Handbook of Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts $b its history, its famous dead, and its quaint epitaphs

"Handbook of Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts" by Frank H. Perkins is a historical record that examines the importance of Burial Hill, a well-known cemetery found in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The book talks about the important people buried there, like Pilgrim ancestors and heroes from the Revolutionary War, and shares interesting gravestone messages that show what people thought and how they lived in early America. The handbook carefully records the important historical places and people connected to Old Burial Hill, providing details about different graves and insights into the lives of people that include Governor William Bradford and John Howland. Perkins's goal is to create a portrait of the colony's starting families and how their legacy lives on through keeping their burial ground safe. The book serves as a guide to an important place from the past and as a tribute to the ancestors who set the stage for the early American landscape.