Oliver Sheafe
Oliver Sheafe, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1825 – by the beginning of the 19th century, religious life became more liberal. This change can be noticed on the gravestones in the form of a new motif: The Urn and the Willow. The Urn contains the remains of human life from which arises the soul to heaven. The willow symbolizes mourning and the loss of earthly life and the joy of celestial life.
On the stone reads :
OLIVER SHEAFE son of THO's SHEAFE ESQ.
DIED SEP. 17, 1825 AGED 27 YEARS
Oliver was a third generation son of the prominent
18th century Portsmouth Sheafe Family
which traded with the West Indies.
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