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C a r r C e m e t e r y Pittsfield, Maine Directions: From center of town of Pittsfield, travel south on Main Street (Route 100), driving 3.0 miles, cemetery on right side of Route 100 (South Main Street). For map, see cemeteries.pdf. For headstone photos: click on first names.
No.	Last Name	First Name	Deceased Date	Age	Remarks
	CARR CEMETERY, ROUTE 100 SOUTH, PITTSFIELD, MAINE

1	BENNETT	Samuel	8-16-1827	ae 35	veteran 1812, noted as arrived in 1810
2	BENNETT	Nancy	9-1-1827	ae 30	wife of Samuel
3	BERRY	John	7-18-1894	ae 79	noted as having leading part in town prior to 1823
4	BERRY	Nancy Carr	5-16-1879	ae 71	wife of John
5	BLACKWELL	Herbert M.	4-8-1865		son of Melville C. & Annie M.
6	BLAISDELL	Rufus	3-30-1848		veteran 1812
7	BLAISDELL	Eliza	4-15-1892	ae 87	wife of Rufus
8	BLAISDELL	Jere.	11-21-1848	ae 22
9	BROWN	George	*10--1853**	ae 69	noted as arrived in 1800
10	BROWN	Rebecca	*11--1827**	ae41	wife of George
11	BROWN	Ellen Frances	1840--1865		dau. Of Joanna Bennett Brown Cobb
12	BURTS	AV. G.	********	********	********
13	CARR	William	11-13-1850	ae 71	veteran of 1812, noted as leading family in 1824
14	CARR	Eunice	10-25-1875	ae 89	wife of William
15	COBB	Joanna Bennett Brown	1801--1881	ae 80
16	DINGLEY	Captain John	1-21-1851	ae 78	veteran of 1812
17	DINGLEY	Patience	10-10-1851	ae 73	wife of John
18	DUDLEY	Mary A.	9-15-1853	ae 8 months	dau. Of Joseph & Rebecca Dudley
19	ELLIOT	Friend	5-22-1882	ae 76
20	FOSTER	Daniel M.	5-11-1848	ae 30
21	GETCHELL	Eld. William	10-30-1867	ae 73	Free Baptist Rev.
22	GETCHELL	Mary,	1-3-1874	ae 77	wife of William
23	GETCHELL	Emily	6-16-1865	ae 54	dau. Of William & Mary
24	GETCHELL	Warren	9-3-1867	ae 32
25	GETCHELL	Lydia M.	12-16-1888	ae 54	wife of Warren
26	GETCHELL	William, Jr.	4-25-1858	ae 42
27	GETCHELL	Nancy Ann	11-13-1857	ae 35	wife of William, Jr.
28	GETCHELL	William Mark	11-10-1860 to 9-12-1944	ae 84
29	GRAY	Charlotte	3-27-1865	ae 72	wife of Capt. James Gray, formerly wife of Silas Mahoney
30	HACKETT	Richard	********	********	Soldier of the Revolution - Vet. Of 1776, noted as arrived in 1812
31	HILL	Mary	2-29-1856	ae 31
32	HILL	Albert F.	10-26-1850		son of Isaac & Mary Hill
33	HILL	Wm. Everett			Son of Isaac & Mary Hill, noted Born in Pittsfield, 11-17-1844; Killed in the Battle of the Wilderness, 5-5-1864. Member of the 20th ME Vol's
34	HODGKINS	Stephen F.	10-01-1887	ae 85
35	HODGKINS	Deborah	10-7-1867	ae 71	wife of Stephen F Hodgkins
36	HODGKINS	Alfred	7-01-1887	ae 48
37	HODGKINS	Amelia A.	1-10-1885	ae 37	wife of Alfred Hodgkins
38	JACK	Joseph	2-7-1850		Veteran of War of 1812
39	JEWETT	Hanna	11-4-1869	ae 67	wife of Calvin Jewett & daughter of Joseph Jack
40	JOHNNETT	Nellie M.	1859 - 1936	ae 77
41	MAHONEY	Silas	4-9-1845	ae 55	Veteran of War 1812
42	OSGOOD	Nathan	2-4-1863	ae 34
43	OSGOOD	Nancy	9-13-1859	ae 36	wife of Nathan Osgood
44	RIDEOUT	Margaret	10-30-1851	ae 61	wife of Mark
45	ROGERS	Enoch	7-29-1878	ae 83	Veteran of War 1812 & Soldier of Rebellion
46	ROGERS	Susanah	10-27-1863	ae 70
47	ROGERS	Ruth	2-8-1837	ae 80
48	SEDGLEY	George	1800 - 1846	ae 46	Husband
49	SEDGLEY	Lorania D	1810 - 1850	ae 40	Wife
50	SIMMONS	Mellie Henry	9-20-1863	ae 7 mos.	Son of Daniel & Laura Simmons
51	SIMONS	Samuel	3-9-1847	ae 75	Veteran of War 1812
52	SIMONS	Moses	11-10-1844	ae 66
53	SIMONS	Aaron	3-11-1865	ae 95	Husband
54	SIMONS	Hannah	1-26-1857	ae 82	Wife
55	SIMONS	Jefferson	1-10-1887	ae 75
56	SIMONS	Ruel	********	********
57	SMALL	William B.	9-18-1850	ae 11 mos.	Son of Hannah Small
58	SMALL	Anna	5-7-1855	ae 54	Wife of Lumber Small
59	SOUTHARD	Diana	12-24-1864	ae 67	wife of Isaac (Vet of 1812)
60	SPAULDING	Verney	7-4-18**		son of Charles II & Drewsilla W. Spaulding
61	SWEETLAND	Vergil D	V. S.		Soldier of Rebellion
62	THOMAS	William O.	1855 - 1901	ae 46
63	TOWN	John	3-29-1885	ae 91	(played a leading part in town prior to 1823)
64	TOWN	Abigail	4-25-1865	ae 70	wife of John Town
65	TOWN	Florelelia	6-27-1858	ae 8 mos	Daughter of E.C. & Harriet Town
66	TOWN	Mary S.	8-24-1850	ae 22	Born 3-11-1828; married to Wm. S. Foster
67	TRASK	William	1-10-1844	ae 60	Husband
68	TRASK	Jane	10-23-1862	ae 80	Wife

	There are 14 unknown Veterans in unmarked graves, and numerous lost headstones in this cemetery.

Last Updated on 23-Feb-2006.
Page created by Kathy M. Palmer & Tom Roberts
for the Pittsfield Historical Society. Headstone photos by Tom Roberts in February, 2006.

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