22. Cousens Family
1860s
Artistic Feature
Location: Plot 349, 352
The Cousens family worked as sailmakers, with Charles establishing the family sailmaking business. His father George was a master mariner who lived at South Main and Spring Streets with his wife Joanna. They had nine children. Charles had seven children during his lifetime, but only three of them survived. The Cousens family gravestones are notable because they are made of white marble. During the Victorian era, quarries began offering this stone because it was affordable and easy to carve. Many gravesites of this time were decorated with white marble statuaries, urns, and obelisks as sentimental memorials.
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22. Cousens Family
- Plaques 1-32
- David Bates
- Levi Willcutt
- John Jacob
- Ignatius Orcutt
- Rev. Nehemiah Hobart
- Deacon Abel Kent
- Rev. John Browne
- Abel Kent
- Bethiah "Resolution" Nichols Tower
- Abraham Tower
- Abraham Hobart Tower
- Isaac Lincoln
- Paul Pratt
- Margaret Tower, Ibrook Tower
- Daniel Tower
- Gilbert S. Tower
- Thomas Stevenson
- John Stephenson
- Capt. James Hall, Persis Tower Hall
- Elijah Lincoln
- Sarah Pratt
- Cousens Family
- Capt. George Hall
- Ezekiel Stetson, John Stetson, Lydia Stutson
- Urian Oakes
- James Stoddard
- Aaron Pratt
- Christopher James
- Phineas/Aaron Pratt Family Monument
- William Hanlon
- Thomas W. Clarke
- James W. Nichols
- Plaques 33-39
- Plaques 40-54
- Charles B. Nichols
- Helen Howes Vosoff
- Levi B. Gaylord
- Edward Tower
- Francis W. Hagerty, Mary F. Hagerty
- Howard S. Reid, MD
- Richardson White
- Vietnam Casualties
- Marion H. Gibson Woods
- Jessie Bancroft Cox, William C. Cox, Jane Steele Cook
- Lawrence P. Barrett
- Stuart Robson
- George H. Mealy
- Samuel L. Jenkins
- Joseph H. Smith
- Plaques 55-64
- Artistic Features