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CEMETERIES OF SUTTON WHERE MARKED GRAVES
OF SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAY BE FOUND -

Sutton Center At rear of General Rufus Putnam Hall

Pigeon Hill Off Mendon Road through enclosed pasture

West Sutton West Sutton Road

Waters - PUTNAM Town Farm Road

Armsby Armsby Road

Putnam - HUTCHINSON Hutchinson Road

Dodge Leland Hill Road

South Sutton Hough Road (A continuation of North Street, East Douglas)

Marble Lot On Dona Property (1973), Burbank Road

Darling Lot Darling Lane, Manchaug

SUTTON CENTER

NAME	RANK	BORN	DIED	WIFE
1. Nathaniel Carriel	Ensign	Jan. 23, 1724	June 8, 1816	Bridget Prime
2. John Elliot	Lt.	Feb. 21, 1739	Aug. 3, 1788	Hannah Dudley
3. Henry King	Sgt.	May 9, 1748	Jan. 22, 1822	Prudence Dudley
4. Isaac King	Pvt. (Pub. Ser.)	Sep. 17, 1762	Nov. 8, 1859	Sally Putnam
5. Timothy Sibley, Jr.	Pvt.	June 19, 1754	Nov. 5, 1778	Mary Barstow
6. Francis Putnam	Capt.	Sep. 24, 1758	Oct. 28, 1840	Joanna Leland
7. Anthony Dike	Corpl.	Bapt. Apr. 4, 1742	Feb. 23, 1832	Ann Jemison
8. Thomas Griggs	Sgt.	Apr. 20, 1750	Apr. 17, 1800	Mary Goddard of Grafton, Married July 4, 1776
9. Daniel Dike	Pvt.	Bapt. May 28, 1738	Aug. 3, 1786	Mary Pratt
10. John Cole	Pvt.	Feb. 3, 1760	Mar. 22, 1807	Unmarried
11. Francis King
12. Moody Morse, Jr.	Pvt.	July 7, 1746	June 14, 1789	Abigail Leland

PIGEON HILL

1. Jonathan Burdon	Pvt.	Nov. 13, 1761	May 8, 1817	Bilote Bartlett
2. Daniel Sibley	Pvt.	Apr. 14, 1757	May 8, 1840	Phoebe Prince
3. John Putnam	Capt.	Aug. 25, 1735	June 13, 1809	Mary Hall
4. Sam Sibley	Capt.	Apr. 26, 1756	Aug. 10, 1801	Sarah Leland
5. Tarrant Sibley	Corpl.	Sep. 1, 1754	July 26, 1823	Hannah Putnam

WATERS - PUTNAM

1. Stephen Waters

Pvt.

Apr. 13, 1735

Jan. 10, 1819

Huldah Flagg of Grafton

WEST SUTTON

(Markers for Elisha Blanding, Esquire Nathan Putnam and Thomas Smith are missing due to vandalism, 8/9/1973)

1. Nathaniel Putnam	Lieut.	May 3, 1734	June 30, 1812	Deborah Towne
2. Jonathan Woodbury	Capt.	Nov. 25, 1740	Mar. 2, 1828	Hannah Dudley
3. David Putnam	Sgt.	May 14, 1747	May 25, 1832	Eilzabeth Woodbury
4. Stephen Marble	Pvt.	Apr. 17, 1753	Dec. 18, 1817	Betty Putnam
5. John Howard	Capt.	1740	1814	Huldah Sibley
6. Josiah Hall	Capt.	Oct. 5, 1759	Oct. 20, 1839	Mary Marble
7. Gideon Sibley	Pvt.	Nov. 20, 1750	Aug. 21 1846	(1) Tamar Fitts (2) Ziphorah Cummings
8. John Putnam	Pvt.	July 27, 1738	Dec. 13, 1824	Mary Cummings
9. Nathan Putnam	Pvt.	May 16, 1761	Aug. 6, 1813	Sarah Putnam
10. Thomas Smith	Pvt.	Mar. 10, 1760	Oct. 3, 1846	Polly Lamson
11. Elisha Blanding	Pvt.	Oct. 20, 1759	after 1833	Molly Wakefield

ARMSBY

1. Joshua Hathaway	Maj.	Jan. 1, 1727	May 4, 1807	Mary (Reed) Evans
2. Joseph Woodbury	Pvt.	Dec. 10, 1759	Nov. 27, 1836	Anna Young of Charlton
3. Nathaniel Cheney	Pvt.	1738	May 4, 1816	Mary Harris
Nathaniel Cheney was for many years a school master in Sutton
4. John Hall	( Pvt.) Sgt.	Apr. 26, 1752	Feb. 14, 1806	Dolly Ward
5. Stephen Hall	Pvt.	Jan. 14, 1745/6	Sep. 12, 1822	Abigail Spring of Newton
6. Thomas Harback	Pvt.	July 4, 1741	July 22, 1821	Catherine Bemis
7. John Woodbury	Lieut.	Sep. 26, 1749	Dec. 12, 1831	(1) Mary Chase (2) Esther Bixby
8. Moody Morse, Jr.	Sgt.	July 7, 1746	June 14, 1789	Abigail Leland
9. William Harback	Pvt.	May 26, 1733	June 13, 1791	Unmarried

PUTNAM - HUTCHINSON

1. Bartholomew Hutchinson	Lt.	June 28, 1734	1820	(1) Ruth Haven (2) Rebekah Monroe
2. Peter Marsh	Pvt.	June 24, 1760	June 11, 1818	Sarah Wright of Middleton

DODGE

1. Benjamin Morse	Sgt.	Mar. 10, 1763	Nov. 5, 1863	(1) Elizabeth Putnam (2) Elizabeth Onthank
2. James McClellan	Lt.	June 22, 1727	Sep. 11, 1794	Sarah Axtell of Grafton
3. Solomon Leland	Lt.	May 12, 1742	July 21, 1808	(1) Lois Haven (2) Molley Dudley
4. Samuel Hicks	Pvt.	1728	Apr. 1, 1797	Elizabeth Leland
5. Abraham Batcheller	Capt.	June 5, 1722	Jan. 31, 1813	(1) Sarah Newton of Westboro (2) Elizabeth ?
6. William Slocomb	Pvt.	Apr. 22, 1750	Jan. 11, 1842	Jerusha Richardson of Franklin

SOUTH SUTTON

1. David Burt

Sgt.

1758/9

Mar. 18, 1832

Silence Burt

MARBLE LOT

1. Alpheus Marble	Sgt.	Aug. 7, 1753	July 21, 1807	Anne Dudley
2. Malachi Marble	Civil Service	Sep. 25, 1736	Oct. 7, 1810	(1) Mary Hayden (2) Abigail Keys

DARLING LOT

1. William Darling	Lt.	Jan 15, 1730	July 26, 1819	Rachel White
2. Zelek Darling	Pvt.	Mendon 1762	Jan 28, 1844	Sarah Wheeler

SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
BURIED IN MILLBURY CEMETERIES

Dwinnel Located on seldom used gravel road lying between Auburn and McCracken Roads in West Millbury. Best approach near old barn on McCracken Road.

Grass Hill Located on corner of South Oxford Road in West Millbury.

Country Bridge Providence Road, Millbury

Millbury was set apart from Sutton in 1813. In early days Millbury was called North Parish.

DWINNEL CEMETERY

1. Benjamin Bancroft	Sgt.	July 28, 1753	Apr. 5, 1846	Abigail Greenwood.
2. Joseph Bancroft	Corp.	Jan. 13, 1756	Apr. 23, 1839	(1) Hannah Tainter (2) Esther Bond (3) Anna Rice of Ward (4) Sarah Livermore.
3. Jedediah Barton	Pvt.	May 6, 1756	Sep. 15, 1908	Lydia Pierce.
4. Jonas Bond	Pvt.	About	1730	Hannah Hicks.
5. Oliver Bond	Pvt.	Oct. 29, 1762	Oct. 1, 1830	Sarah Chase
6. Joshua Carter	Sgt.	May 28, 1759	June 6, 1846	(1) Rachel Putnam (2) Sarah Putnam.
7. Solomon Dwinnel	Pvt.	Oct. 1, 1757	July 26, 1830	Hannah Singletary Gould.
8. James Freeland	Doctor	Dec. 12, 1743	Oct. 5, 1796	Mehetable Mellen.
9. Robert Goddard	Capt.	Feb. 2, 1759	Sept. 10, 1826	(1) Anna Tainter (2) Tamar Goddard (3) Hannah Goddard (4) Sybil Penniamn
10. James Greenwood	Capt.	Oct. 2, 1730	Jan. 18, 1890	Lydia King.

GRASS HILL CEMETERY

1. Samuel Bixbee	Pvt.	Sep. 9, 1721	Mar. 3, 1809	(1) Lydia Bond (2) Rebeckah Bartlett
2. Abijah Burnap	Pvt.	Apr. 11, 1760	Sep. 25, 1815	Hannah Towne
3. Caleb Burbank	Pvt.	July 18, 1761	Dec. 9, 1849	(1) Lucy Waters (2) Hannah Smith of Rutland
4. Abel Chase	Pvt.	Oct. 29, 1754	Oct. 16, 1833	Hannah Bond
5. Andrew Elliot	Capt.	Dec. 9, 1743	May 12, 1817	Anna Carter
6. David Holman	Lt.	Feb. 19, 1737	June 15, 1813	(1) Lucy Thurstonn (2) Hannah Waters
7. Johathan Holman	Col.	Aug. 13, 1732	Feb. 25, 1814	(1) Hannah Sibley (2) Susanna Trask
8. John Pierce	Corp.	Apr. 20, 1754	Sep. 20, 1832	(1) Lucy Snow (2) Esther (Willington) Gale of West Boylston
9. Samuel Small	2nd. Lt.	June 30, 1748	Aug. 1, 1814	(1) Molly Waters (2) Deborah Pierce
10. Jonathan Stone	Pvt.	Apr. 27, 1750
11. Joel Tainter	Pvt.	1748	Oct. 7, 1822	Betsy Bancroft
12. Jonathan Trask	Pvt.	June 21, 1767	Apr. 26, 1841	Phebe Waters
13. Samuel Trask	Sgt.	Dec. 17, 1721	Mar. 7, 1790	(1) Bethiah Sibley (2) Anne Bond (3) Hannah Park
14. Abraham Waters	Sgt.	Apr. 3, 1743	Aug. 12, 1798	in Henderhook, NY, m. Mehetable Waters
15. Asa Waters	Lt.	Jan. 27, 1742	Nov. 2, 1813	Sarah Goodale
16. Joseph Waters	Corp.	Apr. 16, 1744	Oct. 19, 1804	Elisabeth Dwight
17. Simeon Waters	Pvt.	Oct. 9, 1746	Oct. 3, 1812	Lydia Bartlett
18. Nathaniel Whitmore	Lt.	bapt. Oct. 1, 1746/	Aug. 23, 1819	Elizabeth Marsh
19. Peter Willard	Pvt.	1738	Aug. 23, 1817	unmarried (black)

Peter Willard (black) of Lancaster was engaged for the town of Marlborough, Muster roll dated July 17, 20 pounds bounty. Private in Capt. Job Whipple's Co., Col. Rubus Putnam's 5th Regt.; age 25 years; stature 5 ft. 3 and Ť in; complexion, black; eyes, black; hair, woolly; residence, Lancaster; enlisted March 16, 1779 by Col. Putnam; other periods of service.

COUNTY BRIDGE CEMETERY

1. Isaac Bolster	Capt.	Apr. 28, 1737	Apr. 27, 1825	Mary Dwinnel
2. Ammeriah Brigham	Pvt.	1755	Oct. 28, 1842	Mary Sibley
3. Abijah Burbank	Capt.	Mar. 26, 1736	Sep. 23, 1813	(1) Mary Spring of Weston (2) Mary Pierce
4. Abijah Burnap	Pvt.	Interred in County Bridge Cemetery but in later years a monument was erected to his memory in Grass Hill, West Millbury.
5. Timothy Burnap	Pvt.	Dec. 25, 1753	Oct. 24, 1828	Bethiah Waite
6. March Chace	Pvt.	June 21, 1738	Sep. 26, 1822	(1) Beulah Coye (2) Mary Dodge
7. Nehemiah Chace	Corp.	Feb. 8, 1751	Oct. 5, 1808	Vashti Batcheller
8. David Dudley	Pvt.	Jan. 14, 1749/50	Aug. 16, 1814	Lois Whitney
9. Reuben Eaton	Pvt.	1749	Jan. 15, 1817	(1) Abigail Lovell (2) Ruth Badger
10. Asa Goodale	Lt.	Sep. 9, 1744	May 7, 1833	Mary Rice
11. Joseph Heywood	Pvt.	bp. July 7, 1765	Aug. 25, 1836	Elizabeth Nelson
12. Simeon Heywood	P.S.	Apr. 17, 1717	June 18, 1797	Sarah Hosmer
13. Ezra Lovell	(Capt.) 1st. Lt.	Mar. 29, 1749	Aug. 14, 1821	Mary Jennerson
14. Amos Singletary	Corp.	Dec. 30, 1721	Oct. 30, 1806	Mary Curtis of Topsfield
15. Joshua Waite	Corp.	Dec. 30, 1749	Aug. 28, 1827	Mary Burnap
16. William Waite	Pvt.	Sep. 24, 1725	Apr. 30, 1807	Ruth Lovell

Processed by Paul Holzwarth

SOURCES OF INFORMATIONAL DATA

D. A. R. Patriot Index
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution
Military Service Records, National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Vital Records of the Town of Sutton
Vital Records of the Town of Millbury
Vital Records of the Town of Grafton
Vital Records of the Town of Douglas
Vital Records of the Town of Oxford
Vital Records of the Town of Mendon
History of the Town of Sutton, Vol. 1 (1876)
History of the Town of Millbury (1913)
History of Oxford (Daniels)
Records of First Congregational Church of Sutton
Gravestone Inscriptions

Master Listing of Cemeteries in Sutton Massachusetts

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CEMETERIES OF SUTTON WHERE MARKED GRAVES OF SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAY BE FOUND -

SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION BURIED IN MILLBURY CEMETERIES

CEMETERIES OF SUTTON WHERE MARKED GRAVES
OF SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAY BE FOUND -

SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
BURIED IN MILLBURY CEMETERIES