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The rise of neo-classicism
brought an end to the peculiar rustic handiwork stone cutters, but some
of the transitional designs are attractive and interesting.
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Childrens grave
markers are the majority in many colonial yards.
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A Common type in
this area. Note the compass scribed circle of the skull face. Possibly
the work of Joseph Wilder of Lancaster.
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A nice tapered Worcester
standard.
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Another very
common type locally, probobly from the John Dwight shop of Shirley, Mass.
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