Kitchen Cemetery Revisited, Part II
The T Stones
The other significant family here is the Thatchers (or Trouts). Here are the stones that end in the letter T: A. T.; B. T.; I. T. W H A 24, 1775; L. T. D O R 23, 1778; M. T.; and M. A. T. On my recent visit I only found two stones with T. initials, and one of them is not on this list.
A T. might be Amos Thatcher (1704 Wales-1798). Amos Thatcher was executor of the estate of his friend Isaac Robins in 1741, and witnessed the will of James Kitchen in 1745. Amos Thatcher had a farm in Sergeantsville. He was 93 when he died, having outlived at least four of his 12 children.
One of his sons was named Bartholomew, who …