Went out to visit a few people buried in a really beautiful little cemetery totally hidden away out of sight. Gotta walk through a convenience store parking lot, behind a dumpster, and up a quarter mile or so into the woods to even get close to it. Several members of the Sayles textile manufacturing family are buried in this cemetery, along with a few other interesting people that I'll tell you all about in the video.
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References/Further Reading:
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Newspapers:
Boston Post - 11/28/87
Catskill Recorder - 3/10/1882
Boston Sunday Globe - 2/13/1881
The Rhode-Island Republican - 11/23/1826
Cemetery Reference Sites:
rihistoriccemeteries.org/webda...
www.findagrave.com/