Served in the Revolution from RI. Came first to Hoosic NY and then Pownal VT after the Revolution. Much of his family had relocated just north in Shaftsbury. He was a prosperous miller and farmer in Pownal. In 1805 he was a Methodist. A father of seven girls known for their beauty.
Bottom of stone reads;
A Husband and a Father lies,/ Within this tomb no more to rife/ Till summond from above./ Then from the duft he quick will come/ To meet his God who calls him home/ To sing redeeming love.
Bottom of stone reads;
A Husband and a Father lies,/ Within this tomb no more to rife/ Till summond from above./ Then from the duft he quick will come/ To meet his God who calls him home/ To sing redeeming love.
Served in the Revolution from RI. Came first to Hoosic NY and then Pownal VT after the Revolution. Much of his family had relocated just north in Shaftsbury. He was a prosperous miller and farmer in Pownal. In 1805 he was a Methodist. A father of seven girls known for their beauty.
Bottom of stone reads;
A Husband and a Father lies,/ Within this tomb no more to rife/ Till summond from above./ Then from the duft he quick will come/ To meet his God who calls him home/ To sing redeeming love.
Bottom of stone reads;
A Husband and a Father lies,/ Within this tomb no more to rife/ Till summond from above./ Then from the duft he quick will come/ To meet his God who calls him home/ To sing redeeming love.
Inscription
In memory of/ Lieut. Noel ANDREW/ who died April 14th/ A.D. 1822 aged 66 years and one month/
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