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17. See Rev. L. S. Rowland, "Town of Lee," in J. E. A. Smith ed.. History of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Volume II (New York, NY: J. B. Beers and Company, 1885), p. 149.
18. Vol. 38, p. 274. There is an intriguing stone in Hatchville for Kezia Sturges (1805), wife of Ezekiel Sttirges: it is made of marble and has an urn whose shape is not unlike that used by William Sturgis; but the urn is more sculpted than William's and the lettering is not his. Might this be an early stone of one of the... other stonecutting Sturgises such as Tho- mas (aged twenty-three) or Nehemiah (aged fifteen)? I have not determined whether Ezekiel or Kezia are relatives of the Sturgises of Lee; they would probably have been of the same generation as William and Thomas.
19. I am grateful to Laurel Gabel for this as well as the initial information which led me to the Sturgis family in Lee. Later, I learned more from Robert Drinkwater on the Sturgises' signed and probated gravestones in that area. Samuel D. Sturgis was one of fifteen Lee men drafted in the War of 1812, but his "action" consisted of drilling in Boston (Rowland, "Town of Lee," p.
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17. See Rev. L. S. Rowland, "Town of Lee," in J. E. A. Smith ed.. History of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Volume II (New York, NY: J. B. Beers and Company, 1885), p. 149.
18. Vol. 38, p. 274. There is an intriguing stone in Hatchville for Kezia Sturges (1805), wife of Ezekiel Sttirges: it is made of marble and has an urn whose shape is not unlike that used by William Sturgis; but the urn is more sculpted than William's and the lettering is not his. Might this be an early stone of one of the... other stonecutting Sturgises such as Tho- mas (aged twenty-three) or Nehemiah (aged fifteen)? I have not determined whether Ezekiel or Kezia are relatives of the Sturgises of Lee; they would probably have been of the same generation as William and Thomas.
19. I am grateful to Laurel Gabel for this as well as the initial information which led me to the Sturgis family in Lee. Later, I learned more from Robert Drinkwater on the Sturgises' signed and probated gravestones in that area. Samuel D. Sturgis was one of fifteen Lee men drafted in the War of 1812, but his "action" consisted of drilling in Boston (Rowland, "Town of Lee," p.
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