William H. Brown (Lot 36)

Woods (West of Lot 35)

Foster (Lot 37)

WILLIAM LAUGHTON died Sept. 19, 1821 aged 54 TABITHA wife of William Laughton died April 23, 1829 aged 86 EBENEZER WALES their son died Jan. 16, 1822 aged 24

WILLIAM H. BROWN died March 10, 1853, aged 62 yrs.

JANE BROWN died Oct. 31, 1890, aged 93 yrs. 9 ms.

MARY LAUGHTON died Oct. 25, 1884, aged 89 yrs. FRANCES E. D. LAUGHTON died Feb. 17, 1888, aged 78 yrs.

William H. Brown played the bassoon at the First Parish Church for many years. H. F. W., p. 2.

About the year 1819, two young men, Mr. J. Lyon and Mr. W. H. Brown, commenced business in the village -- Mr. Lyon being a wheelwright and Mr. Brown a harness-maker -- in a shop which was built for them at the westerly end of the old "Punch Bowl" out-buildings, by Mr. Laughton, for many years the proprietor of this famous old tavern. When the time came for the destruction of these buildings, these young men removed their business -- Mr. Brown to a new shop next to Baker's present paint-shop. H. F. W., p. 27.

Text from Harriet Alma Cummings. Burials and Inscriptions in the Walnut Street Cemetery. Brookline: The Riverdale Press, 1920.

Woods (West of Lot 35)

Foster (Lot 37)