John Wilder
Oct 25, 1782 – Dec 5, 1786
Buried at Old Common Burial Ground
Transcription
IN Memory of John Wilder Son of Lier_t: Jonathan Wilder & M_rs: Ruth Wilder who died Jan_r: 25_th 1786; Aged 3 years & 3 months.
Death like an overflowing stream, Sweeps us away, our life's a dream; An empty take, a morning flower, Cut down and wither'd in an hour.
- Surveyed On
- April 30, 2016
- Stone Type
- slate
- Tympanum
- face with ornamentation
- Border
- The tympanum has two line, thin width border over the dome. The entire tablet section is presented as two plaques mounted between three multiple segment Termostone columns. On the top of the two outside columns, fire burn. The columns are mounted on a solid base which includes the final inscription.
- Remark
- The tympanum ahs two design elements. The arch at the top remains over all. The cut of the bottom line brings umbrella imagery into play. The two winged heads are similar but not exactly which could be due to wear patterns. Both exhibit good facial details (nose, eyes, hair, cheeks, chin) and use tab-like wings.
- Physical Status
- forward_or_back less_than_20_degrees
- Intelligibility
- readable
- Biological Contaminants
- minor incursion
Buried among fellow family members
- Thomas Wilder Died Oct 23, 1667
- Captain Thomas Wilder Died Aug 7, 1716
- Mrs. Mary Wilder Mar 15, 1679 – Jan 6, 1734
- Colonel James Wilder May 13, 1680 – May 13, 1739
- Manasseh Wilder Dec 17, 1737 – Dec 17, 1741
- Mrs. Anna Wilder Died Sep 20, 1744
- Mr. Ebenezer Wilder Dec 25, 1680 – Dec 25, 1745
- Mr. Asaph Wilder Nov 26, 1723 – Jul 8, 1747
- Mr. Titus Wilder May 1, 1724 – May 1, 1749
- Mrs. Eunice Wilder Feb 17, 1720 – Feb 17, 1750
- Honorable Joseph Wilder Esquire Mar 29, 1683 – Mar 29, 1757
- Mrs. Abigail Wilder Sep 18, 1681 – Sep 18, 1761
- Mrs. Lucy Wilder May 13, 1685 – May 13, 1763
- David Wilder Sep 29, 1781 – Dec 9, 1786
- Mr. Josiah Wilder Esquire Died Dec 20, 1788
- Mrs. Prudence Wilder +4
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