Carvers: The Geyers
The Geyers
Henry Christian Geyer (1727–1785) and his son, John Just Geyer (1758–1808), worked in Boston, MA. There are 13 grave stone carvings in Eastern Cemetery attributed to them.
| 1790 | Stephen Longfellow | John Just, Sr. | F-32 | winged face with bangs, framed by florals and floral border |
| 1777 | Tabitha Bragdon Longfellow | Henry Christian | F-33 | double-winged face with curl, simple border |
| 1784 | Dorcas Ilsley Preble | John Just, Sr. | C-202 | winged face and chest with straight eyebrows, floral border |
| 1791 | John Stephenson, Jr. | John Just, Sr. | F-35 | winged face with bangs, simple border |
| 1777 | Tabitha Stephenson | Henry Christian | F-34 | winged death's head |
| 1769 | Mary Titcomb | Henry Christian | C-187 | winged death's head with deeply carved eyes and nose, simple floral border |
| 1784 | Capt. Henry Wait | John Just, Sr. | F-82 | winged face with curl and straight eyebrows, simple border (photo above) |
| 1769 | Capt. John Wait | John Just, Sr. | F-80 | winged face with straight eyebrows, wavy parted hair |
| 1775 | Sarah Kent Wait | John Just, Sr. | F-81 | winged face, straight eyebrows, simple border |
| 1789 | Isabella Wildrage | John Just, Sr. | H-114 | winged face with bangs, simple border |
| 1795 | Ann Weeks Moody | John Just, Sr. | E-69 | winged face with bangs, straight eyebrows, simle border |
| 1773 | Jonathan Dow | Henry Christian | C-144 | skull, crossed bones, simple border with hooks |
| 1773 | Mercy Dow | Henry Christian | C-145 | skull, crossed bones, simple border with hooks |