Eleanor Pawling and James Milnor, 1808

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 76, Lots 62, 1415
EASTON, WICKS, MILNOR, FINLEY
---Residents of these lots, with burial dates, for whom there is no currently visible stone or legible inscription:
MILNOR: Anna and Emily, both 1/7/1847; and James B, 12/24/1869.
WICKS: Allen B, 9/6/1871.
EASTON: Anna M, 3/19/1866; Charles M, 5/15/1848; George S, 12/18/1851; and James M, 1/7/1847.
---Residents of these lots, with burial dates, for whom there is a currently visible stone or legible inscription:
MILNOR: Eleanor, 1/9/1865 (wife of Rev. James Milnor); and Rev. James, 3/5/1866 (born June 20 1773-died Apr 8 1845, married Eleanor Pawling, Feb 28 1799).
WICKS: Anna M, 1/26/1898; Eleanor M, 6/28/1949; George E, 12/2/1932; George J, 12/12/1897; and Harry Russell, 12/23/1910.
FINLEY: Mary M, 12/20/1941.
EASTON: Florence M, 10/8/1883; George H, 1/7/1869; James M, 5/8/1914; and Margaret, 11/2/1921.
There currently 6 stones visible on these 2 conjoined lots.
INSCRIPTIONS:
1) Cross at far left
----front panel:
Anna Milnor Wicks
Daughter of George S. and Anna M. Easton
And wife of George J. Wicks,
Dec. 7, 1843 – Jan. 25, 1898.
----rear panel:
George Joseph Wicks
Dec. 28, 1834 – Dec. 10, 1897.
Harry Russell Wicks
Son of Anna M. and George J. Wicks
Oct. 15, 1870 – Nov. 28, 1910
-Three stones behind cross, left to right:
2) Mary M. Finley 1877 – 1941
3) George Easton Wicks 1867 – 1932
4) Eleanor M. Wicks 1866 – 1949
- 5) Tall Easton monument, front panel:
Florence Milnor
Daughter of James M. and Margaret M. Easton
Born Sept. 10, 1864
Died Oct. 4, 1883
[line of illegible text]
EASTON
- 5) Easton monument, right panel:
James Milnor Easton
Beloved husband of Margaret MacDonald
Born [illegible] 1840
Died [illegible, but his burial date is May 8 1914]
- 5) Easton monument, rear panel:
George Henry
Son of James M. and Margaret Easton
Born Oct. 15, 1865
Died Jan. 5, 1869
- 5) Easton monument, left panel:
Margaret MacDonald
Beloved wife of James M. Easton
Died Oct.30, 1921
-Flat stone barely visible to the right of the Easton monument:
6) In Memory of
James Milnor
[the only other text discernible on this eroded stone is a reference to St. George's Parish, of which Rev. James Milnor was rector from 1816 until his death in 1845, and the line "also his wife," a reference to Eleanor Pawling Easton, whose name was once undoubtedly legible here.The Rev and his wife were moved from previous graves to rest here.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 76, Lots 62, 1415
INSCRIPTION:

In Memory of James Milnor
[the only other text discernible on this eroded stone is a reference to St. George's Parish, of which Rev. James Milnor was rector from 1816 until his death in 1845, and the line "also his wife," a reference to Eleanor Pawling Easton, whose name was once undoubtedly legible here.The Rev and his wife were moved from previous graves to rest here.]