Binder containing stone location maps and burial lists of the Wightman Burying Ground published in 1996, 1992, 1988, 1986 and 1932.
Collection
Wightman Burying Ground Association Collection
Acquisition
Accession
2026.019
Source or Donor
Wightman Burying Ground Association
Acquisition Method
Donation
Lexicon
Search Terms
Wightman Burying Ground
Legacy Lexicon
Object Name
List, Burial
Archive Details
Creator
Wightman Burying Ground Association
Date(s) of Creation
1932 - 1996
Archive Size/Extent
1 Binder
Archive Notes
Date(s) Created: 1932-1996
Provenance
Notes
Admin or Biographical History: The Wightman Burying Ground is an historic cemetery located near the intersection of Yetter and Cold Spring Roads in Groton. The cemetery is associated with the First Baptist Church of Groton, established 1705, and was named for the first pastor of the Church, Valentine Wightman. It is known for its colonial era graves, including wolf stones. The Wightman Burying Ground Association was established in 1882 by a group of descendants who were interested in preserving the gravestones and maintaining the cemetery.
