Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston (1901)
Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 61
ote, — Yet still she hath a monumentTo strike the pensive eye,The tender memories of the landWherein her ashes lie. It is a popular belief that the Chapel Burying-Ground, or Old Burying-Place, as it was first called, contains the mortalremains only of such as were of the Episcopal faith; but thisis… … SHIRLEY ARMS. est type, lie under the shadow of a detested Episcopal edifice.Besides these, the remains of Governor Shirley and of Lady Andros repose here. Here may beseen on the tombstones the arms andescutcheons of the deceased, carry-ing us back to the days of heraldry.Under the Chapel are…
Dwellings
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