This small family plot is located about 1,000 feet northeast of the brick Ormsbee House on Ormsbee Road in the middle of a field.

Obelisk – five inscriptions:

Ormsbee, R. M. – died June 20, 1892 – age 83 yrs. 7 mo. 27 da.

Ormsbee, Margaret, wife of R. M. Ormsbee – died June 7, 1894 – 87 yrs. 11 mo. 13 da.

Ormsbee, Isaac Ira, son of R. M. & M. Ormsbee – died Oct. 13, 1864 – 2 yrs. 5 mo. 17 da.

Ormsbee, Amy, wife of R. M. Ormsbee – died Jan. 16, 1852 – 36 yrs. 7 mo. 6 da.

(A descendant of Roger Williams of Rhode Island)

Separate slab:

Ormsbee, Amy, wife of R. M. Ormsbee – not legible

Ormsbee, Sally, wife of Ira Ormsbee – died April 30, 1830 – 32 yr. 3 mo. 8 da.

Ormsbee, Ira – died October 13, 1851 – in 60^th year

Separate slab:

Ormsbee, Roger Williams, son of R. M. & Amy Ormsbee – died 11-9-1843 – 2 yr. 6 mo. 21 da.

Ormsbee, Isaac Ira, son of R. M. & Margaret Ormsbee – died October 13, 1864 - __yr. 5 mo. 7 da.

(U. S. Flag)

Day, Hannah, daughter of Ezra & Ruth Day – died Apr. 7, 1829

One stone – completely illegible

Cole, Ambrose – died Oct. 27, 1808 (possibly 1823) – 74^th year

Cole, Alathea, wife of Ambrose Cole – died 7/26/1826 – 66^th year

Ormsbee, Isaac, Soldier of the American Revolution – died December 13, 1848 – in 86^th year No flag

Ormsbee, Patience Chase, wife of Isaac Ormsbee – died May 26, 1820 – in 54^th year

Ormsbee, Clarence Mason – born 8-31-1883 – died 1-10-1949

When a small boy of nine years, he lost an arm in a buzz saw. Although the stone was not observed, a member of family states that a small stone was erected over the arm which he lost.

Transcribed Jan. 30, 2002 by Mary G. Hafler

from a typed report by

Clayton H. Brown, Greenfield Historian,

dated August 19, 1972