Deacon Banjamin Sabin was the son of William and Mary Wright Sabin, and the husband of (1) Sarah Polly Sabin, and (2) Sarah Parker Sabin.
He was one of the original 13 that founded the town of New Roxbury, MA. in 1686, which then became Woodstock, Ct. when the state boundry was moved (See two photos of sign).
He has two markers, each back to back with the other. The older has no discernable writing, the newer granite one contains his epitaph.
He was one of the original 13 that founded the town of New Roxbury, MA. in 1686, which then became Woodstock, Ct. when the state boundry was moved (See two photos of sign).
He has two markers, each back to back with the other. The older has no discernable writing, the newer granite one contains his epitaph.
Deacon Banjamin Sabin was the son of William and Mary Wright Sabin, and the husband of (1) Sarah Polly Sabin, and (2) Sarah Parker Sabin.
He was one of the original 13 that founded the town of New Roxbury, MA. in 1686, which then became Woodstock, Ct. when the state boundry was moved (See two photos of sign).
He has two markers, each back to back with the other. The older has no discernable writing, the newer granite one contains his epitaph.
He was one of the original 13 that founded the town of New Roxbury, MA. in 1686, which then became Woodstock, Ct. when the state boundry was moved (See two photos of sign).
He has two markers, each back to back with the other. The older has no discernable writing, the newer granite one contains his epitaph.
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