TITLE:  Snell Road Plot (Layn Burial Plot), Lee, New Hampshire

SOURCE:  Transcribed and Recorded by Theresa & Josh Annis, Spring 2001

NOTES:   On Snell Road or what is sometimes called the Old Concord Turnpike
         in the town of Lee, NH.  This cemetery lies behind a farm house 
         owned by the Rothwell's.  The farm was formerly known as Layn Hill 
         Farm.  Speaking to Mrs. Rothwell I learned that it had been rumored 
         that some bodies had been moved to the cemetery by the Church in 
         Lee, near the Police Station.  I asked if the current stones 
         reflected the occupants within this plot and that she did not know.

The cemetery is in poor shape stone pillar and rod construction.
there are two foot markers here that do not have stones C.E.L. & J.L.


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SRNME   GIVEN NAME     RELATION TO/OF                  BORN     DIED            YRS    MNTS    DYS      NOTES
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Layn	Sophia	 	Wife of R Layne			/	Apr 18, 1880	38	5	26	/

Layn	William	 	/				/	Feb 29, 1837	58	11	12	58 hard to read

Layn	Mary		 Wife of John Layn		/	Jan 11, 1813	/	/	/	not able to read age

	Hosea	      	/				/	/		/	/	/	All I could read

Layn	Martha Ann	Dau of John M. & Susan J. Layn	/	Dec 21, 1816	8	2	/	/
								
																
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