202 Hilltop family plot

This cemetery is well kept near the road on Route 202 (traveling toward 
Concord).  Near the intersection of Dry Hill Road. It is very visible and 
high up and lays at a strange angle so that all the plot seems to look as 
if it would fall on to 202 should there be a slide.  For being one of the 
busiest roads around one rarely notices this cemetery both for its vantage
point and strange angle.  There appears to be about 5 bases without stones.

      NAME		 RELATION OF/ TO	     BORN           DIED	YRS    MTHS    DAY	NOTES

FOSS	   ABIGAIL	Wife of Andrew W. Foss	/      /1804	Mar 15, 1905	/	/	/	Victorian Monument (N. face)

FOSS	   ANDREW W.	Hus. of Abigail Foss	/      /1821	/      /1904	/	/	/	Victorian Monument (N. face)

FOSS	   ELLEN C.	Wife of James F.	/      /1857	/      /1838	/	/	/	Victorian Monument (east face)

FOSS	   HAM		Hus. of Lucy		/		May 01, 1863	35	/	/	Single Stone

FOSS	   INFANT	child/Ellen & Jas Foss	Oct 09, 1895	Dec 23, 1895	/	/	/	Victorian Monument (east face)

FOSS	   JAMES F.	Hus of Ellen C. Foss	/      /1847	/      /1900	/	/	/	Victorian Monument (east face)

FOSS	   LUCY		Wife of Ham Foss	/		Mar 28, 1880	71	4	15	Single Stone

HANSON	   LEONARD	/			/		Oct 03, 1839	28	/	/	Single Stone

PLACE	   JOHN		/			/		Jan 22, 1815	87	/	/	Single Stone

PLACE	   LUCY		/			/		Feb ??, 1821	93	/	/	Single Stone

SAVORY	   AMY M.	/			/		Oct 30, 1825	18	/	/	Single Stone

SAVORY	   MARY H.	Dau/Geo & Lydia Savory	/		Oct 20, 1820	2	/	/	Single Stone

SHATTUCK   STEPHEN M.	/			/		Sep 12, 1851	24	7	8	Single Stone

-Submitted by T.C.Parziale
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