Inscription: "Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Mercy Ford, wife of Dr. Peleg Ford, died May 15, 1838, age 59yrs, 9mos,18d."
Mercy "Marcy" (James) Ford, daughter of Benjamin James, Jr. and Sarah (Holmes) of Scituate, husband of Dr. Peleg Ford, whom she married on Oct.1,1801 in Scituate, MA.
Mercy's grandparents, Benjamin James and Mercy (Stockbridge), lived in a large Colonial overlooking the North River, which was renovated, placed on the National Historic Register, and is now the Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum on Driftway Road, Greenbush (Scituate), MA. Their property included this James-Clapp Cemetery, originally called the James Burying Ground.
(Bio written by Annette (Langley) Markward, great-granddaughter of Elijah Thomas Clapp and Ann Rosini (Clapp) who are also buried here. Please follow FindAGrave guidelines for permission to use content and photos).
Mercy "Marcy" (James) Ford, daughter of Benjamin James, Jr. and Sarah (Holmes) of Scituate, husband of Dr. Peleg Ford, whom she married on Oct.1,1801 in Scituate, MA.
Mercy's grandparents, Benjamin James and Mercy (Stockbridge), lived in a large Colonial overlooking the North River, which was renovated, placed on the National Historic Register, and is now the Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum on Driftway Road, Greenbush (Scituate), MA. Their property included this James-Clapp Cemetery, originally called the James Burying Ground.
(Bio written by Annette (Langley) Markward, great-granddaughter of Elijah Thomas Clapp and Ann Rosini (Clapp) who are also buried here. Please follow FindAGrave guidelines for permission to use content and photos).
Inscription: "Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Mercy Ford, wife of Dr. Peleg Ford, died May 15, 1838, age 59yrs, 9mos,18d."
Mercy "Marcy" (James) Ford, daughter of Benjamin James, Jr. and Sarah (Holmes) of Scituate, husband of Dr. Peleg Ford, whom she married on Oct.1,1801 in Scituate, MA.
Mercy's grandparents, Benjamin James and Mercy (Stockbridge), lived in a large Colonial overlooking the North River, which was renovated, placed on the National Historic Register, and is now the Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum on Driftway Road, Greenbush (Scituate), MA. Their property included this James-Clapp Cemetery, originally called the James Burying Ground.
(Bio written by Annette (Langley) Markward, great-granddaughter of Elijah Thomas Clapp and Ann Rosini (Clapp) who are also buried here. Please follow FindAGrave guidelines for permission to use content and photos).
Mercy "Marcy" (James) Ford, daughter of Benjamin James, Jr. and Sarah (Holmes) of Scituate, husband of Dr. Peleg Ford, whom she married on Oct.1,1801 in Scituate, MA.
Mercy's grandparents, Benjamin James and Mercy (Stockbridge), lived in a large Colonial overlooking the North River, which was renovated, placed on the National Historic Register, and is now the Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum on Driftway Road, Greenbush (Scituate), MA. Their property included this James-Clapp Cemetery, originally called the James Burying Ground.
(Bio written by Annette (Langley) Markward, great-granddaughter of Elijah Thomas Clapp and Ann Rosini (Clapp) who are also buried here. Please follow FindAGrave guidelines for permission to use content and photos).
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