Halloween surprise: tombstone fragment found buried in churchyard @JamestownRediscovery
Halloween surprise: tombstone fragment found buried in churchyard  @JamestownRediscovery
Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This tombstone fragment was recently found buried near the church at Jamestown. It appears to be part of the tombstone of Martha Jaquelin who died in the early 18th century. Research is ongoing to learn more about the stone.
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Halloween surprise: tombstone fragment found buried in churchyard

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