Born Jul. 24, 1700, Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA. Died Jan. 17, 1777. son of John Cutler and Mary Stearns.

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Sources: Lexington births: CUTLER, Ebenezer, s. of John & Mary (Stearns), b. Jul. 24, 1700, bp. Nov. 1, 1702. (p.10)

Sources: Lincoln deaths: CUTLER, Ebenezer, Capt., Jan. 17, 1777. [a. 77. GR1]

Memento mori Here lies Inter'd the remains of Capt. Ebenezer Cutler. The superiour intellectual abilities with which he was endowed, recommended him to the respect & notice of his fellow men, especially of the more wise and ??? wing. In the publick trust reposed in him he behaved with fidelity. He was a friend to good order and discerment, a love of learning, & studious to promote it in this place. He was a constant worshipper of God in his family, & very dilegent in his attendance on the publick institut- ions of religion. In his last sickness which tho' long & painful was born by him with great patience. He discovered an ardent Christ after communion with GOD,. And in hope of attaining to the more perfect degrees thereof enjoyed by the saints in glory he expired Jany: 17th 1777 Anno Ætatis 77.

SOURCE: Photograph and Inscription from grave of Capt Ebenezer Cutler in The Old Cemetery in Lincoln, MA Photograph of Grave (copyright) The Old Cemetery, also known as Town Hill Cemetery, was established in 1747 and is located on Bedford Road on the hill behind Bemis Hall.

Source

1. Find A Grave
2. Photograph and Inscription from grave of Capt Ebenezer Cutler in The Old Cemetery in Lincoln, MA

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The Baldwin genealogy from 1500 to 1881 (1881)

Author: Baldwin, C. C. (Charles Candee), 1834-1895

Subject: Baldwin family

Publisher: Cleveland, O, [Leader printing company]

Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT

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GEDCOM Note

He resided in Weston, which was set off off to Lincoln, 19 April 1754. Source Link: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000128646204827&label=@S441@

GEDCOM Note

Ebenezer was one of the petitioners for the incorporation of the second precinct of Concord, later incorporated as the town of Lincoln. Source Link: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000128646180847&label=@S768@

GEDCOM Note

He held the rank of Captain and was also Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for many years. Source Link: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000128646204822&label=@S310@