BUBIER CEMETERY at Dallas Plt., Maine

Cemetery located on hill behind the Blueberry Hill
Farm on the Saddleback Mountain road.  There are
many unmarked graves and in very poor condition.
There are three Civil War Soldiers here.

Dates after 1981 taken from Franklin Journal
Information in (   ) with -ed are added by us, the editors
(flag) denotes a military affiliation
This record is set up alphabetically by Surname,
not by row or lot as the stones appear in the cemetery.

Copied August - 1981 by George & Janet Thompson

BUBIER
  Alfred  12-09-1816 - 08-22-1896

BUBIER
  Benjamin	(no dates)		(flag)
  Co. M  Me. Inf.      Civil war

BUBIER
  Mrs. Huldah  d. 10-16-1851  age 17y 6m
  wife of Benjamin Bubier, Jr.

BUBIER
  Isaac R.  1842 - 1930			(flag)
  Co. C 8th Me. Regt.  Civil War
  Clarissa  his wife  1847 - 19__
  Their children:
  Joshua S.  d. 03-30-1872  age 4y 8m 1d
  George E.  d. 07-14-1869  age 11wks.
  David N.  d. 01-09-1893  age 20y 9m 13d
  James O.  d. 03-03-1883  age 5y 3m 3wks.
  Clarissa A.  d. 08-03-1883  age 1y 1m 1wk. 2d
  Infant dau.  d. 03-20-1884
  Isaac R., Jr.  04-27-1886 - 02-24-1941
  Nancy W.  d. 03-24-1889  age 8m 2wks 6d
  Veard  d. 12-07-1892  age 2y 10m

BUBIER
  S. M.	(no dates)			(flag)
  Co. I 2nd Me. Cav.    Civil War

Names of persons appearing on stones but not buried here:

BUBIER		Benjamin, Jr.

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