98, daughter of Joseph & Anna (Waldron) Gerrish, in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
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