La famiglia Cary in America . 2, 1724, morì il 22 febbraio 1737. 11. William, nato il 28 ottobre 1729, morì il 7 maggio 1808. Eleazer fu scelto diacono della prima chiesa in1726, e tenne l'ufficio fino alla sua morte nel 1757, trenta anni dopo. Fu chiamato Capitano Cary, e i suoi resoconti indicano che era un uomo di influenza. Egli è stato eletto rappresentante, o vice, all'assemblea generale otto sessioni in successione. La tomba di Eleazer Cary si trova nel vecchio cimitero atWindham Center. Si erge abbastanza vicino alla strada, e circondato da numerose lapidi di di ardesia nera, ornata da teste di morte e di altri

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The Cary family in America . 2, 1724, died February 22, 1737. 11. William, born October 28, 1729, died May 7, 1808. Eleazer was chosen deacon of the first church in1726, and held the office till he died in 1757, thirty-oneyears later. He was called Captain Cary, and the townrecords show that he was a man of influence. He waschosen representative, or deputy, to the general assemblyeight sessions in succession. The grave of Eleazer Cary is in the old cemetery atWindham Centre. It stands quite near the road, and issurrounded by numerous headstones of black slate, ornamented by deaths heads and other cheerful devices.The inscription is as follows: In memory of Capt. Eleazer Cary. Although his Yousfulness in Church & State Yet he was Called to Close his Eyes on Mortal things & went with Unshaken Faith into ye Unseen world on ye 28th of July 1754 in ye 76th Year of his Age. In him Did two Great worthys ShineWisdom & Justice met so Kind. Then Let him Rest in Undisturbed dustUntill ye Resurrection of ye Just. 18. THE GARY FAMILY IN AMERICA On the right is the grave of Deacon Garys wifeLydia, and on the left is one of Ensign Gary and daughterSusan. The deacon and the captain are the same person;the ensign was his son, who died the same year as his father. Of Eleazer Gary it may be said as of his tinclein ** Hinmans Gonnecticut Settlers, Joseph Gary ofWindham must have been a gentleman of reputation, asno man in Gonnecticut at the early settlement of Wind-ham could have held the offices of deacon and captainunless of high standing in the Golony. Lydia died Jime12, 1761, aged seventy-five years. Gontinuing over and down Gary Hill, we reach thetown of Scotland, or Scotland Society as it was calledin old times. Here settled the descendants of Joseph, the ninth child of John the Towne Glearke, and theancestor of Alice and Phebe, the poetesses. (See view ofthe Alfred Gary house facing page 12). It was in this village that the old round, so popularyears ago, of Scotlands Burning, was c

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