Hibbert Newton Binney

1766–1842 (age 76)

Biography

Hibbert Newton Binney was a distinguished painter who contributed to the artistic development of early 19th-century Canada. His work reflected the aesthetic sensibilities of the period and helped establish a foundation for visual arts in the young nation.

Binney's legacy endures through his artistic contributions and the cultural impact of his career. He was interred at the Old Burying Ground, a testament to his standing in his community.

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William Eustis
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Old Burying Ground
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John Parker
1757–1840 (age 83)
Old Burying Ground
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Augustus Frederick Welsford
1811–1855 (age 44)
Old Burying Ground
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Jonas Farnsworth
1748–1805 (age 57)
Old Burying Ground
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Samuel Dana
1767–1835 (age 68)
Old Burying Ground
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William Bruce Almon
1787–1840 (age 53)
Old Burying Ground
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