

We then hear the sad tale of Bethiah wife of Thomas Sergeant Baylies, dying in childbirth ( at 47!!!) leaving behind 1 daughter and 9 sons) it mentions the inscription on her grave stone. When I went to Dighton last week, the stone has a break and only the first line remains. This is something that I would like to have carved and returned to Walker- Blake. It is as follows:
"Step hither mortal, drop a tear.
Think on the dust that slumbers here.
And while with grief my grave you see,
Think on the glass that runs for thee."
added by Walter G. Ashworth, she was my 5th great Aunt
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1750
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1787 |
September 16, 1787
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Dighton, MA, United States
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1791
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MA, United States
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May 19, 1796
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Dighton, MA, United States
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1796
Age 46
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