Plains Cemetery


Location: Hartland, Vermont.

Plains Cemetery is just off route 5 going north
and has been documented completely by myself
for the Internet with the exception of the damaged Stones
the ones that are face down on the ground.

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Repairing of Older Cemeteries:

Condition:
Weeds and Grass are grown up to where it makes it
miserable to walk in when wet from rains.
Stones are face down in some locations within the Cemetery.

The original documentation for certain surnames as taken from the
1930 original documentation shows them as being buried
at the Hartland Center Cemetery.

As turned into the Hartland office this data and these
individuals were not documented properly,
but show up instead as buried in the Hartland, Plains Road Cemetery.

When investigated, I found those individuals located in this search and manor.
This mistake was the “Old 1930” original data error.
Just a bit scary for a researcher to find!

One of the many reasons for the locale people to adopt a Stone Policy,
in correcting this type of  “error” information.

On the bright side, the individuals associated with the genealogy
and history of this town “Hartland” have bent over backwards
to achieve what they have accomplished.

Performance in Genealogy and History here is outstanding.
The persons responsible for this Genealogy and History
who I met were cordial in manor and helpful in assisting me in my research.

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Number 10 of 15 Cemeteries listed.
Location is just North of Hartland, Vt. Off of Route 5, going towards White River Junction.

Tombstones have not yet been read, this is way we need volunteers to Adopt-A Stone.

Note: Cemetry is the old spelling, as seen on the sign at the top of this page

LAST NAME, FIRST NAME Comments BORN DATE DEATH DATE A.E.

Surnames are: Dates from Stone Condition as of June 2000.

Aldrich, Noah Nov.? 18,? 1846
Alexander Taylor
Allen, Alice
Allen, Almira J.
Allen, (Stone#152) Amanda Shaw /dau. of William & Hannah Feb. 1, 1858 AE 16y
Allen, F. H.
Allen, ( Stone# 151 )Hannah Shaw w/ William Aug. 22, 1806 Mar.30,1893 AE 87y 7mo 10 d.

See also Lanphear, R. N. Gary Allen Lull, Found a Picture of a stone he had since 2000.

Ann: Your Stones are Located in top left corner of Cemetery with the Allen and Shaw. Gary

The technically of the Camera has come a long way.

Allen, (Stone# 150) William bad stone to read Jun. 14, 1838? AE 85y.
Allen, ( Stone# 149 ) Zadock no date
Allen, Abidah D. wife/Zadock

Alvard, Susannah
Ashley, (*stone # 298) Sarah W/ Marrin Oct.9th,1812AE 93y
Ashley, ( * stone # 300 ) Daniel stone is pitted bad Apr.13,18??
Ashley, ( * stone # 305 ) William Mar. 30, 1879 AE69y?
Ashley, ( * stone # 307) William S. DAR 1775 marker June 10, 1846 AE 89y.
Ashley, ( * stone # 306) Clarrissy w/ of William Mar.12,1816

Badger, ( * Stone 192 ) Narcal? maybe Stone is in bad condition Aug. 14, 1824? AE 45?
Badger, ( * Stone 194 ) Stone is in bad condition
Bagley, Lucy

Barnes, Abigail

Barr, Dorothy / in memory of per Frank Barrett
Barrett, Frank New stone and no data
Bates, Jacob
Bates, Jonathan
Bates, Joseph
Bates, Joseph C.
Bates, Lucy C.
Bates, Mary
Bates, Oliver
Bates, Phineas K.
Bishop, Eleazer
Bramble, Lucy
Brown, Joseph
Brown, Joseph Jr.
Brown, Josiah
Brown, Lucine
Brown, Sarah

Bryant, Charlotte
Bryant, Samuel
Bryant, Sylvester

Burk, ( Stone # 128 ) Lovinia Lull m. Burk excellent stone Sept.19,1846 AE 43y.
Burk, family also buried in Jenneville Cemetery.

Burrill, ( Stone # 24 ) George
Burrill, George H. Feb. 20, 1864 AE 15m
Burrill, ( Stone # 23 ) Hariet Merritt w/ George W. Mar.16,1859
Abigail Burrill married Asa Lull.

Cady, ( Stone # 97 )George M. Stone condition is real bad
Cady, ( Stone # 97 )Helen M. Stone condition is real bad
Cady, ( Stone # 82 )Martha w/of Tho. H. Aug.19,1852AE88y
Cady, Mary
Cady, ( Stone # 83 ) Thomas H. April 22, 1824

Call, ( Stone # 57 ) Nathan Aug. 8, 1789 AE ?

Chambers, ( Stone # 35 ) Weltha Jun. 09, 1882 AE 69y

Chase, Elizabeth
Chase, Increase

Child, Elizabeth
Child, ( * Stone 79 ) Lyman Jr. son Lyman & Polly Mar 20th 1806 AE 7y.
Child, Lyman
Childs, Freeman Sept. 11, 1858 AE 73y
Child, P2olly
Child, ( * Stone # 30 ) Daniel H. son of Polly & Danial Apr.02,1860 AE 65y.
Child, ( * Stone # 31 ) Mary Shattock w/ of Daniel Feb. 13, 1886.
Childs, ( * Stone # 71 ) Daniel son of Polly & Danial July 24th 1828 AE 11y.
Childs, ( * Stone # 72 ) Infant Maybe ? NO DATA
This family is connected to Nathan Deane Lull’s son Abner m. Kate Childs. See Gary Allen Lull Genealogy book and History Book..

Clark, Elisha

Colston, Avery
Colston, Charles E.
Colston, Manerva E.
Colston, Mary
Colston, Sukey

Cory, Adeline A.
Cory, Dudley S.
Cory, Kimball

Cotton, ( * Stone # 1 ) O’dial Phelps. (husband of Ruth Lull) b. 1812 d. Feb. 29, 1848 AE 36.

Cotton, ( * Stone # 2 ) Ruth Wright Lull (w/ of Cotton) b. 1803 d.1883.

Ruth Wright Lull is daughter of Nathan Dean Lull. Spelling for Deane is both ways.

Crandall, ( Stone # 232 ) Aaron Stone is in good condition. Feb. 11, 1849 AE 54y.
Crandall, Adam
Crandall, ( Stone # 231 ) Fanny w/ of Aaron (Stone is in good condition.) Aug. 1, 1848 AE 51y.

Cushman, Clark
Cushman, Harriet
Cushman, Holmes
Cushman, Husbia
Cushman, Ichabod
Cushman, Joseph
Cushman, Josiah L.
Cushman, Mary
Cushman, Mary C.
Cushman, Nancy
Cushman, Oliver T.
Cushman, Prisicilla
Cushman, Sarah

Davis, (stone#276) Amasa (stone can be saved) stone, face up on the ground readable.
Davis, Hannah
Davis, ? might be saved stone, pitted on the face bad.
Davis, Mary
Davis, ( stone # 275 ) Henry N. (poss. CW Vet?) stone, face up on ground Jul. 20, 1864 AE 27y.
Davis, ( stone # 274 ) Jonathan (Stone is in bad condition. Dec. 18, 1851.

Dean, Benjamin
Dean, Eunice

Denison, ( Stone # 94 ) George Col. (1775) DAR Oct. 29, 1751, Ct. Jan.10, 1820 AE 77y.

Denison, ( Stone # 99) Jonathan (Stone condition poor) Oct. 29, 1779.
Dennison, Martha
Denison, ( Stone # 95 ) Submit (Stone condition poor) March 26, 1812 AE 64y.
Denison, ( Stone # 98 ) Theody (Stone condition poor)
Denison, ( Stone # 93 ) Theody /Consort of Col. George
Dension, Apr. 25, 1800 AE 47y.
Dennison, ( * Stone # 80 )George M. children of Moris and Emily June 08, 1825.,AE 16m.
Dennison, ( * Stone # 80 )Meden M. children of Moris and Emily June 11, 1825 AE 5m.

Dewey, Elisha
Dewey, Elisha
Dewey, ( Stone # 16 ) Charles (stone condition bad)
Dewey, Mary
Dewey, ( Stone # 17 ) Mary Rice w/ of Elisha Jan.08,1891., AE 8y.
Dewey, ( Stone # 15 )( Infant ) (stone condition bad)
Dewey, ( * Stone # 13 ) Philena Kimball dau. Elisha & Mary Dewey 1886 - 1916.

Unableread, ( Stone # 14 )barley visible stone condition bad
Unableread, ( Stone # 18 )barley visible stone condition bad

Dickinson, Wright S.
Dickinson, ( stone # 301 )Martha J. w/ of Wright S. June 22, 1819 AE 31?.

Unable to read ( Stone # 21 )
Unable to read ( Stone # 22 )Damaged stone broken in half.
Dodge, A.
Dodge, Eliza Ayer
Dodge, ( Stone # 19 ) Hannah w/ Josiah Apr. 20, 1880
Dodge, ( Stone # 19 ) Josiah
Unableread ( Stone # 20 )

Dures, Sarah

Dustin, ( Stone # 291 ) Rhoda w/ of Lieut. William of Waite, NH 2-18-1860

English, Eli
English, Emily
English, Mason
Ellison, Gilbert S.
Evans ,Submit

Farman, Jeremiah G.
Finley, W. A.

Flower, ( Stone # 4) Elisha Mar. 02, 1852 AE 52y
Flower, ( * Stone # 5) Judith (wife of Elisha) Sep. 06, 1829 AE 73y
Flower, ( * Stone # 6) Malona (dau. of Elisha) Mar. 08, 1850 AE 3y.
Flower, ( * Stone # 7) Harriet (dau. of Elisha) Jan. 15, 1863 AE 12y
Flower, ( * Stone # 8) James Dec. 30, 1816
Flower, Elizabeth
Flower, ( Stone # 134) John (DAR FLAG 1775 marker) Jan. 19, 1803 AE 85y
Flower, Susanna
Flower, ( * Stone # 28) Ahipa (Stone needs cleaning) June 28, 1880
Flower, (* Stone # 133 ) Elabeus Mar. 29, 1809 AE 80y
Flower, ( Stone # 137 ) John (FLAG 1775 marker ) should be other John Aug. 21, 1843 AE 30y.
Flower, family surname is related to Nathan Deane Lull per Gary Allen Lull.

Furbur, Joseph
Furbur, Martha Jane

Gardner, ( * Stone # 11 ) Charles, ct. 12, 1900 AE 59y
Gardner, ( * Stone # 11 ) Edna Sheppard Nov.12,1914 AE 75y
? ( * Stone # 12 ) (male) Military Flag DAR?
? ( * Stone # 12 ) (female) bad condition

Gay, ( Stone # 193 ) John (1775 Flag marker) Stone in bad
condition. May 3, 1823? AE 20y.

Gilson, ( Stone # 176 ) Alexander W. July 4, 1839

Gilson, Betsey Pinney
Gilson, ( Stone # 304 )Clarissa w/ James Jr. June 15,1841 AE 49y
Gilson, Ellen E.
Gilson, George B.
Gilson, Hirm
Gilson, ( * Stone 177 )Benjamin /son of Sarah Gilson stone bad condition.
Gilson, ( Stone # 143 )Sarah all at the same time. Jan. 10th 1803
Gilson, ( Stone # 143 )James Jr. all at the same time. Jan. 10th 1803.
Gilson, ( Stone # 143 )Elizer all at the same time. Jan. 10th 1803
Gilson, ( Stone # 145 )James Aug. 2,1843 AE 77y.
Gilson, ( Stone # 144 )Sarah w/ of James Dec.25,1851 AE 82y
Gilson, ( Stone # 112 )Lemuel Aug. 30,1850 AE 63y
Gilson, Mary
Gilson, ( Stone # 179 )(Infant) dau.of Sarah & Alfred. Sept. 1, 1841 AE mo.
Gilson, ( * Stone # 114 )Peter ( DAR marker 1775 ) May 3, 1849 AE 85y
Gilson, ( * Stone # 113 )Esther w/ of Peter Oct. 27, 1845 AE 78y
Gilson, ( * Stone # 290 ) Phebe w/ Napoleon & dau. of Esther & Peter Sept. 1, 1820 AE 86y.
Gilson, ( * Stone # 180 ) Alfred Stone is in bad condition. Jan. 1, 1851 AE 54y
Gilson, ( mvc-013s disk # 13 ) Clarissa wife of James Gilson died June 15, 1841 ae 49

Grow, Maria
Grow, Samuel A.
Grow, Tirjah

Hadley, ( * Stone # 282 ) Elizabeth dau. Samuel
Hadley, Laura
Hall, ( Stone # 135 ) David ( Dr. ) 1775 Flag marker Mar. 11, 1790 AE 39y

(sp) Hamition and Hamiton)
Hamition, ( * Stone # 117) Levi can not read stone
Hamition, ( * Stone # 118) Sillomo ( consort w/ of Levi ) Dec. 6th, 1798 AE 20 y

Hamition, ( * Stone # 116) Elizabeth (consort w/of Robert bad read stone Apr. 14th 1813 AE84y
Hamition, ( * Stone # 114) Stone condition real bad stone.
Hamition, ( * Stone # 115) Robert AE 84y
Hamiton, ( * Stone # 124) Leonard H. May 20, 1846
Hamiton, ( * Stone # 125) Siliomo condition real bad stone
Hamiton, ( * Stone # 127) Harriet dau. of Levi & Sally excellent stone Sept. 19, 1825 AE 15y
Hamiton, ( * Stone # 126) Sally w/ of Levi

Harris, Samuel

Hayes, ( Stone # 53 ) Abby S. /Dau. of Henry Dec. 6, 1851 AE 25y
Hayes, ( Stone # 51 ) Charles bad condition
Hayes, ( * Stone # 49 ) Charles E. son Henery
Hayes, ( Stone # 50 ) Frederick A. son of Henry
Hayes, ( Stone # 48 ) Henry Sept. 29, 1848 AE 61y
Hayes, ( Stone # 54 ) Lydia w/ of Henry Hayes bad cond.
Hayes, ( Stone # 52 ) Oliver bad condition.

Hodgman, ( Stone # 252) Azubah Lull w/ of Lot Hodgman Feb. 23, 1830 AE 72y dau. of Captain Timothy Lull

Sister to Joseph Lull, Gary Allen Lull’s third great grandfather who died in Unadilla, NY.
Hodgman, ( Stone # 249) David March 25, 1842
Hodgman, Eunice
Hodgman, ( Stone # 251) Jonathan (1775 DAR Flag) Feb. 17, 1801 AE 74y
Hodgman, ( Stone # 253) Lot (1775 DAR Flag) Mar. 30, 1830 AE 75y
Hodgman, Sarah
Hodgman, ( Stone # 260) Steven C. son David & Polly May 9th, 1807 AE 16y
Hodgman, ( Stone # 247) Thomas

Howe, ( * Stone # 119 ) Joseph
Howe, ( * Stone # 119 ) Martha
Howe, ( * Stone # 119 ) Sophia dau. of Joseph July 30, 1719 AE 20y married to Hutchinson, Austin S.
Hutchinson, Elish
Hutchinson, James P. 1861-1865 Civil War Flag

Jenison, ( stone # 303 ) Daniel ( Dr. )Nov. 29, 1829 AE 38y
Jenison, ( * stone # 302) Martha w/of Daniel Aug.19,1816.AE63y
Joyce, Martha Joyce wife of

Killam, Phineias
Killam, ( Stone # 219 ) Prudence

(Formally) w/of Phinias Killam late W/of Elisha Gallup Jun.24,1847 AE 79y.

Knowlton, David
Knowlton, Lucy
Knowlton, surnames are in Ispwich, Mass and are connected to the Lull family.

Labaree, Anna E.
Labaree, Benjamin F.
Labaree, Charlotte Ayer
Lakin, Charlotte
Lakin, Charlotte

Lamphear, ( * Stone 10 ) Just about unreadable
Lamphear, Adha
Lamphear, (Stone # 123) Catharine w/ Reuben Apr. 25, 1847
Lamphear, (Stone # 122) Reuben Mar. 11, 1888 AE 81y
Lamphear, (Stone # 184) Eliza T. wife of Eliphelot Shattock May 24, 1914 AE 95y.
Lamphear, Lizzie dau. of Eliphelot Shattock
Lamphere, ( * Stone 191) Thompson Stone Condition great.! May 19, 1850 AE 82y.
N/A ( * Stone 192 ) Harriet stone condition bad Feb. 17, 1876 AE 60y.
Lanphear, ( * Stone 153) Hannah Shaw w/ of R. N. Lanphear Oct. 2, 1859 AE 20y.

Liscomb, Nehemiah
Liscomb, Rebekah

Livermore, ( * Stone# 273)W'm son of Capt. Chs.& Sibyl (Stone, face up grnd Aug. 6, 1815 AE 3y 3d.
Livermore, Joseph
Livermore, (*Stone # 162) Jerusha Merritt Lull w/ of Joseph Dec. 2, 1869 AE 81y
Livermore, (Stone # 271 ) Dolly dau. of W'm & Mary stone can be saved
Livermore, ( Stone # 265 )William Apr. 23, 1826
Livermore, ( Stone # 266 ) Mary B. w/ William Dec. 15, 1838 AE 81y.
Livermore, ( Stone # 165 ) Nathan Lull Mar. 1, 1846 AE 27y
Livermore, ( Stone # 157 ) Almira E. Apr. 14,1847 AE 79y
Livermore, (*Stone#166) Almer J. Jun. 5, 1837 AE 21y
Livermore, Almira E. wife of C. L.
Livermore, (Stone # 163) Benjamin stone just about unreadable
Livermore, (Stone # 159) Betsey Lull Sept. 10, 1847 AE 24y Daughter of Zenos Lull, s / o Timothy Lull.

Livermore, Jason B. w was Betsey Lull
Livermore, (Stone # 161) Julie stone is bad condition
Livermore, Nathan
Livermore, (*Stone #160) Esther Jan. 14, 1832 AE 27y

Notes: Of the Livermore family, I found them moved to 20 miles North of Binghamton, NY around 1835ish. This, “Plains Road Cemetery” was also part of their homestead. See Livermore in Gary’s History book, under stories from Lull family connection named “Priest.” My third g. grand

Mother, Deborah Beach (Priest)(Lull). The white painted home to the left looking up the hill was original the Homestead. They also had a farm in Hartland.

Longley, ( Stone # 9 )George Dec. 06, 1887 AE 63y
Longley, ( * Stone # 9 )Hannah w/ George Mar. 19, 1892

Luce, Abigail wife of Adonijah Luce. She, Abigail (Athearn) Luce, was the daughter of Jabez and Katherine

(Belcher) Athearn, was born Feb. 24, 1725/26 at Tisbury, Dukes County, MA. She died Jan. 14, 1790 at Hartland, VT.

Luce, ( Stone # 293 ) Adonijah (DAR 1775 marker) born Aug. 15, 1717 at Chilmark, Dukes County, MA (on

Martha's Vineyard). He died Apr. 19, 1796 at Hartland, VT.

Luce, ( Stone # 291 ) Elihu (stone, face up on the ground) Feb. 13,1846 AE 78y. Elihu Luce was born about

1767 at Hartland, VT s/o Luce ( Stone # 293 )Adonijah and Abigail (Athearn) Luce.

Elihu Luce; History: Chief Judge of the Windsor County (VT) Supreme Court by 1818 and served 16 successive years. He was also a lawyer and practicing as early as 1809. He was one of Vermont's eight president electors and cast a vote Dec. 2, 1812 for James Madison for president and Elbridge Gerry for vice-president They had 11 children, all born on Martha's Vineyard except the last, Elihu, who was born at Hartland, VT.

Luce, Abigail; “The second Abigail was the daughter of Elihu and Jane. She was born Oct. 31, 1801 at

Hartland. She died before marriage.”

Luce, Dustin; “Dustin Luce is the son of Elihu and Jane. He was born Feb. 25, 1803 at Hartland and died June 17, 1804
Luce, Fordice
Luce, Jenny "Jenny" is probably Jane (Dustin) Luce, daughter of William and Rhoda (Pettee) Dustin of Weare,

NH. She was born June 23, 1775 at Weare, NH. She reportedly died Jan. 20, 1860 at Hartland, VT.

Luce, Napoleon “Napoleon is the son of Elihu and Jane Luce. He was born about 1808 and was shown as a

widower in the 1880 census. He was living at Hartland at that time and lodging in the home of Aaron and Lurane H. Crandal who appear to be non-relatives.”

Luce, ( * stone # 294 ) Olive /Husband Zeruah ?????
Luce, Phebe wife of Napoleon Luce died Sept 1, ???? Unreadable but the stone can be yet. Bad Photo.
Calvin Luce, who is buried in the Hartland church cemetery is the son of Elihu and Jane. Calvin was born about 1815 and his wife Mary Etta was born about 1826 in New York State. They were living at Hartland in 1860 and 1870. They had four children - Edward M. b. abt. 1855, Abigail P. b. abt. 1859, Emma A. b. abt. 1865 and Elihu Grant b. July 18, 1868 (at Hartland). Calvin Luce died before 1880 and his widow and sons Edward and Elihu were living at West Windsor, VT.

Corrections made 07-15-2005

Jane⁶ Dustin, daughter of William⁵ (Timothy⁴, Nathaniel³, Thomas^{2, 1} ) and Rhoda (Pattee) Dustin, was born June

23, 1775 at Weare, NH. She was married Feb. 23, 1801 at Weare, NH to ELIHU LUCE, son of Adonijah and Abigail (Athearn) Luce. Elihu was born about 1767, probably in Dukes County, MA.¹ They had six children born at Hartland, VT:

i. Abigail ⁷ Luce, b. Oct. 31, 1801.² She died Mar. 20, 1804 and buried in Plains Cemetery, Hartland, VT.

ii. Dustin⁷ Luce, b. Feb. 25, 1803. He died June 17, 1804³ and buried in Plains Cemetery.

iii. Napoleon⁷ Luce, b. Nov. 6, 1807.⁴ He was married Jan. 15, 1835 to Phebe Gilson. Napoleon was a

widower and living at Hartland, VT in 1870.⁵ No children are known. He and his wife were buried

in Plains Cemetery.

iv. Fordice⁷ Luce, b. abt. 1809. He died Dec. 31, 1812 and was buried in Plains Cemetery.

v. Pamelia⁷ Luce, b. Jan. 11, 1811. She was living at home in 1820 and 1830.

vi. Calvin⁷ Luce, b. abt. 1815. He was married about 1864 to Maryetta E. ------- who was born about 1826

in NY. They had at least four children. This family could not be located in 1850, but was living at

Hartland, VT in 1860⁶ and 1870.⁷ Calvin Luce died before 1880 and his widow and two sons were

living at West Windsor, VT in 1880.⁸ Calvin and Mary E. Luce are buried in the Hartland

Congregational Church Cemetery.

Elihu Luce was living at Hartland, VT in 1810,⁹ 1820,¹⁰ 1830¹¹ and 1840.¹² Elihu Luce became a prominent lawyer and administered the estate of Perez Gallup of Hartland in 1808¹³ and was appointed guardian of the heirs of Ebenezer Brewer of Harland in 1809.¹⁴ By 1818 Luce had been made Chief Judge of the Superior Court of Windsor County, VT and served in that position for sixteen successive years. In November of 1807 Elihu Luce was one of five commissioners appointed by the Vermont legislature to find a site for a new Windsor State Prison¹⁵ and was a member of the board of visitors for the prison in Febuary of 1809.¹⁶ He was also one of Vermont’s eight Presidential electors in 1812, casting a vote Dec. 2, 1812 for James Madison for President and Elbridge Gerry for Vice-president.

Elihu Luce died Jan. 28, 1846 at Hartland, VT, age 78. None of this family was found living at Hartland, VT in 1850. Jenny Luce died Jan. 20, 1860 at Hartland, VT. They were buried in Plains Cemetery, Hartland, VT.

¹ Most genealogists claim Elihu was born at Hartland, VT. Although that town was formed by 1767 (at that time named Hertford), Adonijah Luce reportedly did not settle there from Martha’s Vineyard until 1774, some years after Elihu was born.

² Vital recordsof Hartland, Windsor County, VT.

³ His birth and death dates were given in the vital records of Hartland, Windsor County, VT.

⁴ Vital records of Hartland, Windsor County, VT.

⁵ 1870 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 369, household #77/73. “Napolean” Luce was listed as age 62 and born in VT. He owned no real estate, but had $200 in personal property. He was living in the home of Aaron Crandal, age 47 and born in VT (farmer, $2,000 in real estate, $500 in personal property) and his wife Lurane H. age 41 and born in VT and four Crandal children.

⁶ 1860 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 157, houehold #819/832. Calvin Luce was listed as age 45 and born in VT. He was farming and owned $600 in real estate and $200 in personal property. His wife Mary was listed as age 34 and born in NY. Living at home were two children, both born in VT (surname Luce): Edward age 5 and “Abagil” age 2.

⁷ 1870 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 377, household #211/210. Calvin Luce was listed as age 55 and born in VT. He was farming and owned $1,200 in real estate and $400 in personal property. His wife Maryetta E. was lited as ge 43 and born in NY. Living at home were four children, all born in VT (surname Luce): Edward M. age 14, Abigail P. age 11, Emma A. age 6 and Elihu G. age 1. (Elihu Grant Luce, son of Calvin and M. E. Luce, was born July 18, 1868 at Hartland, VT).

⁸ 1880 federal census of West Windsor, Windsor County, VT, Enumeration District #267, p. 338B, household #56/58. Edward Luce was listed as age 24 and born in VT (father b. VT, mother b. NY). He was single. Living in his houseold was his widowed mother, Mariette Luce, age 53 and born in NY (parents both b. VT) and his unmarried brother, “Elihue” G. Luce, age 11 and born in VT. Also living in the household was Charles Porter, age 80 and born in England (parents both b. England) and Betsey Porter, age 82 and born in VT (father b. CT, mother b. MA).

⁹ 1810 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 345. “Eliheu” Luce and his wife were both listed as age 26 to 45. Living in his household were wo males under 10 and one female under 10.

¹⁰ 1820 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 310. Elihu Luce was listed as over age 45. Living in his household were one male under 10, two males 10 to 15, one male 26 to 45, one additional male over 45, one female under 10 and one female over 45.

¹¹ 1830 federal census of Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 35. Elihu Luce was listed as age 50 to 60 and his wife as age 40 to 50. Living in their household were two males 15 to 20, two males 20 to 30 and one female 15 to 20.

¹² 1840 federal censusof Hartland, Windsor County, VT, p. 433. “Elihue” Luce was listed as age 70 to 80 and his wife was age 60 to 70. Living in their household were two males age 30 to 40.

¹³ Spooner’s Vermont Journal, published by Alden Spooner, Windsor, VT on Jan. 18, 1808 and Sep. 4, 1809. Perez Gallup, late of Hartland, VT was age 43. His widow’s name was Naomi. Gallup. Perez Gallup owned a 400 acre farm on the Connecticut river with a two-story house, another small farm with 50 acres and 242 acres in the town of Northfield, VT. Gallup also owned 40 shares of a corporation for rendering the Connecticut River navigable by water and a new saw mill standing on Quechee Falls.

¹⁴ Spooner’s Vermont Journal. Elihu Luce of Hatland appeared in Cheshire County, NH court on the second Tuesday of May, 1809 and declared he was the guarding of Francis B. Brewer, Ebenezer Brewer and Mary Elizabeth Whitman Brewer, children and heirs of Ebenezer Brewer, late of Hartland, dec. Luce petitioned the court to allow him to sell land in Cornish, Cheshire County, for the benefit of the heirs.

¹⁵ Spooner’s Vermont Journal, Nov. 13, 1807. The commissioners were to meet at Middlebury on the 3^rd Tuesday in January, 1808.

¹⁶ Spooner’s Vermont Journal, Feb. 16, 1809. This board was to meet at the house of Samuel Patrick, Innholder, at Windsor, VT.

Lull, ( Stone # 91 ) Abigail Burrill w/ of Asa Lull July 18, 1848 AE 83y.
Lull, ( Stone # 92 ) Asa Mar. 13, 1838 AE 72y
Lull, Hannah
Lull, ( Stone # 106 ) John ( DAR marker 1775 )b.1760 July 21, 1832 AE 72y.
Lull, Laura 7/25/1847 AE 24y
Lull, ( Stone # 104 ) Nathan Dean b. Jun. 15, 1763, Ware, Mass. Sep. 6, 1843AE 80.
Lull, ( * Stone # 105 ) Ruth Wright b. Dec. 27, 1768. Mass. Jun. 21, 1863 AE 94y
Lull, ( Stone # 110 ) Nathan Jr. Aug. 6, 1798 Apr. 21, 1821 AE 23y.
Lull, Frederick Philps
Lull, ( Stone # 169 ) Maragert (wife of F. P.) Jun. 25, 1847 AE 24y
Lull, ( Stone # 167 ) Charles F. (son) 1848 May 21, 1887 AE 39y
Lull, ( Stone # 168 ) Theresa Allen (dau. of F.P.) Feb. 18, 1846 AE 8 m
Lull, ( Stone # 86 ) Benjamin father to Timothy Nov. 7, 1696 Bayfield. Apr. 20,1773 AE 77y.
Lull, ( Stone # 85 ) Elizabeth Worcester W / Benjamin abt.1699 Ipswich, Ma. June 14, 1772. AE 73y
Lull, ( Stone # 88 ) Timothy (Captain )(1775 Flag marker) Sept. 11, 1811 AE 81y
“He was the first settler on the Connecticut river above Charleston No. 4.”
Lull, (Stone # 87) Mary ( Brown? ) Consort wife abt. 1734 Mar. 14th, 1790. AE 56y.
Lull, "buried Cem. Rd, Brnv'l, Vt.” Polly ( Allen ) consort to Timothy 1735 Mar. 1, 1807. AE 72y. G. A. Lull,
Lull, ( Stone # 90 ) Timothy (Major) son to above. REV. War Vet.1764 June 18,1833 AE 69y.
Lull, ( Stone # 89 ) Landy Dau./Mary and Timothy Aug. 6, 1793 AE 17y
Lull, ( Stone # 111 ) Miriam G. Lull Dau. of Nathan Dec. 12, 1796. Dec.1,1821. AE 25y.

Maine, Betsey
Maine, Hampden
Maine, Isaac
Maine, Sarah
Maine, Stephen

Mason, ( Stone # 101 ) James May 14th 1783 AE 71y
Mason, ( Stone # 102 ) Sarah Dec. 1708 AE 88y

Miller, Charlie G.
Miller, George
Miller, Lucy
Miller, Richard
Minor, David B.
Minor, Harriett
Minor, Laura
Minor, Marcial

Morgan, Florence
Morgan, ( * Stone # 3 ) Aby Jan. 28, 1889
Morgan, ( * Stone # 3 ) Ocn Jun. 10, 1846
Morgan, ( * Stone # 3 ) Jerusha Sep. 29, 1842 AE 8
Morgan, ( * Stone # 3 ) Almira Oct. 03, 1843? AE 4

Mower, ( * Stone # 25 ) Edna Sadie 1900 - 1907
Mower, ( * Stone # 25 ) Clemmie Vida
Mower, ( * Stone # 26 ) Charles G. Feb.11,1903; March 08,1907
Mower, ( * Stone # 27 ) Eliza Stone condition is bad

Page, Cyrus
Page, John F.
Page, Nathaniel

Patterson, ( * stone# 283) Isaac possable DAR? Sept. 17, 1811 AE 82y
Patterson, ( * stone# 284) Joseph, Srgt. (Wallbridge's, Militia, Vt. Rev. War 1775) needs 1775 Marker.
Patterson, ( * stone# 285) Rhoda w/ of Joseph June 30, 1823 AE 70y
Paterson, ( * stone# 286) Lydia w/ of Joseph Aug. 6, 1821 AE 72y
Paterson, ( * stone# 286)

Penney, ( * stone # 299) Betsey Lull stone is in bad condition
Perry, ( * stone # 310 ) Christian w/ of William Nov. 22, 1852 AE 77y
Perry, ( * stone # 311 ) Col. William d. July 3,1816 AE 69y

Remington, (Stone # 38) Frederick 1861-1865 Civil War Flag
Remington, ( * Stone # 38a ) Joseph R. Vt. Mil. Rev. War Flag

Rogers, ( Stone # 207 ) Abigail W. w/ of Jonathan stone could be saved
Rogers, Benjamin 1861-1865 Civil War Flag
Rogers, ( * Stone # 230 ) Jane M. w/ of ? stone could be saved
Rogers, Christiana
Rogers, ( Stone # 206 ) Diana On same stone June 14, 1828 AE 8y.
Rogers, Eliphalet
Rogers, ( Stone # 214 ) Sarah w/ of Eliphalet Mar. 7, 1838 AE 70y.
Rogers, ( * Stone # 170 ) Henry Nov. 4, 1864 AE 67y
Rogers, ( * Stone # 171 ) Lyuia w/ Henry Rogers Jan. 31, 1863 AE 65y.
Rogers, ( Stone # 36 ) Jerusha w/ of Lewis Rogers
Rogers, ( Stone # 37 ) Jonathan C. May 17, 1888 AE 64y.
Rogers, ( * Stone # 204 ) Jonathan R. Stone is in bad condition July 12, ????.
Rogers, Lewis
Rogers, ( Stone # 217 ) Martha Stone is in bad condition
Rogers, Martha J.
Rogers, ( Stone # 206 ) Nelly Ann On same stone. Mar. 11, 1844 AE 19y.
Rogers, ( Stone # 205 ) Olive w/ Jonathan C. Rogers (Stone in bad cond.) Aug. 14, 1842 AE 70y.
Rogers, Rachel
Rogers, Rachel M.
Rogers, Robert
Rogers, * Stone # 216 ) Ruth S. w/ of Ethuel Rogers Stone could be saved
Rogers, Susan S.
Rogers, Thomas

Russell, Jonas E.
Russell, Phebe P. Spafford
Russell, Sarah J.

Raymond,

Royce, ( * Stone # 156 ) Sylvester Feb. 18, 1857 AE 35

Sabin, Albert
Sabin, Ruth

Sawyer, Lucy

Shaw, ( * Stone # 174 ) Nathan Stone condition bad
Shaw, ( * Stone # 175 ) Stone unreadable condition

Shattuck, ( Stone # 39 ) Betsey w/ of Silas Apr. 16, 1854 AE 85y.
Shattuck, Betsey
Shattuck, Ephal T.
Shattuck, + (*Stone# 158) Lizzie E. (dau. of E.& E.J. Shattuck July 19, 1870 AE 6mo.
Shattuck, ( Stone # 32 ) Foster Dec.02, 1865 AE 54y
Shattuck, ( * Stone # 33) Emily w/ of W. H. Gallup, b. 1842 - d. 1862. See also Gallup Cemetery in Hartland.
Shattuck, ( Stone # 41 )James Feb. 14, 1854 AE 47y
Shattuck, Lovinia
Shattuck, Nancy
Shattuck, ( Stone # 40 ) Silas Jan. 26, 1812 AE
Shattuck, ( Stone # 34 ) Sophronia Jan. 15, 1866
Shattuck, Stone condition bad on ground
Shattuck, ( * Stone# 186) John Stone is in bad condition Nov. 10 ????.
Shattuck, ( * Stone# 187) Lepha w/ of John #187(Stone is in bad condition) Apr. 13, 18??.
Shattuck, ( * Stone # 188) M. Stone/face up on the ground Mar. 10, 1847 AE 67.

Shepard, ( Stone # 226 ) Charlotte w/ of Noah S. Shepard July 3, 1845 AE 75y.
Shepard, Katie
Shepard, ( Stone # 227 ) Noah S. July 8th 1885
Shepard, Noah Jr.
Shepard, Sarah w/ of Sylvanus Sep.12,1881 AE 62y
Shepard, Sylvanus

Shive, ( * Stone # 190 ) James bad stone & Dn, face up

Short, ( stone # 140 ) Abel Aug.22, 1865 AE 97y.
Short, ( stone # 138 ) Sarah w/ of Abel Jan. 17,1844 AE 52y
Short, ( Stone # 131 ) David
Short, ( stone # 139 ) Polly w/ of Abel Dec. 6, 1833. AE 49y.
Short, ( * Stone # 142 )Levi son of Abel & Polly Nov.? 8th 1805.
Short, ( * Stone # 141 )Lora dau. of Abel & Polly Oct. 30th, 1809.
Short, ( Stone # 125 )Lora dau. of Abel & Polly Sept. 2, 1811.
Short, ( Stone # 109 )Martha w/ John M. Short June 27, 1849 AE 33y.
Short, ( Stone # 107 )Mercy /w of William Nov. 19, 1849 AE 80y.
Short, ( Stone # 129 )Simeon (1775 Flag marker) May 31, 1818 AE 75y.
Short, ( * Stone # 130 )Daniel Apr. 9, 1847 AE 92y.
Short, ( Stone # 108 )William Jan. 9, 1866 AE 99y.

Sikes, Betsey
Sikes, Levi
Sikes, ( Stone # 244 ) Levi stone is in bad condition Nov. 22, 1853.
Sikes, ( * Stone # 245 ) Levi A.
Simmons, (Stone # 268) Abigail Oct. 10th 1835 AE 91y.
Simmons, Simon

Sleeper, ( Stone # 44 )Ephraim Oct. 12, 1858 AE 76y.
Sleeper, ( Stone # 45 )Rachel w/ of Ephraim Dec. 08, 1816 AE 72y.
Sleeper, ( Stone # 46 )Ezekiel War of 1812 Marker Mar. 12, 1817 AE 41y.
Sleeper, ( Stone # 47 )Sophia A. Dec. 01, 1871 AE 64y.

Spalding, ( Stone # 61 ) Chloe Dau. Leonard Jan. 19, 1819 AE 13y.
Spaulding, (Stone # 69 ) Dexter Nov. 10, 1841 AE 51y.
Spaulding, (Stone # 70 ) Betsey w/ Dexter Mar. 4th 1848 AE 40y.
Spalding, ( Stone # 67 ) Eleazer, Mr. Dec. 4th 1805 AE 84y.
Spalding, ( Stone # 64 ) Leonard DAR 1775 flag marker Jan. 16, 1849. AE 87y.
Spalding, ( Stone # 62 ) Lewis son of Leonard Feb. 8th 1818 AE 18y.
Spaulding, (Stone # 66 ) Mary (Stone condition bad) spelling is correct
Spalding, ( Stone # 68 ) Timothy Mar. 21, 1826 AE 83y.
Spalding, ( Stone # 63 ) Zadock son of Leonard March 14, 1817 AE 21y.
Spalding, ( * Stone # 61& 65 ) Sally wife of Leoanrd Feb. 2nd, 1827 AE 62y
Spalding, ( Stone # 75 ) Linda Lull dau. Zerah Spaulding Lull Sept. 2nd 1830 AE 59y

Spooner, ( * Stone # 96 ) Chicksin (sp) Stone condition is very bad July 18, 1810 AE 10y

Sally Lull of Timothy Lull Jr., remarries Daniel Spooner,

ð See Spooner Diaries.

ð Lydia Welch still alive today is working on surnames this July 4^th 2002 active at Dartmouth College.

Stevens, Daniel
Stevens, ( *Stone# 236) Lurend w/ James Welch
Stevens, ( Stone # 239 ) Frances Feb. 12, 1817
Stevens,( Stone # 240 ) Mary Oct. 17, 1871

Streeter, ( Stone # 262 ) Isaiah ( 1775 Flag marker ) Jan. 6, 1801 AE 47y
Streeter, ( Stone # 261 ) Nancy dau. of Isaiah Sarah Dec. 6, 1815 AE 17y.
Stevens, ( Stone # 263 ) Sarah Formerly w/of Isaiah Streeter & late w / J. Remington June 15, 1852 AE 87y.

Streeter, (*Stone # 264 ) Sarah ( 1775 Flag Marker ) Mar. 19, 1844 AE 54y.

Note: Family of Streeter drove stagecoach and mail runs in and around Windsor and Hartland and as far away

from Hartland, Windsor, Vermont to Unadilla and Cooperstown, NY.

Sturtevant, (Stone# 147) Friend (Dr.) ( 1775 marker ) Nov. 26, 1830 AE 63y. Family has ties to Lull family.

Swan, Austin
Swan, Edward ( Col.)
Swan, Hannah

Swictsor, ( Stone # 254 ) Simeon A. son of W'm & Susey Oct. 10, 1797 AE 9y.

Symes, Martha
Symes, ( stone # 308 ) Symes son of Charissy Ashley & W'm. Dec. 12, 1812 AE 16y.
Symes, William ( Col.)
Sylvester, Royce

Tuttle, ( * Stone 81 ) Leverih T. AE 36y Has family ties to Ipswich, Mass.

Thompson, Jonah

Warren, ( stone # 313 ) Charles W. stone can be saved Oct. 8, 1880.
Warren, Norman

Welch, Henry
Welch, ( * Stone # 236 ) Lurend w/ James Welch has dates but bad condition. "see Stevens"
Welch, James
Welch, Lurenda

Whitmore, (sp?)( * stone # 278 ) George, Capt. (DAR Flag) face up ground. Apr. 30, 1816 AE 82y.

Willard, ( Stone # 60 ) Aaron Capt. Jan. 1817?
Willard, ( Stone # 76 ) Elizabeth w/ Marshell Stone bad condition.
Willard, ( Stone # 78 ) Henry son of Aaron Jr. & Mary Aug. 22, 1802.
Willard, ( Stone # 77 ) Marshall son of Aaron Jr. & Mary Sep. 19, 1814 AE 8y.
Willard, ( Stone # 59 ) Mary w/ Aaron Jan. 3, 1829.
Willard, ( Stone # ?? ) Aaron Jr.
Willard, * Stone # 253 ) Susannah w/ of ?

Williams, ( stone # 280 ) Adin (Deacon) stone can be saved Dec, 16 1820.
Williams, Densey
Williams, George (Captain)
Williams, ( stone # 281 ) Lucinda w/ of Adin stone needs atten: Dec. 10, 1840 AE 78y.
Williams, Lucy
Williams, Sarah

NOTES:

The Old slate stones are better than the newer ones.
1.) * Astrix indicates stones not previously identified in earlier 1930 records from Hartland data.
2.) # Number has been assigned in order to show how it was taken.
3.) Some stones photo's have no numbers assigned to them due to the amount of damage, or face down.
4.) Just about all listed in this Cemetery are related to the LULL family surname.
5.) AE = at age of death, if listed on stone.
6.) Stones were digital Camera shot in June 2000 and still require data verification.
7.) Recondition of Stones require, repair work, re-written to surface, re-mounted and fenced.
8.) Spaulding and Spalding are the same family.

Authors Note.
9.) + Stone has been tampered with on the 1870 date to look like 1880 date?
10). Most of the data on the stones could be saved. Date: June ( 2000 y )
11.) Stones with no data shown here are real difficult to read or no data at all, “gone”.
12.) See my notes on families to Ipswich main set up page.

13.) I do have photos and I hope I live long enough to add them either here or Hartland Historical Soc., page.

· LULL FAMILY CONNECTION SURNAMES”

·Related names to the Lull family from this cemetery are;

·Allyn, Allen, Brown, Burrill, Cady, Childs, Cotton, Davis, Dennison, Dodge, Gardner, Hutchinson, Knowlton, Lamphere, Livermore, Rogers, Shaw, Shattuck, Spaulding, Tuttle, Whitmore, Willard, Welch, Wright, Worcester, and more which do not show up here.

Comments:

I am glad to see other family surnames tacking their genealogy roots and placing that information on the pages provided for the cemeteries here in Hartland, Vermont. This was my intent; it gives interest with stories added as well. Signed; Gary Allen Lull.

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