The following transcriptions are from stones in two family plots to be found 
on the Old Pratt Farm about two miles south east of the villlage of Burlington.

In memory of Charity Sill who died March 3 1828 71years

Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Mary Sill who died June 5 1822 
in the 91st year of her age.

These were nice white marble slabs, but not erect in 1933.  After much 
research it was found that Charity Sill was a daughter of Mrs. Mary Sill 
and Mary's first husband, Edward Pratt of Saybrook, Conn., and that Charity 
married Ezra Sill (Revolutionary soldier) of Saybrook, son of Andrew Sill 
and Phebe Mather.  Regarding Mrs. Mary Sill a search found that she first 
married Edward Pratt, Sr., son of Daniel and Mercy (Doty) Pratt of Saybrook, 
and secondly married Andrew Sill of Saybrook, as his second wife.  Charity 
Sill was also a sister of Jeremiah Pratt and Mrs. Mary Sill a mother.

Jeremiah Pratt, died Jan 21 1863 in the 99th year of his age

Sacred to the memory of Jennet, consort of Jeremiah Pratt, who died 
July 4 1849, in the 82ned year of her age

Daniel Pratt a son died Aug 8 1854 age 46

Transcribed by Harry Bolton