Unknown Graveyard, W. Long Pond Road, Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360, is located 
in the South Plymouth section of the town.  

The graveyard was established at least as early as 1838.  

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.  Across from the church is W. Long Pond Road (dirt road).  Take a right 
onto the dirt road.  The graveyard is located about 1/10 mile on the right 
surrounded by an iron fence. 
  
Transcriptions by Mary Aguilar on 06/17/02. 
 
Dates appear from the earliest (1838) to the latest (1943), 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 good-to-excellent 
condition.  Note that there appear to be several unmarked gravesites.  Also 
important to note is that I am extremely careful to ensure that NO STONES ARE 
DAMAGED DURING THIS PROJECT.
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KING
ROBERT KING
1816-1892
His Wives
MARY A.
1816-1838
MARY A.
1824-1896

SUSAN M.
Dau of ELISHA &
SUSAN P. DOUGLASS
Died Aug 13, 1844
Aged 2 yrs 10 m's
& 8 days
(Note:  Someone has left at this gravesite a small (modern) procelain baby doll 
and cloth squeeze toy inside a plastic container.)

PIERCE
JOHN T. PIERCE
Jan 18, 1855 - Mar 18, 1931
His Wife
HENRIETTA N. KING
Aug 11, 1864 - Mar 20, 1932

R. FRANK KING
Born
Jan 13, 1857
Died
Feb 15, 1891

VIOLA
1858-1940

SMITH
GEORGE ELI
1866-1924
JANET C.
1862-1943
JOHN ALBERT
1904-1911
(with USA-Cuba-Philippine Islands-Port Rico Spanish War Veterans, Army-United-
Navy marker & flag.)

In memory of
WILLIAM KING
Who died June 27, 1856
Aged 75 years 5 mo
& 20 days
Also his wife
P(?)h????LDA KING
Who died Aug 3, 18??
(This stone is smashed and lying on the ground.)