Faunce Memorial Church Cemetery, Herring Way, Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360, is 
located in the South Plymouth section of the town.  

The cemetery was established at least as early as 1886.  

Directions:  Going south on Route 3, exit at #3.  Take a left onto Clark Road.  
Take a right onto Long Pond Road.  About 4 miles on the left is Faunce Memorial 
Church.  The cemetery is located behind the building within a chain link fence. 
  
Transcriptions by Mary Aguilar on 06/17/02. 
 
Dates appear from the earliest (1886) to the latest (1999), although unmarked 
mounds and depressions in the earth may be actual graves of unknown date. 

Email: schmoopie51@aol.com 
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These stones are transcribed as accurately as possible.  Spellings are as they 
appear on the stone. Where I have typed a question mark in a parenthesis "(?)" 
means that I am not able to determine exactly what is engraved on the stone, but 
have taken an educated guess: e.g., "1853(?)" means "It appears to 1853"; or 
"BURGESS(?)" means "It appears to be BURGESS."  A question mark without a 
parenthesis "?" simply means that an alpha or numeric in a word or date cannot 
be exactly ascertained but again, an educated guess is made:  "185?" means 
"eighteen-hundred-and-fifty-something"; or "Born ? 7, 1853" means "born on the 
7th in an unreadable month in 1853"; or "? BURGESS" means "unreadable given name 
BURGESS".   The stones (all footstone- no headstones) are in excellent 
condition.  Important to note is that I am extremely careful to ensure that NO 
STONES ARE DAMAGED DURING THIS PROJECT.
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PAUL DOUGLAS
RM3 US Navy
Apr 12, 1937 - Mar 12, 1994
(with Veteran marker & flag)

PERCY VERE DOUGLAS
CPL US Army
World War I
1896-1983
(with Veteran marker & flag)

DOUGLAS
AGNES W.
1902-1981
PERCY V.
1896-1983

DOUGLAS
1913 ANDREW L. 1973
1917 AMY E. His Wife 1986

ROCCO A. DIGIROLAMO
SGT US Army
Vietnam
May 13, 1948 - Oct 23, 1993
(with Vietnam Service 1964-1975 marker & flag)

WILFRED J. MCNEILL
1904-1978
DOROTHY M. His Wife
1904-(blank)

MEAD
KATHRYN C.
1910-(blank)
CHARLES L.
1902-1970
(with flag only)

MARY L. CRAWFORD
1911-1996

Romans 10:9
MARGUAERITE C. PURDOM
1909-1990

ALBERT W. PURDOM
1905-1967
(with flag only)

GEORGE ELI SMITH
Massachusetts
PVT Btry E 321 Field Arty
World War I
Feb 18, 1892 - July 20, 1962
(missing veteran marker & flag)

GRACE L. SMITH
RICHARDSON
1894-1984

SMITH
DORIS L.
June 30, 1928
Feb 12, 1985

CARLOS AKAI MONTERIO
June 21, 1991 - Sept 4, 1991

SMITH
LUCILLE E.
(TERRY)
Dec 8, 1924
Oct 20, 1990

WARREN H.
USN WWII TM3C
Apr 20, 1923
Jan 14, 1995
(with 1941 World War 1945 marker & flag)

KANE
THOMAS
1908-1999
SYBIL
1909-1991

LOVELL
EDNA M.
1902-(blank)
CHARLES W.
1906-1971

COPLEY SCOTT LOVELL
CD2 US Navy
Korea
1933-1986
(with flag only)

BETTY J. (HELMHOLTZ)
Wife of
COPLEY S. LOVELL
Sept 15, 1934 - Feb 20, 1995

RAYMOND A. GOULD
1st LT US Air Force
Korea
Jul 13, 1931 - Mar 31, 1997
(with Korea War marker & flag)

MITCHELL
MABEL R.
1900-1997
THOMAS
1902-1972

WILLIAM E. RANDALL
1888-1965
(with flag only)

ETHEL M. RANDALL
1886-1962

EVA E.
MANTER
1909-1986

CECILE CARTY FALCO
1908-1974
Safely home, Mother.

RICHARD J. MULDOON
1931-1987
Keep on truckin'.