William WOODS

                       In the late 19th century Superintendent Stephen Barker sought out
    and found 13 of the old yard stones from the so-called "Lost Cemetery" and
    stored them.  In 1904 the Ashuelot Chapter, DAR, had the 10 legible
    headstones set in a lot at the rear of the cemetery with a memorial
    boudler (site of the old hearse house).  The Chapter also gave the iron
    gate at the cemetery entrance that year.  Descendants of the early settlers
    have since placed more durable monuments on some of the old graves, and
    in 1966 there were two new stones with bronze DAR seals on the graves
    of Revolutionary War soldier William Woods and his wife.