Ames Cemetery

Ames, Burton b: Nov 2, 1876 Stgtn - d: April 20, 1949 Stgtn @ home - s/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames 

Ames, Calvin b: Mar 11, 1864 Stgtn - May 24, 1945 Stgtn -s/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames

Ames, Christiana b: abt April 1870 @ Ames Pt. - d: abt 1874 @ age 4 yrs - d/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames

Ames, John b: ?? - d: - s/o Thomas & Patience (Stimpson) Ames

Ames, Justus b: Oct 22, 1846 Stgtn - d: Nov 3, 1916 Stgtn - s/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames 

Ames, Mercy b: Feb. 12, 1852 - d: Feb 27, 1928 - d/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames

Ames, Patience Stimpson b: Nov 11, 1828 Stgtn - d: July 6, 1905 Stgtn - w/o Thomas Ames - d/o David & Parazanda (Merrithew) Gross 

Ames, Statira b: @ Ames Pt. between 1864 & 1873 d: @ 4 yrs

Ames, Thomas b: Feb 13, 1819 Vinalhaven - d: April 2, 1893 Stgtn - h/o Patience Stimpson Gross - s/o Thomas, Sr. & Sally (Smith) Ames

Ames, Walden Enoch b: Aug 8, 1872 - d: July 10, 1949 Stgtn @ home - s/o Thomas & Patience (Gross) Ames

Personal Memory from Monty Small:  If you were a teenager in the early 1940s and you went ice skating, you surely went to “Ames Meadow.” It seemed like every kid in town was there, sometimes until midnight. We would have bonfires going and everyone had a good time, just skating. The Ames brothers never said a word. They just let us go on having our fun. During the day, Burt Ames would be out cutting wood and when it came lunch time Calvin would come outdoors with a horn and blow it, and pretty soon Burt would trot across the pond to have his lunch. Nice folks, especially to us kids. None of them ever married so, when they were gone, they were gone.