Gravestone of the Day: John Jackson

John Jackson, 1691, Point of Graves, Portsmouth, NH

HERE

LYETH BURIED

Ye BODY OF

IOHN IACKSON

AGED 33 YEARS

DYED IANUARY

Ye 26 1690/1

Gravestone of the Day: Eunice Tullock

Eunice Tullock, 1807, North Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH

FUGIT HORA, MEMENTO MORI.

Sacred

to the memory of

MRS. EUNICE TULLOCK

the late belovid Consort of Capt.

WILLIAM TULLOCK

5th. daughter of the late Mr. James

Tuttell, who after enduring a painful

and rapid decline, with Christian

patience fortitude, and resignation.

departed this life in the well grounded

hope of a better, Feby. 4th. 1807.

AEt. 27.

Favour is deceitful and beauty is

vain; but a woman that feareth

the Lord, she shall be praised

Eunice Tuttle Tullock?

Gravestone of the Day: Anna Holyoke Cutts

Anna Holyoke Cutts, 1788, North Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH

Here lies (mix'd with the clods of the

valley) the Dust of Anna Holyoke Cutts

2d: daughr: of Samuel Cutts Esqr:

she cherfully resin'd her Soul to God

who gave it 28th of Augst: 1788. AE 20

With Life contented as in death resin'd

To sea's congenial flow the unspoiled mind;

Attending Angels hail'd her to that shore

Where Times dull [winter?]

Does this count as another way to say died? Number 60 is "Resigned His Soul to God" — do you think that "cherfully resin'd her Soul to God who gave it" is substantially different? I usually have no trouble booting a gravestone from 101 Ways to Say Died when I find a more interesting version of the phrase, but #60 is the gravestone of Yarrow, which is one of the few gravestones of African Americans in the series.