Mr. Robart Houghton 
Nov 7, 1658 – Nov 7, 1723
Buried at
Old Common Burial Ground
Transcription
HERE LIES BURIED
Y_e BODY OF M_R
ROBART HOUGHT_ON
WHO DEC_d
NOVEMB_R Y_e 7th
AD 1723
IN Y_e 65_th YEAR
OF HIS AGE
- Surveyed On
 
- April 30, 2016
 
- Stone Type
 
- slate
 
- Border
 
- There are three, thin width borders on this stone. The first one is the outermost and it runs the circumference of this stone. The second border originates and terminates within the tympanum. It runs between two spools located along the base of the tympanum. After going along the dome, it hops over the stars at the extreme sides of the tympanum. The third border originates and terminates with the two spools on either side of the face. The tablet section has a two line, medium width border around the plaque. Three independent illustrated side panels abut three sides of the tablet sections. Each tableau utilizes nautilus-like swirls set in complementary juxtaposition to each other. The bottom panel is a biradial pattern with a centerpoint.
 
- Remark
 
- The face in the center is an early rendering with an oval, elypse type shape and basic shapes (i.e. circles and lines) forming the facial details. There are four, six armed stars in the upper portion of the stone. Two are found in the tympanum and two are positioned at the stone's shoulders.
 
- Physical Status
 
- straight less_than_20_degrees
 
Buried among fellow family members
- 
Mrs. Mary Houghton 
Dec 31, 1660 – Dec 31, 1720
 
- 
 Dinah Houghton 
Sep 23, 1704 – Sep 23, 1723
 
- 
Lieu. John Houghton 
Apr 5, 1673 – Apr 5, 1724
 
- 
Mrs. Mary Houghton 
Apr 7, 1648 – Apr 7, 1724
 
- 
 Silance Houghton 
Died Sep 4, 1728
 
- 
 Mary Houghton 
Oct 1, 1732 – Aug 30, 1736
 
- 
 John Houghton 
Feb 3, 1650 – Feb 3, 1737
 
- 
Captain Jonas Houghton 
Aug 5, 1682 – Aug 5, 1739
 
- 
Mrs. Esther Houghton 
Jan 13, 1658 – Jan 13, 1741
 
- 
Mr. William Houghton 
Apr 25, 1695 – Jul 15, 1743
 
- 
Mrs. Rebekah Houghton 
Nov 23, 1671 – Oct 22, 1752
 
- 
Mr. Ebenezer Houghton 
 
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