Marshall and Bird Family Cemetery
Located on Rte. 138 Washington Street - northwest of Kelsey Drive
First Row Left to Right
OLIVE,
Wife of
Roloson Marshall
Died
Aug. 21, 1865,
aged 74 yrs. 3 mos.
10 dys.
ROLOSON MARSHALL,
Died
Jan. 29, 1849
aged 68 yrs.
1 mo. 17 days
Stone between Roloson Marshall and his sister
Polly Marshall
In Memory of
Miss POLLY MARSHALL,
died Aug. 30, 1819;
Aged 31 Years.
Dear mourning friends , when you draw near
My sleeping dust, to shed a tear.
Remember you are mortal too.
Cold death, is fast approaching you.
I’ve conquer’d death! my final for.
Believe
in Christ, and so may you.
ERECTED
In memory of
MRS. MARY
wife of
Mr. Benjamin Marshall
who died
May 21st. 1837
in the 88 year
of her age
No pain nor grief not anxious tear,
Invade they bounds; no mortal woes,
Can reach the peaceful sleeper here,
While angels watch the soft repose.
SACRED
To the memory of
Mr.
BENJAMIN MARSHALL
who died
aged 85 years.
My Children dear, this place draw near
A father’s grave to see,
Not long ago I was with you
And soon you’ll be with me
Second Row Left to Right
EMERSON
BIRD
1848 - 1884
CHARLES
son of
Henry & Vashti Bird,
Died
March 26, 1841
Aged 3 yrs, 11 mos.
VASHTI,
Wife of
HENRY BIRD,
Died
May 12, 1878
Aged
64 yrs. 2 ms. 3 ds.
Rest in peace
HENRY
BIRD
Born June 18, 1811
Died Nov. 28, 1892
EMERSON BIRD
Born July 30, 1848
Died Dec. 5, 1884
Third Row Left to Right
In memory of
OREN
Son of Gannet & Mary
MARSHALL
Who died
June 15, 1882
Aged
55 yrs. 5 ms. 17 ds.
Civil War Soldier
Co. C. 58th Mass. Inf.
BENJAMIN,
son of Mr. Gannett
& Mrs. Mary Marshall
died
aged 8 months.
In memory of
BENJAMIN G.
son of Mrs. Gannet & Mrs.
Mary Marshall
who died
March 21, 1842;
aged 17 years.
MARY,
widow of
GANNETT MARSHALL
Born Oct. 31, 1787,
Died May 3, 1873
Æt. 85 yrs. 6 mos.
3 days
He giveth his beloved sleep.
GANNETT MARSHALL
Born
Died
aged 65 yrs.
& 6 m’s.
Former residence of the family of Benjamin Marshall at 1823 Washington Street, Stoughton was torn down June 16, 2006.
This house was located just due north of the cemetery
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