Category:Pemaquid (Old Fort) Cemetery, Pemaquid, Maine
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Pemaquid Cemetery, next to Fort William Henry in Pemaquid, Maine, is also known as "Old Fort Cemetery." It is not known how old the grave yard is. The oldest stone is 1734. The actual burial area may extend beyond the stone wall. The names of 200 people are recorded, but there are accounts of mass burials after native attacks on the village in the 1600's. Source- Stone Finders, Find a Grave Website. [1]
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