Ancient Boundary Markers: Where two colonies met in old Woodbridge
On a recent visit to the Woodbridge Town Clerk’s vault, I came across a copy of an old newspaper article published in the New Haven Register on Sunday, November 26, 1933: Battered Boulders All That Remain Of Famous Boundary Carven Field Stones Amid Woodbridge Thickets Stand as Silent Guardians of Line Established by First Colonial Surveyors — Penalty Prevents Removal…
Eliza Thomas
Stone Number: 013 Death date: 02/14/1860 Age 24, Daughter of Charles and Nancy
Rebecca Peck
Stone Number: 012 Death date: 06/24/1859 Age 88
Eunice Peck Clark
Stone Number: 011 Death date: 02/28/1885 Age 85, Wife of Elieona
Nancy Downs
Stone Number: 010 Death date: 04/16/1858 Age 65, Wife of Shelden
Juliaette Clark
Stone Number: 009 Death date: 03/17/1858 Wife of Stephen
Julia Moulthrop
Stone Number: 008 Death date: 07/19/1857 Age 51
Fanny Alling
Stone Number: 007 Death date: 01/25/1857 Age 67
Rachel Allen
Stone Number: 006 Death date: 07/02/1856 Age 61