Gravestone of Anne Dewey (1768) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by Zerubbabel Collins.
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Sarah Cushman (1753)
Gravestone of Sarah Cushman (1753) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by Benjamin Collins.
Zelotes Collins (1739)
Gravestone of Zelotes Collins (1739) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by his father Benjamin Collins.
Rufus Collins (1790)
Gravestone of Rufus Collins (1790) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by his brother Zerubbabel Collins. Along with the nearby gravestone for Lydia Bennitt, this is one of only two marble stones that Collins sent back to his hometown of Columbia after he moved to Vermont.
James Collins (1770)
Gravestone of James Collins (1770) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by his father Zerubbabel Collins.
Elizabeth Collins (1778)
Gravestone of Elizabeth Collins (1778) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by her son Zerubbabel Collins.
Benjamin Collins Jr. (1749)
Gravestone of Benjamin Collins Jr. (1749) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by his father Benjamin Collins.
Benjamin Collins (1759)
Gravestone of cabinetmaker and gravestone carver Benjamin Collins (1759) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by his son Zerubbabel Collins.
Rebecka Clark (1759)
Gravestone of Rebecka Clark (1759) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by Zerubbabel Collins.
Lydia Clarke (1728)
Gravestone of Lydia Clarke (1728) at the Old Yard Cemetery in Columbia, Connecticut. Carved by Benjamin Collins. It is likely backdated by several decades, and was probably carved sometime around the 1740s.