Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
Revolutionary War Graves in Hanover’s Center Cemetery<\/p>\n
Saturday, July 6th, 2024, 1:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
Meet at the Center Cemetery entrance near the First Congregational Church.<\/p>\n
There were more than 180 men from Hanover who served during the American
\nRevolutionary War. Among the graves are those of officers and enlisted men,
\nthe commander of the 2nd Massachusetts Regiment for five years, a minister
\nwho served as chaplain, a quartermaster, a surgeon, and common soldiers who
\nwere White, Native American, and African American. The Hanover Historical
\nSociety will lead a tour of the graves of Revolutionary War veterans in
\nHanover’s Center Cemetery. The tour will last one hour and will happen rain
\nor shine. <\/p>\n
This tour is sponsored by grant from the Massachusetts Society of the
\nCincinnati.<\/p>\n
For more information: www.hanoverhistoricalsociety.com or e-mail
\nhanhistdirector@gmail.com .<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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Dear fellow Hanoverians: Revolutionary War Graves in Hanover’s Center Cemetery Saturday, July 6th, 2024, 1:00 p.m. Meet at the Center Cemetery entrance near the First Congregational Church. There were more than 180 men from Hanover who served during the American … Continue reading