Jeremiah Smith

1759–1842 (age 83)

Photograph of Jeremiah Smith

Biography

Jeremiah Smith lived for 83 years, experiencing the American Revolution and the entire early Federal period. His long life provided him with unique perspective on the nation's transformation from colonial status to established republic.

Smith's burial at Winter Street Burial Ground reflects his deep roots in his community and his enduring place in its history and memory.

Also buried at Winter Street Burial Ground

Samuel Tenney
1748–1816 (age 68)
Winter Street Burial Ground
Samuel Tenney was a Byfield resident who lived from 1748 to 1816.
Mary Wolcott Ellsworth
1830–1870 (age 40)
Winter Street Burial Ground
John Taylor Gilman
1753–1828 (age 75)
Winter Street Burial Ground
John Taylor Gilman was an Exeter resident who lived from 1753 to 1828.
Orah Almira Janvrin
1836–1882 (age 46)
Winter Street Burial Ground
Orah Almira Janvrin (1836-1882) lived 46 years and was buried in Winter Street Burial Ground.
Abner Jones
1772–1841 (age 69)
Winter Street Burial Ground
Abner Jones (1772-1841) was an American religious leader and founder of the Christian Connection movement.
Tabitha Gilman Tenney
1762–1837 (age 75)
Winter Street Burial Ground
Tabitha Gilman Tenney (1762-1837) was an American author known for her satirical novel 'Female Quixotism'.