LOVETT CEMETERY, So. Thomaston, Knox County, ME



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Transcribed and submitted by Mac Jackson macjack@midcoast.com
08:44 1/15/00
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LOVETT CEMETERY


All traces of this cemetery are long gone.  It was located on the bank of the St.
George River, on the so called Lovett lot, in the town of So. Thomaston, Me.  There
are records given in Eaton's "History of Thomaston, Rockland, and So. Thomaston"
which indicate that the following people are buried there.


Thompson, Judith, first wife of James Stackpole, born in Brunswick, Me., Feb.8, 43,
died Thomaston, Me., April 13, 1897

Walker, Nathan, who died around 1800, aged 24 years

Porterfield, Mary, wife of Capt. Patrick Porterfield, died Aug.28, 1797, aged 70
years

Porterfield, Capt. Patrick, died Oct.3, 1799, aged 77 years

Deago, Barbara, wife of William Green, died about the close of the American
Revolution