Indian burial ground  in the vicinity of The Little Red Schoolhouse, Long Pond Road, Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360, 
is situated behind the little league baseball diamond in the Cedarville section of town.  

The burial geound was established at least as early as 1831.  

Directions:  Going south on Route 3, exit at #2 toward White Cliffs.  Take a left and then your first 
right onto Long Pond Road at the Little Red Schoolhouse.  Just past the schoolhouse is the entrance 
into the little league fields.  Take a right into the little league fields, and park near the diamond 
on the left.  Walk along the left field fence toward the woods.  At the edge of the woods, you will 
see a path going up the hill.  The burial ground is about 30 yards on the right at the crest of the 
hill. 
  
Transcriptions by Mary Aguilar on 05/20/02. 
 
Dates appear on a total of 8 stones from the earliest (1831) to the latest (1888), although unmarked 
depressions in the earth, and two piles of stones,  may be actual graves of unknown date. 

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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.   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. The stones are in good-to-excellent condition; 
however, one stone (CHUMMUC) was very worn.  Finally, important to note is that I am extremely 
careful to ensure that NO STONES ARE DAMAGED DURING THIS PROJECT.
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MARY
wife of
THOMAS HIRSCH
died May 2, 1873
aged 75 years

THOMAS HIRSCH
Died
Jan 8, 1888
Aged 72(?) years.

BETSEY
Wife of
GEORGE DEGRASS
and daughter of
THOMAS & MARY HIRSCH
died Dec 9, 1865
AE. 44 Y'rs 11 Mo's
& 9 D'ys
Blessed ae the dead which die in
The Lord from henceforth; Yea saith
The spirit, that they may rest from
Their labors and their works do
follow them.  Rev.14.43

ALICE HIRSCH
Wife of
SOLOMON WEBQUISH
Died
Aug 11, 1859
Aged 34 y'rs 8 mo's

ANTONE FRANCIS
Died March 15
1840 aged
37 years.
Although low his bed
in the earth doth lie
We trust his soul is with
GOD on high.

Missing headstone;
footstone reads::  L.A.
                             1831

LUCY AUNAH
died Dec 22, 1834
aged 3 years
& 7 months.
Daughter of ANTONE
& LUCY FRANCIS
Here I am and here I be, here I am
waiting for my father & my mother
and all my friends to come to me.

DINA CHUMMUC
Died April 17
1840 aged 19 Y'rs
O come along dear
young friends
And see where you must
shortly lie
And turn to God while
he is nigh.