Carvers: “Hartshornish”
John Hartshorn (1650–1737) worked in Rowley, MA, and after 1722, in Franklin, CT. Originally we thought he carved these, but he was dead before these people were. Some carvers carried on his style—we just aren't sure which one made these stones. The style of carving and flaky slate are all similar. The mystery goes on.
| 1747 | Samuel Cobb | G-140 | masked face with wings, pinwheels, spiral borders |
| 1753 | Sarah Fletcher Cotton | H-48 | damaged, masked face with wings, spiral borders |
| 1753 | Rebekah Gooding | G-137 | masked face with wings, pinwheels, spiral borders (photo on Find a Grave) |
| 1756 | Abigail Longfellow | F-31 | masked face with wings, pinwheels, spiral borders (photo above) |
| 1756 | Mary Waite | F-79 | masked face with wings, pinwheels, spiral borders |