Washington Tufts

1814–1893 (age 79)

Biography

Washington Tufts, born in 1814, witnessed the unfolding of the nineteenth century and was laid to rest in Brookfield Cemetery in 1893. Throughout his life, he valued community, leaving behind a record of kindness and steady resolve.

Though details of his days have faded into history, his grave remains a quiet testament to a person who made a difference in the lives of those around him.

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1792–1868 (age 76)
Brookfield Cemetery
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George William Johnson
1827–1909 (age 82)
Brookfield Cemetery
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Amos Howe Johnson
1831–1896 (age 65)
Brookfield Cemetery
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Charlotte Abigail Johnson
1807–1888 (age 81)
Brookfield Cemetery
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Frances Seymour Johnson
1840–1912 (age 72)
Brookfield Cemetery
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Mary Gladding Wheeler Benjamin
1814–1870 (age 56)
Brookfield Cemetery
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