A grave for "Isaiah" Crane was listed, around the year 2000, as being in the Old Milltown Burying Ground, by the website below, but no gravestone has been located, as of November 2020. There are many stones in this section of the cemetery which are broken off, missing, or buried below ground due to the ravages of time in this very old part of the cemetery. It is also possible that no stone was ever erected for some of the graves in this section. It is also quite possible that the name "Isaiah" is incorrect in that website.
Website: sites.rootsweb.com/~nyputnam/history/chapXXII/427-478.htm
It is believed by the creator of this memorial that this is the same person also listed as Josiah Crane (1772-1842) in this same cemetery. Although Josiah's stone is hard to read, the death year and (calculated) birth year match up, and the name on the stone looks like Josiah, not Isaiah. Both men are listed as the spouse of Keziah Crane (1775-1849).
The listing for "Isaiah" Crane was therefore removed, as a duplicate for Josiah Crane.
Website: sites.rootsweb.com/~nyputnam/history/chapXXII/427-478.htm
It is believed by the creator of this memorial that this is the same person also listed as Josiah Crane (1772-1842) in this same cemetery. Although Josiah's stone is hard to read, the death year and (calculated) birth year match up, and the name on the stone looks like Josiah, not Isaiah. Both men are listed as the spouse of Keziah Crane (1775-1849).
The listing for "Isaiah" Crane was therefore removed, as a duplicate for Josiah Crane.
A grave for "Isaiah" Crane was listed, around the year 2000, as being in the Old Milltown Burying Ground, by the website below, but no gravestone has been located, as of November 2020. There are many stones in this section of the cemetery which are broken off, missing, or buried below ground due to the ravages of time in this very old part of the cemetery. It is also possible that no stone was ever erected for some of the graves in this section. It is also quite possible that the name "Isaiah" is incorrect in that website.
Website: sites.rootsweb.com/~nyputnam/history/chapXXII/427-478.htm
It is believed by the creator of this memorial that this is the same person also listed as Josiah Crane (1772-1842) in this same cemetery. Although Josiah's stone is hard to read, the death year and (calculated) birth year match up, and the name on the stone looks like Josiah, not Isaiah. Both men are listed as the spouse of Keziah Crane (1775-1849).
The listing for "Isaiah" Crane was therefore removed, as a duplicate for Josiah Crane.
Website: sites.rootsweb.com/~nyputnam/history/chapXXII/427-478.htm
It is believed by the creator of this memorial that this is the same person also listed as Josiah Crane (1772-1842) in this same cemetery. Although Josiah's stone is hard to read, the death year and (calculated) birth year match up, and the name on the stone looks like Josiah, not Isaiah. Both men are listed as the spouse of Keziah Crane (1775-1849).
The listing for "Isaiah" Crane was therefore removed, as a duplicate for Josiah Crane.
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