. Dearborn's guide through Mount Auburn : with seventy-six engravings for the benefit of strangers desirous of seeing the clusters of monuments with the least trouble ; with the established rules for the preservation of the cemetery, purchase of lots, and other concerns ... ENOCH PATTERSON, LOT 438, INDIAN RIDGE PATH.Jbr this mortal must put on immortality. TO THE MEMORT OF DAVID PATTERSON. He sleeps beneath the blue lone sea,He lies where pearls the deep,He was the loved of all; yet noneOer his low bed may weep.. 46 ALEXANDER WADSWORTH. LOT 431. INDIAN RIDGE PATH. An infant son, born March 25

. Dearborn's guide through Mount Auburn : with seventy-six engravings for the benefit of strangers desirous of seeing the clusters of monuments with the least trouble ; with the established rules for the preservation of the cemetery, purchase of lots, and other concerns ... ENOCH PATTERSON, LOT 438, INDIAN RIDGE PATH.Jbr this mortal must put on immortality. TO THE MEMORT OF DAVID PATTERSON. He sleeps beneath the blue lone sea,He lies where pearls the deep,He was the loved of all; yet noneOer his low bed may weep.. 46 ALEXANDER WADSWORTH. LOT 431. INDIAN RIDGE PATH. An infant son, born March 25 Stock Photo

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. Dearborn's guide through Mount Auburn : with seventy-six engravings for the benefit of strangers desirous of seeing the clusters of monuments with the least trouble ; with the established rules for the preservation of the cemetery, purchase of lots, and other concerns ... ENOCH PATTERSON, LOT 438, INDIAN RIDGE PATH.Jbr this mortal must put on immortality. TO THE MEMORT OF DAVID PATTERSON. He sleeps beneath the blue lone sea, He lies where pearls the deep, He was the loved of all; yet noneOer his low bed may weep.. 46 ALEXANDER WADSWORTH. LOT 431. INDIAN RIDGE PATH. An infant son, born March 25, died March 9, 1837. Before tli3 lieart might loam I Shall love wiih weak embrace In waywanliiess lo slray, | Thy heavenward flight dotaiii ? Before the fool could turn | No! Angels seek ihy place The dark and downward way; | Among yon cherub-train.

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