Grave Stone Records

This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of New England and the lives of its early settlers. Charles Spofford's meticulous records of gravestones in Claremont, New Hampshire offer insights into the migration patterns, family relationships, and cultural practices of this region in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. With detailed notes and a wealth of genealogical information, this book is an essential tool for researchers and historians alike.
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