Lucas Family Cemetery, Plymouth, MA.
The cemetery was established at least as early as 1818.  

Directions:  Going south on Route 3, exit at 6B toward Carver onto Route 44 
West. Travel about 4 miles until the intersection of Plymouth Street on the 
right.  The cemetery is on the left.

Transcriptions by Mary Aguilar on 06/17/02.
 
Dates appear from the earliest (1818) to the latest (1981), although some 
"residents" were actually born before the earliest transcribed dates noted 
herein.

Email: schmoopie51@aol.com 
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Seventeen (17) stones are transcribed as accurately as possible.  Spellings are 
as they appear on the stone.   Where we have typed a question mark in a 
parenthesis "(?)" means that we are 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 "Annabelle(?)" means "It appears to be ANNABELLE."  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 "? JONES" means 
"unreadable given name JONES".   Most of the stones are in good-to-excellent 
condition); however, some stones were difficult to read having been worn from 
age and erosion.  In addition there appear to be some  graves with no markers.  
In all of these cases, notations are made to that affect.  As with most 
"working" cemeteries, some markers may have been removed for maintenance or 
repair. In these cases, we would have no knowledge of the missing marker(s).   
Finally, important to note is that we are extremely careful to ensure that NO 
STONES ARE DAMAGED DURING THIS PROJECT.
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In memory of
Mrs. LYDIA widow of
Mr. BENJAMIN LUCAS
who died
Jan 19, 1824
in her 93 year
Also Mrs. HANNAH widow of
Mr. BELA LUCAS died May 13, 1830
aged 80 years
The memory of the just is blest.
(Footstone:  LYDIA LUCAS)

In memory of
Mr. BENJAMIN LUCAS
who died
Sept 8, 1818
in his 88 year
(Footstone:  Mr. B. LUCAS)

(A raw stone appears to mark a grave site.)

EZRA LUCAS
Born Oct ?, 1791(?)
Died Oct 18??
(Footstone:  E.L.)

BETSEY
wife of
EZRA LUCAS
Born
(The rest of this stone is obliterated due to repair.)
(Footstone:  B.L.)

(A footing marks a missing headstone.)

In memory of
Mr. BELA LUCAS
who died
June 10, 1821
in his 65 year
(Footstone:  Mr. B. LUCAS)

(An unmarked raw stone protrudes upward in such a way as to indicate a headstone 
marker.)

EZRA LUCAS
Died
May 29, 1871
Aged 48 y'rs

BENJAMIN F. LUCAS
Born Dec 23(?), 1833
Died Sept ?, 1862
(Footstone:  B.F.L.)

BETSEY
Dau of EZRA &
BETSEY LUCAS
died Dec 17(?), 185?(?)
AE. 20 y'rs & 10 mo
(Footstone:  B.L.)

ABBIE OLINDA(?)
daughter of
CAROLINE T. & F.W.
LUCAS
Born Sept 19, 185?
Died Mar 8, 1862
(Footstone:  C.O.L.)

CAROLINE B.
Wife of
FRANCIS W. LUCAS
Born
Nov 28, 1829
Died
May 26, 1862

FRANCIS W. LUCAS
Born
July 27, 1827
Died
Oct 20, 1881

CAROLINE LUCAS PUTNEY
1862-1903

PUTNEY
RALPH BRACKLEY
1893-1981
Son of CAROLINE LUCAS PUTNEY

RALPH BRACKLEY PUTNEY
Sup Sgt US Army
World War I
1893-1981