Be ye followers of them who through faith & patience inherit the promises. Here rests the mortal part of Mrs. RUTH BROOKS Consort of Mr. ASA BROOKS who died Decr. 14th 1791 Aged 45 Years. Bless'd are the dead, the happy dead who die in Christ their living head; They from their painfull labour cease, And enter into perfect peace. The life story of the owner of this lovely gravestone has mostly me eluded so far. I have found very little record of her besides her gravestone. If

"How is he Numbered with the Children of God. & his lot is among the Saints; WISDOM; V. 5 an Honest man's the Noblest work of God."

Reuben and Meriam were children of Lt. Reuben and Mrs. Rebeckah (Barrett) Hunt. Both were born in Concord, MA. Reuben and Rebeckah were married by the Reverend William Emerson in Concord on January 4, 1770. They had eleven children together over their 26-year marriage. Lt. Reuben served during the American Revolution as a volunteer militiaman in John Buttrick's Company. He was also a town Selectman from 1797-1801. Reuben the son was born on March 16, 1774, the third child

Deacon Simon Hunt 1704-1790 Concord, MA

Deacon Ephraim Brown 1710-1788 Concord, MA

Mr. Job Brooks 1698-1788 Concord, MA

Deacon Thomas Barrett 1707-1779 Concord, MA

Hiram Grover Garfield (1888-1918) Motorman WWI